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39-268 Wood Casement Window Operator

This is 13-7/8" long. It works with a separate, stand-alone crank. The gears no longer work, the crank won't turn it anymore.

I am looking for the plate that has a hole in it that this crank operator goes through on an interior screed door

I'm looking to replace casement window operators for casement windows installed in late 50's. They are operated with square key stock bent into a crank. with a rotating metal spinner for fingers to rotate the crank. The operator has an arm about 12" long that slips into the track mounted horizontall ... (cont.)

Do you have something similar to this in an Oil Rubbed bronze finish?

Hello, Hope you can help with replacements for this style window operator. The 1/4" thick "S" shaped operator handle is inserted through the inside screen and into the operator.

do I need this extra part? first photo - part I am hoping is comparable to 39-268 second photo - thing that attached to window third photo - two together

I need to replace a window operator with the crank mechanism is screwed down the sill and the window closes flat against the outer surface of the sill. I don

I am in need of the gear box for the Win-dor casement window hardware as shown in the images.

Hi. I am looking for brass window cranks or handles for wooden casement windows from a home in the 1920 in South Florida. See picture. Contact me if you have any leads.

I'm interested in replacing more than 40 Rixson casement operators with your 39-268 but I'd like some more information first. Do you know if anyone has been able to successfully replace a Rixson with your 39-268? Is the body forged steel or something else? Is the finish real brass plate ... (cont.)

I have original (1949) casement windows throughout my home. They all have the crank openers that look like the picture I've attached. I think 39-268 will do the trick, but does that come with the piece that attaches to the window... the "guide"? Obviously I'm a total rookie with this sort of thing ... (cont.)

Greetings. I am looking for a replacement crank similar to the one in the photo. It's about 12 inches long. Can larger or smaller. The key is that the crank is screwed to the inside face of the window. It is not "built into" the window itself as is the case with more modern casement windows. ... (cont.)

You have two types of cranks, one with a single arm ( Wood-Window-Crank-9-inch/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-020 ) and one with two arms ( EntryGard-Operator-9-1_2-inch-Arm-Left-Handed/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-031 ). In what situation do you use the one arm vs the ... (cont.)

Hello, would product # 39.268 be a direct replacement for these vintage casement window operators? Your pic seems to be a great match. Sorry the pics are through the screen

No numbers or names. This is a from a large estate home in Palm Beach Florida. The hardware is very durable and either brass or bronze. The arms are .19 " thick and the mounting brackets are .25". I am a high end solid wood front entry door and window fabricator. We are looking for this hardware, ... (cont.)

Need a left and right replacement for this window, I also need the slide that attaches to the window

Hello, I am working on some windows and the hand crank openers are shot. I am looking for replacement hardware. Any suggestions?

I am looking for 2 crank handles that will open my 1913 casement windows. The hardware is manufactured by John S. Gullborg Co.

Going to be restoring 3 old push-out casements and want to change out the hardware to cranks. Can you help with suggested parts based on the pics attached? I'll circle back about 4 monster push out awning windows later....

I have four old casement windows (see attached photos) that have no operators/cranks. When they're open, the wind blows them back and forth often slamming them with alarming force. I would like to preserve these windows and be able to open them with ease and not worry that they will slam. Is it p ... (cont.)