Window Crank

A home owner from Wyandotte, MI says:

January 26, 2019

There are no markings at all on the crank assembly. It came off a Jalousie type window. Any help would be appreciated. If you have them, I would buy them from you. I need around 8 or 9. They are for my sons sun room windows off the back of his house.

Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

January 29, 2019

Take a look at our 39-257B operator. This could be your best bet. The major thing to consider is that ours has a shoulder screw at the end of the link arm as opposed to yours, which uses a stud and e-ring that attaches it to the window linkage. You will use the 33-067 shoulder screw and 33-207 washer.

You might also need to make the hole in the window linkage a little larger if the 33-067 shoulder screw diameter is larger than your linkage stud. That's one of those things where you can't be sure until you try it.

RH Look-Rusco Window Crank

39-257B

$19.83

#10 x 1/2" Pan Head Phillips Screw

33-081

$0.18

3/8" Shoulder Screw, 5/16"-18 Thread

33-067

$1.10

Shoulder Bolt Bushing

33-207

$0.85

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