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Do you have it plugged in with an extension cord? If it is too long or too small it will not have enough voltage to run properly. Was the new cord you used large enough? Same problem. If not it is more than likely a bad motor or motor relay. Remove the relay and shake it up and down. You should...

Agitamers are nice sometimes but when using it on a powerfin there can be the problem of the agitamer expanding and only curling up the bottom of the agitator due to the flexible plastic they are made of. The agitamer sometimes breaks if allowed to blow up too much without moving the agitator...

You need to be more specific. What doesn't work? What's the model No. etc

Do they even have cameras in Tasmania?

I have the dryer shown in the first brochure. It's electric and for sale if anyone is interested.

I have the dryer shown in the first brochure. It's electric and for sale if anyone is interested.

Remove the front panel. Two screws on the bottom and pull out from bottom until free. Unplug the machine first of course.

Sounds like a trans seal. The trans must be removed from the cabinet and the o-ring inside the trans must be replaced and refilled with new grease. The upper trans shaft seal should also be replaced. It can be done but I don't know how handy you are. It would be a relatively difficult task for...

If you look at the wiring diagram it is easy enough to see how many speeds it has. Where the diagram is labeled "Moter". If it is a one speed it will have "Start" and "Run" labeled. If 2 speed It will have "Start", "Hi" and "Low"

Not specifically familiar with the 308 but I know alot of the old Maytags with 3 cycles had only one speed motors. The ones with only one cycle and speed selection obviously had 2 speed motors. That 308 may have only one speed. I'm sure someone here has the definitive answer though.

Sometimes a date is stamped on the side of the transmission. I don't know if it would exactly match the washers actual manufacturing year or not.

Sorry, forgot to link. It is in "Member Collections" on the home page. http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/00ShowCollectionGETD.cgi?photoshow=08@SQ%20Super%20Twin%20Washer-Wash%[email protected]&dir=/COLLECTIONS/FIXERMAN

Here is a Speed Queen Twinnie in my "Collection". It is for sale

Sorry, misread your post. Your post said head didn't it.

Mickeyd Circumcised?

Motors can be rewound and rebuilt. Robert had his Apex dishwasher motor rewound. I think it was about $350. You might want to bring it to a rebuilder to be sure it can be.

I believe that would be square tub aluminum, not stainless steel.

I just scrapped one like that, in nice condition too. It needed a faucet though. It was called a Dwyer.

Those splines usually rust due to an agitator cap stud seal missing or worn out causing a loss of the air pocket that keeps water from getting inside the agitator. As stated above it needs the shaft replaced. If you could find a donor machine to scavenge the transmission from, you could...

But that's only 52.49 American. The shipping would be a killer though.