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39-002 Window Crank Operator, 9"

I live in St Louis and I'm going to my mother's in Phoenix to fix her house up so unfortunately the only thing I have is the one picture that I included and I'm hoping that you might know which crank handle I need to replace.

my client old windows needs new hardware

To whom it may concern: I have casement windows dating back to 1952 and the operators are in need of replacement. I cannot find anything on the hardware that indicates the name of the manufacturer. The only visible markings are on the underside of each device. Those markings are as follows: 1. ... (cont.)

Casement Window Crank & Bottom Track Identification Request. Would appreciation any assistance that you could provide.

We are doing a large restoration job in VA and will need to replace several, several awning cranks. The attached pics are an example of a typical crank that will be replaced. Please contact me with any questions or if you need more info.

Attached is a photo of my operator. Does your replacement unit have the center "pivot" pin shown on the crank body? Is an additional "T" handle available for this and what is the price on that? Is the material aluminum or painted metal of some kind?

I'm thinking I could use some of the cheaper, 9" options that match my existing mounting hole patterns (though my arms are 9-1/2")

I am trying to replace an operator that looks essentially identical to your item # 39-002 except that the straight portion of the arm is only 8" instead of 9". The total length of the arm including the angled portion is 8 1/2". The unit that the arm is attached to is 5 1/8" long and the inside dis ... (cont.)

Hi There, Are the 39-001&2 interchangeable with the 39-138&139 aside from the extra 1/2 inch on the arm? Are the 39-138&139 the heaviest duty versions you have for this type? Do the 39-138&139's come with handles? If not which ones would I order? Thanks, Rick

Hello, my crank fits the dimensions and visual appearance of 39-002. Just wanted to make sure that it might not be a similar, yet different item ... no brand names found on the piece. Metal windows, house built in 1948. Thank you much, Mikael

Dear Swisco, We have a school with casement windows. I'm looking for a stronger operator. It looks like the 39-001/002 and the 39-044/045 would both fit my windows. Which one is stronger inside? I'm looking for something that can stand up to a 12-year old.

What is the minimum height of the frame necessary to re-install a crank operator. The granite piece that is the sill was added later and we don't know how much it covers of the bottom of the frame. The frame showing above the granite is about 7/8 of an inch. Each window opening is 16 1/4 wide and ... (cont.)

I received my 39-002, window crank today. However, the arm does not fit through the hole in my window frame. On the arm, there is a "knob" at the far end that I know is supposed to be there (to attach the arm to the bottom of the window itself), but underneath that is a screw end (?) or something ... (cont.)

The piece the handle sticks out of is 4in. The piece attached to the window is 12in and the diagonal is 8in.

I am redoing some steel casement windows, i need new operators (Left and Right handed) and latches. Attached are some photos. I was wondering if you could identify and if you had the same in stock. You Neutral Locking Handle, 2-3/8" Product Code: 38-001, looks like a match to me. What do you thi ... (cont.)

We are in need of a replacement window crank for a casement window. The measurements are marked on the photo but repeated here: length 6 1/4", width 1 1/2", height 5/8", The diameter of the button 17/32". Length of arm from inside of curve is 9 1/2". There are no markings on either the window or ... (cont.)

I have Ware windows on a mid 1960s home that I just purchased. I have included a picture and hoping you can help identify the part required to replace. Image A shows a crank in a window that is complete. Image B shows the only window marking that I can find showing it is a Ware window. Image D s ... (cont.)

I could not find the parts on your site. I have two different kind of parts on my window but I only need one. I don't have any measurements yet. Would like to no if u have the parts before we do anything to the window..

Hi Swisco - I am hoping you can help me find a replacement crank for a crank-out window from the 60's. (A burglar broke it while trying to get into my mother's home.) It's "box" is 1.5" deep by 3.125" wide, not including the outside ears where the screw holes were. They were broken off by the burgl ... (cont.)

Hi I need to replace the window crank operator for an old steel window. The problem that I am having with the parts found in the hardware store is that at the end of the arm where the circle slides through the slide in the part of the window that opens- on the opposite side of the arm - wher ... (cont.)