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39-279 LH Awning Operator, 3/8" Hole

I need a right hand operator for louver windows. The flat connector arm is 2 7/8" hole to hole and holes are 3/8". Distance between lower mounting holes is 1 1/8" and the distance between the upper two holes is about 7/16". The vertical distance between the lower and upper mounting holes is about 5 ... (cont.)

Trying to locate opener where the mechanism is straight. The top holes are 7/16s and the bottom holes are 1 1/8. The hole that connects to the window is 3/8 inch and not threaded.

The pan am/Daryl I bought from you do not fit. Bottom holes are to far apart. Any options?Here are the window holes.. not sure why 3 holes on bottom or if they changed then out years ago.

Sorry, not too techy.

Good Afternoon, Here are the pics of the broken window operator we are looking for. Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you!

I am remodeling the sunroom in my circa 1958 house, and I need to replace 3 left-handed crank mechanisms for 3 of the Jealousy windows (4' x 5') Windows. I have included pictures of the current crank mechanism and Windows.

Good afternoon I'm looking for 3 of these cranks in left side and 1 for right side The hanging arm measures 2 5/8" Thank you

Awning window from the 60's possibly. Hole to hole on actuator 2.5" length hole to hole 5". Top holes 7/16" hole to hole.

I'm having trouble finding this specific version of an awning operator that needs replacement.

Hello In dire need of a replacement crank operator. Picures attached but in case you cannot see, the words written on the shaft is L LEMCO CROFT METAL PRODUCT MCCOMB MISS PATENT NO [***I cannot read all of the numbers***] 28306?? 2852?? 64???

Markings: IH CO 790 Awning window operator Link arm has hole, no threads Please let me know if you need additional measurements and/or images. Have 2+ operators to replace on our patio.

Need replacements for old window cranks. House is old and nothing is standard. Can't identify manufacturer, although Swisco seems to be very close, if not it exactly. Crank base has the following part no engraved inside: PT NO 10-9231-LH-4.

The two holes at the top of the operator the holes are 1/2 inch apart and the two holes at the bottom of the operator the measurements are 1 inch and a sixteenth.

The Left Hand Awning Operators I need to replace have no marking on them. I am attching a photo of the unit and listing below the dimensions: The unit has two mounting holes top & bottom spaced at 5-5/16" center to center. The top holes are 1/2" apart, center to center. The bottom holes are 7/8 ... (cont.)

Will we be able to replace these on some windows that we have without much else? I mean, do we need to purchase additional screws or anything?

I'm trying to find a repair part, more than one actually, for 1960's vintage awning windows. As a starting point, I can't find the manufacturer's name on the window or crank. How do I identify the manufacturer? Mike