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39-031 EntryGard Dual Arm Operator

The crank/operator on my Windsor window is stripped out. Do you have any replacement parts that could work?

I bought this house about a year ago. I can't get the casement window to close without a fight for the last inch or two. I think that's why the operator stripped out. I've included pictures of the new one mounted, and the old one side by side. It's your 39-156 operator, but I think I'm having the ... (cont.)

You have two types of cranks, one with a single arm ( Wood-Window-Crank-9-inch/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-020 ) and one with two arms ( EntryGard-Operator-9-1_2-inch-Arm-Left-Handed/pd/Casement-Window-Replacement-Operators/39-031 ). In what situation do you use the one arm vs the ... (cont.)

Vetter casement window, about 22 years old, numbers on parts are 20610 31272,31538. Any thought on a suitable replacement? The long arm is 10 3/4" and the short one is 4 7/16. So it looks like 39-031. Thanks!

Think this is a Swisco 39-031. Has a 9.5 inch left hand bar and about a 7 inch right bar attached to window. See picture and please let me Know. # on it is 45179

first picture is from outside. Second is inside showing broken part. Third photo is inside showing how it should look. Thanks for your help.

long arm is 40753 short arm is 31538 other short arm is 20810 main body is 45179

I have some other crestline windows in my house. Do you have these cranks?

The hand crank on my 27yr old casement window broke off (see image 0155). It looks like the crank mechanism is made by TRUTH (see image 0158). I believe the windows are Semco but not positive. I was going to order Truth Hardware Entrygard Dyad Window Operator: Product Code: 39-036, but wanted to mak ... (cont.)

Not sure which what the replacement is as you mention 2 choices? So sending some pix.

I need the screw part of the crank for a casement window. The window is on the right from inside, but there is an L on the right arm of the mechanism. I can crank the window open, but when I crank it to close, it stops an inch or two short of fully closed. The last thread of the crank screw is wo ... (cont.)

ON THE CRANK IS BRAND TRUTH # 40471 US PAT #4,241,541

Hi, I have a window operator I need to replace. I am not sure if it is Anderson, but it does have the crank in the middle. I believe it is roughly 9.5" . Will the 39-094 work in this application or is there something else I should be purchasing? Thanks! VB

installed 1991 the handle gears threads are stripped and we can no longer open our windows. I believe the windows are Crestline, but cannot find the paperwork to identify for sure. I have attached photos of the gear box and the handle unit. The parts information on the 3rd picture: Entry Gard ... (cont.)

I have a broken "Entry Card Truth" operator. The base plate is 5" long and marked 40471 The bent arm is marked 30824R and the short arm is marked 20810. The long arm is about 9". Cover and handle are white.

Hello, I'm looking for a whit window crank replacement. I'm not sure what brand of window I have, but the crank says made in the USA and the crank brand says Truth. Any help finding a replacement crank is greatly appreciated.

Please provide pricing for 2 LH and 4 RH replacement cranks for my Marvin casement windows. Pictures included are RH and SS arms. SS arms would be nice but not critical Thanks so much for your experts help. And Enjoy Life! Philip

Also labeled as entry guard truth Can I get just a replacement clip to hold the pinion shaft in? Or do I need to order the whole assembly?

I have several casement operators that need to be replaced. Can you advise as to the appropriate replacement models / process for retrofit? The mechanism appears to be located inside the wood frame. For completeness, I am attaching a photo of the locking mechanism as well. Thanks! ... (cont.)

Hi, I'm looking for a replacement for the attached pictures. The stamped number on the main part appears to be 45179. Near as I can tell, the shorter arm has 20810A on it, though I'm not sure I'm reading it correctly. Let me know if more pics would help. Thanks, Tom