When you pick up the operator it is heavy and solid not like the thin die cast.
The one in the picture has a 9" arm that will work but 11"arm will be better. We will need 50 left and 50 right and will need one first for approval. Please no delays
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Professional from USA
Jun 19, 2015 1:19 pm
I know its hard to see from the picture's.
When you pick up the operator it is heavy and solid not like the thin die cast.
The one in the picture has a 9" arm that will work but 11"arm will be better. We will need 50 left and 50 right and will need one first for approval. Please no delays
When you pick up the operator it is heavy and solid not like the thin die cast.
The one in the picture has a 9" arm that will work but 11"arm will be better. We will need 50 left and 50 right and will need one first for approval. Please no delays
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jun 22, 2015 3:15 pm
Your operator look like it is made of a heavy duty brass-like material. We carry a standard type like our 39-044 and 39-045, but I'm not sure if they'll work. I wonder if it would be better to use the Truth casement operators. They are a little heavier than the standard ones. Take a look at our 39-138 and 39-139, which have a 9-1/2" arm. Also take a look at our 39-141 and 39-142 with an 11" arm. Could you get these to work?
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