I need a new fan hub assembly for my 32 60 series. If anyone knows someone that makes them please let me know, would really hate to put an electric fan on this nice old car..![]()
I need a new fan hub assembly for my 32 60 series. If anyone knows someone that makes them please let me know, would really hate to put an electric fan on this nice old car..![]()
I don't know anyone who makes them, but I was able to salvage a friend's 1932 90-series fan hub a few years ago by getting the local machine shop to fabricate either the outer or the inner race (don't recall which--it was about 7 years ago), then tap and thread the outer race for a grease nipple. A grease gun is used to lubricate it every month or two, and it is still working fine today. If yours isn't totally ruined, you might be able to save it.
Pete Phillips, BCA #7338
Leonard, Texas
Pete,
I have one stashed somewhere...
I will look this weekend and advise...
Mark Shaw BCA #40988
BCA PreWar Div. Director
HCCA Member (Skagit & Portland)
1912 Buick Model 34 roadster
1913 Buick Model 31 Touring
1915 Buick Model C-25 "Speedster"
1924 Buick Model 45 "Roadster Truck"
1929 Buick Model 29-27 Sedan (Now my son's car)
1931 Buick Model 57 Sedan
1938 Buick Model 48 Sedan
I found a new sealed bearing fan hub and have it on order. My fan hub bearing carrier cracked in half so I will braze it together and hone out the front for some very thin sealed bearings I found on a lawn mower then add a grease zerk to the front of the hub. if the brazing holds up I will add an oillite bronze busing to the rear and drill and tap it for a grease zerk too.
v12lincoln, Where did you find a new sealed bearing fan hub? I would sure like to order one of those. Thanks, Soldier/Jerry Saunders
I purchase one of these units from Bob's Automobilia for my 1930 model 68. I am not sure how close this would be to that used in 1932, but perhaps it could be adapted:
1929-30 All Ser. Ball Bearing Fan Hub Replacement.
Thanks,
Michael
Michael O'Docharty
1930 Buick Model 68 5-Window Victoria Coupe
I know I once had a reproduced fan hub with modern bearings, but I must have sold it or given it to a local friend.
However, I did find the original fan hub from my 31-57 parts car. It is in good condition and still has the adjuster arm on it. Send me a PM with your email address if you are interested & I will send photos...
Mark Shaw BCA #40988
BCA PreWar Div. Director
HCCA Member (Skagit & Portland)
1912 Buick Model 34 roadster
1913 Buick Model 31 Touring
1915 Buick Model C-25 "Speedster"
1924 Buick Model 45 "Roadster Truck"
1929 Buick Model 29-27 Sedan (Now my son's car)
1931 Buick Model 57 Sedan
1938 Buick Model 48 Sedan
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