Hello
I just purchased a home with 15 casement windows which are opened & closed daily. The hole in the existing handle appears to be 3/8 inch. As you can see, the small area makes this a long process & usually leaves my blood behind. Also, my fingers aren't strong enough to open the window entirely.
I would prefer to remove all the existing cranks & just slip a long T handle crank around the spindle each time & then remove it to go to the next window. Is your Product Code: 39-357 the answer? Better would be a solid unit, 3-4 inches long. A T handle would be best, but if that's not available, a folding crank handle (on some windows it would hit the shutter so it couldn't turn 360) might work.
I would get a few to make the shipping expense worthwhile.
Finger Grinder
Home Owner from Murrieta, CA
Aug 3, 2015 3:39 pm
6 Replies
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Aug 5, 2015 1:01 pm
Thanks for posting! Can you confirm the size of the hole, or "spline?" I believe it should be 11/32", not 3/8".
Start by looking at our 39-205, which is our most common 11/32" folding crank handle. We also c arry the 39-157 4" long 11/32" spline extension. They don't make a solid T handle/extension combo. You could possibly use our 39-102 T handle, if you cannot reuse any of your old ones.
Start by looking at our 39-205, which is our most common 11/32" folding crank handle. We also c arry the 39-157 4" long 11/32" spline extension. They don't make a solid T handle/extension combo. You could possibly use our 39-102 T handle, if you cannot reuse any of your old ones.
Home Owner
Aug 6, 2015 10:56 am
Thanks for the reply.
Per info you have listed I looked under a control arm. Underneath it's engraved with a house, & "TRUTH". Does that give you the probable size?
I could reuse any of the existing 15 handles to turn an extension, but they're only 2-1/8" across. I would prefer something wider to get a better grip.
Per info you have listed I looked under a control arm. Underneath it's engraved with a house, & "TRUTH". Does that give you the probable size?
I could reuse any of the existing 15 handles to turn an extension, but they're only 2-1/8" across. I would prefer something wider to get a better grip.
Tom from SWISCO
Aug 6, 2015 2:10 pm
Truth brand casement operator handles usually have a spline size of 11/32", but I recommend measuring yours just to confirm that this is the case.
Home Owner
Aug 6, 2015 4:50 pm
I've confirmed it's 11/32, so it seems that for my purpose is useing #39-157 with a T handle.
1. Do you have a T that is wider then 2-1/8" & fits that extension.
2. Since I'll be moving this tool 15 times, is there a easier way then having to tighten & loosen the tiny set screw as I move between windows?
btw...your site makes it easy to ask questions & post pics. I'll be using you folks often.
1. Do you have a T that is wider then 2-1/8" & fits that extension.
2. Since I'll be moving this tool 15 times, is there a easier way then having to tighten & loosen the tiny set screw as I move between windows?
btw...your site makes it easy to ask questions & post pics. I'll be using you folks often.
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