Hello,
Here are the pictures.
1. I need to replace the balance track. 20" tall, and the header and foot as shown. The balance shows 2140.I know we have integral with header and foot, please tell me the part number separately. (balance, header, shoe in case in the future use)
2. I need to buy some rivet as shown. (I know we have integral with rivet, but please tell me the partnumber in case I need in the future use.)
3. I need find a lock as shown.
Thanks.
Tom from SWISCO responded:
May 17, 2018
Sure thing! For the nylon attachments, see our 19-002 and either our 15-001 or 15-002, depending on depth. If it's the 15-001, then you have our Series 390 channel balance. If it's our 15-002, you have our Series 351 instead. For the rivet, see our 62-005. As for that lock, can you confirm the hole center spacing? Based on your ruler, it almost looks like 3" but that seems like a lot. I'd like you to double check and tell me what you get. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
May 21, 2018
1. If the depth is 1-1/8", then it's our 15-001. The 15-002 is only 1" deep. I think our Series 390 would be better. 2. I'm a little confused. If your old stamp reads 2140, then your balance should be 22" long. Can you confirm? Make sure to only measure the metal channel. 3. Looking at your lock, based on the adjustment you mentioned, it seems to be more like 2-1/16". If that's the case I recommend our 90-161. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
May 22, 2018
Are you saying both balances for one sash are different lengths? That is kind of weird. They really should be the same size. Part of me wants to assume that the original length was 22" simply because both stamps indicate that size, but I hesitate to say for sure. I don't know why the installers would use two totally different lengths for one window, but it honestly happens more often than you'd think (much to our frustration!). If you can determine which of the two balances is the original, then go with that size. You don't want to divide the sash weight by two; our sash weight calculations are displayed assuming both balances are supporting the noted weight. |