52 “Brown / Brass Hunter Original Reverse-Aire ceiling fan

by Sean Brown, fans. dangeroustacos. com

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#1 written by wetplatinum69 1 year ago

very cool fan, great pitch too!

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#2 written by fairlyoddparents5478 1 year ago

are these hunter originals light kit adaptable

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#3 written by fairlyoddparents5478 1 year ago

hunter fans are the best and i have never seen a blade reversible fan
thanks for posting

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#4 written by dburrigh 1 year ago

Very nice! I’ve said this before, but I’m beginning to like these fans.

Interesting how you’ve got the adjustable brackets and electric reverse. You’ve got a choice of running the fan clockwise on downdraft (like the old Emersons), which is cool!

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#5 written by ZacharyDY4 1 year ago

Actually he didn’t sell this one, he sent it to me as part of a trade with the other admin at DT, Bill K.

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#6 written by ViagraMan2Us 1 year ago

Your system is called Adapt-aire, while the brackets where you adjust each blade is called Reverseair.

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#7 written by Jean2291 1 year ago

I noticed Sean is selling a lot of his fans right now. It seems to have a nice slow low speed but again no time to see it. They looks always better with brass parts than just all white or all brown. Its the first time I see in a video someone reversing these manually.

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#8 written by locohog91 1 year ago

very nice original, i love em

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#9 written by beauloftis1976 1 year ago

The Adapt-Air device on my new 1930′s replica Hotel Original features a lever that rotates all 4 blades to the desired direction without having to adjust each individual blade by hand. It’s the exact same system used on the actual ceiling fans built during that time. Of course, as I mentioned before, My 1930′s replica is Chinese maded like all the Originals built today and is inferior in quality to this fan and all other older Originals, but I hope it will still last me a good number of years.

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#10 written by ZacharyDY4 1 year ago

I just push the blade in and turn it….sometimes the Reverse-aire brackets are tricky

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#11 written by tiger7577 1 year ago

Interesting how you have Reversaire and the reversible motor. Mine is not electrically reversible. Also, I noticed you reversed your blades really easily. Mine aren’t so easy. How did you do it?

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#12 written by fanboy789 1 year ago

I love it!! reversaire and it’s electrically reversible, very odd

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