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39-025 Awning Window Crank Operator

I just moved into a new house and half of the windows in our sunroom (which are now stuck in the open position) need replacement cranks, but I have not seen any like these anywhere. Can you identify them and let me know what kind of replacement to order? Thanks! -Kate

I need to replace a window crank with the following specs: Horizontal spacing - 1 1/8" Vertical spacing - 5 1/4" (top hole is offset to the inside) Arm - 2 5/16" #76 (stamped on arm) Arm Hole - 3/8" Stamped inside housing is a large 93 and PAT NO D-198202 US 12 RD 1963 CAN R H Not sure ... (cont.)

Please provide help in identifying part shown in photos. Sincerely David

We need to replace an operator and are not sure what the arm is and what to measure. We did not find a name on the operator. Can you please help. Thank you!

The ones I have are very to the 39-061 accept color needs to be brown or dark if possible and there is a raised portion on the arm as seen in pictures. can you tell me what would be the one for me to order? i need three of them. 2 RH RD 1963 CAN thank you Bill

I have a sunroom crank window with the ext dimenions of the Superior Window Crank. The one problem is the fastening of the 3/8" arm end. The existing hardware is a philips head screw on one side and what looks like your special nut (33-205). I'll have to drill those out to replace. Do you have ... (cont.)

trying to replace a window crank that has broken. very similar to the 39-025 BUT the bottom hole spacing that is 1-1/8" on the 39-025 is is 1-3/8" on the broken one. the link also measures 2-3/8 rather than 2-1/4. the 5-1/4 checks. note also that all the mounting holes are just inside the cast ... (cont.)

Send a picture with measurements and well see how we can help.

Regarding the 32-025 operator, what is a 10-24 thread bushing?