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39-017 Pan Am/Daryl Window Crank

The window awning we have is similar to the Barton Kramer #234 Pan-Am Right Hand Operator

I have looked through your selection and am not sure what the best fit will be for me. The spacing on the mounting holes top to bottom is 5 1/4, top side to side is 1/2, and bottom side to side is 1 1/4. The arm is 2 5/8. I have seen some that are close on the mounting holes but with a shorter arm ... (cont.)

Hi, I just found your site Googling online. I just recently bought a condo in Hawaii and none of the cranks on the windows work. The building is pretty old and the property manager doesn't know where to go to get replacements for them. I'm hoping you guys can help me. If this works, I'll let the ... (cont.)

Good morning. Can you please help me identify the replacement for this Operator? DIMS are as follows Vertical- 5-1/4 Center to Center Top attach Point

I have old windows (1978) with right crank-style operators. 2 styles as follows: 1. 2 holes on top 5/16 inch apart and 2 holes on bottom 1 5/16 inches apart. Opener is 5 1/8 inches long. Arm length is 2 1/2" with a threaded hole which is 1/4 in diameter. 2. 1 hole on top. 2 holes on bottom. ... (cont.)

I researched online the appropriate replace for my window operator. I ordered the 39-278. It doesn't have two holes at top nor a threaded arm. I called Customer service and they asked me to send pictures. Please let me know my best replacement peace.

Hi!! Do you carry this part? Pan Am window operator inside of the mechanism is stamped: 4RH 18-0821 I am looking for 9 each of the entire mechanism to include new screws. The color is the aluminum color. Thank you for your assistance.

We need two of these, there are two mounting screws at top and 2 at bottom. It's 6 inches tall and an inch wide at the widest part.

The Left Hand Awning Operators I need to replace have no marking on them. I am attching a photo of the unit and listing below the dimensions: The unit has two mounting holes top & bottom spaced at 5-5/16" center to center. The top holes are 1/2" apart, center to center. The bottom holes are 7/8 ... (cont.)

I am looking at Window Crank Model 39-017 to replace and existing one with worn gears. Can you please let me know Model No for the four screws need to fasten the crank on to the window frame? Is it 33-067 or 33-081? Your team has been very helpful to me in June 2011, when I ordered some parts ... (cont.)

Is it right or left handed?? I am perplexed -on your site the there is one that looks just like it-r handed- but the part that is broken on mine is on the other side. Can you help?

i already know if i need a right or left i just dont know what number to order can you take a look and let me know please. 4 pictures the other question, i sent a picture showing no crank. can i buy a crank and put it in and then the window will open and close? picture 5 shows what im talking ... (cont.)

Hello, I hope you can help. I sent you the picture of the crank mechanism on a jalousie window I am looking to replace. It is for a house in Haiti. The house was built 15 years ago. The house jalousie windows pretty much all over. I would need at least 10 mechanism Regards, Myriam ... (cont.)

Hello, I have to replace several dozen cranks, and am unsure which is the correct Pan Am crank. I've included several photos, if that is of use

The photo of the Pan Am window crank 39-017 shows the hole on the 2 3/8' arm with a 3/8" thread hole. The Screw bolt 33-067 has a 3/8" shoulder and 5/16" - 18 Thread end. Is this the Screw for this Crank. Elmer

I'm searching for replacement awning window operators. The unit are all RH, white, and stamped "ND" on the housing and arm. There is no offset, the top and one bottom hole line up, the vertical hole dimension is 5-1/4" c-c, the bottom holes are 1-5/16" c-c, the link arm is 2-3/8" c-c with a 3/8" l ... (cont.)

I do not know what to buy.

The house was built in 1962 Ovarall length is 5.7" Overall length of arm is 2.65" Size of holes is .2 " No markings found

I need to replace two window cranks (one RH and other LH) at my house. I see a few cranks on your website. How can I determine which is the correct one for me. Going by the number and positions of the fastening screws and their relative positions, the Model 39-016 appears to be the correct LH crank ... (cont.)

I have 3or4 broken window operators and the PanAm/Daryl crank seems to line up closest. Mine have 2 15/16" link arms with 1/4"threaded holes and only one hole at the top right of center. I may be able to drill a 3/8" hole in the corresponding window arm and use a 3/8"shoulder screw. Will this wor ... (cont.)