Search results

DE 702 parts help Every place I have looked either doesn't recognize the model number or they say parts are NLA. Here is a picture of the dryer from the front.

Hey everyone, my '65 'Tag dryer was making a squeaking noise and finally got a minute to pull the back off to see if I could tell what all the fuss was about. I nearly died when I found all the metal shavings on the bottom of the pan. The drive pulley bushing has pretty much chewed itself to...

POD 3/24/10....... This is the exact machine that my parents had when I was growing up! Would love to find one just like it. The only difference was my moms machine was in white. Oh the days of driving her crazy by standing there with the lid open and water sloshing all over the place. lol...

but ill tell ya thats one pretty machine indeed would love t hey Chris, Charlotte is only about 7 hours away. sounds like we need to make a road trip! I've got the truck if you have the time! Mark

Am I missing something here or is the price a little (alot) I paid $250 for this '65 Turquois set about 3 years ago. Mark

I'll dig out the wiring diagrams I have for you scan the Thanks Jetcone, That would be awesome and very much appreciated! Mark

Thanks guys! This one really took me by surprise for sure. Yeah, it's going to take some work but that's all the fun of it, right? Rick, you're right about the cabinet going to be needing to be bead blasted. But, the good thing is we have a bead blaster at work. Westingman, yes bead...

Timer Like I said it is going to take some elbow grease to get it cleaned up and such but I think it will be a fun machine once I got through it.

Inside the drum

or at least for me it is a treasure. lol Was talking to a guy I work with at our annual management Christmas party and he had heard that I have an interest in old appliances. I guess people had been talking about me again but oh well, lol. Anyway he told me about an old machine that had been...

COMPLETELY AND TOTALLY AWESOME !!!!! Rick that is absolutely FANTASTIC!!!! What a beautiful machine and it is such a treat to see that it was saved! You should be giving yourself pats on the back and celebrating for a Job well done. Truly amazing! Mark

Super Forum Volatility Pete, thank you for starting this thread to address the volatility issue. It has gone on for way too long. If you all would indulge me for a few minutes I would like to give my perspective on these issues. When I happened across this site the excitement of finding...

Please, please let this be a ranch house on a slab and not d Hey Travis! Go for it dude! If you need help moving it let me know. I would go for it but have 2 machines in pieces right now and need to get them restored before I take on anything else.....Plus my wife would kill me if she found...

Here's a neat little machine that I found on Craigslist. Maybe someone will want it. Mark http://stlouis.craigslist.org/app/1575804586.html

Appears to be TOL Maytag washer also looks to be in fairly good shape. Only $30. not bad! Mark

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas everyone from St. Louis, Missouri. Hope your year has been blessed and the new year holds many washer surprises! Mark and Dana Templeton

All 142 pages of Wal-Mart People Went through all 142 pages and about pee'd myself from laughing so hard. These are great! Mark

Thanks Chris, it is always interesting to hear of original recipes from acroess the pond, so to speak. Will definitely give these a try. couldn't be any worse than my biscuits. lol Mark

White Lily flour, Thanks guys, I can't remember if White Lily flour is available here in Missouri or not but will check at the local grocer. Although i have tried to make biscuits many times I have been met with limited success. I use Gold Medal flour and Crisco. My ex. mother-in-law used to...

I have tried, unsucessfully I might add,making light and fluffy biscuits like my grandma used to make.. Anyone care to share their secrets? With all the wonderful bakers here in the group it would be interesting to see what your recepices consist of and how you do it. Thanks! Mark