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Old 10-08-2015, 05:05 PM
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The Narrow Frames had a metal fan, I know the shafts are the same diameter, but I've never tried to put one on a Wide Frame.

Hard to tell from your picture but FWIW, the original snap rings were much thicker and probably a considerable amount stronger than the average hardware store snap rings. Mcmaster Carr has them.
Thanks Mark, that explains it, this was a hardware store snap ring.
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I put several wraps of electrical tape on the driveshaft fore and aft of the fan blade, in addition to using the snap ring. I tend to imagine that the tape will kept the fan from 'walking' along the shaft, So far, no problems.

I bought one Cub where the previous owner used a hose clamp on the fan hub. The fan was in one piece, so I guess that worked for him.
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I did the electrical tape thing also, I used a new shaft new fan & OE thick snap ring, walked forward anyways. A few wraps of Super 88 stopped that.
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Just replaced my fan yesterday and will be adding some tape to it ASAP. Good idea.
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