Review on 🔦 Hunter Pro's 52" Indoor Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Pull Chain Control - New Bronze Finish by Michael Jackson

We have three Hunter fans. With both of our old Hunter fans that my dad gave us 10 years ago, you had to attach the blades to the motor and then attach the blades to the handle. This fan is factory assembled with the arms already attached to the motor. All you have to do is put the blades in place. One small issue we found when we went to attach the mounting bracket we didn't pre-drill it and the two Hunter supplied 3" locking screws were bent and most of the screw stayed in the stud! We had to go to the local hardware store after hours so we had to wait until the next day and my husband had to drive extra to the 12 mile city! He decided to buy 4 3" lag screws (#10) instead of the two that needed replacing, which worked much better after he pre-drilled them. The entire bracket holding the heavy fan in place depends on these 4 screws, which are stronger than the factory supplied locking screws. I would recommend the factory add a couple of these screws and make some sort of note (aside from the fact that this pre-drilling is optional to avoid future problems installing the support bracket. Total installation time was four hours including a drive to/from City after buy better screws, we turned on the fan, it works fine, looks really nice, on our attic upstairs we noticed a slight wobble at top speed so we run it on medium speed mode and it seems pretty working well, very quiet, and the breeze is pretty much an overall buy recommendation for this fan.