Harman P series blower and motor changes

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kelly

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Dec 27, 2013
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I recently bought spare Gleason Avery combustion blower motor and auger motor and they are distinctly different but directly bolt on . I also bought a distribution blower and it is bushed but I thought I read the newer ones were needle bearings . I was hoping to get the tech lowdown from a Harman tech on the site here/why the changes/improvements - lack of small fan on the auger and the lack of the additional fan on the combustion blower assembly and is it fact that distribution fans now have needle bearings , I thought I saw UR on the motor body vs the previous manufacturers name
 
Would help if you put your stove Make and model in your signature. Harman has different motor and fan assemblies for different models.
$$$ usually drives parts picking
 
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Would help if you put your stove Make and model in your signature. Harman has different motor and fan assemblies for different models.
$$$ usually drives parts picking
Would help if you put your stove Make and model in your signature. Harman has different motor and fan assemblies for different models.
$$$ usually drives parts picking
Done thanks for the reminder
 
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