rockhillmanor
On the Road
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And BTW, when I changed my order to the Turbomaxx the mgr.kept telling me it was not as powerful as the fantastic fan.
Here's the CFM comparison of the two.
high, medium and low speed
Turbomaxx
982
680
500
Fantastic Fan
920
653
478
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
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Bumpyroad
Virginia
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dmatt wrote:Thanks Bumpy. I did notice that the vent won't open all the way. Heck, for $34 for two I think I'll give it a try
yep, I just cranked up the cover till it hit the vent cover and that worked just fine.
bumpy
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Ringer
Elkton, Maryland
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I have always had Max Airs on my rigs. Just mounted 3 Fan Mates on my new coach on Tuesday. Very simple job. All you need is a drill with a 3/32 bit, a pencil, a phillips head and a 7/16 wrench or socket. Only problem was that they were much more expensive than the regular Max Air cover.
2008 Phaeton 40 QTH
2008 Saturn VUE
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osbornk
Marion, VA USA
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This dumb country boy installed regular Max Air vent covers on my fan for under $40.00 for the pair. I don't run my fan on high. I've used them 5 years with no problem at all.
Ken
04 Ford F150 XLT 4X4,5.4L with 3.73 & regular cab
04 Flagstaff 25D
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Bumpyroad
Virginia
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osbornk wrote:This dumb country boy installed regular Max Air vent covers on my fan for under $40.00 for the pair. I don't run my fan on high. I've used them 5 years with no problem at all.
Ken
AMEN, that's what I keep posting myself.
bumpy
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