Help! I have these operators in my house built in 1975. Previous owners removed and lost the handles.Crank out awning windows. The gear section appears to be one piece cast metal and then it looks like the arms were placed and pivot pins swaged into the bottom of the base and thru the arms pivot points to mount the arms. There are very few markings anywhere on any portion of the mechanism or windows. There is three W s and the number 3 in a circle on the crank handle shaft. The picture did not come out well, but there is is a cast in 2, then a 7 written balloon style,and then a triangle with what looks like a K inside the triangle spaced across the underside of the gear housing The crank also has a 3 cast into the bottom of the bore well. I have measured the unsplined shaft at 5/16 and on the splines at just under 6/16 th. The overall handle is 2 1/4 inches. The unsplined bore interior is right at 7/16 th. The exterior of the bore section is 12/16th and the widest part(the tip) of the spinning handle is 10/16th. I just need the cranks, the operators work well with the crank pictured that I pulled off another same vintage window in the house. If it widens possibilities, I had to replace an operator in an addition circa 1980. That one has Caradco on the spinner knob face and the same bore and spline measurements. It fits the shaft of the "3 W" windows described above.
