Awning crank operator

A contractor from Beaver County, Pa says:

September 6, 2011

Hi, Having trouble finding one with all matching measurements. Which would you suggest, even if modification is needed on my end.

In case you can't make out the #'s as follows:

Bottom mount holes - 1 3/8"
Bottom to top m hole - 5 1/4"
Arm extension - 2 1/4" 5/16" hole

Now that 5/16" hole that mounts to the window unit has a pin on it.
I just popped the C clip off

Only marks anywhere including the window is the # 75 on the crank arm.
Nothing else at all and i looked everywhere with a mag glass.

Hope things are clear enough.
Thanks for your help
Rob

User submitted photos of their awning window crank operator.

Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

September 8, 2011

Thanks for posting, Rob.

Take a look at the 39-194 operator, it looks like it could be a match. However, you said that our arm extension has a 5/16" hole. Looking at your photo it appears there is a nylon bushing in the hole. If this is something you're going to replace, take a look at the 33-206 bushing.

A contractor says:

September 8, 2011

Dave,
Guess that will work even though not everything is exact specs, should do fine.

Thanks for the input.
Rob

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