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You can't turn the fan

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Can't even use

10-31-2005 11:40:47




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Ya'll can't just turn the fan and one way it blows air and the other way it sucks air. No matter how you put it on the fan will still move air the same direction.




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Roger (Mi)

11-02-2005 05:36:54




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 Re: Specially made pull/push fan in reply to Can't even use my name, 10-31-2005 11:40:47  
You're right about a fixed blade fan. My Case 1150 dozer has a fan that will either push or pull. Simply push each blade in one inch, turn the blade to pull or push, and release.



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11-02-2005 18:21:03




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 Re: Specially made pull/push fan in reply to Roger (Mi), 11-02-2005 05:36:54  
Well ya have me there. I have seen ads for fans the automatically change blade pitch according to cooling requirements. Need less air movement and they go almost flat to reduce the power needed to spin them. They opened up to pull more air and every so often reversed the air flow to clean the radiator out! Never actually saw one though, one of those ideas that really makes sense but in the real world doesn't work I guess.

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