12-inch Tube Man Blower, 1/2 HPThe 12-inch blower is the engine for every 10 ft dancer we make.
“The dance starts at the bottom.”
A tube man is only as lively as the air under it. Our blowers are built around that job: a hook-and-loop band at the mouth so the tube seals tight, a housing that can stand on a sidewalk all day, and a switch you can find with cold hands.
Match the fan to the tube diameter, not just the height. The 12-inch blower drives 10 ft dancers; the 18-inch blower drives 20 ft dancers and gives you three speeds, so the wave can go from lazy to frantic.
12-inch Tube Man Blower, 1/2 HPThe 12-inch blower is the engine for every 10 ft dancer we make.
18-inch Tube Man Blower, 1 HP, 3 SpeedsA 20 ft dancer needs a lot of air, and this is the fan that supplies it.
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Simple to use! Only thing I could possibly recommend is to cut out a piece of 18" sq plywood to place beneath it if you have to set it on grass or dirt, so that it doesn't suck up any debris and blow it all over everything. I have a 16" tube that works just fine on this 12-in fan. I placed a bungee cord around the base and it kept blowing just fine!
Will purchase again
Using it in a pecan orchard to keep squirrels and crows at bay.....works awesome 🌻
Yes, as long as the tube opening matches the fan — 12 inches for the small fan, 18 inches for the big one — and fastens with hook-and-loop.
You will hear them close by; they are made for outdoors. Inside the house with the door shut, most owners say it fades to a hum.
A standard North American outlet: 110V/60Hz. The 12-inch fan draws about 5.5 A, the 18-inch about 11 A, so use a heavy-duty extension cord.