Living Solutions MF-9 9" High Velocity Fan

A Living Solutions branded 9" high velocity fan. Unsure of the OEM. These were sold under quite a few different names over the years. They are a knockoff of the Lakewood HV-9 and are nowhere near as good as it. The Lakewood model has a steeper, quieter blade and moves far more air. The performance of this unit is generally unimpressive for the noise. There are smaller plastic fans that move much more air.

[@intelboydj1]

Very fast fan ever!!!!

[@Lifegoeson-nv9jv]

I jus got one from a friend, pretty good fan, were they sale them?

[@holdenwynn-ludwig3903]

I actually have the same one

[@XPLOD2556]

I have a lakewood with a shaded pole motor

[@JordanU]

OK

[@theeverythingchannel5457]

What model is it?

[@hunterfarmer3588]

I love this type of fan simply because I found my vary first fan when I was young in a junk pile and it was a Massey brand. it worked well until it got dry bearings and dad toss it out just bought a new one at Walmart different name but it brings back good memories

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Good fan video I enjoyed it I can't wait to see side by side comparison between these two high velocity fans soon bro

[@JordanU]

Thanks

[@LemontTheFanMan]

good video bro i have a ton of them in my collection there is only a few fan manufactures that still use this blade set today that's impress and alera and other Chinese brand names lol i enjoyed the video bro

[@JordanU]

I've seen the Impress ones you have, I think they're all pretty much the same just with different names put on. Too bad they're not as powerful as the old Lakewood HV-9 models were.

[@LemontTheFanMan]

@@JordanU Exactly I wish they would use the Lakewood psc motor they use to use but China is to cheap for that Lol

[@BesthanddryerakaWDA]

Dying problems ha, good one.
I’ve seen a mainstays version of these at Walmart

[@JordanU]

Thanks

[@johndoegta2189]

@@JordanU I have one and stopped working after only 1 year! I try put oil but nothing happens, its dead

[@JordanU]

@@johndoegta2189 Oil is a preventative, it won't fix a spoiled motor.

[@BesthanddryerakaWDA]

@@johndoegta2189 Oil doesn’t fix, it boosts the fan motor or oscillator

[@Alco16-251F]

Would it hurt the motor if you increased the pitch of the blade, even slightly? I was gonna do it for my Mainstays to achieve more airflow, But I wasn't sure if it would hurt the motor. Thanks

[@JordanU]

You'd have to observe the power draw to make sure it doesn't exceed what the motor is rated for. It doesn't seem like a very powerful motor, I don't think you'll get much more out of it.

[@Alco16-251F]

@@JordanU Oh Okay, Thanks for your help!

[@rartolak]

Same one is sold at biglots currently.

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@djbrucebanner9882]

I like it

[@JordanU]

OK