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39-016 Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank

The window operators seem to be incorrect—the windows don’t fully close. The original units appeared to have only four screw holes: two on the top and two on the bottom. It looks like the wider one was drilled to accommodate upgrades over the years but I could be wrong. How do I tell wh ... (cont.)

I'd love to be able to get some replacement parts for my 1960s original Pan Am windows. Especially these parts with the Pan Am label. Most of my windows are missing them and dirt gets in. Also interested in replacement cranks

Hi, I am looking to identify and purchase some replacement awning window openers. I have attached some photos. Approx center-to-center dimensions: Top holes: 0.45" Bottom holes: 1.3" Top-to-bottom holes: 5.2" Both arm lengths: 2.5" Arm pivot hole: 0.275" The only markings visible are "Pat no D-198 ... (cont.)

I cannot figure out what I need to get

Hello, I'm trying to fix these old Pan Am windows. Do you have the cranks available? Also do you have a recommendation for a repair person who has experience with these type of windows near Palm Harbor Florida?

The length of crank is close to 6 inches. The window cranke up and out. 4 panels.

Need identification and if it's in stock

Hello,I was looking on your website and found Product Code: 39-025 as a possible replacement awning crank for one on my windows. However, it only has 1-screw hole at the top. Mine has 2-screw holes - please see attached photo (1.png). I need this particular one because is has the screw connector ... (cont.)

NO 198 U2 606 RD 1963 CAN

Need left & right hand Overhead Window Awning Operator for a 1987 overhead Kinco window.As you can see from the pictures, the crank attachment comes out at a 90? angle. Spacing between two upper and lower holes 5 3/16". Hope and pray you can identify the part.

I am remodeling the sunroom in my circa 1958 house, and I need to replace 3 left-handed crank mechanisms for 3 of the Jealousy windows (4' x 5') Windows. I have included pictures of the current crank mechanism and Windows.

I need to order several awning type window cranks. This is the info from the operator and attached is a picture of the operator and a dimensional sketch. RH, RD 1963 CAN, PAT No D-198202

I need to replace hand crank and screws. For a crank out window.

Awning window from the 60's possibly. Hole to hole on actuator 2.5" length hole to hole 5". Top holes 7/16" hole to hole.

I'm having trouble finding this specific version of an awning operator that needs replacement.

Where can I find the dimensions of your part 39-016?

It looks like my existing cranks have a right and left angle at the bottom. Does this crank come with right and left angles at the bottom where the screw is? Thanks, Mike

I have a 1976 vintage FL home with single pane PanAm awning windows. The problem is several windows will not stay up when cranked fully closed. The proper closing panes snug up & under the panes when the operator is given the final 1/4 turn. I have three that sag down on one side when fully closed ... (cont.)

Hi, the screw which connects the operator arm to the window arm ??? has broken off and I cannot unscrew the head it is rusted on.The remainder of screw is in arm. No part numbers I see a 91 on pivot head Please, I need new part and connecting screw and strength to take off rusty head ... (cont.)

I can I know that I'm buying the proper size to work with my Windows. 39-017 seem like the ones I have. However my house was built in 1971? Mine does not have any double holes side by side. One at top, one at bottom and one off to the side