2:34 The Cleveland Fan Collector has a black version of this in his Parent’s basement

2:25 That thing is Odessey Creations Belt drive fan

2:23 Oh Interesting, that’s the brand of my radio device at the house 2613 Tarkill Run.

0:53 this is called Sonderguard/Wheel of Fotune

7:38 that is ERS (Energy Reduction Systems) thing

7:34 that’s Unknown(Ritz?) spinner with Genuine Hunter Light Kit

6:51 that’s Quoziel Abigail Adams

6:16 that is unknown (American Industries/Calcutta)

5:42 this is called Turkey Foot Vent

4:44 Similar but its called the Windsor named after a city in Ontario near Lake Erie in Canada

4:01 the model name for this one is not Panasonic, its Reinssanse but Panasonic is another name of the brand, just like KDK

3:59 it’s called the CB1 not those friction drive things it’s a Belt drive thing

3:42 this is also an Industrial

3:38 you also missed the Phil Rich (Emerson Blenderfan Copy)

1:11 this is also unknown (Key Largo?)

1:03 that is unknown Westwinds

0:43 that thing is a Hunter Original copy

0:00 you also missed the Rejuvenation Fans Heron

0:16 this model name that you are talking about is Industrial

0:14 it is also known as a Moss (Casablanca Four Seasons Copy)

This you good ceidiiiig fan.❤🎉😊

❤pito 😂

Is the Beacon Hill basically a Bayport with 5 blades? They look similar.

unaek1

The fan itself is slightly faster but still a cool looking fan

I wish Brandon got the Hunter Original

Its actually Crompton Greaves. Encon is just the company who imported it. its cute fan and also powerful and breezy

I got mine for free

its like hampton bay copied casablanca when it created a 36 inch brushed steel fan with the same name.

nice

3:11 3:18 my favorites

ceiling fan go to 14 acorn street

Love that antique brass four seasons ii and Emerson premium

Allen roth macbay how that

Wteff

That’s a crest hugger

nice

nice.

😢😅😅🎉😮❤😅🎉😮

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How do you remove the louvers?

I thought this fan didn’t work

Ur halogen buzz?

I have a 52 inch of that same fan but different

What is the fan on the display screen

I sold Casablanca, and a few other brands of fans and light fixtures retail in the very late 70's to very early 80's. Love that Slumber-Quiet low speed! That one might be the slowest I've ever seen (maybe because of the bearings, as you mention). That serial number is a strange one, indeed. Solder ("reflow") all the larger pins on the circuit board (the ones that go to the large multi-pin receptacle) before any intermittent connections of same take out your transistor and potentiometer. I replaced a LOT of those components (and circuit boards) in customer's houses back in the day. Great video, I enjoyed it!

i would of asked for those panamas and i would of gotten that wooden housing thing

I wish hunter made this finish still

noice.