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39-025 Awning Window Crank Operator

See attached photos, including one photo of a sketch of the dimensions of the current operator.

What are the measurements of the holes on the 39-025 crank? I would like to make sure it will work before ordering. My holes from top to bottom (centers) are 5 1/4", the bottom two are 1 1/8" apart, and the little arm is 2 3/8". I am looking for a white right hand crank. Thank you ... (cont.)

I attached some pictures with measurements of my existing operators. Several have stripped/broken and need to be replaced. The windows are about 16 years old and I don't see any manufacturer tags which makes finding a replacement operator that much harder. Looking for several LH and RH operators, ... (cont.)

Price please? Part #? I would need 2

5 1/2 inches from hole to hole 7/8 thick 2 1/8 with

Windows installed in 60's/70's. The only marking is inside the housing- "made in USA"

I am looking for replacement window cranks. There is a marking on the inside that says IH Co 790. Thanks, Andrew

It measures 6 inches tall and 7/8 inches wide.

Hello, I'm trying to find 7 replacement cranks for my windows. I just bought the house and it was built in 1953. The porch was enclosed after it was built. The cranks don't pull the windows shut anymore. Any idea as to what parts I need to buy? I was able to rig them to stay shut for now. Thanks s ... (cont.)

Need to replace this with screws . It originally had a rivet that my husband had to pop out to take it off.

Hello! I have ten of these windows that are showing their age. I've looked everywhere for any type of markings and I can't find any. I saw a video where a guy replaced similar windows on his Airstream and said the model number is usually on the lower left exterior, but mine has nothing. I need ... (cont.)

Need one of there

Hello! Pictures attached are of the mechanism used for porch windows. I need replacements for at least two and not sure how to measure so I get the right fit. Any help in how to measure or where to purchase would be greatly appreciated. The company was Permaseal Corp out of New Jersey and they a ... (cont.)

This is a new conversation trying to identify a replacement crank from like 1970-ish. The website page would not work for me and I was told to email. Thank you, Roger

I have all right hand operators. I was looking at part #39-025 but saw the extension arm measurement is 2-1/4 inches. The measurement on my operator is 2-1/2 inches (see photos). All the other dimensions are the same. I was wondering if the 39-025 would work? Any assistance and information you can g ... (cont.)

Hello, My name is Chuck G and I ordered this part # 39-008 last February. The operator had a crank on the right hand side which was fine for that window. Now I need the same operator but with the crank on the left hand side. I don't know how to order this on your website and have already s ... (cont.)

Hello, trying to replace old window cranks for the church. Unsure of what type to replace with 39-252 or the 39-205. Both a look except for the measurements. I would like to send you a photo of the type we have. I would like to order 40 each for the church. I have a tax exempt number for the orderin ... (cont.)

Hello: This is one of the old operators I want to replace with the ones I recently purchased. I think the part # is the same as ones I purchased earlier but I see the new ones are different. I drilled the threads out on one window to try and make one new operator work. But d

hello, I'm trying to find a replacement for awning window operators on old silverline awning windows. The center-to-center mounting hole dimensions are 5 1/4" and 1 1/8". The link arm is approx 2 3/8" The hole at the end of the link arm is approx 5/16" and unthreaded thanks for any help you can g ... (cont.)

I sent for new hand crank and the holes don't line up, the one at the top is not in the middle its to the left. Is this the wrong crank 3048? I watched one of your videos and it looks like 1080p 39-025 would be better. What do you think?