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33-081 #10 x 1/2" Pan Head Phillips Screw

I need to replace hand crank and screws. For a crank out window.

The awning windows are installed in a home constructed in 1955. There are no patent or part numbers visible. The crank base is 6" tall, 1 3/4" deep at the base, and 1 " wide. The crank handle is 4 3/4" long. Looking to replace some missing units and need screws for others.

Hello, I have a 1950s house with Keller awning windows. I am in need of replacement operators. The measurements are 5-1/4" top screw to bottom screw with a 2-3/4" arm extension. This is the old one and I saw somewhere on your site that the screw hole size in the link arm is important. I believe ... (cont.)

Trying to identify the replacement part for the crank mechanism on a jalousie window. The crank comes off when you close the window.

Pix 1+2 show broken off sissor hinge openers on North unit installed late 1970's 3rd pix shows intact unit which has scissor hinges as photoed on both sides of over n under glazings

My right handed Pan Am Window crank looks like the 39-017. The top holes 1/2" apart and bottom holes 1 5/16" are the same as mine. The difference is between the top holes and bottom on the 39-017 are 5 1/4", mine are 5 1/8". The 2 3/8" arm on the 39-017 are 2 9/16" on mine and there are no threads. ... (cont.)

I can get the window to open but I can not get it to close. The handle comes out of the operator.

The windows were installed in the then-new building in 1967. We believe they are Anderson windows. The frame is 23x39 We have 5 of these windows. If there is an option you may have, we'd like to try 1 out before purchasing the rest. I removed a different operator... Turns out, the first pics I s ... (cont.)

Order : 1948474Hello,I am trying to replace window cranks that have a KD JAL marking. I live in the Northeast.I purchased Keller Window Cranks (39-061). As can be seen in my photo, the installation holes pattern is identical to my old original, but are offset to the left by approx. 3/16ths. It won't ... (cont.)

Good afternoon, I need to know which part # to buy for my jalousie window. I need the entire mechanism shown. Thank you,Zach

I'm trying to find which series can replace the left awning window operator.

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

One section of arm has the number 2 stamped on it and the most extended part of arm has the number 78 punched on it.m Inside the housing is a Pat No. D-198 202 The arm extends 4 1/2 inches The housing is 6" from top to bottom It is dark in color I have ordered a crank from you before ... (cont.)

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

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.

Looking for replacement aperator

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.

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???

Please identify window crank. I have found a lot that are close, but not the exact one yet.

I have an awning casement window crank with a handle that separated from the operator. Please advise on the replacement part. Also advise on what hardware should be purchased for proper install. I currently have an e clip and 2 screws for the device, 1 was missing. The current part uses an e-clip t ... (cont.)