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Furnace blower wheel. 12" X 11.93" 1/2" Bore. The blower wheel blows air out of the furnace and through the house. The blower wheel is attached to the blower motor shaft with a set screw. If the set screw is loose, the blower wheel will wobble on the motor shaft and be noisy as it turns.

Blower wheel

Blower wheel 11 1/8"d x 7 1/8"

Blower wheel 10 3/4"dia 9 3/8"width

12" x 10" blower wheel, 1/2" bore, CW.

Blower wheel 11x10 1/2"bore cw

Draft Inducer Wheel 5.25" diameter 1"wide

Blower wheel 11-1/8" d x 8" w 1/2" shaft cw from hub

Blower wheel

Blower wheel - 10-5/8"x 6" cw 1/2" bore

Blower wheel

Blower wheel

Blower wheel, 9.93" diameter X 6" CW, 1/2" bore

Blower wheel 14 x 13 x 10 - 1/2" bore cw

Blower wheel
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