Patents Assigned to Huber Reversible Fan, Inc.
  • Patent number: 4606702
    Abstract: A fan having reversible blades supported on a ring. The blades have means for holding the blades against rotation around thin central axis so that they can be selectively set to either blow cooling air forward away from the driver or rearward to add to the comfort of the driver. The resilient means urging the blades outward is made up of rubber cylinders that receive the hubs of the blades. One end of the cylinder rests on the fan while the thick end of the cylinder rests on the fan blades. The cylinder has a barrel shaped inside surface which it in giving the sleeved a generally uniform spring rate throughout its entire excursion.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 10, 1985
    Date of Patent: August 19, 1986
    Assignee: Huber Reversible Fan, Inc.
    Inventor: Nelson E. Dinger
  • Patent number: 4565494
    Abstract: A cooling fan and hub support for a vehicle with reversible blades is disclosed. The fan has a hub support comprising an outer ring having inwardly extending projections and an inwardly directed flange. Each blade has a stem received in a hole in one of the projections. An inner retaining ring which has outwardly extending projections is supported concentric with the outer ring. A helical spring is received in each of the projections and extends into a blind hole in each stem and the inner end of the spring rests on a retaining ring. The outer ring has spaced holes for attaching it to an engine shaft. The retaining ring has convolutions which curve outwardly around each of the spaced holes and have an arcuate circumferential part that supports each inner end of a spring.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 5, 1984
    Date of Patent: January 21, 1986
    Assignee: Huber Reversible Fan, Inc.
    Inventor: Nelson E. Dinger