Can you remove &amp; reverse the blade assembly so it would work efficiently running in reverse to push the air instead of pulling it?
1448858
i'm sure you can take the blade off and turn it around. if the blade will not come off you would have to reverse the motor.
1740401
Not sure what you mean by reverse but it will let cable out and pull it back so I think the answer to you question is yes the motor goes both ways.
601409
to be honest with you when it was installed by my electrician he adjusted it. If I am not wrong there should be a switch on the motor to reverse. You should try this and see or read the instructions details. Sorry cant be of more help. It is a great fan and reliable. Great BUY!!
1890961
No it cannot be reversed. It is attached with small Torx screws but cannot be relocated.
1477687
Not that I'm aware of because there is a lip where it meets the bracket hole, when you insertthe bar, that keeps it in place & unable to drop any lower. I don't know how you would be able to do it in reverse.
1758415
There is a rigid plate on the inside of the handle. Pull it to the side and push the blade down
1174766
I don't believe so. The thumb stud appears to be threaded so you could back it out and reverse (haven't tried), but there is not an ambi cut-out on the handle. So if you reversed it, the thumb stud would hang up on the handle and the blade would not close.
234210
If adjustments are set correct there should not be a problem pulling the Lawn Boy 10634 in reverse when disengaging the drive. By contrast, I have had mowers with rear wheel drive that could not be adjusted sufficiently to be able to propel the mower up a moderate incline without causing too much resistance or drag when attempting to pull the mower back (in reverse direction).
354910
Hello Mike. Please keep in mind that it has been a year since I had to work on this, however, I believe you simply reverse the motor by removing the screws (or nuts) that mount the motor to the frame. Once the screws are removed, reverse the motor so that the surface facing the frame is now facing opposite of the frame, reattach the screws or nuts and you are done.
1742253
Yes, but the reverse isn't on the wall switch. The nob to reverse the blades is above the blades. In our situation a ladder is used.
2048047
I think I would ask the manufacturer. That said, if you run the lathe in reverse it would try to unscrew it. The unit does not have set screws.
2048048
There is no set-screw of any kind to maintain a safe secure hold of the chuck to the lathe while running in reverse. I do not on mine and would not without something like that available.
1964732
No, I could not find it. Usually there is a switch on the side, above the blades, this model does not have one. Another answer mentioned pulling the chain, but there are only 2 chains, one for the light, and one for the fan. Pulling the fan chain does not reverse direction, it controls speed setting.
1825390
Yes, mechanically, you will have to remove 2 screws and reverse the direction of the shaft. Dan CSH
1890300
YES ! With the switch on the body you may select either "Clockwise" or "Counter Clockwise" rotation of the blades.
2201203
Disassemble the parts from the upper housing by reversing the assembly procedure.Holding the base with one hand, push the clear housing at the handle end in the direction of the blade end with the other hand.The housing will pop lose and slide out of the base. Reverse the whole procedure to re-assemble.
817865
I do not see any way to reverse the air flow itself. It has rudimentary controls i.e. a dial which will activate the fan to turn on or off when it detects it is warmer or cooler air to circulate the air upward. The register fits into an opening (a standard air register hole), so which ever way the register is facing is the direction the air will be directed.