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

I've been searching for a replacement window operator like the one shown in the attached photos. No luck. There are no names or numbers on the operator or window frame. I can probably mount an operator that doesn't have the lower dogleg and can transfer the old connecting link to a new operator ... (cont.)

Can you help me identify the parts in the enclosed attachment? I will,need 3 of them and also need to return some incorrect parts I already ordered and received. Thank you. Chris N

Hello, My name is Chuck G and I ordered this part # 39-008 last February. The operator had a crank on the right hand side which was fine for that window. Now I need the same operator but with the crank on the left hand side. I don't know how to order this on your website and have already s ... (cont.)

I need a few operators, can you ID ??? Thanks! David S

Hello, trying to replace old window cranks for the church. Unsure of what type to replace with 39-252 or the 39-205. Both a look except for the measurements. I would like to send you a photo of the type we have. I would like to order 40 each for the church. I have a tax exempt number for the orderin ... (cont.)

Can you please help me identify a replacement for this part ?

I am replacing a LH Type II operator on a Pan Am window. Please see picture where the hole-to-hole arm length is 2 3/4

I need to replace this operator. All the ones I find online have slightly different dimensions. My crank arm link is only 1.875" center-to-center. The vertical height between the mounting holes is 5 1/4" and the horizontal distance is 1 1/8". Can you find this part for me?

I need 2 that goes to a window in a bedroom.

Dear Sir/Madam, Attached are pictures of my 1950's awning operator (Dimensions - 5 7/8" high and 7/8" inches wide). One of three triple window awnings in our mud room. Please note the 7/8" width is very tight with the wall. I believe that the crank threading may have broken off at the end. ... (cont.)

I'm trying to find these operators. The top to bottom screw holes are 5-1/4" apart, center to center. The bottom screw holes are 1-3/8" apart, C to C, and the outer arm is flat, and 2-7/16" long.

I am missing the handles on these 3 mechanisms. Looking inside, there is a gear to the side. No visible markings on mechanism. Windows are closed and I'm not sure how to remove the mechanism if I need to replace the entire mechanism. Do you have replacement handles? Your help and advise would be ... (cont.)

Handle has following identifying numbers/letters: C-11 500-11 Crank Assembly has following identifying numbers/letters: Pat. No. 198 202 US 12. H.R. RD. 1963 CA I believe the manufacturer is Weathertight. The home was built in 1996.

I need to find the clear plastic connectors (bushings?)to be able to connect the crank with the window levers. If it matters the crank is 4 1/2".

Hello! I have several awning windows that are maybe 12 years old but unknown who the manufacturer is and the installer is long gone. I

Hello. I am repairing awning windows in 8 rental units and I need help in identifying the necessary parts required. I've attached several pictures. I believe the cranks needed are 39-017 right and 39-016 left. I will need 34 cranks and the ancillary parts you recommend.

I'm in need of 13 replacement cranks for my florida windows. The house was built in 1968(?). There are no visible markings on the windows. Hardware is 6" long with screw holes on the left.

Hi Swisco, Here are photos of what I am looking to replace/repair. Product 39-194 is close; all measurements correspond EXCEPT for the 3/8" hole (mine is 3/16). And as I mentioned- when all folded in, on mine the arms fill the casing. Thanks for your help!

The housing part of this is 4 7/16" vertically and 2" horizontally and 3/4" thick The mounting screws at the top are10/16" apart from center to center The mounting screws at the bottom are 1 1/2 " apart Below are pictures of it from many angles including one where it was still mounted on the ... (cont.)

Do screws come with the cranks or do I have to order those separately?