Caradco windows circa 1964, windows are in good shape except for about 10 crank mechanism

A handy person from Lexington, KY says:
at first 1 thought 39-155 would work, there is no elbow on short link in my mechanisms - very "handy person"
Thanks!
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

Thanks for contacting us. Looks like you have a straight single arm operator, but it's a very old style. They haven't made this in a long time. 

You may be able to use something like our 39-027E and 39-028E, but it would require altering the sill trim to accept the new style base. You may also need a new sash track like the 39-533.

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