3 Seasons Portch Window Crank

A handy person from Cedar Rapids, Iowa says:
Hi,

Our house was built in 1966. We have a 3-seasons porch and one of the window cranks is totally broken. I have included photos of what the broken one looks like and what a fully functioning assembled crank looks like. The arms that open and close the windows seem to be fine. And the crank is 6" long. Please let me know what part I need or if you need more photos, I can take some more.

Thank you!
Melanie O
User submitted photos of a window operator.
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
There are two possible replacements for this operator. You will have to carefully compare the dimensions we show to your own hardware to be sure. Check out our 39-074 and 39-280 and see if either of these can work for you.
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