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39-017 Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank

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

recently I purchased from you part number 39?017, the Pan Am/ Daryl window crank. My window is 83 years old, and unfortunately the arm of the crank is not held on with a nut and bolt, but with the mechanism that I have included in the attached pictures. I have scoured the Internet and cannot find ... (cont.)

I need a righthand replacement crank for an old aluminum awning window in my cottage. Which model do you recommend? I'd like to order the replacement today.

can you identify this part from these Photos?

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

Thank you, Andy

My right handed Pan Am Window crank looks like the 39-017. The top holes 1/2" apart and bottom holes 1 5/16" are the same as mine. The difference is between the top holes and bottom on the 39-017 are 5 1/4", mine are 5 1/8". The 2 3/8" arm on the 39-017 are 2 9/16" on mine and there are no threads. ... (cont.)

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.

We purchased a ~1905 duplex where the double decker front porches which are glassed in. There are 7 window panes up encased in aluminum?? that crank out. We need the crank "operator" if that is the proper term and many new brackets (both right & left). The last photo uploaded was our attempt to meas ... (cont.)

Embossed to inside Patent No 198202 US Otherwise no identification. From large windows in 100 year old school building. Can not say if they are original. But at least 50 years old seems reasonable. (graph paper behind operator is 4 sq/inch)

All dimension are correct except the 3/8" hole where the crank attaches to the window. My dimension is 1/4". Is there a bushing, or something that will allow this crank to work, or is there another item that I need? Thank you for your help!

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

Patio window operator No part number on it

No markings or numbers. Windows were custom made. They are awning windows

I have the same issue with my window cranks. House was built in 1957 and still has roll out windows. I have taken out a crank and have pictures an d measurements to send. I need left and right cranks and a couple of extra handles John

We just purchased a new home in FL that was built in the 80s. It has a houseful of windows all with Daryl Pan Am window winders. I knew nothing about them until I found this page and I must say, you guys have all been amazing at answerinig every question I had in the previous conversation string. I ... (cont.)

This is a left hand I also need a right hand. Looking for 2 of each.

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

This is a right hand window crank from an older SW Florida home. There is no writing of any type. As shown in the picture the arm has a small threaded hole.