I really can't say anything against them now because I bought a "GE" portable dishwasher that wasn't produced in appliance Park.
Had I known I probably would have just waited to get a whirlpool.Have to say though it works quite well now 3 years in.
Unfortunately the loading isn't ideal with...
I think Whirlpool found the right balance when they released the KitchenAid washers with the bigger base agitators. They really should have done that with all of their brands. In 37 years I never had clothes damaged by any direct drive I've ever owned.
It would be interesting to know when Whirlpool actually started on the LEAP design. I think there is a post that John combo52 said those machines were already in the works by the early 70s ?, which makes me think that was why there were some early 70s belt drives with plastic outer tubs....real...
Whirlpool had continued to make the Maytag line the way they were making the KitchenAid washers that could have been a smooth transition. Could have should have would have doesn't matter now.
I think the specification details on the older belt drives were a little more thorough or gave you more information. I would assume the 74 Kenmore would probably be just like the 76 Whirlpool your family had Glenn. They both had/have those larger tubs. I can see the difference with the Kenmore...
How about you switch it up and you tell us how many failures you get on Samsung or LG or GE for a change. Everybody's well aware of the problems Whirlpool has been having.
Thanks Cory for this. I can remember the RCA console TVs we had from the 70s to early 2000s. Would be cool to go back to those today. It was like artwork in your living room.