What is the model # on this kit, I can't seem to find it on the site? I' looking for model # 208621 (8 inch pitched ceiling kit)
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Amazon's part number and model number references can be confusing, maybe due to 3rd party sellers giving things their own numbers. 208621 is Selkirk's PART number, 8T-PCK would be the MODEL number. I have 2 Selkirk 6 inch kits for wood stoves and will never buy any other brand. Top quality. Hope this helps.
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Hi Jerry, I am not sure of the model #, the kit has been installed and paperwork discarded. Best wishes-D
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There's something on the Selkirk site on how to tell, but the 6T means it's for the 6" pipe (that's the one I got, and it was for the 6" double walled pipe). You'd probably want the 8T-PCK.
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I believe there is another model made by the same company that extends to 9-10feet. You should probably buy that model. Our pole just reached our ceiling at 8.5 feet. hope this is helpful.
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Hello! There are close-to-ceiling kits available, but they require the shortest down rod that's included in the fan, the 3.5" one, and it won't really be too much shorter with the kit installed than with the shortest down rod. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804.
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I don't want to confuse you but this fan comes in two distinct models. This model is designed for tall ceilings which is why it comes with two sizes of down rods. But there is another model (more sturdy and solid) which is for regular-sized ceilings. This model (as you know) is the: Minka-Aire F517. The other model is the "hugger" type with a wide base: Minka-Aire F519. Both models come in different colors and two blade widths of 44" and 52". Hope this helps! ;-)
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I was able to get the document set which included the wiring diagram; but I don't remember just how I did that since it has been a couple of years now. I believe I researched the mfg name, the searched via Google for documents online. That worked for me and it was free. Just a note of caution; our ceiling is only 7' (dropped for a design reason) so hoods like this one will either hang low or will requir an expensive modification (fabrication). If you ceiling is at least 8' you are good to go.
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I purchased two of the Hunter 23568 (Weathered Bronze) ceiling fans. Same fan as yours, but a different color. The light kits I ordered are the Hunter 2839F (fluorescent), but the light is also available in incandescent, #2839I. The light is rated for outdoor use, even in wet weather. It fits close to the fan, and that's great for our purposes because we didn't want a light that dropped down too far from the ceiling. It's not fancy looking, but it looks great outside on our patio and appears to be very durable. I've always liked Hunter fans because they are known for their quality. Hope this information is helpful to you. I purchased two of the Hunter 23568 (Weathered Bronze) ceiling fans. Same fan as yours, but a different color. The light kits I ordered are the Hunter 2839F (fluorescent), but the light is also available in incandescent, #2839I. The light is rated for outdoor use, even in wet weather. It fits close to the fan, and that's great for our purposes because we didn't want a light that dropped down too far from the ceiling. It's not fancy looking, but it looks great outside on our patio and appears to be very durable. I've always liked Hunter fans because they are known for their quality. Hope... » Read More I purchased two of the Hunter 23568 (Weathered Bronze) ceiling fans. Same fan as yours, but a different color. The light kits I ordered are the Hunter 2839F (fluorescent), but the light is also available in incandescent, #2839I. The light is rated for outdoor use, even in wet weather. It fits close to the fan, and that's great for our purposes because we didn't want a light that dropped down too far from the ceiling. It's not fancy looking, but it looks great outside on our patio and appears to be very durable. I've always liked Hunter fans because they are known for their quality. Hope this information is helpful to you. « Show Less
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You really need to find your model. It is a safety issue. Two light and it won't hold pressure, too heavy and it will build too much and be dangerous.
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Kevin as the ceilings in my house are not high enough to do what you are attempting I do applaud you in your effort I have seen the pulley system from one of these used search "Hunters Specialties Mag Lift System with Gambrel"Hope this helped
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Petedge.com can help you with that. It tells you sizes and parts for that model. I ordered from amazon because it is cheaper.
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wow, because my #1 comb was sort of defective and stopped working properly, i called wahl at 800-767-9245, and they're just going to ship one out to me, awesome!!! have your model number ready when calling (located on the bottom of the unit in near-microscopic lettering), but for this one it's "9818L". good luck.
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probably try a hardware store. they are about 2 inches. Brass. Looks like this but it's a phillips:http://www.fixfirm.com/product_images/Medium/P821-9%20Imperial%20BA%20Brass%20Roundhead%20Machine%20Screws.jpg
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Sorry. Haven't put it together yet. I'm going to alter it so it can hang from the ceiling.
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You might have to go to your local hardware store (Home Depot), but they are generally standard for ceiling fans. A few of our others fans in our house take the same kind.
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Since the ceiling support rod that comes with the package wasn't adjustable besides the standard height, I had to also go to the local hardware store and purchase a new one. I bought one that was fully threaded and matched up the pieces to get the right diameter. You should be able to buy a fairly long rod if you choose to solve the problem this way and just switch out the standard rod with a new one.
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No idea. Could not mount on my ceiling. Have no use for it now. Pay for shipping and you can have mine.tcostanzo02@yahoo.com
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You need to know the exact part number from your kit, then, I think I either got it on Amazon.com, or, was directed to a Vendor through Amazon. A Yahoo search will work as well. I do not recall having any difficulty location through web search. I had no luck at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope this helps. rob
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Hi, I do sell a 36"Ceiling support rod for $9.95. It can be cut to length. Is that long enough? You can call us at 1-800-872-9577. Thanks, Kathy