good video bro I enjoyed the comparison and I'm so glad you believe the motor on the TPI is a McMillian that's what I was originally calling it when I first got mines now thanks to you I know that McMillian still make good motors today. I enjoyed the video

Good comparison video of these 2 high velocity fans these are definitely one of my favorites in terms of startup sounds and oil ports I enjoyed it bro

Oh man this brought back memories. I had one of the Pattons with blue blades. Great fan

I have the fan on the right U2 20, But need to replace the knob. Any ideas where I could get a replacement knob? Any ideas would be appreciated.... Thank You!

I really enjoyed the video you should do the Lakewood hv21 vs Patton 20 inch

Nice comparison, the patons truly showed the test of time I wouldn’t doubt the TPI won’t ider, and yes the air queens are not being produced anymore which is ashame but what can you do I guess, and also I remember you have that Dayton blade from a while back why don’t you put it on the TPI and see how it works out it might quite it down a bit and I bet the Motor can handle it just fine, and if it does work out u should compare it to the air queen.

They are both really good quality fans that get the job done in each of their intended use cases. Since my house isn’t that big, and as cool as the TPI may be, I’d have to go with the Patton. It also makes much less noise, which means it won’t interfere with certain activities, such as conversations.

@idkanymore2746

11 ай бұрын

Is the TPI fan a good modern HV fan made today?

@theeverythingchannel5457

11 ай бұрын

@@idkanymore2746 It is. It’s the best quality industrial floor fan on the market today. The only complaint I have with it however is that all speeds are really fast and that it doesn’t have that great a range of speeds. But then again, it was meant for an industrial environment, such as a warehouse or factory.

Impressive performance from both, but the patton definitely needs a servicing. I can hear the barrings so make sure to service it sometime soon if you are to use it.

I wanna see how the TPI compares to the Vintage Patton U2 1872.

I like it

I suspect the TPI motor is rated for 2.2 Amps maximum, but TPI designed the fan to use only 1.7 Amps to prolong the life of the motor.

i bet if you serviced the patton it would be the tpi or tie in in a match

the patton seems like it makeing funny noises in the motor it needs some servicing, that TPI is loud on low

The TPI Does have a McMillan motor

i have a 1996 patton 18inch with the blue blades that is power house

@idkanymore2746

11 ай бұрын

The Pattons really were good metal fans, the McMillan motors were built to last.

i rather have the patton in my room so i can sleep, if i want to move moutains of air then i use the tpi