Prime Line Products G 3038 Sliding Window Roller 4-pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS G 3038 is a steel flat-edge sliding window roller assembly sold in a 4-pack. Each roller features a 3/8-inch diameter flat-edge steel wheel seated in a nylon housing, giving it smooth travel along the window track while holding up to repetitive use. The mounting holes are spaced 1-1/4 inches on center for straightforward drop-in positioning. At 0.37 pounds per pack, the assembly is lightweight and easy to handle during replacement service. This part is installed by glazing contractors, window service technicians, and experienced DIYers performing sliding window hardware repairs.

The G 3038 is designed for sliding window applications where a flat-edge roller profile is required. It is specifically noted as compatible with Tom Rays Tyco 66 sliding windows. The 1/4-inch overall width and 3/8-inch overall depth keep the assembly within the tight clearances typical of residential sliding window frames. This roller assembly suits repair scenarios where the original roller has worn, cracked, or lost smooth operation, restoring proper window glide without full-frame replacement.

Key Features

• Steel flat-edge roller for smooth, durable track engagement
• Nylon housing secures the roller and resists corrosion in the housing body
• Mounting holes spaced 1-1/4 inches on center for consistent positioning
• 3/8-inch roller diameter with 1/4-inch overall width and 3/8-inch overall depth
• 4-pack quantity covers multiple windows or provides spares on a single job

Compatibility

Compatible with Tom Rays Tyco 66 sliding windows. Designed as a flat-edge OEM-style replacement roller assembly for residential sliding window frames requiring 3/8-inch diameter rollers with 1-1/4-inch on-center mounting hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a window glazing technician or experienced general contractor. Before replacing rollers, remove the window panel from the frame per the manufacturer removal procedure and work on a stable, padded surface to avoid glass damage. Verify the existing mounting hole spacing and roller channel dimensions match this assembly before installation. No special tools beyond a screwdriver are typically required for standard roller replacement.