RE: Still more electric fans

[Gernot Vonhoegen <gernot.vonhoegen@stir.ac.uk>]

> As I understand it, the "nose" that the fan sits on is necessary
> for stabilizing the crank.  It's a heavy sucker, that's for sure.
> I'm told by several E-Mails that the blades themselves can be
> removed, but the nose must stay, or be replaced with a harmonic
> dampener of some sort.
>                                                               -MM
> 
> Stabilizing th crank, never 'eard of that, that must be a
> misunderstanding.
        the only thing you need to replace is the pulley cause you need
to drive the water pump.

        Gernot