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Condenser fan blade, 18", 4 blades, 1/2" bore.

Fan blade, 22" diameter, 1/2" bore, 3 blades

Fan blade 22" dia .5"bore 3-blades

10" FAN 4-BLADE 5/16" BORE

Fan Blade 16" Diameter 34 Degree 1/2" CW 5 Blade

Fan blade 24"dia 4-blade 1/2" bore

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