Reply to "mounting brackets for spal fans in stock location"

lf-tp2511Member

We don’t know what fan you are attempting to mount, but using fabricated brackets as shown above is an excellent approach.

One method to definitely avoid is the approach that uses plastic anchors pushed through the radiator fins. It is quick, and simple, but over the course of time the anchors can vibrate just enough to slowly grind through a radiator tube or two. ☹️

As Julian mentioned above, you want to make sure your fans are sucker fans. I am concerned because at first you wanted to mount them in front of the radiator which tells me they were pusher fans. They should not be installed behind the radiator.

Larry

5/2/2311:49 AM

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