My crank is a little different from the 1960 picture you have on your site. Instead of the crank attached to the side and upper portion mine has an axel (lack of a better word) exiting horizontally from the bottom to the edge of the window sill then a handle tightens on the axel with two allen screws and forms an "L" over the sill and has a small knob at the end to hold.
I need to replace several and a little work on a couple of the moving parts on the frame.
Can you help? Sometimes I am a quick learner and handy person but I am a home owner and commercial real estate agent. There were Miami Windows intalled near me but the last time I found somebody replacing them I was not notified when to come for parts.
Miami Window Corporation operating crank left and right side of window
Quick Learner
Jun 20, 2017 5:23 pm
6 Replies
Quick Learner from Alexandria, Va
Jun 20, 2017 5:25 pm
I can send a picture when I get somebody to e-mail it to me
Tom from SWISCO
Jun 21, 2017 9:05 am
Hi, thanks for coming to us. Your instinct is correct: it's best if you can send us a picture. That will help us identify your part quickly. Can you also send us some measurements of your old part?
Quick Learner from Alexandria
Jun 28, 2017 2:48 pm
Here are the additional photos you requested. part that attaches to the window is 2-3/4" long, 3/4" wide, and 3/16" thick. Distance between mounting holes 1-5/8" apart outer edge 2-5/8" holes are 1/4" depth at widest point from base to the window 1-7/8"

Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jun 30, 2017 10:26 am
Ah, I know this one. This hasn't been made for a long, long time. You probably won't be able to find an exact match. Take a look at our 39-054 operator, instead. I have used this one in the past to repair Miami brand windows. See what you think.
Quick Learner from Virginia
Jun 30, 2017 12:39 pm
Thanks Dave, by your "Ah" I seem to have thrown a pleasurable memory your way. That's the one you recommended (r/l) earlier & glad I provided further measurements for confirmation.
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