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I don't have any manuals for the refrigerator.

Where were you able to find one? My Americana is missing the Cheese one. I have the butter door.

Howdy. I see that you are from Manitowoc, WI. My cousins live there, and I will be there in two weeks. Nice little area.

I messaged the seller. I will be in the area, two weeks from today. If it is still there then, I'll probably get it.

Welcome to the group. I missed seeing your initial post with about the Frigidaire Washer and Speed Queen Dryer. I had spotted those on Marketplace and had messaged the seller and was told someone else was supposed to be purchasing them. I wasn't too bummed out, since I have way too many washers...

Louis, Those look really great. Congratulations on the set.

Welcome to this group. I live in Southern Minnesota and own a 1964 G.E. Americana Refrigerator and stove.

Inside your house is 70 and you turned on the furnace? The inside of my house has been low to mid 60s and I finally closed the bedroom windows.

I saw that listing as well. I considered checking them out, but I already have 7 Easys and can't justify to spend the extra money on more and the fact that I'm 4 hours north of them. Which one did you get?

Someone out bid me. I wonder if anyone from here was the lucky winnter on these.

Welcome to the group. Any questions you have about appliances, you more than likely will get an answer for here. A lot of people here are friendly and willing to help in any way. Many appliance technicians are on here too.

Not to far from me. i'm going to try and go for these. We will see.

Robert. I will probably try the Speed Queen Boot first. The openings are approximate 3" and 5 1/4". And about 3" tall. With the speed queen boot being so close, I'm willing to try it first.

The next three pictures are of the boot, you can see where it is cracked and ripped. The fourth picture is where the boot attaches to the tub. Last picture is of the sink drain just sitting in as the tub drain. As I said, I will be removing the "X" from the middle of it before I actually secure...

This is the boot still attached prior to me removing the support casting. The next two pictures are of the two screws underneath the tub that I had to remove to pull the shaft out. The fourth picture is the support casting with the shaft removed and then a close up of the nut I had to remove...

Here are some of it removed. As you can see how clean it is. Also the agitator and the fill valve have dates stamped on them from 1953. The last picture is from the original ad, when I purchased it back in 2017.

Back in May 2017 I purchased this 1953 Hotpoint washer. It was in really good condition. The cord was shot but I replaced that and found I had several leaks in it. The drain hose was in pieces (Literally) and the shaft boot that is under the support casting was off the tub lip. I tried to repair...

Welcome to the site. You might have a bit more luck if you were to post this on under the Shoppers Square and also post a location of where the dryer is at.

Thank you. The buttons are a little melted as in they must have gotten hot at some point.

Yesterday I was at home watching TV and looking at Marketplace on my phone, when I saw an ad for a Maytag dryer for FREE. It had been posted a couple hours earlier and was about a 1.5-hour drive from me. I messaged the guy and asked if I could come and get it. He promptly responded back with his...