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A quick learner from Mississippi says:
June 18, 2019
I've had these windows since 1999. Several of my latches and cranks need to be replaced. I think the latch is part 38-090. Not sure about the crank.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
June 19, 2019

Hello! Cute cat. I agree that our 38-090 is the best option for the lock. As for the operator, I think our 39-317 is worth looking at first. The style and orientation of the linkage is very similar, but look over our photos and let me know if you agree.
SilverLine Casement Locking Handle
SilverLine Casement Locking Handle
38-090
$3.92
Truth Split-Arm Operator
Truth Split-Arm Operator
39-317
$35.70
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