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39-057 Stanley Operator, Left Handed

I don't see a part number on this crank. Can you help if it?

I don't see any markings on the crank nor the windows themselves. I'm looking for replacements for both left and right.

Unfortunately there are no markings on the crank that I took off. The connecting hole is 3/8" diameter and connects to the window linkage via an "E" clip. Note the slight offset in the connecting link. There are several cranks that need replacing but I would like to start with one just to make su ... (cont.)

Please advise price and availability for this crank Thank you Wayne

Hi, We have a 1960's Florida home with a few remaining original awning windows. Trying to replace one of the Stanley Operators.We bought a replacement at ACE but realize we should have come to you first, hopefully you can see that the operator we have is centered in the caseing and the replacement w ... (cont.)

Can you please help me identify the replacement part for this item I have many that I would like to change out.

Hoping you can match this. Holes top to bottom is 5 1/4" Hole gap at bottom is 1 7/16" Hole gap in connecting bracket is 2 1/4" There is an offset in the connecting bracket toward the inside. Handle says Stanley but none of the other handles on similar windows say anything. I can't find a mfg name ... (cont.)

awning window operator with only two mounting holes. All help appreciated identifying.

I need a replacement crank. Do you have any like this?

I'm trying to replace this part. I purchase part number 39-278 And it doesn't work. The window locks about 1 inch from closing all the way. What is the correct part number that I should've purchased? Can I return the parts I already purchased? Do you also sell the round clips?

Good morning. I'm restoring the original windows in my new home. Most important part I need is the bracket, which has a broken tab. It's about 5" in length.Judging by the another set of holes in the frame the crank might not be original. I might need one going forward as I've only started with th ... (cont.)

Need to replace a broken left side window crank for an old metal window.

pat.no.d-198,202 USRD 1963 CAN.11500-4I need handles for left an right..Mike

I have this Stanley crank that I need a replacement for. I have attached pictures. It is the left crank. Would really like to replace both left and right cranks.

This looks very much like the Pan Am/ Daryl window crank (39-016) on your website, and the outer dimensions and distances between holes for the mounting screws are fine as shown in the first photo. However, the distance between the center holes in the arm that attaches to the window are 2 3/4 inc ... (cont.)

This crank doesn't seem to exactly match any of the options available. 39-057 seems very close but the joint to the final part of the extender arm is attached in the opposite way. I'm not sure if that will be a problem or not, please advise. Thank you, I found another needed crank easily on this sit ... (cont.)

The only lettering/numbers found are "4714-1 w2" on the crank handle. Distance between bottom holes (1 3/8" apart) to top holes is 5 1/4" The link arm is 2"center-of-hinge to the center hole at the end. The link arm also has a manufactured bend in it.The housing is wedge-shaped in depth. 1 1/2" ... (cont.)

Swisco, Could you please help me match up the attached hand crank operator. Thanks for the help.

We measured the crank and the dimensions match up except for the bottom two holes, which on your diagram is 7/8" but is wider (1 1/4") on ours. However I don't think that will be an issue since that is just a matter of making a different hole if needed. To clear my confusion, is ours the RH or LH ... (cont.)

Will we be able to replace these on some windows that we have without much else? I mean, do we need to purchase additional screws or anything?