That’s a very solid build quality for a fan of the 2000s. The blade pitch, oil ports, large motor etc. In many ways, I would say this fan is superior to the Patton fans of that era. Even little things like the rubber grip around the handle is a nice touch. Great acquisition!
I agree, Patton had gone down a bit in quality by this point. This is definitely on par with the older Pattons from the 80s and 90s as far as performance is concerned. I had no idea what a good fan it was when I saw it back in the day, I figured it was just a run of the mill unit. Who knew.
Got mine at Home Depot 20 years ago. Best ever. The motor started getting hot with a whiff of burning smell. Damn! Wonder if there’s motors for these available? The replacement from Lasko is so weak compared to this baby.
Glad to see that it got to you in one piece. Figured I'd let you know that it came in that condition when I bought it from Facebook, so I'm going to assume he didn't use it that much
Likely was another one of those cases where it was purchased for a particular use case and ended up being too loud or too powerful. Probably has hardly any hours on it which is great!
Good video bro on the 20" high velocity Fan Initial checkout I never seen a Hampton bay high velocity fan with Handles on top and bottom I love that long spin down time and start-up sound which is one of my favorites I can't wait to see side by Side comparison between a Patton and Hampton bay high 20" velocity fans I enjoyed it
Yeah it’s really cool but where I live my country my state I can only seem to find pedestal desk fans and fans sometimes like this very very extremely rare you might find a box fan that’s not a rip off and the same type of of thousands
Hello there, I got my hands on one it was working fine but it was dirty , so I took it apart and I cleaned it but when I put it back together it's not working properly
@@JordanU My family had a fan just like this, but it was a pedestal fan, and it lasted for 16 years before it gave out. Occasionally, they cleaned it out, and oiled it, but it served them well.
I bought this fan and used it alot in my studio to pull paint fumes out, and I just kept using it until eventually the on/off switch and direction knobs on the side all started cracking due to dried out plastic. I saved everything and just put the fan in my closet for years until this week. I pulled it out and glued all three knobs back together with JB Weld Plastic Bond, then used a wire brush to brush the whole fan off, cleaned blades with a damp rag, and now its running. I was wondering if you are supposed to just put a couple drops of machine oil into the oil port? I love my fan. Thanks!
I remember seeing 2 of these fans One which is branded Lake breeze at a Deli in Woodside which was demolished a few years ago and then there was the Patton rebrand of the Hampton Bay fan at a Chinese restaurant love the roaring sound of these on high, I always want one of these.
Speaking of SMC I have received a recent acquisitions from the curb it was the SMC TR-16 and the SMC 16 stand fan from the late 90s, I had a mishap with the ring on the tr-16 which I have taped. The stand fan from around 97 was found after the 1999 cool breeze stand fan (Hong Chia), they both looked identical from each other but the main difference is in the build quality, I have found the SMC base to be rather heavier and sturdier than the cool breeze (Hong Chia fan), The adjustment tilt stays in place while the other drops down if moved, the feet are screwed in while the other used push in types not to mention that the height adjustment grip is screwed in while the other one is push in. The metal of the crossbase of the SMC was thicker than the cool breeze fan. The the blades were thicker and the motor was more powerful than the TH-16 from 1998. All these design features shows how much cheaper the Hong Chia fan was at the 90s compared to the SMC and it was really sad to see that in from 1998-2001 they threw all of that durability and power potential away which was shown on a lake breeze stand fan from 2001.
@@JordanU I now found one on the curb last Saturday the Patton Version from a year prior and I can say its super powerful, it was corrided but it was removable. I have been wanting one of these since 4
Jordan, thank you for this video. I have had my Hampton Bay Floor Fan SVC20 forever. How do I get replacement parts. When I turn on my fan, sometimes it gives me a sound that I never want to hear. So, taking preventive measures in place. I bought more than (4) of these fans and two of them walked away from my home. The only one remaining is the one that I used in my room. I hope that you can help me and that it's not hard to do the replacements myself. Thank you in advance!
Hello, I have the HB 20” SVF20 fan like this from April 04. It was given to my husband by his brother and was very rusty. We took it apart to clean it up but my husband passed before finishing. It has become a task of love to complete but the can that held the parts for it was picked through by a friend that didn’t know better. Do you know where I can get a breakdown of the parts for this? I want it to be complete but also safe. It runs amazing and I really want to put it to use for my family. I would appreciate any help or information you could provide. Thank you in advance. God Bless, Bev
Perhaps the second handle could be used should the fan be mounted on the wall. It is also convenient as it is easier to hold with two handles. This thing puts the ILG8F21 to shame. I picked one up today on marketplace and the bearings were as free as your fan's bearings are. A true testament to the SMC quality of the early 2000s. Edit: Forgot to mention that I found an 18" version new in the box on marketplace but I chose not to purchase it.
Even though this is more or less the same thing as the ILG8F21, this is definitely far more powerful. The blade is stronger and the motor is more powerful. I wasn't aware there's an 18 inch, I wonder how many other sizes exist.
Wow what an Awesome Air performer and mover My God Bro that fan is Crazy powerful it puts TPI , PATTON and LAKEWOOD To Shame lol it's incredibly Powerful with a Non McMillian motor on it and oil ports also wow cant wait to see more videos on it soon glad the viewer sent it to you like God says it better to give than to receive enjoyed the video
True it really is insanely powerful, I'll have to do a video comparison with some Pattons and the TPI but I'm pretty sure it's more powerful than both of them.
@@JordanU oh year by a longshot lol yeah that fan is crazy powerful bro lol it puts lakewood patton and tpi to shame so glad you got it i just a 6000 cfm 20" hv fan and i'm going to compare it to the iliving hv fan 20" 5,830 cfm one
Would you have any idea where to get a replacement switch for adjusting the speeds? I have one others fans but the knob is gone. Would love to repair it. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Wow that's a very powerful fan! How does it compare to the TPI? Perhaps the double handle and the two sets of speeds on the control, means that the fan could be used upside down so that the stand would be in front of the fan?
Blows it out of the water. It's not able to be turned around that far, the tilting stops just after it's facing strait upwards. Cannot be angled very far down either.
That’s a very solid build quality for a fan of the 2000s. The blade pitch, oil ports, large motor etc. In many ways, I would say this fan is superior to the Patton fans of that era. Even little things like the rubber grip around the handle is a nice touch. Great acquisition!
I agree, Patton had gone down a bit in quality by this point. This is definitely on par with the older Pattons from the 80s and 90s as far as performance is concerned. I had no idea what a good fan it was when I saw it back in the day, I figured it was just a run of the mill unit. Who knew.
@@JordanU Any idea what the "S" stands for?
@@HuskyDog88 Perhaps it means "Super", I don't know
Oh yeah good video to wake up to.. Another one I want..lol
Will be looking forward to a tear down of this one.. Very nice old school type fan.
we have a lake breeze fan that sounds exactly like that one
Oh how long I have waited for this video
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Got mine at Home Depot 20 years ago. Best ever. The motor started getting hot with a whiff of burning smell. Damn! Wonder if there’s motors for these available? The replacement from Lasko is so weak compared to this baby.
You could always get the motor rewound, or if you're so inclined there's definitely comparable motors out there you could retrofit in.
Very good video bro. This fan kinda reminds me of the Patton fans from the 90s and early 2000s.
Thanks.
Glad to see that it got to you in one piece.
Figured I'd let you know that it came in that condition when I bought it from Facebook, so I'm going to assume he didn't use it that much
Likely was another one of those cases where it was purchased for a particular use case and ended up being too loud or too powerful. Probably has hardly any hours on it which is great!
Good video bro on the 20" high velocity Fan Initial checkout I never seen a Hampton bay high velocity fan with Handles on top and bottom I love that long spin down time and start-up sound which is one of my favorites I can't wait to see side by Side comparison between a Patton and Hampton bay high 20" velocity fans I enjoyed it
Yeah it’s really cool but where I live my country my state I can only seem to find pedestal desk fans and fans sometimes like this very very extremely rare you might find a box fan that’s not a rip off and the same type of of thousands
So basically American box fans just don’t exist only ones with the timer
Hello there, I got my hands on one it was working fine but it was dirty , so I took it apart and I cleaned it but when I put it back together it's not working properly
Now THIS is a Real Fan that means business!!
Indeed.
@@JordanU My family had a fan just like this, but it was a pedestal fan, and it lasted for 16 years before it gave out. Occasionally, they cleaned it out, and oiled it, but it served them well.
I bought this fan and used it alot in my studio to pull paint fumes out, and I just kept using it until eventually the on/off switch and direction knobs on the side all started cracking due to dried out plastic. I saved everything and just put the fan in my closet for years until this week. I pulled it out and glued all three knobs back together with JB Weld Plastic Bond, then used a wire brush to brush the whole fan off, cleaned blades with a damp rag, and now its running. I was wondering if you are supposed to just put a couple drops of machine oil into the oil port? I love my fan. Thanks!
i have one but its discontinued right? i remember i couldnt find one some years ago.
I remember seeing 2 of these fans One which is branded Lake breeze at a Deli in Woodside which was demolished a few years ago and then there was the Patton rebrand of the Hampton Bay fan at a Chinese restaurant love the roaring sound of these on high, I always want one of these.
Speaking of SMC I have received a recent acquisitions from the curb it was the SMC TR-16 and the SMC 16 stand fan from the late 90s, I had a mishap with the ring on the tr-16 which I have taped. The stand fan from around 97 was found after the 1999 cool breeze stand fan (Hong Chia), they both looked identical from each other but the main difference is in the build quality, I have found the SMC base to be rather heavier and sturdier than the cool breeze (Hong Chia fan), The adjustment tilt stays in place while the other drops down if moved, the feet are screwed in while the other used push in types not to mention that the height adjustment grip is screwed in while the other one is push in. The metal of the crossbase of the SMC was thicker than the cool breeze fan. The the blades were thicker and the motor was more powerful than the TH-16 from 1998. All these design features shows how much cheaper the Hong Chia fan was at the 90s compared to the SMC and it was really sad to see that in from 1998-2001 they threw all of that durability and power potential away which was shown on a lake breeze stand fan from 2001.
That seemed to the be the case with a lot of fans, the year 2000 was generally the last year of really good quality with so many brands and models.
@@JordanU I now found one on the curb last Saturday the Patton Version from a year prior and I can say its super powerful, it was corrided but it was removable. I have been wanting one of these since 4
Jordan, thank you for this video. I have had my Hampton Bay Floor Fan SVC20 forever. How do I get replacement parts. When I turn on my fan, sometimes it gives me a sound that I never want to hear. So, taking preventive measures in place.
I bought more than (4) of these fans and two of them walked away from my home. The only one remaining is the one that I used in my room.
I hope that you can help me and that it's not hard to do the replacements myself.
Thank you in advance!
Hello, I have the HB 20” SVF20 fan like this from April 04. It was given to my husband by his brother and was very rusty. We took it apart to clean it up but my husband passed before finishing. It has become a task of love to complete but the can that held the parts for it was picked through by a friend that didn’t know better. Do you know where I can get a breakdown of the parts for this? I want it to be complete but also safe. It runs amazing and I really want to put it to use for my family. I would appreciate any help or information you could provide. Thank you in advance. God Bless, Bev
Perhaps the second handle could be used should the fan be mounted on the wall. It is also convenient as it is easier to hold with two handles. This thing puts the ILG8F21 to shame. I picked one up today on marketplace and the bearings were as free as your fan's bearings are. A true testament to the SMC quality of the early 2000s. Edit: Forgot to mention that I found an 18" version new in the box on marketplace but I chose not to purchase it.
Even though this is more or less the same thing as the ILG8F21, this is definitely far more powerful. The blade is stronger and the motor is more powerful. I wasn't aware there's an 18 inch, I wonder how many other sizes exist.
Oh yeah, I remember recording this fan at my grandma’s house in 2016. It blows lots of air, but seriously loud. It’s a decent fan if you’d ask me.
I think it is decent as well.
Wow what an Awesome Air performer and mover My God Bro that fan is Crazy powerful it puts TPI , PATTON and LAKEWOOD To Shame lol it's incredibly Powerful with a Non McMillian motor on it and oil ports also wow cant wait to see more videos on it soon glad the viewer sent it to you like God says it better to give than to receive enjoyed the video
True it really is insanely powerful, I'll have to do a video comparison with some Pattons and the TPI but I'm pretty sure it's more powerful than both of them.
@@JordanU oh year by a longshot lol yeah that fan is crazy powerful bro lol it puts lakewood patton and tpi to shame so glad you got it i just a 6000 cfm 20" hv fan and i'm going to compare it to the iliving hv fan 20" 5,830 cfm one
This fan would be perfect for a workshop or large kitchen.
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Someone just lent me one of these and I don't want to give it back🤣
Would you have any idea where to get a replacement switch for adjusting the speeds? I have one others fans but the knob is gone. Would love to repair it. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
*have one of these
You'll probably have to retrofit a basic switch model into the unit. Shouldn't be hard, ones that secure the way this one does are pretty standard.
i like it
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Wow that's a very powerful fan! How does it compare to the TPI?
Perhaps the double handle and the two sets of speeds on the control, means that the fan could be used upside down so that the stand would be in front of the fan?
Blows it out of the water.
It's not able to be turned around that far, the tilting stops just after it's facing strait upwards. Cannot be angled very far down either.
Hi I have this fan. I'd love to know if you decide to take it apart and clean it and oil if you make a video please. Thank you
Same one at my workplace
Thanks for letting me know.
I had to do some balancing on it as it would walk across the floor. Also it has a short cord for some reason...
I'm looking for one at the thrift store or flea market
OK.
Found one at the goodwill today. 19 bucks very little about it on the net. Glad u did this video
Very good video, sorry for all the spam, this will not happen again.
Why did you keep posting spam that’s unacceptable
@@WednesdayandStrangerThingsfan because i liked to annoy people, but now i wont
@@Dynamo69420 Good
I'll believe it when I see it.
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