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JEGS Replacement Fan Blade for 12,000 BTU Heater

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Replacement Fan Blade for 12,000 BTU Heater
Replacement Fan Blade
  • For Use With 12,000 btu Auxiliary Heater 555-70603
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    How big is this fan from one side to the other. Also, what is the shaft size on this fan? Not using for what it's being sold for but need to know if the sizes will work for my needs. Thanks so much in advance!

    Asked by: Timmy A
    The fan is 6 5/8” in diameter and takes a .250 shaft.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-01-05
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