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39-083 Dual Arm Crank, 21-1/2"

Couldn't find any numbers on these anywhere. Any help would be appreciated.

trying to find the best replacement for this operator it looks like part #39-083 but the overall of existing is 21.5" part #39-070 overall length would work better, but the crank mechanism looks incorrect. please advise

We had ordered replacement parts in order number 1268130 but they were too big, can you help me figure out which size we need please?

One 9" hopperOne 5.5" left handI am in need of these replacemet parts. Can you tell me what brand would work? It appears I was misreading left and right hand. Please clarify. From the inside the lock is on the right and hinges on the left

The window is about 25-30 years old. The crank will no pull in the window. I read the patent number as US Pat. 4505601

Hello. New window treatments have us searching for a folding crank to work with our old mechanism. (We can't even figure out how to remove the existing mechanism as there are no exterior set screws and the unit appears built in to the window.) The mechanism still works good. Any suggestions will be ... (cont.)

Need replacement crank in gold. Or two new ones to match in white

Hi, Are you able to tell me what sill operator I have from the pics below? I think it is DUAL ARM CRANK, 21-1/2" Product Code: 39-083. The gear mechanism is stripped. Do I need to replace the entire operator or just the gear? Please let me know if you need additional pictures to answer my ques ... (cont.)

I am awning operator crank system with arms. The number on the crank mechanism is Truth 40245, the first section of arm #40511 and 9" long, second section #30895 and 9", and then there is a small 3.75" section that attaches to the window. We are looking for a replacement

I am looking for this part for a Trust window.

My bathroom window has a dual arm window crank, made by TRUTH, that is not functioning (opening or closing). As shown, when fully extended, the arm is about 11".I need parts, and instructions on how to repair. This house was built in 1991 and I assume the window hardware is that old too.If you know ... (cont.)

This is a Biltbest opener part number 233 D. C. Is There a replacement part for this.ThanksLaird

Need new crank assembly. Color dark bronze. Threads stripped on part surrounding crank shaft (to hold in place when opening window). Not sure how t remove old assembly. Crank cover doesn't seem to pop off as it does on crank windows. Thanks!

Hardware for an old awning window The window is 34 1/2 inches wide by 23 inches wide The distance between the frame and the window at full extension is about 18 inches I think the part I need is your 39 -140 That has a 16+ inch range Bronze is the color we need

Most of the parts that are problematic are the cranks. Is there a way to replace this unit without replacing the entire unit with the arm? I did watch the video about how to replace the entire unit. 3 are the type in 550. Another stripped crank goes to a standard right opening arm like 551. The rest ... (cont.)

This is a Semco awning window that was installed in 1997. The internal cranking mechanism is broken. Do you have a replacement part available?Thank you,Mike

Looking to repair window operator on 60's vintage home of my Daughter here in Minnesota. Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks, Randy

Truth part, number on the operator is 45301, and the number on the arm is 30895A.You can see the arms are rusted, can the be replaced or do I have to replace the entire operator? The handle is okay.The measurements of the operator is 21-1/2" long and the part where the handle crank is about 5", the ... (cont.)

Thanks for writing in. For your awning operator, take a look at our 39-083. Compare the dimensions listed with your old operator to see if it's a match. If you need a crank handle, see our 39-114L. As far as the side tracks you speak of, do you mean hinges? I'm afraid I can't confirm anything from t ... (cont.)

Hi there, you'll need to compare the dimensions of the 39-083 to what you have now. If you're still not sure, just send us a photo of yours and we'll be happy to weigh in.