

Its oversized design and authentic aged finish also make it an excellent industrial décor piece for a workshop, garage, retail display, photography studio, restaurant, or vintage-themed space. The fan has been tested and is working. It powers on, the blades rotate, and it produces strong airflow. The number 5KH43AB708 appears on the General Electric motor identification plate. It may identify the motor rather than the complete fan assembly.
Please review the photographs of the motor plate, frame, blades, guard, controls, wiring, and overall construction for additional identifying details. Includes the fan shown in the photographs only. Good pre-owned vintage condition with visible cosmetic wear consistent with age, workshop use, and storage. The metal housing, cage, blades, frame, finish, hardware, cord, and controls may show scratches, surface oxidation, paint loss, discoloration, dust, residue, dents, or other age-related wear. Testing was limited to confirming that the fan powers on, runs, and produces airflow. It has not been professionally serviced, restored, disassembled, or tested continuously for an extended period. One piece of cage is missing on top; several have come disconnected from outside ring. Still some grease and grime but we got most of it off.Because this is vintage electrical equipment with rapidly rotating metal blades, it should be operated carefully and kept away from children, pets, loose clothing, and unattended areas. At Sunflower Junk & Gems, we believe great finds deserve great care. Every item we list is personally sourced, carefully inspected, and accurately described-no stock photos, no guesswork, and no surprises. We're a small, Kansas-based business that values transparency, fair pricing, and fast, reliable service.
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