I have a crank that slips when I apply torque. It slips on the internal teeth.
I have attached the picture of two different cranks. Crank A and Crank B appear to be similar, but are actually of different makes and brands.
Crank A - The disassembled crank is the one that slips. The end to end length of the linkage of Crank A is 250mm.
On the crank bracket, the center bolt line to center bolt line of the outer bolt holes is 120mm.
Crank B - I have another window with a crank that works. I do not recognize the brand on this crank (WW? MM?)
Looking for crank / linkage replacement
Quick Learner from California
Jul 27, 2023 1:53 am
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Bob from SWISCO
Jul 27, 2023 12:54 pm
Thanks for posting. I believe the first operator you show might be the Getty 39-045. Please compare to the diagram below just to be safe.
Dimensions for 39-045
The second operator might be our 39-023, but you'll need to confirm the dimensions below match, particularly the 11" long straight arm. I am afraid this operator is not available in mill; it comes only in black and white. Apologies for any inconvenience.
Dimensions for 39-023
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