Old fans I have collected... 

Me too

lol me to

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LOL

i dropped my ice cream (ahh gee) 1:52

bro it's so hot I need to turn on the fan real quick **fan spins slowly** *that's much better*

LOL that took me a while to 'get' but I finally got it! :)

Clip fan dosin work :(

yep lol

you can put your hot soup over it xD

Thanks for the comment; but I don't have a thread on the Hunter. It's still as-is.

You should definitely do a series on it, you’re restoration work is phenomenal. You really go above and beyond

Thanks. Some day it'll happen... I hope. I have 2 lifetimes worth of projects and less than a lifetime remaining to do all them.

Haha, I can relate. Keep up the fantastic work

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In a pile of junk that somebody gave him

davida1hiwaaynet r u going to clean the fans

can you please show us your oldest fans

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I've got quite the selection, it'll cost ya, though, as I've put quite a bit of work into the motors and electrical systems to make the fans functional after sitting for many years, bearings are shot, they've not got a lick of paint left, and they don't get used because of the bearing situation

I think the motor needs oil more than a capacity problem.

it just needs some oil dammit

Neat. I have seen the Dayton branded fans too. They seem to be equipped with 3-wire grounded cords, but otherwise similar.

@@davida1hiwaaynet I somehow ended up with the grilles and bladeset from an old Dayton fan like the one you're talking about, never got the rest of the fan, and idk where I got the blade and grilles

@Alexthefancollector Walker thanks!

Yes, it just needs oil! I have not oiled it. Also, I have not run it since this video. Still same condition. :)

That fan needs to have its bearings oiled, so that the gummed up oil will be displaced and the shaft will spin freely.

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It's sad. But it's in storage and not in the dump so at least it's got that going for it..... :)

@@davida1hiwaaynet If the bearings get noisy, some 85w140 non detergent will shut them right up if you can find it, works with all small Chinese motors, they take awhile to get going when cold, but once they get some heat in the bearings they come right to life and run quiet for many years without needing more oil since it's so thick and doesn't leak out

Blue fan no have oil

no lubrication?