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- Adrian Phillips removes the clips holding one of the fan stators as Bill Carr st...
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- Adrian begins the removal of the 20 HP blower motor
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- A lift is put in place to support the weight of the motor
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- The heavy motor 20 HP blower motor is slid onto the lift
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- The motor is set aside while the blower is further disassembled.
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- Bill Carr gets ready to remove the blower's motor cowl as Pete Knobloch removes...
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- With the motor out of the way, the motor cowling is removed
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- Blower and motor are now back in the Blower Room. Adrian Phillips and Pete Knobl...
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- Now that the blower has been squeezed through the door, it's time for reassembly...
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- Adrian inspects a part used to mount one of the fan blades.
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- Fan blade is aligned to previously recorded marked position and securely tighten...
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- With the fan blades and stators back in place, the intake housing is reinstalled
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- Adrian Phillips prepares the wall for the hanging of the motor controller
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- A fastener is placed in the cinder block wall
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- The motor controller is fastened to the wall
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- The solid state motor controller provides a controlled ramp up and down of motor...
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- The Blower's electrical panel
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- Pete fishes some wire through the electrical panel
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- The blower back in place and its wind line installed, Adrian fits wiring conduit...
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- Richard Flickinger countersinks some holes in the cover Bill Carr fashioned to c...
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