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Post by markwelker on Jan 11, 2015 18:27:14 GMT -5
hampton bay industrials operating If I was to make a video, I would show all 4 speeds. i was going too but someone was walking towards the booth i was in so i just turned them back off and walked away casually. Their the same hampton bays as the one i have in my room so i could always make another video either there or here showing the speeds of the control |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2015 18:27:35 GMT -5
I LOVE and WANT that Evergo, but with all four blades.
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Post by markwelker on Jan 11, 2015 18:30:43 GMT -5
I LOVE and WANT that Evergo, but with all four blades. i have all four but ones broken so i'm gonna either make 2 or 4 new blades in the same designee for the fan |
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Post by Adam D. on Jan 11, 2015 18:56:55 GMT -5
I love those Evergos.. I happen to have two of them NIB.. Both are in the same finish as yours.. The first one I found at the Habitat was missing one blade/bracket.. I ended up stealing one off of the original one I found somewhere around 2005.. So actually I have three of these fans (4 including an earlier dark brown one labeled Union)..
I find that the bearsings are quite odd in these like the SMC Lagunas.. You adjust the lowest speed on the variable pot, and you let the fan run for a while then it eventually stalls or won't start up on low when the motor is hot..
Blades have a sag because of the brackets and could easily be bent.. But they are suppose to have a sag like that.. Alot of Evergo fans have blades that sag down like that, and that's the way they were originally made..
Glue would hold very well if it's properly done.. I would do my cinder block procedure on that blade..
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Post by Adam D. on Jan 11, 2015 19:26:13 GMT -5
I updated my last post above in case you don't see the info I added in reference to the blade...
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