Hayden 3700 High-Velocity Electric Fan - Powerful Cooling for Home, Office & Outdoor Use | Quiet & Energy Efficient

I bought a warehouse return item and got a very good deal, but even at full price I'd be happy.My install on a 95 Nissan pickup was very easy and straight forward. I had to pull the fan off of the motor and reverse it, and I had to reverse the polarity of the power supply wires to the motor to convert from pusher to puller (I mounted the fan behind the radiator). The clip retaining the fan on the shaft took a little more force to remove and reinstall than I expected but I got it done without too much trouble.I also bought an install kit, with a relay, temperature switch, fuse holders, and wires. It was complete and usable as is, but I modified it a little by adding a few bits from my parts bin, a couple of ring terminals and a wire tap, just to tailor it to my car's specific wiring for a cleaner install, but this wouldn't have been necessary.I can't speak to the fans longevity, I've only had it for two weeks, but it appears to be very well built and the company has a good reputation so I'm not concerned.Running, the fan is quiet (I got the curved blade model) and it moves plenty of air. I'm sure that it will be fine even in the summer as it easily moves as much air as my old mechanical fan. I'm very happy with the quality and performance so far. I think some people would benefit from slightly better instructions, but they're usable and there are install videos available online. I would have added video and photos but Amazon's site is so glacially slow and clunky I lost patience. Why they pay their engineers and coders for the product they put out mystifies me (don't get me started on how terrible Kindles are, if I didn't get mine for free I'd be fuming) but this is a review of a Hayden fan so I'll shut it. If you're like me though pictures and video can be very helpful so it's unfortunate I'm so impatient;~Worth the money, well built, and working well after an easy (enough) install.