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39-194 RH Window Crank Operator, 3/8" Hole

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

My operator resembles the 39-194. However, where it measure 2-3/8", my installer says mine is 2-1/4". Do you have one that matches? My installer says that 2-1/4" would work or 2-5/8".

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.)

Top to bottom hole 5 1/4" offset arm 2 5/8"

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

I need a replacement for this window crank. Attached are the dimensions I frequently see on your descriptions

I need a jalousie window operator. Mine has this stamped inside:Pat. No. 19E 202 USAR.H. RD. 1963 CAIt has a dog-leg in the second linkage to clear part of the window mechanism. The second linkage is 2 5/8 inches center to center pin distance.Hope you have one? Bill

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.)

5 1/4" long hole to hole.... 3 5/8" center to center hole offset arm.... 1 1/8" wide mount holes center to center on bottom. 5/16" pin hole for E-clip.

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.

Trying to locate a replacement for the pictured window crank. Approximately 50 + years old

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Look to be circa 1980 or so... left hand rotos. Original window manufacturer unknown.

Hello, I need 1 left and 2 right of the awning window operators that are in the attached photos. Thanks in advace! Arnie

These window control units ALL break at the very top where the crank handle meets the screw device and ends up separating the screw device from the part that actually opens the three large pieces of glass that make up the window. Replacements are readily available in Home Depot, but selecting the ex ... (cont.)

this handle will open the window but when i try to close it the handle unscrews from its base, do you have a replacement ?