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39-432 Tucker Awning Window Operator, RH

Hey, I believe this is the same brand so I'm reaching out to see if yall have a replacement crank operator like this one. Thank you!

I need your help identifying the correct low-profile replacement hardware for this case, crank, and levers. I want to install accordion blinds and these old crank boxes prohibit that.

I need to replace the casing for one of the windows. We use the crank to open, but it skips. I believe it's something in the mechanism of the casing. Windows were installed in 1971

I'm looking for the specialized screw that goes into the mechanism as well as the plastic bushing also I need the snap in Window glazing caps I think I can find the screen retainers but if you have those ones, I could use those as well

I ordered 39-025 but the holes don't line up. I believe this is a right hand awning crank. The old one only has one screw hole on the bottom plus another a little higher on the right.

These louvered windows/jalousie operated windows are on my daughters enclosed back porch & some won't close and seem to be broken. Is there anyway to identify what parts may need to be replaced or how to fix these?

I need to potentially replace 6 of these operators on an older house. a few still work to a degree, but not many and they are very stiff. So much so that it would appear some have been forced previously to the point that they push back out of their mounts on the window. Any help would be greatly ... (cont.)

This is the crank that is on my small bathtub, shower window in one of my apartments. I'm not exactly sure when the building was built, but I do know there is a pink tub and sink in one of the apartments which indicates to me it was built 50s to 60

have no idea how old this is. bought a condo and the crank appears to be stripped. cannot identify so that i may get it replaced/repaired

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.)

I have a small bathroom window in a house I just bought that didn't have a crank/operator. One was left new but it doesn't line up as the window arm angles over directly in the way. Also the bottom screw holes are NOT two side-by-side rather the outter one is a bit higher. House built in early ... (cont.)

This is a window crank for an awning opener. It was installed in our cabin decades ago after having been salvaged from a still older structure. There are no manufacturer's marks on it. The holes along the long axis are separated vertically by 4 1/2" The lower holds are separated horizontally by 1 ... (cont.)

Hello, I have a handyman that will replace these for me if I order the parts. He wants to charge me $50 per window and I have seven. He said if I got the parts he could do it for $15 per window. Can you help me identify the parts that I need to replace all of the mechanisms. And a cost for each. Th ... (cont.)

Looking for replacement window cranks for old aluminum windows

I need to replace this window crank at my in-laws house, but I am having trouble getting an exact match. It looks and measurements are exact or within a 1/16" as the crown model that is on your website minus the arm. The arm measures 2.5" center to center, and has a slight offset and is threaded. A ... (cont.)

Hi - thanks for this aid!! The first two pics are of the Guest Bathroom small shower window with a crank that works correctly. I found a part that looked somewhat like this on your site, but it said it was for a Wood Window. The third pic is the one that does not work - you can open the window, b ... (cont.)

There are no names or numbers anywhere on the windows. the straight bar hole to hole is 2 inches. top hole to middle hole is roughly 4.5 inches. Strait bar is threaded on the end for the screw. Please help. Whole housing is about 1 inches wide.

Wondering if the 39-056 is a suitable replacement. Thank you, Robert

Can not find any names, numbers markings.Windows probably from the 1960/70's This house is being restored. HELP

Can you please advise the part number to the window crank in the attached photo, along with a link to it? The crank is stripped and will not close the window. Ed