need a blower fan

[TC matt]

I'm seeing some guys are using small squirrel cage fans. Where would find one of those?

[Haynes Forest Products]

grainger has them. You can also find them Ebay I see the ones some Jenair units from the stove tops that look nice and compact.

[sniperdodo]

I am using a larger bathroom exhuast fan, works great for a smaller setup. Picked it up at Home Depot for $20

[802maple]

try this site. www.surpluscenter.com

[Mountain Winds Farm]

Try Harbor Freight

[C.Wilcox]

Try calling a local heating and cooling contractor and ask him/her if they have any old ones laying around they'd like to sell cheap.

[Dill]

Check the dump. I got my first blower out of a propane hot water heater.

[whalems]

There is one on craigslist in TC. http://nmi.craigslist.org/for/2217461064.html

[Brian Kloepfer]

I'm seeing some guys are using small squirrel cage fans. Where would find one of those?

Are you looking to use this on your arch to force air in it?

[whalems]

Brian where in michigan are you? or are you in the witness protection program:lol:

[morningstarfarm]

I wouldnt mess around with a little blower...I went right to wally world and got one of these http://www.walmart.com/ip/Lasko-Multi-Purpose-Pivoting-Utility-Fan/15571811 then went to home cheapo and got a light piece of vent tubing..a little duct tape and she works really well..and she has 3 speeds...wouldnt trade it for the world:)

[TC matt]

I've got a very little, very loud, but pretty powerful fan that I blow under my fire. My firebox has a grate that I stack fire bricks onto and leave about 1" gaps in between the bricks. Then I blow the fan into the ash compartment below and 1.) I never have any ash to clean; and 2.) it greatly increases my evap rate - about 20g/hr on a 2x4 pan. I'd like something quieter and more powerful.
see pic.
thanks,
Matt

[Flat Lander Sugaring]

old oil gun try your local heating contractor maybe he took one out and make you a deal on it

[Flat47]

Got mine off the back of an old Ashley wood stove. It's got a 2 speed switch. I took out the auto on/off relay and added a plate across the intake to adjust the amount of air.