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39-021 Wood Window Crank, 9"

I'm thinking your 39-274 might be correct to replace my 5/16 spline Semco window crank handle. My handle shows the number 40095 on the underside and Semco on the top side. There are 11 or 12 ridges in the spline hole. Can you help? Do not have a clue as to who the window manufacturer is nor where to ... (cont.)

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

We need to replace a very old window crank.

I have a cottage that was built in the 60

I have four old casement windows (see attached photos) that have no operators/cranks. When they're open, the wind blows them back and forth often slamming them with alarming force. I would like to preserve these windows and be able to open them with ease and not worry that they will slam. Is it p ... (cont.)

Hi Swisco- I am trying to find replacements for the sill-mounted single arm awning window operators on my house built in 1951. The track mounts on the inside face of the sash. Do you have such a thing? Thanks much- Scott

Hi, I have old manually operated wooden windows. I would like to add a complete set of new, casement hardware. Do you sell a complete kit, or do I have to buy all the necessary pieces separately? Do you recommend a single arm, or dual arm? When I attach any such system to my window, d ... (cont.)

Hello...I would like to find out if it is possible to add a crank-out mechanism to metal frame casement windows that do not presently have them. At present, you unlock the window and just push it out to open. I want to make them more secure and burglar proof with a cranking mechanism. Thank yo ... (cont.)

Good Morning, I am searching for a replacement crank operator for some old wood windows I have. I included two pictures of the operator. One picture is the overall operator and the other picture is a close up of the operator's arm. It is hard to make out what writing is on the operator arm. It is ... (cont.)

The base measures 4" x 1 1/2". three screw holes.

Attached are a couple of photos of one of our vintage casement window operators. We are going to need to replace these throughout the house as most of the operating shafts are worn down. What model could we replace these with?

Would you carry this window crank and the bars from window to inside. The piece that is on my window sill is stripped and when I put in the crank, it will not crank out. I could use the cranks also.

Hi. Rt hand window crank just won't start opening the Window. Give it a push - and away it goes. See pics. Some teeth are stripped on the arm. Is there a replacement arm? Thx. RH

I need to replace a handle in my father's bedroom. You have one that looks right - Product Code: 39-358 - but wanted to double-check. Two pictures attached. A tape measure is opened to 9 inches in the picture of the original - in which the window opens from the right side. (Mechanism on left side ... (cont.)

I have a home built in the late 1930s with Hope's window operators on steel casement windows. Several are not working and disassembly indicates the arm gear is worn down to to lack of lubrication and window sticking. Is it possible to replace the arms? Is it possible to buy replacement operators? I ... (cont.)

This casement window operator is from mid 1980's Measures 9 in arm from pivot to end. The size is the same as wood window crank as 39-020 except The crank handle is on the left side of a right hand operator. Any suggestions? Thanks Stan

looking for a replacement for this.

Hi Susan, When we spoke the other day, you suggested that I send you a picture of the wood casement crank mechanism (rather than sending it on to you) that I am trying to replace. If I can't get an entire new one (or several), I could use some handles. Here are some specs: 1) The leng ... (cont.)

I have a 24" Octagonal vinyl window where the plastic washer piece attached to the operator arm has broken off (the washer is the piece that rides in the metal channel which is attached to right side of the window). Can't seem to find a replacement washer locally. I managed to glue/fix the plast ... (cont.)

I have 2 old arched casement wood windows that are an odd size and no manufacturer will copy. I think I could use an awning scissor-type mechanism and crank to pull them in tight without having to open the screen to pull them in manually from the middle instead of from the bottom. Do you think this ... (cont.)