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I most confess..... ...there was a period that I half thought about the possibility of getting rid of the machine. HOWEVER, after coming back to my senses I've decided to keep it and tear into it after the hear cools down which should be around the end of September. During the next couple of...

I'm trying to tell myself that everything... ...happens for a reason. After two yars plus of having the most wonderful time with this home it looks like I am about to run into a snag mwith the city and the installation of sewers. I am hearing horror stories from people who have already gone...

the serial # is C53401943

Oh, and the... ..model # is 82592800. I'd better also take a look at some of my other Kenmores that are hanging around and see what I've been dragging home. Woops-the other day it was a big tub Whirlpool!

Well butter my biscuit Maybelle!!!!!!! I do declare Gordon-this post of yours has now answered a question about a particular Kenmore I have had for quite awhile. I must thank you. A sister in law had this big tub dual action machine for years (although she had bought it second hand). She just...

You know, that is something I have never thought about and it is a great idea. I view them all the time but never think about making one myself. Must put some thought to that. I will as soon as this heat subsides a bit. Wow! Happy hot, hot, hot summer everyone!

mickeyd-Sorry I overlooked your post in my haste while uploading the pictures but in answer to your question-YES those are water hoses on the side of the wringer which was one point that really stumped me. I thought immediately of my Easy Spindrier which has a similiar water hookup with the temp...

Wow Robert! Thanks for the quick reply and information. That's kind of neat. Now I wished I could find out how that "rinser" works. Hmmmmmm......

I don't know if I'll put the ABC on my list of priorities at this point but I'm sure curious about it. AND within the next couple of days I'll post about another auto that has been recently brought back to life.

the bolt down looks like it could be made into a resonably decent machine although the lid is bent. Don't ask me why the lid is bent! And the dials are missing (proably broke off) on the control knobs.

The "money shot" (for what it is worth) of the bolt down

I'd have to be down on my hands and knees to run it ((--::

..and the right side I'm still wondering where and what happens to the clothes once they go thru the first wringer. The machines has got me baffled.

It's got controls on both sides of the tub. The left side.....

Now here's what everybody calls "the money shot". I'd sure like to find out someday why it's called that. I do like that agitator.

and here's a shot of the back of the machine.

It's got a wringer but the clothes seem to disapper for about 15 inches and then come thru another wringer on the back end of the machine.

Now the other machine..... ....has me totally stumped! It's an ABCOMATIC but it's a wringer model with traces of a semi automatic.

A friend called me the other day and asked me if I was still collecting old automatics and if so, would I like a few more. Well, what do you think I said to him? He said he guessed these were quite old and that he was sure I would like them. Imagine my surprise when his truck pulled up and I...

I just couldn't resist! .....I got it for the house! ((--:: I'm just a sucker for those pastel colors and my two favorite are the turquoise and pale yellow. Well, I found the yellow one a couple of weeks ago AND am done with looking for them. I almost fell over when I counted up the number I...