Can you "unwarp" a door?

I have a cabin in northern MN that needs the original windows replaced. They are Marvin casing circa 1982. I know very little about building materials/supplies but have typically made purchasing decisions around cost for the most part. The more it cost the better it is or could be. I KNOW not the best approach but that is me. The cabin is used minimally in the winter so hardcore MN thermo protection is not priority 1. I want to move away from the casing windows for the sole purpose that they hang out to far as many of the windows are on the deck. I prefer the sliding windows. Here is my question. What are your thoughts on Walsh windows out of Duluth. They seem to be a good value but again IDK much. I'm ok with the vinyl vs. wood although wood does look better but do please give me your thoughts. They will be whole replacements & when looking at the Walsh site it appears to me that the frame/trim is a bit wider. This is a hand scribbed log structure that has been in place for 40 yrs so the settling is done. My hope is to simply take the old Marvin's out, square it up/adjust if need be & install the new units. I prefer to not make the opening much wider but a bit is acceptable. Probably not using the correct terms but I think you may know what I mean. I'm 52 so the next time the windows need replacing I'm hoping to be on the deck with a scotch/cigar watching my now teenage kids do the work. Any and all recommendations are welcome. I do know the lead time for Marvin's is very long. SAD! Any other brands? Price is a consideration. Thank you for sharing your experience., Experience I do not have but want to learn.

Hi, I have a tilt and turn door that operates in an unusual way. This is a left hinge hanging door; looking at door from the inside, the hinges are on the left and swings inwards. The standard or typical positions to open/close/tilt the door should be as follows: [list] [*]6 o clock position (close door/window) [*]9 o clock position (open door/window) [*]12 o clock position (tilt open). [/list] However, my door does this: [list] [*]closed in the 3 o clock position [*]opens in the 6 o clock position [*]tilts in the 9 o clock position [/list] See Images below! How can I adjust/fix this, so it operates like a standard tilt/turn door? Is this a gearing issue? Note in the image of the "3 o clock position", this is the furthest it will go since there's siding on the exterior of the house that prevents a full 3 o clock position close. I am in Toronto, ON, Canada so there's no service providers. There is no warranty on the door either as it was sold to us as a cash price with no support (even at the request for paying for service). Any advice is greatly appreciated! [img]https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/20220409_181952_bad339aa0581d13be0c927b19e926f53ade3c6c8.jpg[/img] [i]Tilted in 9 o clock position[/i] [img]https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/20220409_182009_b035e77d542ec9e2e09b80a8064e98b2d64e8afc.jpg[/img] [i]closed in 3 o clock position with obstruction[/i] [img]https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/20220409_181944_39cd5bd2d495d5f939ceeb9b126bdcbaa00a0e37.jpg[/img] [i]door swung open in 6 o clock position[/i]