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Thanks for posting I want mine in Mayfair Pink, Thank-you.

My guess is that the machine is white and it's just a lo I have to agree, unfortunately. But the heading got me excited. It could well be one of the platinum, but that would be rare. I think Sears only did the Patinum and Toast colors for 2 years. That would have been 84 and 85, if I recall...

If you have to leave a washer where it is going to freeze, the antifreeze in bottom of tub, as Dave suggested, will work. Also, remember that the inlet valve and fill hose is likely filled with water. It might be easier to remove those, then taking chances that water may be left in the fine...

I agree with that. The 29" has been made, in one profile or another since the 1960's. In the 1970's, when Whirlpool came out with the Large or Super capacities, they merely bumped out the back for a larger tub. They kept the rest of the machine the same. I've never had any problem with...

I think I need to agree. It has mid 70s Kenmore characteristics, but the kick panel is rather obvious revealor or truth. Nice looking machine, considering the age.

excellent find. Happy 4th.

Yum Oh, pastries without pictures? Too bad. They sound great. Kelly those look VERY eatable. Nice dishwasher too.

Congratulations !! How Fun. My aunt had the '72 model of this. With the triple dispenser all in one on the top of the machine. This one should have a doulbe bleach/fabric softener under the lid, in the front left corner. Please post pics once you get it home. :o)

That's cool. I've never seen a reversing dryer. Such a refined design. Most european designed models, to me, seem modern. Without gimmicks that we in the US had in the past. Even if its 30 to 40 years old. Thanks for the vid.

Ken, I agree with you about the benefits of the hinge change over. The older style wire hinges were messy. They held the door from opening all the way to the resting position, against the panel. This could block light into the machine, and if you were loading something large, like sheets, you...

that's a fine picture. And that tub looks plenty clean. I wouldn't have a problem trusting my clothes in a machine like that.

I so agree. You don't want to go through all the work that will be required to replace just the shaft. soak the screw with liquid wrench, drill several small holes in the screw carefully, avoiding drilling into the shaft itself, and with a needlenose you should, eventually be able to...

very nice find.

I had one of these DW in a rental property once. I sounded like a freight train when running. I tried to deaden the sound with fibreglas ceiling tiles stapled to the unside of the cabinet space, but that didn't do much.

Your doing a GREAT job there. You have some very talented and knowledgable help. Wonderful house.

Eww, Eww I know that top. It's very similar to the 1969 avacodo Kenmore DW we had when growing up. It too was portable. You have me all excited here. The laminate was lighter and the cover slid to the side instead of opening on a hinge set up. sounds like the motor is stuck, probably from...

Well, lucky you to have a house to sell. I hope the market turns soon for you. If it doesn't, it might turn out that that kitchen, with a little spruce up, may suffice for more practical times. Don't give up on it, that's what I'm encouraging. The reason I ask. A couple years back, during...

YUMM. looks great. :o) They look so good. I tried printing out post #445600 on my printer, cutting out the cookies, and tasting them. They were good but they left kind of a paper taste in my mouth. ... i don't know. I'm sure they are MUCH better on your end.

that is what I used to think of the multi-cycle dishwashers. There is really only like 3 cycles on a DW. wash and hold Normal dry only So how do some dishwashers have like 32 different cycles?

If you don't mind my asking... why do you feel so sure the kitchen will be torn out?