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Furnace draft inducer motor cooling fan blade and clip. You may have to cut the old clip off to remove the fan blade.

Fan prop

Fan Blade 22" Diameter 24 Pitch 1/2" Bore

Inducer cooling fan blade

Blade fan 24" 3 bld

Fan blade, Diameter: 26", Bore: 1/2", Pitch: 24 degrees, Rotation: Clockwise

Fan blade
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