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20-022 Friction Shoe

There are no identifiable numbers on part or anywhweee on windows. We think the windows are Louisiana Pacific, circa 93-95. Measurements are 2 1/4 inches tall, 1 1/8 inch wide

I have a customer who has older tilt-in windows which use a coil spring and nylon slide for counter balance. The spring catch at the top seems to latch onto the side of the vinyl track, but the vinyl is broke off at the top of the track.

Looking for a replacement for this part. It is what holds the window using a pin to the sash. A spring is connected to this. It breaks all the time so wondering if there is a version of this made of metal.

I am looking for 100 of these

I'm looking for parts for a window. I think it is a lincoln window put in my house back in 1998. The parts are he latch for the tilt down. Also the balance spring is connected to a plastic piece in jamb.There is a picture if the latch, spring, and the part the spring is connected too ... (cont.)

Spring is 17 1/4 (438.15mm) long, 1mm wire thick, 15/32 (11.9mm) diameter. Total spring length including loops is 18 1/16(458.79mm) Sash Pivot Pin is 1 3/4 long, pin is 5/8", rest being screw Clip is 1" Friction Shoe is your part # 20-022

Any idea if these are still made or where I might find them?

This is a plastic slider shoe, that hooks to a long 14" spring. This part has an adjustable screw tightener, to adjust resistance to sliding. I need 2, please.

Spring attaches to the either opening at the end. Screw provides to window movement tension

The windows are 25 years old. Make unk. Double hung. This part holds the spring, uses total of 4 for each window. The pegs from the window go into one hole, set screw in other. It fits inside a channel in the window frame. Thanks in advance for any help, hope you have the product. ... (cont.)

Need help identifying part shown

DO you guys have these??? They attach to the springs inside the jambliners

Wenco double hung window circa 1993

Hello, I have couple of question. The current sash balancer is a simple spring with a shoe attached to it at the bottom. I have attached the pictures. I am thinking of replacing them with Series 770. Here are the questions: 1. If the length of the visible glass is 33.5", do I round it down or up ... (cont.)

Good Morning, This is an 18 year old house with original double hung windows. Both the top and bottom windows are supported with a long spring that attaches to a hook on this sliding part, that fits into a channel. Image 2781, I've circled where the hook has broken off. I can supply measurements ... (cont.)

The is for a wooden window. It is 1 inch wide and 2.25 inches long. I also need seals to insert in the wooden window track. Please advise.RegardsJim

Looking for this part

House was built in 1999 with wood tilt out double hung windows. Pictures attached. On one window, the upper sash balance is broken (remaining part picture attached). This sliding part fits in a vinyl channel and is attached to a long spring which holds the window up and closed. I slit the upper pa ... (cont.)

I'm having a hard time finding this shoe. It measures 2 1/4 x 15/16 x 1/2". Any help greatly appreciated. Jon

Looking for this plastic part that slides up and down in the side window track with the aid of a spring that attaches to one end. The window sash pin fits into the other end. This part aids in raising and lowering the window.