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Split hydro fan
While attempting to adjust cam bracket (to get rid of creep ) on my 1650 I did something numb. Ahhhh am now considering up grading my cooling fan. After a bit of research appears I may be in good company. I see a couple different options. Was wondering if anyone had contact info for the gentleman in PA that was making the 2 piece fan setup?
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Just sent you a pm on this....
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This is the guys info from Face Book
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Thanks for all the info on split fan. three4rd hooked me up with contact info. Rich Wright has part in stock and is shipping right out. So thanks again for info Oldbev
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BTW, fan works great. Glad I came across this (much easier) option of replacing the previous broken one.
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Split fan repair
How about posting the guys info on his repair solution? I don't and won't do that Facebook thing!!My wife says I don't do enough without camping out on that site, waiting for some body's comments.L.O.L.
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Or if you are a DYI'er you can do it yourself with a split locking collar. However after buying a locking collar and a new fan you have almost as much invested as what they are selling them for. |
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