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    Removing a Frigidaire pulsator

    If you decide to Dremel it off, more than likely you can rig something up such as stainless steel fender washers held down with a large stainless steel nut the same thread size as the shaft.
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    Removing a Frigidaire pulsator

    No it's standard lefty-loosie. I've had to take my Dremel tool to cut those off occasionally if you have extra mounting nuts. You can also try heating it gently with a torch.
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Boy this so much fun to do. Look how excited Ken the washerman is lol! He's almost as excited as I would be to be able to go to laundromat like this again. It's just like the laundromats I remember in the late 60's as a kid! This was created by using a 1960 postcard of this real laundromat.
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    Done with ai

    No I have no other suggestions however those recipes may be accurate (unlikely) but without actually making the recipes and comparing the smell to some detergent that has a bit of its scent left ,there isn't a way to know for sure.
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    Done with ai

    I'm very suspicious about how exactly AI would know the exact smell of 60+ year old detergent, but it certainly is worth a try! Did you try Tide from around 1960? It's main scent is a combination of detergent soap like smell, Lilly of the Valley and White Musk scents. Would be interesting to...
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    Done with ai

    Well this is very fascinating J.I! As I use AI quite a bit for creative work I'm very curious how you used AI to detect a scent and convert it to a essential oil recipe?
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    He's alive! You guys remember from the old site the Kenmore washer man that I used for general information? Well now he's brought to life! Check out the attached video. Oh if only I had this tech 25 years ago when I was designing the original site lol!
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Alrighty then good luck with that. Oh and by the way when you do eradicate AI please let us "brainwashed zombies" know, we might not notice that.
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Oh please, you've made it quite clear to all of us how you feel about the washer AI I "created" or to save your string of pearls "generated". However calling it a “polished turd” is simply your personal take, not an objective truth. In other words your opinion on the matter is completely...
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Not that it is any of your business but my post was written by myself, although built in browser AI corrected some spelling errors and suggested some grammatical changes which I absolutely appreciate. The way I use AI is absolutely sparking all new kinds of creativity, I 100% disagree with you...
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Hi post was not deleted by an admin (it wasn't me btw) because of the subject matter, his post got deleted because he used profanity about the AI in this thread.
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    Your post makes zero sense to me what so ever. While the majority of us here love real vintage machines, me included, that’s exactly why I thought it was exciting to visualize patents that never made it past the paper stage. It isn’t meant to replace actual history or the engineering of...
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    The 1938 Frigidaire Bolt-Down Automatic Washer!

    And now for some Sunday morning silliness...
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    Update on my 1950 Frigidaire WO-65 Unimatic

    If you find a 1960s Frigidaire washer timer you can use its updated timer motor. The updated motors fit almost right but it takes a bit of tinkering with a few flat steel washers to make it fit tight. They are much more reliable for the long run.
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