Craftline casement window cranks

A home owner from 49546 says:
May 30, 2018
Hi all, We purchased a house built in the 1970s that had top-of-the-line casement windows (for that time). Remarkably, they're in pretty decent shape, so we're trying to repair the cranks. This is the same crank from various angles. Any idea where I can find a some replacement cranks? Thanks!
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
June 5, 2018

Sure, I think we can replace these. Now, this exact style isn't around anymore, but just eyeballing the design I think our 39-027E (and 39-028E for the opposite side) would work well. I recommend just looking over our dimensions to confirm that they match up, especially the length of the arm. You may also want a handle to match the newer style: see our 39-114L.
A home owner from 49546 says:
June 5, 2018
Thank you so much! We'll check these out!
Ellipse Style Single Arm Operator, 9-1/2"
Ellipse Style Single Arm Operator, 9-1/2"
39-027E
$20.70
Ellipse Style Single Arm Operator, 9-1/2"
Ellipse Style Single Arm Operator, 9-1/2"
39-028E
$20.70
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