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39-274 Crank Handle, 5/16"

Could you please let me know the spline measurement for the handle on part #39-344? Do you sell any replacement handles that would fit onto the same crank that come in a black or bronze color? Thanks, Ben

I am looking for the crank/handle to open my jalousie windows. My home in Florida was built in 1941. I assume the windows are from that era. There is no brand name listed on them that I can find. Please let me know what part I may need.

~ 1950. Looking for 10, need 7. Cannot find locally - can you help?

I'm thinking your 39-274 might be correct to replace my 5/16 spline Semco window crank handle. My handle shows the number 40095 on the underside and Semco on the top side. There are 11 or 12 ridges in the spline hole. Can you help? Do not have a clue as to who the window manufacturer is nor where to ... (cont.)

These handles do not fold and get in the way of the blinds. The handle says "norco" on it. If I have measured it correctly, it is a 5/16" spline. Please suggest a folding handle that can replace these. Thank you.

my number on the crank looks like 234 31 the best I can tell or it could be this number in reverse if you have one that would work please advise

I'm looking for a replacement window handle to match the one in the images. The back says "8160" and there is also a "3" near the handle. The diameter of the crank is 5/16. Thanks for your help.

I had installed many Atrium Windows back around 1992. Our windows that open have a gold tone crank handles on the window. Most of the cranks are now stripped. I am looking to purchase replacements. They connect to the window mechanism by a small screw used for a allen wrench on. The hole opening y ... (cont.)

I am trying to find some replacement window crank handles for our church's stained glass windows. I found an imprint on one of the arm's that says Getty, Phil. PA. Our handle measures 3" in length and 1 3/4 from spline to handle. The base measures 4" long x 1 1/2" side with 5 screw holes. Can you ... (cont.)

can i get cranks seperatly to match the 39-021 operator?