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39-193 LH Window Crank Operator, 3/8" Hole

Hello I'm looking for a new awning operator can you please tell me which one I need.

Here are some pictures of the part I need. I can’t seem to find the correct dimensions of a replacement part on your web site. The measurements I have on this part is: 5&1/4” from the center top hole to the bottom hole - 2&5/8” on the internal short arm and 1&1/4 ... (cont.)

Hello, I have old metal windows that are in desperate need of parts. I've checked the windows for names or markings but can't see anything at all. I am enclosing photos of them. Please let me know if you need any additional photos or information to help me place the order for the cranks and also fo ... (cont.)

There are no marking on the cranks. This Florida house was built in 1967. I believe the hole is 3/8 of an inch wide but there is only one hole at top and two at bottom. I believe that the arm length is 2 and 1/2 inches. The handle came right out of the crank casing hole and I cannot get it to sta ... (cont.)

Hope you guys can help with this I need a replacement, Thanks

Can you please help me identify the replacement part for this item I have many that I would like to change out.

Hoping you can match this. Holes top to bottom is 5 1/4" Hole gap at bottom is 1 7/16" Hole gap in connecting bracket is 2 1/4" There is an offset in the connecting bracket toward the inside. Handle says Stanley but none of the other handles on similar windows say anything. I can't find a mfg name ... (cont.)

Hi looking for this specific item tried hardware store all are a little different then mine. The extender that comes out is bent inward about 1.5 in from where it connects to the crank spindle arm. If you can help me find this part I would greatly appreciate it.

39-193 LH or 39-194 RH?See attached photo. The defective operators for which I would like to order replacements are installed on the left side of three-pane jalousie windows. The vertically spaced screw holes measure 5.25"CTC and the horizontally spaced ones measure 1.375". The link arm measures 2.2 ... (cont.)

awning window operator with only two mounting holes. All help appreciated identifying.

My crank windows are on the porch of a 1960's modern ranch home.1

The only markings I can make out are on the inside of the actual turn handle. 60-C-11500-11 I was afraid to take off any of the working ones, but I suppose ai can if needed.

Hello, could you give me an idea what parts are available in your stock to replace bottom track and rollers of sliding doors. Thank you in advance. Regards. Victor

Trying to identify an older operator for an awning window. Probably from the 1970's. Distance between the bottom two holes appears to be 1 1/8". Distance between top and bottom holes appears to be 5 1/4". Diameter of the hole in the control arm appears to be 3/8" and the arm has a curve near the mi ... (cont.)

This crank will open the window but won't close it.

please note the bend in the attachment arm. there are three mounting holes and it is a right hand crank

Crank is from a window marked AAA aluminum stamping Inc. Markings inside the crank say Patton number 198202 US. 2 R.H. RD. 1963CAN. We are the homeowner but very handy and knowledgeable. Husband is a machinist.

This is from a house that was build in 1925. The arm that comes out of the box does not protrude out of the box when fully close which makes it difficult to identify the correct window operator. From what I could measure, the arm that is connected by the screw is about 2 3/8 in length.The space betw ... (cont.)

I am trying to find out what operator could be used to replace the ones I have depicted in the figure and photos attached. Also can handles be purchased independently. My guess is these windows were original with the house from around the 1960's in north Florida.

The mount on the crank housing broke and the worm gear that attaches to the handle came out. I jerry-rigged it and got it to close. Is a replacement available? I'll need a right and a left (so they match. Thanks.