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39-021 Wood Window Crank, 9"

Im thinking the 39-021 would work for this. What do you think?

I was unable to take it apart at this point. However there are no numbers or name shown on the exterior of the operators. These would be most likely from the early to mid-70s. If you could recommend some thing that would be as close as possible that would be greatly appreciated.Regards Pete ... (cont.)

I have some old Getty casement operators that look like your #'s 3920 (R) and 3921 (L). The measurement from the slot on the gear screw to the end of the control arm is 9 1/4" to the end and 9" to the post (see photo), and the operator track measures the same as your #39-520 (13 1/2"). Can you confi ... (cont.)

It has Ultra name on arm. Arm is about 6"long. 3 1/2" screw hole to screw hole on housing

I'm searching for a handle to fit this. I ordered two that I thought would fit. But they were too large. Can you help me find the right handle?Thank you,Tereasa

This is for a double casement window. Pictured is the hardware I have, I need a matching set that is handed the opposite way.

We need the Right hand version in WHITE or the Casement Window Operator 9 inch H-3524

The arm is 8 in long I see ones u have say 9 in R the 9 in one an exact measurement R the arms made of steel so possibly can be cut down and welded I am a good fabricator Thank u for ur time

We need help. We are selling our home & we have one window that will not open because of the operator stopped working. The windows are at least 62 years old & made by Andersen.

I can't find any names or numbers on this hardware. The house was built in 1927. The mechanism attaches to the metal frame with two machine screws into a tab on the metal frame. It seems the previous owners tried to open or close the windows with too much force on the mechanism. They were painted sh ... (cont.)

I am looking for casement operators similar to these and can't find any. There are no markings, no manufacturer, no identifying marks.

Need a replacement for Anderson 2420 right hand casement crank. The casement is 4" wide and I believe that the arm is 9".

I am looking to replace a number of casement window operators in my home, but am not sure what this type of system is called. The cranks attach directly to a bolt and move 180 degrees laterally, rather than the typical set screw/360 degree crank system. Do you know what this system is called and whe ... (cont.)

Hello, I am looking for a replacement window operator. The property was built in the late 50's or early 60's and the windows appear to be original. Thanks for your help. Shawn

I. H. 2 L 5 On inside of crank. No ID on inside of latch Would like it in white.

I'm looking to replace this window crank. Do you have anything like it? Thanks, Charles

Do you have these operators?

1950 Andersen casement window operators, left and right hand, measurement as shown in photos, #2420 on underside. My research has shown that Andersen has a replacement part #7073A,B and a channel 0532108 that would also need to be used. They get $211 and $21 respectively for the items. I have 17 of ... (cont.)

Our 9"-arm window crank made by GETTY PHILA PA (with interior mark "R") appears identical to your 39-021 casement crank, although the track is 12", not 13. Our crank is mounted vertically on the left side of the frame of an awning window, rather than on a casement. The gearing in the crank housing ... (cont.)

looking for a replacement to this part. Currently I can not open or close it any further.