Posted by reslls on September 01, 2018 at 19:16:18 from (99.203.129.100):
In Reply to: Ballancing a fan posted by John in La on September 01, 2018 at 14:40:20:
If the blades are bolted on you could mark where each one is located. Then weigh each blade. Find a way to make them all the same. Like someone said. Braze on a spot, go to tire shop and buy a few stick on weights. They are easy to cut. Piece of double faced tape and a cut up piece of aluminum if you don't need much. Add some solder, glue on part or all of a penny. If bolted, che the weight of the bolts too. The farther out from center the more it will shake. The weights don't always need to be at the end of the blade. Balanced a ceiling fan an the weight was put in the middle of the blade. Just kept moving it around with a piece of tape till I found the sweet spot.
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