Fan/Blower bearing support

rick was thinking very hard :

The bush will probably be a standard part, take it along to a good seal and bearing supplier.

I have a 'Bearing Supplies' outlet good for any bearings & seals ..... didn't think they would have anything, but I'll try them.

Yes I Did look at the photo! If the new bearing is not a good fit in that rubber housing I would try some Silicone Moulding Rubber

That was my thought too. Perhaps a film of grease on the moving parts so they are still free to turn after potting in rubber.

Lots of corrosion on what was a galvanised? support. Where does this blower live ?.

I suspect it might be a "special" but still might be worth asking "Bearing Services" or whatever they call themselves now.

Otherwise I would be thinking about DIY-ing. RTV (room temperature vulcanisation) is the magic search phrase to describe two-part silicone "casting" rubbers. The final result tends to be fairly soft, probably softer than "car engine mounting" type rubber. No need for release agents with RTV, this does not stick to anything. I would probably be trying to fabricate something from rubber sheet (but I have off-cuts of horse matting to hand).

In a domestic heat recovery ventilation unit