How To Install a Maxx Air Fan Van Conversion Ford Transit DIY Van Conversion

[@mobilehomelife4028]

I am not mechanical at all, however I have to say once installed my first Max air fan it went pretty well with surprise me. So it made the second one go even faster. The only thing I had to do on my second one was to create an inner frame for it to anchor to because the bus ceiling did not have the proper support to anchor too.

[@Vankookz]

Yeah a lot of people frame out the inside of the fan. The frame will also helps when you attach the ceiling and have something to attach it to.

[@metaspencer]

I was thinking of putting one of these in my shipping container -- great to see how y'all get things done

[@Vankookz]

It will definitely help move the air around inside that stuffy container. You may need two on each one. They do the trick for vans. This was a larger van and we had to use two vans. Two fans one bringing air in and one moving air out.

[@yoterryh_JTH]

I'm a fan of your work! 😜

[@Vankookz]

Thank you so much 😀

[@steven-adamski]

Great job! 🏔🚐💨🏔

[@Vankookz]

Thanks!

[@Scrambler85]

As always nice work and explanations. I put an oak frame under the fan so the screws would have more clamping force. I'm not a trusting person, and my van has a fiberglass roof.

[@Vankookz]

Yeah a wood frame works great. I've never had to do it in the vans because the vans steel roof is rigid enough to hold it tight. The wood frame can help when you need to attach the ceiling around the fan cut out.