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33-070 5/16" Shoulder Screw, 1/4"-20 Thread

In the picture: TNO 198202 USA RH RD 1963 CAN

1994 crank windows. White Right handed crank. How find correct part.? the crank box itself: height is 4.5 inches, depth is 2.25 inches, 1 inch width. distance between screw holes that hold it to window frame : top to bottom 5.5 inches, and width of screws holes at bottom are 1 ¼ to 1 3/8 ... (cont.)

This washer goes with Product Code: 39-061. Please guide me to its part number to ordere it.

Hand crank for 60+ year old house. Thank you.

Hi, my 70s era crank out is broken. Please confirm that I need to replace the mechanism. It's right side crank. Do I need 5 1/4"? Let me know if you need anything else.Joy

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.

Here are some pictures of the part I need. I can’t seem to find the correct dimensions of a replacement part on your web site. The measurements I have on this part is: 5&1/4” from the center top hole to the bottom hole - 2&5/8” on the internal short arm and 1&1/4 ... (cont.)

Need 2 1960 7/16"spline aluminum awning window crank handles. Do you sell these.

Hello, the part I need the piece that holds the control arm to be cranked out. It has no threads and is held in with a clip. Please let me know if you need any other measurements or descriptions. Thank you

Can you ID this part? Top hole is offset to the left. Top to bottom hole spacing is about 5.25". Bottom hole offset is about 1.25" Arm length is about 2.00"

Hi, I am about to purchase the Keller Window Crank product 39-061. I believe I need the other parts that go along with it like the washer and screws for the internal leaver arm. Can you help me identify which parts I need?

There are no marking on the cranks. This Florida house was built in 1967. I believe the hole is 3/8 of an inch wide but there is only one hole at top and two at bottom. I believe that the arm length is 2 and 1/2 inches. The handle came right out of the crank casing hole and I cannot get it to sta ... (cont.)

I'm trying to identify which operator I need to buy. The hole for the operator arm is threaded, but I don't know what type of threading it uses. I also don't have the name for the window manufacturer as they are all illegible now. The house was built in 1966, and the identifying markings are long si ... (cont.)

i need to replace the part pictured

Hello! I did a quick look on your site but couldn't find awning window operator that matches the specs of the ones I have and are wanting to replace. All the measurements are on the photo. I found a similar one online and edited with the two specs on mine that are different. Any help would be appre ... (cont.)

I have been unable to match this opener, attaching pictures. House was built in 1955 and has original windows. Thanks

Good morning, this is a crank for a triple window operator crank. I measured to the best of my ability, so I'm going to say this is close, but not perfect. I have 4 cranks not working...I have 9 of these windows. Top hole to bottom hole: 5 1/16 Top hole is a single hole Distance between bottom 2 ... (cont.)

overall length 5-3/4" mounting holes 5-1/4" width 1-7/8" mounting holes 1-1/8" arm length 3-3/8" arm width 5/8" hole dia 3/8" made of steel

I've been trying to find a window crank so I can fully close my windows. Unfortunately, I don't see any part numbers, and the part I ordered from Amazon, is not the correct fit. Please help? Thanks!

What's a post? The crank has one hole at the top and two at the bottom. From top to bottom the distance is 5.25" measuring from center of hole to center of hole. The distance between the two bottom holes is 1 1/8". The armature screw is i/4" long (just the threaded part) and 3/16" thick. I sent a ... (cont.)