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Post by Tais on Apr 3, 2017 0:02:56 GMT -5
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Post by becausecanadia on Apr 3, 2017 0:13:51 GMT -5
What do you do with all these fans?
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Post by Jordan U on Apr 3, 2017 12:32:34 GMT -5
Never fails to amaze what people toss out.. Did you get those unused pedestal fans?
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Post by Tais on Apr 3, 2017 14:50:02 GMT -5
I got 2 pedestal fans the rest went to other ppl
Those fans i mainly store them, restore them and showcase them... and soon there will be a possibility of selling those fans restored or in current conditions
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Post by Tais on Apr 10, 2017 0:13:07 GMT -5
3rd batch of fans UEC ceiling fan "empire made" i cant really tell which company is the oem of this fan, its definitely not union though it has the same UEC logo.. its definitely not SMC, commander or tat either. blades were missing, canopies were steel an old chinese fan brand, forgot its name, i think kat fan (katana on facebook) knows the brand name, it is dated november 1971 on the capacitor asia ceiling fan, most likely from the 80s, OEM of these fans is Tai Wah Kong, the same manufacturer of OX ceiling fans, however this fan doesnt work one pic shows the difference between it and union and SMC SMCs, unions, small cast iron TMT, CEC and EEC another good mix of nice stuff
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Post by Tais on Apr 16, 2017 1:09:02 GMT -5
last batch of archives (september to december 2016) 36" SMC ceiling fan, which i restored (can be seen in this thread ada19851985.proboards.com/thread/10736/late-60s-early-restoration-project ) anchor ceiling fan, anyone has any info about these fans and which company is the oem? green TMT painted white union white cross early 80s SMC K56 60s union shaped SMC CEC with a bigger slightly flatter motor SMC, crompton and other fans saved from getting scrapped early mid 2000s orient deluxe USHA Diplomat, smaller motor version, can somewhat be disguized as a KDK lol
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Apr 16, 2017 2:29:11 GMT -5
Empire made simply means that it's made in Hong Kong. Usually as long as I have a brand name I don't need to know the part supplier of a certain brand. What is the most important to me is what name it was commercialized with as it's what customers referred to.
The Chinese fan from 1971 is a Washon. You posted another one like it before or is it the same fan you are reposting?
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Post by Tais on Apr 16, 2017 3:09:36 GMT -5
Empire made simply means that it's made in Hong Kong. Usually as long as I have a brand name I don't need to know the part supplier of a certain brand. What is the most important to me is what name it was commercialized with as it's what customers referred to. The Chinese fan from 1971 is a Washon. You posted another one like it before or is it the same fan you are reposting? i posted these fans in the syria fan sightings i remember, this fan its the first time i shared it here, before i shared it on facebook
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Post by Tais on Jun 7, 2017 1:33:28 GMT -5
i actually noticed i forgot that i didnt post here between late 2014 and early 2015! some sort of a decorative crompton greaves with an upside down motor that is supposed to be light kit adaptable USHA airking from the 60s with aluminum canopies 1979 simplex and vortice (relite) fans a huge haul of 1983 relite fans (36 relite total) with a 49 sets of spare blades which seemed like it came from a school awaiting renovation in additin to other fans unions in the scrapyard SMC, KBF (egyptian made fan), orient, rallifan, crompton greaves high breeze, and a few others various fans, i dont rememebr what i took that day a bunch of SMCs 1988 Union Evergo ceiling fan Revo (the parent company before name change to relite) 4 120v fans! 2 hunter originals (1995 and 2003), canarm and an unidentified fan! there was huge amount of 120v fans in the scrapyard, a lot of them were hunters, hampton bays, heritage, and so on.. but their condition was too bad that restoration is not possible (vents so badly bent, windings severly damaged and so on.. these 4 were the the best in condition compared to the others
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Post by Jordan U on Jun 7, 2017 10:32:34 GMT -5
The volume of fans here is simply remarkable..
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Jun 9, 2017 4:05:11 GMT -5
Very odd ands rare that Crompton Greaves with the reversed motor. I have an idea of what model it might be but I forgot it's name and I cannot find a photo of it. The hole pattern is for four blades?
Nice that you found another KBF.
This might be the second Crompton Greaves with green lines that you find right?
This Revo fan would be older than the late 1960's? It seems to use the same mounting as some Weatherites and it appears to be constructed like a stationary housing top mount fan.
Very cool find on the brass Evergo. It's interesting how it's labeled Union and Evergo at the same time. Do you have the blades and bracket for it?
Oh yes I remember you showing me a picture of these early 1990's Canarms. The unknown fan seems to be either a Banvil Bronze Line or a Encon/Westinghouse depending on the age of the fan.
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Post by Tais on Jun 9, 2017 16:52:45 GMT -5
Very odd ands rare that Crompton Greaves with the reversed motor. I have an idea of what model it might be but I forgot it's name and I cannot find a photo of it. The hole pattern is for four blades? Nice that you found another KBF. This might be the second Crompton Greaves with green lines that you find right? This Revo fan would be older than the late 1960's? It seems to use the same mounting as some Weatherites and it appears to be constructed like a stationary housing top mount fan. Very cool find on the brass Evergo. It's interesting how it's labeled Union and Evergo at the same time. Do you have the blades and bracket for it? Oh yes I remember you showing me a picture of these early 1990's Canarms. The unknown fan seems to be either a Banvil Bronze Line or a Encon/Westinghouse depending on the age of the fan. Actually i mistakenly identified it as KBF, i thought it was the KBF i got, it turns out to be one of the older KDKs Its 4 bladed as far as i know, for some reason i thought of reversing back the motor and try to fit in a medallion down since the bottom screw is bent.. if ill restore it ill use 48" blades for it Yes thats the second green lined CG high breeze! I believe revo is somewhere in 50s or early mid 60s, according to my research, relite electric ltd was formed in 1967 Unfortunately i dont have any brackets or housing kit for the evergo, i tried to fit in a spare i got from the scrapyard but it tirned out to be too small to fit in Is the canarm early 90s? I remember it had steel dented blades, i discarded them due to their severe condition and 1 blade was missing
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Jun 9, 2017 17:56:24 GMT -5
Yes the Canarm is definitely around the early 1990's. It's at least 1989 and most probably not newer than 1993 or 1994. You said it had lines on the blades? Three lines or only one in the middle?
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Post by Tais on Jun 10, 2017 3:15:55 GMT -5
Yes the Canarm is definitely around the early 1990's. It's at least 1989 and most probably not newer than 1993 or 1994. You said it had lines on the blades? Three lines or only one in the middle? 3 lines
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Jun 10, 2017 5:01:20 GMT -5
Yes the Canarm is definitely around the early 1990's. It's at least 1989 and most probably not newer than 1993 or 1994. You said it had lines on the blades? Three lines or only one in the middle? 3 lines Oh so then at least 1994 but judging by the style of stickers on top of the motor it would be the first ones to have three lines so a mid 1990's model. You should be able to find a date on it as the stickers appears to still be readable.
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