Recent content by kenmore_elite

No shit!!!

Toto's have a good reputation. But some years back I bought a vintage, Kilgore, baby blue 3.5 gallon per flush toilet AND I LOVE IT! The main thing when looking for a toilet that will flush well is the angle of the trapway. This photo shows what you don't want--a right angle at the bottom of...

I found it on ebay. I haven't changed mine out yet, as the old one is still kicking..... barely. But the old one still works.

I think I need a seal and bearing kit to install the lightly used Hi-Torque 25-6615 transmission into my Maytag Atlantis washer. The Maytag part number for the kit is 21001868. I'm finding some sellers also listing a Whirlpool number, W10219156. Are these the same parts, just with two...

I'm hoping I can just unbolt the tub from the old trans, and bolt it to the new trans with no serious problems. Anyone know for sure?

I recently found a 35-6615 Hi Torque trans for my Maytag Atlantis, MAV6200AWW washer. What else do I need to get in order to switch this trans out? Also, any tips on doing this job?

When I lived in the big city, I was friends with a married couple who were pinching pennies. They had 2 little girls, and lots of laundry. The wife would buy these 220VAC stacked washer/dryer combos on the local CL in order to get parts for her own stacked washer dryer. It seems a lot of...

Ya know, at day's end THAT'S what its all about...... clean laundry, and having fun while doing the wash.

Mee too, Maytag85.

Unfortunately most of the "experts" advising those in power are college educated morons who have no common sense or real world experience.

In regards to Maytag's demise: When you take Gub'mint regulations imposed by bureaucrats who know nothing about real world problems, and combine it with with Maytag Inc. bean counters, designing machines by cutting costs, you get DEATH. Olde Maytag, it was good to know ye, and I treasure my 23...

Engineers in all industries have been put on a tight leash by the bean counters.

These days consumers seem to just want appliances that look good. If it goes out of whack in a year or two or three, most people just get a new one of a different brand, and chalk it up to bad luck.

Wow. Thanks again. Mine was born March 2002.

How can I determine my year of production? And how can I tell if I have a High Torque trans?