I have a 3-bladed fan that is 18" in diameter and can't be removed from the shaft. Can the reflective tape be placed on the end of 1 blade? Paul
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havent tried that. don't see why it wouldn't as long as youfollow there directions.. remember you need to follow the ratio of reflector to dead time. y
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I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. Every time it goes by is one turn.
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havent tried that. don't see why it wouldn't as long as youfollow there directions.. remember you need to follow the ratio of reflector to dead time.y
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Yes, it doesn't matter where on the blade the tape is placed. Remember it is reading revolutions per minute.
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Hi Richard. It is such a coincedence that me and my dad took almost 1400 lbs of trash to the dump just yesterday and we had to seperate trash from metal from electronics and three of those fans were part of the load. I just went out to the garage because I still had the box for the HF-910 and I was suprised the diameter was not mentioned. I can assure you it is a 20" blade. I have seen enough fans including box style and the HF-910 is not small. Good luck with longevity should you buy this model. Here is the one I purchased at walmart and sold here for $60.00...10 dollars less then Walmart ( Lasko 2264QM 20-Inch Max Performance High Velocity Floor/Wall mount Fan) Take Care, Wayne
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Yes, the fan is 24 inches wide from blade tip to blade tip. The blades themselves are 9 inches long.
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My fan is about 8 inches, and it fills the entire drum that the fan is in. Once installed it is hard to measure the fan blades because they are at the exterior end of the drum.
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When I ordered the kit, I didn't even think about whether it would fit. I just assumed it would, since I was pretty sure that any kit offered for fans would have to fit most all models, otherwise they would have to mention restrictions in the specifications. I used the kit with a Hunter fan and had no problems other than "fat fingers" working with small parts.
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The corners on the blades are sharp. I think you can file it down to blunt the blades. I felt like the two plastic decor attached to each end of the handle is too thin. It is difficult to have a good grip, therefore it is a challenge to use this fan to practice fan form.
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Yes you can but you will use the pull chain for the fan. I did most of mine like this.
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There is a flat side to the fan shaft for tightening the fan blades down. The length is approximately 2 3/4". It is very difficult to measure the length due to the fan already being installed.
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Great idea; my furnace filters are about the size of a box fan but this filter would have to be cut and then (taped?) back together to create a 20" piece. Tape would decrease the filtering effects though. Anyone have a thought as to how to adequately put the pieces together?
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Yes. You just have to trim the excess with tin snips. Seal the whole thing with aluminum tape before placing the two sides. It says 0-18" because you can slide the two closer together but it doesn't mention the trimming involved. Mine works great!
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Since no description of the blade composition and operating (temperature) conditions is furnished, it is doubly difficult to furnish a reasonably accurate forecast. The teflon is apparently carried by some sort of binder substance which adheres to the surface and which could be a weak link for retention of the teflon. With the low cost involved, if the blades are not a plastic material, I would probably clean the fan blades with something like "brake cleaning solvent" (available even from Walmart) and apply the teflon spray. I have had the greatest success using it on surfaces like saw tables, aluminum (to aluminum) sliding contact surfaces and other such uses where surface temperature has not been a factor. Tazman
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I took out a tape measure and the blades are just shy of 10". The outer case of the fan is approximately 11.5 inches.
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If the design of the fan blade arms are the same. It also depends on the measurements from the screw holes which are screwed on the blade?
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I can not make that choice for you however, even though I have a 10 foot ceiling I chose not to use the drop down bar it came with and mounted the fan the regular way. I am very happy with the look of the product and the blade pitch. My only issue is I can hear a humming sound from 2 fans and 3 of them do not rotate as fast as the other 2 even though they are set up exactly the same with the same speed.
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For some years, with the HM1865 I had, I was able to carefully pry the slotted fan cover off around its edges with a dull, thin blade from a butter-type table knife.(Not a sharp knife!) It snaps back on easily. You can clean the top of the plastic blades that way, and reach most of the bottoms, carefully and without bending anything. Clean inside the filter cover as well, from the bottom, when you remove it from the unit.
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My fan is high up in a gazebo, so I could only hold a tape up, but not really close to it. I'd have to remove furniture and get a ladder, but the DIAMETER of the globe appears to be about 9." I don't know about circumference. It's the globe that came with the fan. I haven't replaced it.
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hi greg. I have an abrasive blade installed on mine. you should be able to. if you measure correctly from either side of the blade. hope this helps