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Due to health reasons I will be disposing of all inventory of parts and appliances at below wholesale, best offer prices. Anything on or off the web must be sold or parted out. Please call me at 518-272-7916 or E-mail www.monitortop.com Thank you, Mike Arnold

I have been collecting this music since I was given a bushel basket of records by my aunt in 1955 and still enjoy it today. I have been fortunate to find most of it in original form in the times when no one else wanted a '78. They perform really well on good quality vintage equipment which is...

The bulb gets it's voltage (aprox 2.5) from a tap at the heating element. This is likely burned off at the main element.

I am seeking a source for timer rebuilds. Would anyone be willing to share that information? Thank you, Mike A.

I have the correct freezer door if anyone is interested. Mike A.

An amazing comparison. Thank you for taking the time and using your expertise to do this. I knew the Maytag wringers were the best of their class but did not realize they were that good, although they may not do as well with synthetics. I know that if I leave items in an Easy Spindrier or...

I bought a Bosch dishwasher and it leaked (just enough to ruin the floor) since the day it was new. It was difficult to install because of the location of the connections. Dishes always came out wet as it had a poor drying cycle. You had to be double jointed to load and unload it as it was so...

Expert restoration! It's good to see these machines have a new life. Mike A.

If you like Chambers ranges go to www.chambersstoves.net It provides a wealth of information and pictures. Mike A. http://www.chambersstoves.net

I too am new to this site and was wondering if it is appropriate to list an item or items for sale. I have a '56 Kenmore semi-automatic and a '67 GE top loading dishwasher both ready to use, as well as several wringer machines and parts. I offer a generous discount to forum members. Thank you...

I remember these. The rubber tub was collapsed by suction to squeezee the water from the fabric. The extraction cycle left a lot of water in the clothing.It also produced a very linty wash. There were two versions both using the same General Tire and Rubber tub. One had a Thompson pump, the...

Easy made the "wide neck" Spiralator in both bakelite and aluminum. I have seen the aluminum version with a breather hole to prevent pressure building up underneath the agitator and forcing water down the agitator shaft. Does anyone remember the dismal failure, the Velvapower transmission...

It looks repainted to me. Typical of a Lehman's or similar rebuild. I repaired machines for a Maytag dealer in the 1960's and they sprayed everything including the exterior of the tub. I was always amazed that the customer would accept such a cosmetic mess on their prize Maytag although The...

I have used a belt driven Kenmore Junior as a primary washer and found it most satisfactory. It cleans well and even with a very full load does not vibrate excessively. I customized mine with a Whirlpool surgilator which improved the action dramatically. The higher spin spped produces a very...