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33-206 Shoulder Bolt Washer

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.)

I need to replace these window cranks on a 4 awning window house was built on 1992.

Hello, I have old metal windows that are in desperate need of parts. I've checked the windows for names or markings but can't see anything at all. I am enclosing photos of them. Please let me know if you need any additional photos or information to help me place the order for the cranks and also fo ... (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

Sorry, not too techy.

Hi please help me identify my awning crank. It looks like 39-026 but I can't be certain. I attached photos including the interior. They're not the best. I can't figure out how to remove it from the awning mechanism.

Good morning, I am searching for a few parts on a glass window that are in sections or panes. I am including some pictures, one is a plastic piece that allows on glass section to move up and down. The other is a pin that connects the window to the regulator. Lemuel

Stanley part # 10-8231-RH two screws on top and bottom 5.25" apart. The gear pivot came loose but I don't have room to press it back in. Looks like I need replace. Do you have this part and can you direct me to installation video? Thanks

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?

2 3/16" arm with a 3/16" thr'd hole to connect to window hardware

Just moved in. I lubricated what I could but a couple of the operators are shot. No markings at all. Gear teeth look worn and worn gear is loose and worn. Need white. Also need shoulder bushings.

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.)

Please advise price and availability for this crank Thank you Wayne

Good Morning,My name is Kenya. I need to replace a operator for my awning window but I am unsure as to which part to order. I'm asking for your assistance in identifying the model that I need.Measurements:Base (screw to screw) = 6"Depth (starting at base) = 2 1/4" approx.Width = 3/4"I have attache ... (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.)

Top to bottom from center of screw holes 5-1/4". Length of moving arm from screw hole to screw hole 2-3/8". Overall length of arm is 3". Distance between side by side screw holes at bottom of housin 1-3/8". Approximate age of installation is mid 1960s to early 1970s. Bushing on arm. Right hand ope ... (cont.)