eBay of the Day

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Andrew said:

I don't think that one with the "fasco style" fan is Hunter. I've never seen any Hunter fan that looked like that. although what you could have seen was a Nutone Hasienda fan. those were copied after the Original. Infact, Nutone copied quite a few of Hunter's fan styles. Alot of brands have.

The Nutone Hacienda was somewhat of a Hunter Original copy but it had a spinner motor, no Fasco type flywheel. Nutone did make one model with a Fasco-type flywheel but it was a Fasco copy, looked nothing like any Hunter. This actually was a Hunter original, and it was really cool, I wish I had it. I think there was a layer of rubber in the flywheel, brass on the bottom. I also would love an Adaptaire Original.

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Guest-brian said:

dan! lol there is an original that has a flywheel type deal. i'll see if i can scrounge up a pic of it.

Please, I'd love to see it, or find out any info about it. What do you know?

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Guest-Andrew said:

This ceiling fan is rare. I saw three of them somewhere along the coast of Georga. I haven't seen this one before either. the blades for the Ebay bid are different from what I saw. I saw the traditional blade irons on the fan I saw. Although, these fans were used with an extension downrod of about three feet.

For some reason they love Hunter Originals in Georgia, and all over the "Dirty South". When I go down there, almost every fan I see is a Hunter Original or a Hunter Original Copy-- of which there are thousands of different brands and variations.

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organist89 lol retracted his bid on the "lifetime hunter fan"

[Brian H]

;D ;D

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Guest-Brian said:

;D ;D

I was just about to tear all up into "you may notice" for posting anonymously . . . but then you owned up and took the credit, just in time!

Too bad he cant "save" that fan in time, eh?

[brian HU]

in the subject line but, noo i was typ[ing in the name line lol...