In regards to question #1, first answer, can you tell me the size of rubber washers I can use, so I can have them ready when we install the fans?
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They aren't really washers, but irregularly shaped pieces of rubber that peel off and are applied to the female side of the blade holders. Just call Emerson customer service (1-800257-6511) and they will mail the "kit" out in an ordinary business size envelope. Got mine in exactly 1 week. I have 2 fans - a 72 inch 4-speed, and a 60" 6-speed. Mine are now quiet on all but one speed of the 4-speed fan. I just avoid using that speed. Good luck!
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I used 1/4"Make certain you use washers to help distribute the force. I ended up using 1" fender washers on top to secure the arm (and thrower) to my workbench.
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Big. Its not universal. Haha.. I took the fan apart and used the motor int he stock fan on my ATV and with some lock tight and screws it works fine in the original housing my ATVs fan had. Way too big to fit on my grizzly 300 though.
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I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
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P + O + P Washers first, than column and metal washer with screw. I think you are mistaken keeping washers after column.
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There is no size problem with the installation of these components with this fan. My problem was getting two fans that were defective and had a costant ticking when they ran that could not be corrected. All Hunter fans are now made in China and the quality is not what it used to be.W. Wogee
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the person who gave you the dimensions for 5 to 6 inches and 2" lens is about right. I only had to add a rubber washer than mount the turn signal, this keeps it from turning or from coming loose, at the end of the rubber the shaft is a little larger before the threads begin ( this is where you put the rubber washer ). Oh, you can buy the washers at most hardware stores. just remember don't use plumbing washers. I have a Kawasaki and they mounted right up, and if they bump anything they don't break off like the factory ones do they bounce right back. good luck!
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I don't know for sure. What you really need is a specialty fan hub removal tool and a big Crescent wrench. Look for the special tool on the internet....one manufacturer is Lisle.
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I have the queen size. I haven't washed it yet but I think it'll be tight in my older top loading washer. Because it is older, it may not have the same capacity as newer top loading washers
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Hi Robert. I do have the ones you need. Here is the link for the correct set for your washer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GSES3ZG Thanks for double checking with your model number. It's appreciated. WARNING!!!!! There are other sellers now selling low grade cheap Chinese knock offs of my bearing sets. Please be sure you are buying from "FRONT LOAD WASHER BEARING KITS" when you check out. I am the only seller giving a 5 year warranty. I have them in stock and I still have time to ship them today. Many thanks. Cheers, James.
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Hi! I just whipped out my tape measure and took a look. The pads themselves are 1" tall on the outside. The foot of the washer nests in it by about 1/4", so I guess it will raise your washer about 3/4".Hope that helps. Have a great day!
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You may have to go to Lowes or HD and measure the options. I recommended the rubber couplings since they can expand and shrink a little. You definitely need to use a fernco style coupling for the Fantech.Just type "fernco coupling" in the Amazon search bar and you will see what I'm talking about.
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Mine wobbled a bit, but I noticed that there is a raised ridge on one side of the pedestal shaft, this must be in front directly opposite the adjustment knob as the shaft is undersized. As far as the tilt, the rubber washers must be between the fan and the yoke, not the yoke and adjustment knobs. If yours is assembled correctly and still moves, a pair of steel washers between the yoke and knob should provide enough tension.
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They are fairly universal. Maybe buy a really cheap fan that's about the same size.
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I had a Greenworks washer from Lowe's, yes they will fit, but I also returned my Greenworks pressure washer and bought a gas powered 3000psi washer, MAN WHAT A DIFFERENCE IN POWER!!!!! cleaning time is cut in 1/2 if not more, glad I made the switch
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I am sorry to say I do not own a Generac washer. I did buy an extra hose to use on my machine but I haven't used it yet. I am unable to be of much help. Herm
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I have no clue, but either will hold up longer than my washing machine. In my case it's a one time install and then I don't intend to have to mess with it again.