Recent content by brpeter

Thank you Michael, and Thatwasherguy, 1) As it turns out, removing the worm gear will require a torch to free the K957 housing cap, not to mention welding a thumb grip to unscrew it. 3) The Wringer head is now free from the post; you were right Michael, it required not only elbow grease, but...

Hello everyone, 3) Does anyone understand how to separate the Wringer head from the Wringer post? The drive shaft is corroded, as well as the inside of the post, so I need to separate them for an Evaporust bath. 4) The reverse wringer shaft that enters the wringer head is cracked, but before I...

Good morning, and thank you very much Ben. Yes, I am concerned about the shaft as well, and figure I will likely have to drill out the 6 bolts to free the center assembly as I do not know if I can safely remove the #4 taper pin from the "Torgue for center shaft" without stressing the tub...

Hello everyone, I just bought what appears to be a Model 32 Maytag Wringer Washer to restore and use; 704920 D, but I have no idea of the year. 1) I opened the power unit, and spent the day cleaning out as much grease and water as I could, but I ran into trouble when attempting to remove the...