This replacement fan is an authentic manufacturer sourced part. It is specially designed for use on Homelite and Ryobi blowers. This is the main fan that produces the air flow. Please note washers and lock nut used to secure this fan are all sold separately. This blower fan is made out of black plastic and it is sold individually per order. To complete this repair you will need a screwdriver and a wrench. • Ensure the blower is not powered up • Remove the cover screws • Separate the cover from the housing • Remove the lock nut that secures the fan • Replace old fan with a new one • Reassemble and test the blower
Troubleshooting
This part works with the following brands:
Homelite
Ryobi
Toro
This part works with the following products:
Leaf Blower / Vacuum
Part# 518265003 replaces these:
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Perfect fit
Fits and works as expected.
Guest - June 18, 2019
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Well built fan
Received the fan in good time and good shape.
Bob - February 17, 2020
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Leaf blower/ vac
Ordered a few parts to restore my robie leaf blower/vac. to make work again!
All parts I ordered and happy to say my work house leaf blower/vac is in excellent working order again. One happy guy here lol!!!
Iglobal - June 17, 2021
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Part brought back life to broken leaf blower Easy fix. Good price
Great service
Guest - April 4, 2022
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Blower Vacuum fan
The part was replaced easily and worked great! It helped to finish up the yard work. Thanks
Philip - February 12, 2023
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Took screws out from around the perimeter of the blower (7 screws), then unclamped where the blower tube connects. Used a socket on a impact drill to take the bolt off. The nut moves with the motor, so when you go to take it off don\'t be easy, try and torque it off quickly. Put the new fan blade on and as good as new.
Followed the instructions in the video on YouTube.
eReplacementParts had a video on YouTube explaining how to install the starter pulley.
In particular, how to rewind the spring to reload the pulley was very helpful.
The whole job would have taken just minutes, but for fighting with the spring, which had popped out of i
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Fan blades all beaten from sucking up rocks and sticks when in vacuum mode.
I watched the YouTube video made by eReplacementParts which showed the key trick of using a long piece of parachute cord or other small rope in the cylinder via the spark plug hole to lock the crankshaft in place against the torque of the wrench on the fan blade nut. Otherwise trivial repair that took only 3 minutes.
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Impeller fan finally sheared off from bolted center
I removed all torx (star) screws from the side of blower housing. Then placed a string fully into the lowered piston area (where spark plug removed) to help counter force of removing impeller fan bolt. Replaced the fan only after I placed the large washer behind fan then placed small washer and finally nut to a snug fit. removed string an
... Read mored put back spark plug to test. It worked great for my model B and minced the leaves like when it was new.
1. Removed half of the blower housing with a Torx screwdriver.
2. Removed the spark plug and fed the rope to prevent the fan shaft from spinning.
3. Removed the nut from the shaft and replaced the plastic fan.
4. Did everything in the reverse order to get it put back together.
Opened the housing with a drill driver. Removed the shaft nut after putting WD-40 on it. I had to put a screwdriver through the cooling fan blade for the motor to \"lock the shaft\". Once removed, it was just a matter of putting the new fan impeller on the shaft and reassembling the housing. Works great and cost a fraction of what it woul
... Read mored have cost to take it to a repair shop. $5 of the part. Time was less than finding a shop, taking it there, waiting for it to be repaired and then going to pick it up. Big savings of time and money. I just ordered a clutch for my gas trimmer!
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Fan blade broke, breaking the top and bottom volutes
Remove the screws from the bottom volute
Remove the nut holding what was left of the fan and removed the fan
Remove the screws holding the top volute
Assembled in reverse order
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New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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