*Bought this fan for the summer and so far it works great **Fastly.Cool** ! It's very quiet and not too loud, but also acts as a "white noise" when I go to sleep. No complaints from me!*
momomotorsports yes....sorta....there is an arm that attaches to the fan. You just unscrew that arm. I wish it were easier because there's times where I'm just in one area of my garage. Then there's other times where I'm all over the garage. So yes you can. Thanks for watching. I'd still recommend it. I've had no issues with it and it pushes a lot of air
On second though, I would also keep this fan mounted in the garage because I don't know if I can handle a loud noise from a very loud, & noisy fan. This fan is perfect for the garage. How much did it cost?
+Christopher Shannon The only reason its loud is because it was built to move air. The motor the oscillating part and all are all pretty quite. The fan blades chopping through the air at a high rate is what makes all the noise. But yes in the garage where its not the quietest place anyways is perfect. I think i got it for $100 and then I had a $20 off coupon I used. Great deal if you ask me.
MONISA MONTOYA. I think all you would need is a crescent wrench and a screwdriver Phillips head I don't remember the off the top of my head but I think that's all you need thanks for watching
*Bought this fan for the summer and so far it works great **Fastly.Cool** ! It's very quiet and not too loud, but also acts as a "white noise" when I go to sleep. No complaints from me!*
By the way you look great in your white T-shirt.😎 Great video!👍👈 sending positive vibes your way. I hope you’re having a great day. Please stay safe🙏🤗
Nice to have good air flow. Thumbs up!!!
yourbeekeeper yes sir and stop my breaker from tripping which will cost less due to lower current draw.
Thanks
Hmmm, I have considered this fan. Your video might inspire me to buy one now.
Should definitely cool the garage.
sixtyfiveford yeah it does pretty good I should have done it along time ago. LOL
It needs to be loud to drown out that Luke Bryan Deeluxe album playing in the background lol
Hey Hey Hey...... LOL Thanks for watching
I know this is an old video but was curious if you are able to turn on/off the oscillating of the fan as you want?
momomotorsports yes....sorta....there is an arm that attaches to the fan. You just unscrew that arm. I wish it were easier because there's times where I'm just in one area of my garage. Then there's other times where I'm all over the garage. So yes you can. Thanks for watching. I'd still recommend it. I've had no issues with it and it pushes a lot of air
That is what I suspected but wanted to confirm before I purchased it. Thanks for the video!
does it have tornado speed or did one come threw and hit your shop lol
Robert Perry no it's called more tools than i have room for
Robert Perry lol
I wonder would this fan also work in a residential home?
yeah but it's loud inside a house but it will blow some air that's for sure
On second though, I would also keep this fan mounted in the garage because I don't know if I can handle a loud noise from a very loud, & noisy fan.
This fan is perfect for the garage. How much did it cost?
+Christopher Shannon The only reason its loud is because it was built to move air. The motor the oscillating part and all are all pretty quite. The fan blades chopping through the air at a high rate is what makes all the noise.
But yes in the garage where its not the quietest place anyways is perfect. I think i got it for $100 and then I had a $20 off coupon I used. Great deal if you ask me.
What are the tools needed to put together?
MONISA MONTOYA. I think all you would need is a crescent wrench and a screwdriver Phillips head I don't remember the off the top of my head but I think that's all you need thanks for watching
Thank you. It looked like one of those hex types.