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39-346 Jalousie Operator Replacement Kit

I have a 3 panel, awning-ish window. This is the operator and I need a replacement. the arm is solid 4-3/8" from center to post, but total of 5" depending on how i measure. Also bends inward to the crank side about 2" up the arm. mounting screws span 3-3/4" and 4-3/4" roughly.

Looking to replace this part. It appears most of the options have longer arms than what I have and I fear the replacement will not work properly. Any suggestions?

Hello- Do you have a jalousie operator like this one with a 1-1/8" link?

would you be able to identify the operator and link in the attached picture and can you provide these? I need about 50 right and 40 left

Hello, I purchased 39-346 for my Jalousie window crank replacement. The hinge part (where bar connects to crank) won't fit through the opening so I can't install it. Tried to fit it through the opening first and then apply retainer clip but too hard to get it on that way. Any suggestions? Thanks. ... (cont.)

I'm trying to locate an operator that will work for this window that is on a storm door that was purchased on long island ny in 1993. I have tried purchasing a universal operator locally witch didn't work because the arm that comes out of the operator was to long. it hit the outside of the casing of ... (cont.)

Attached are 3 pics of the jalousie window operator that I need to replace. I could not find any identification on the unit. It is installed on the bottom left side of a 36" x 25.5" jalousie window. The gear inside the unit is stripped and the handle no longer works. Please let me know the part ... (cont.)

Attached is a picture of a jalousie window operator that no longer works. There are no identifying numbers on it. It looks like Product Code 39-165K to me. Before I order Please advise if this is correct. Thanks, Kathy

i have an old jalousie door and I'm trying to replace the operator. It has a 3 1/4" link arm (measured from hole to hole. Is this something you carry? Photo is attached. Thanks!

I need 3 crank replacements for my jealousies Windows which were installed in 1993....

Spoke to a representative on Thursday (4/7/16) concerning the possible replacement of my window operators. I

These parts are from an old awning style window, circa 1960. One is the crank which is right hand use. The other is a glide and pivot bracket that has a broken rivet connection. I don't know if there is a way to grind the rivet flat and drill the spot, however, a new replacement would be preferable ... (cont.)

Hello, I have an older apartment building - the windows swing out horizontally, I believe they call them Awning windows. I have this crank that is broken and need to replace it. I dont know the mfg, there are no numbers on the part. Also these windows have plastic clips that when your crank the wi ... (cont.)

Hi, I am looking for the Right hand version of this Louver window operator. Can you get this? Let me know. Thank you

Good Evening. I am in the process of remodeling a home and would like to restore the shutters in the sunroom. The handles are broken preventing me from opening/closing them. I would like to know if you all sell replacement parts/handles for these type of shutters? The pictures are below: ... (cont.)

Hello..........operator has standard 3 7/8 and 4 3/4 mounting points. main arm seems to be 1 7/8 center to center. Control arm is 3 1/4 overall with holes spaced 2 3/4+. Aluminum color.

I am looking for a suitable replacement for these left hand operators I would need 8 of them.

Hi I recently ordered a jalousie glass crank operator.39-346 aside from putting it together wrong and breaking the item, I noticed the part on the arm that gets screwed into the bar that moves the glass pieces is too wide and goes not fit. The one that was one there was about half the width do you h ... (cont.)

I'm looking for a very small Jalousie operator for my glass block window.There are four mounting screws. One set is 4 3/4" apart, the others are 3 7/8' apart. The small terminal arm is 1 7/8' from end to end or 1 3/16" from center of rivet to center of hole. The interior arm is 2" from the center of ... (cont.)

I just installed the 39-346. It's a perfect fit. However, I have to give it a bit more pressure to fully close the glasses to make them meet up. I don't want to put undo stress on the handle. Is this normal? Thanks!