6 Inch RV Fan 12V D-Shaft Replacement - White Camper Fan Blade for Bathroom, Mobile Home & Motorhome | Quiet Cooling Solution for RV Bathrooms, Trailers and Campers
$8.96
$11.95
Safe 25%
6 Inch RV Fan 12V D-Shaft Replacement - White Camper Fan Blade for Bathroom, Mobile Home & Motorhome | Quiet Cooling Solution for RV Bathrooms, Trailers and Campers
$8.96
$11.95
25% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
6" RV Vent Fan Blade Replacement with 12 Volt D-Shaft RV Fan Motor Description: Color: White. Motor body size: 1-2/5” diameter x 2-1/5” length body Fan blade: 6”overall diameter: 2” x 1.5” individual blades, 1.75” diameter center bore plate, 2/25” diameter center D-Bore, NOT round bore Fits: Elixir, Heng's, Jensen and Ventline. Package Included Condition: 100% brand new include 1 pcs RV FAN The fan blade is constructed from impact-resistant plastic which can resist corrosion and rust for maximum lifespan.White in color to match your existing fan cover. The vent fan motor has reverse polarity, which allows turning in both clockwise or counterclockwise. You can determine the direction yourself by reversing the wires on the motor. The 6 inch RV fan blade with 12V D-shaft RV can exhaust smell, keep the air inside the car fresh.
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The fan works, which is what we were after. Only one little glitch, the screws were not included. When we inquired about them we were told they weren't needed. We thought they were so a trip to Home Depot solved the problem . What were the screw holes for?
