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Old 01-02-2005, 04:09 PM   #1
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Tomcat & Oakie: Thanks for your reply's. I would like to clarify that all fanblades are worn about the same amount but when I get under the coach and turn them by hand two of the blades are still scraping the steel housing at the 11 to 1 o'clock positions. To my way of thinking, if the cause was road debris the blades would not be so evenly worn down and why would two of them still be scraping?
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Old 01-02-2005, 04:09 PM   #2
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Tomcat & Oakie: Thanks for your reply's. I would like to clarify that all fanblades are worn about the same amount but when I get under the coach and turn them by hand two of the blades are still scraping the steel housing at the 11 to 1 o'clock positions. To my way of thinking, if the cause was road debris the blades would not be so evenly worn down and why would two of them still be scraping?
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I understood you quite well, thats why I suggested what I did. You as a customer, can't be responsible to physically crawl under your coach and inspect the fan when there is something wrong from the factory. That should have been caught at the factory. The shroud could have been attached just a little off center. Who knows, but it certainly isn't up to you to crawl around under there.

Give Terry a call, and tell him Tomcat F15(Rich) told you to call.

PS when you reply, you don't have to start a new topic, just put your currsor on the reply box at the bottom of the last reply.

I normally don't read every topic and just took a chance to see what you ment.

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