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Post by organist89 on Mar 24, 2004 23:53:06 GMT -5
Looks to me, from the switch housing, that it is oil-bath. Is it?
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Post by Matthew on Mar 25, 2004 0:01:29 GMT -5
No, but it does look that way. I had two. And the Sea Island fan is the Verandah look-a-like I had in my old gallery. Dan has one in his group, its the Polished Brass one with the big Lasko hugger canopy and 5-lights.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2004 1:04:04 GMT -5
No, but it does look that way. I had two. And the Sea Island fan is the Verandah look-a-like I had in my old gallery. Dan has one in his group, its the Polished Brass one with the big Lasko hugger canopy and 5-lights. Nutone actually made that canopy, it was an option with that fan. The Hacienda is a Hunter Original copy with a chunky spinner motor. |
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Post by Josh on Mar 29, 2004 14:23:22 GMT -5
You've got "chunky spinner motor" right, Dan! I just bought one and put it up. It's the same as the one in your Yahoo! group, with the brown crinkle finish, but this one has 52 in. blades and a Palm Aire-style flush mount canopy. I have a question, however. It has two speeds, and on high it only goes as fast as any normal 52 in. fan would on low. Is this normal for an old Hacienda?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2004 1:21:49 GMT -5
You've got "chunky spinner motor" right, Dan! I just bought one and put it up. It's the same as the one in your Yahoo! group, with the brown crinkle finish, but this one has 52 in. blades and a Palm Aire-style flush mount canopy. I have a question, however. It has two speeds, and on high it only goes as fast as any normal 52 in. fan would on low. Is this normal for an old Hacienda? Probably needs a new capacitor, as mine did. Interesting how Nutone made the same model fan, some with 3 speeds, some with two. I ran into a 2 speed Sea Island once, even though Sea Islands supposedly have three. And when you say "Palm-Aire style canopy" you mena exactly like that, or a low-profile kit? |
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Post by Josh on Mar 30, 2004 22:15:27 GMT -5
When I say "Palm Aire style" canopy, I mean it looks exactly like it. The thing is 10 in. in diameter! I don't know if it was a kit or if it was original, because it has the coupling on the top of the motor with a pin going through it that looks to be where someone could have mounted a downrod. The cotter key in the pin doesn't look like it's ever been tampered with. (Did I actually go anywhere with this?  Can you understand the point I'm trying to make?) |
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Post by Matthew on Mar 30, 2004 22:21:24 GMT -5
I had a Hosienda with the same canopy. It was a dealer option.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2004 18:04:14 GMT -5
When I say "Palm Aire style" canopy, I mean it looks exactly like it. The thing is 10 in. in diameter! I don't know if it was a kit or if it was original, because it has the coupling on the top of the motor with a pin going through it that looks to be where someone could have mounted a downrod. The cotter key in the pin doesn't look like it's ever been tampered with. (Did I actually go anywhere with this? Can you understand the point I'm trying to make?) I understand where you're going. I dont believe I've ever seen this option, I have seen their close to ceiling kit. But I love those style of canopies. |
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Can you understand the point I'm trying to make?)