Milgard crank window crank assembly replacement
THANKS, ANTHONY
Hello, Anthony. We sell the opposite handed version of the 39-217, which is our 39-216, however I've never seen a version of this operator with such a small arm. Can you verify that? Can you also show me a photo of the operator itself? I'll need a visual reference before we can research alternatives for you.
Anthony
Thank you! So this appears to be a match for our 39-036. This is a split arm operator, rather than a straight arm operator as shown above. I believe this is what you need but look it over and see what you think.
You're very welcome! Thanks for the business, and please don't hesitate to reach out if we can offer anything else.
Sure, I think we can help with these other components as well. To start with, the link arm is unfortunately not sold separately. This comes permanently riveted to the operator, so if you want to replace that you'll need the whole operator.
The exact plate you show here is also not something we sell, but I think we can still manage with one of the styles we do carry. First to come to min dis our 39-545 and 39-546. These may look very different but keep in mind that all they have to do is screw to the sash and connect to the operator link arm, so their function is very rudimentary. If you flip them upside down they should work the same way. Just note that the depth is paramount; in our case, 1-3/8". That has to be the same or else they'll be out of alignment and the window may not close properly. Also note that drilling new holes may be necessary.
Lastly, for the handle, that would be our 39-114L. This is explicitly designed to work on the 39-035 and 39-036 operators.
