REPLACEMENT WRIGHT SPLIT ARM WINDOW OPERATOR

A handy person from USA says:
September 22, 2014
I AM LOOKING FOR A WRIGHT SPLIT ARM WINDOW OPERATOR FOR AN AMERICAN CRAFTSMAN BAY WINDOW INSTALLED IN THE 90'S.

IT IS STAMPED WRIGHT, BUT WITHOUT A MODEL #. I'VE ATTACHED SEVERAL PICTURES WITH MEASUREMENTS.

I'D APPRECIATE IT IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME FIND A REPLACEMENT.

THANK YOU
RAY
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
September 23, 2014
Wright products actually made a bunch of different operators with many different sized link arms. Our 39-388 is similar to yours, but the link arm is too short. You may want to consider using this operator but re-using your old link arm. You can attach it to our 39-388 using our 62-014 rivet. Do you think that can work for you?
A handy person from USA says:
September 29, 2014
THE SPLIT ARM OPERATOR #39-388 WORKED, IT 1/8 INCH
SHORTER, BUT STILL WORKED PERFECTLY


THAMK YOU
RAY
Rivet
Rivet
62-014
$1.12
Split-Arm Operator, Wright
Split-Arm Operator, Wright
39-388
$36.20
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