Window crank

A quick learner from Moorestwon says:
September 10, 2019
Please identify this part and price it
thanks
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
September 17, 2019

It looks like you're showing us two different operators. For the first one shown, see our 39-095. For the operator in the second photo, take a look at our 39-147. See if both of these operators can be used in place of your present operators. 
Andersen Straight Arm Operator, 9 3/8" arm
Andersen Straight Arm Operator, 9 3/8" arm
39-095
$99.97
Andersen Window Crank, 4-1/2"
Andersen Window Crank, 4-1/2"
39-147
$43.57
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