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6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans

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Walt

07-07-1999 11:19:07

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Does anyone know the difference between the stock 4 blade fans and the puller & pusher 6 blade fans that were an accessory for the N's.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

07-07-1999 17:33:12

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Re: 6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans in reply to Walt, 07-07-1999 11:19:07

Here's info from a Ford-Ferguson Accessories brochure:

Winter Fan - 78-8600 - Pull-type fan sends warm air back toward operator for more comfort in cold weather operation. Fan is 4-blade type, easy to install. Price: $1.05

Six-bladed fan - 9N - 8600-B - Push-type heavy-duty fan keeps motor cool when operating under such extraordinary conditions as high altitude, severe heat and low humidity. Also keeps radiator cells free from becoming clogged with seed, fuzz or leaves when working in tall or dense growths. Easy to install in place of standard fan. Price: $1.50

Love those prices, huh?

Ed
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Jim

07-07-1999 12:22:19

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Re: 6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans in reply to Walt, 07-07-1999 11:19:07

My 9N came with a four blade "pusher" fan, and I find that the radiator clogs easily on the back (engine) side of the radiator, especially when mowing weedy fields late in the summer. I'm thinking about replacing it with a "puller" type of fan, because then I could put screen over the radiator that would be easier to clean off than trying to get the plant debris out of the fins of the radiator. There isn't room between the radiator and the fan to put screen on the back side of the radiator, and I find that if I use water to clean out the blockage, the distributor gets wet, and then I have to disassemble and dry it out before the tractor will run again. With a "puller" fan, I could screen over the front of the radiator and clean the screen easily, couldn't I?

Jim

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Kevin (WA)

07-07-1999 12:02:52

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Re: 6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans in reply to Walt, 07-07-1999 11:19:07

Walt,

the difference is that wiht the 4 blade fan the air is pulled through the front of radiator and back over the engine. With the six blade fan the air is pushed through the back of the radiator. The reason for this was to try and keep lite material like grass and chaff from pluging up the radiator. I find that the six blade (pusher) fan works real good to get a burn pile going. I hope this answers your question.

Kevin

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difference?........Dell (WA)

07-07-1999 11:33:56

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Re: 6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans in reply to Walt, 07-07-1999 11:19:07

The difference? 6 blades are 2 more than 4 blades (grin)..... ...sorry, couldn't help myself..... Dell

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Ron(ore)

07-07-1999 14:52:09

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Re: Re: 6 Blade Pusher Puller Fans in reply to difference?........Dell (WA), 07-07-1999 11:33:56

The difference must also be a few bucks, as I am hard pressed to find a replacement 6 blade fan (my 2N's fan has 6 Blades) for N series tractors. Most all sites only list a replacement fan w/4 blades for all N series tractors. Ron(ore)

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