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39-026 Awning Window Crank Operator

Can you identify this window crank? Crank is from a Silverline window. Marked inside with "patent no D-198202U Bottom holes 1-1/8" apart. Bottom hole to top hole 5-3/16"

Please identify this part and I will buy a new one to replace it. Please let me know if you need more information

I ordered the 39-026 and it was very close but I need a different end. to attach to the window. Hopefully you can find it I attached several photos of the one I need.

I need a replacement for this awning window operator. There are two numbers on the arm of the operator, 78 and 91 The bottom holes are 1 1/8 inches apart (center to center). The vertical holes are 5 1/4 inches apart (center to center). The arm is 4 1/2 inches long. The body dimensions are 15/16 in w ... (cont.)

Hello, I am looking for replacement parts for awning window operators in the pictures attached. Both right and left hand operators. I am not sure what brand they are, just know they are a bronze color. If you know what model will work and you have them in stock how much are they each and how muc ... (cont.)

Does this come with a Shoulder bolt washer and screw?

We bought new awning operator(silver) but it needs some kind of rivet as old one (white) has See attached photos( 2 of old casing that includes rivet. One of new casing

I need a bunch of the cranks and these other parts for my windows. I have measurements. Can you confirm what I think I need? Tim

Looking for replacements; the only #s on my current operator are listed below. AT. NO. 198 202 US R.H. R.D. 1963 CAN The number 94 is also in a box with diagonal lines from the corners toward the center

We have a cottage full of aluminum awning windows manufactured by Victor Sun Control in Philadelphia. I used them for replacement parts, including replacement vents, for many years. They are gone now and I am looking for a new source. My current need is for three (3) right and one (1) left hand w ... (cont.)

Hole-to-hole length on the operator housing is 5 1/4", the hole-to-hole spacing on the final linkage is 2 1/2". Hole-to-hole length on the middle, geared linkage is 2 1/2". This middle linkage takes a 1/4" bend to the outside. I have no idea of the window manufacturer. I bought them 10 years ago ... (cont.)

I'm looking to replace an old (house built in 1980) window operator. Numbers inside mechanism: 11500-3 PAT NO D-198 202 U RD 1963 CAN 1 R.H I'm also attaching some pictures.

There are no identifying marks on this opener. Can you help me identify it?

The vertical measurement is 6 inches which includes the flat sections above and below for the mounting screws. It comes out from the window about 2 1/4 inches. It is mounted by a single screw at the top and a single screw at the bottom. The notches in the handles or the post to which they attach or ... (cont.)

I would like to purchase is window crank for one that is not working well. I believe the Lenehan would work, you can tell me.A window crank just like this one that is not functioning.I also need all the supporting hardware screws what have you that would be needed to install the window crank.I look ... (cont.)

I'm writing to find out which of your products would be the best fit for our old window operators. The only marking on the inside says "FUTESA." I've attached some photos here with measurements- please let me know which would be the best match, along with any hardware we may need. Thank you so much ... (cont.)

Need help replacing some left and right awning window operators. : Height is 5 1/4", the arm is 2 1/4", and bottom mounting holes is approximately 1 1/8". All the measurements were taken from center hole to center hole. The crank still opens the window without any problems but closing it, is wher ... (cont.)

Awning window operator. Details: Ht. 5 1/4" Connect arm 2 3/8" hole to hole. Bottom mounting holes 1 1/8" hole to hole. Existing operator does not use screws with arm, uses pin with snap rings.

I read a couple of threads about this operator. How many different wynn operators of this style do you stock? Not sure exactly which one I need but maybe I will just order one of each. Not like they go bad and I see this operator from time to time so I could use elsewhere.

Hi - I am assisting my dad in finding a reasonably priced window operator. He previously got replacement window operators from the company that installed it (it cost over $30 per operator), but it is getting too costly. We don't know what the original window operator brand is, but I have an inklin ... (cont.)