October 22, 2018
Hello,
I'm restoring a 1938 garage apartment. These window cranks are from the original steel casements. The only distinguishing feature that I can identify is the 2 screw holes versus the traditional 4 that I've seen in other homes. The crank handle itself is also a unique shape, at least to my untrained eye. As far as I can tell there are no markings or logos on the windows and window hardware.
Look forward to hearing from you, thanks!
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October 24, 2018
Thanks for writing in. These are interesting operators. Can you open the window or remove an operator to show us the arms, though? That's going to be the key feature. |
October 24, 2018
Sure! I will be back at the property later today and will do my best to take photos of the arm. Thanks.
December 12, 2018
Better late than never!
This project sat on the back burner for a while but is back up and running.
Here are a few photos of the operator.
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December 17, 2018
Thanks again f or your patience. I'm afraid we couldn't find anything quite like this. It is just too old. Could you possibly use a more modern operator like our 39-044 and 39-045? Look these over and see what you think. |
December 17, 2018
Those look like solid replacements.
My only concern is that the originals have 2 screw holes (one on each end). Drilling new holes would be a simple fix, but I need to go back and make sure that the hole spacing would align with the existing holes on the frames.
I'll get back to you after I take some measurements.
Thanks.
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December 17, 2018
Great! Let us know. We're happy to help in any way we can. |
