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Super early Maytag wringer https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1329088888696962/

Lower end Kenmore dryer that looks practically unused by the condition of the drum. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1255985912511697/

Early Model 80 in pretty good original condition. $30 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1146193970913061/

LAT9800 Set https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1492218708563292/

Frigidaire Dryer https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/687794147673882/

GE Filter Flow washer and dryer set. Both look pretty high end. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1142652534603729/

It depends on several factors such as age of the structure, build quality, and location. My folks paid home insurance for 45 years and never once used it. House was paid off in 1992. Insurance is a scummy predatory business scheme.

Home insurance isn't required if the mortgage is paid off.

It's stated in the material I posted, hence the reason I posted it.

You need a seal and impeller kit. https://www.ebay.com/itm/286619391649 CAUTION!! When disassembling, you will come across spacing washers on top of the drain impeller (properly spacing of the wash impeller) and washer(s) under the drain impeller (proper spacing of the drain impeller)...

According to the inflation calculator, it's 2,786.83 in today's money.

At least the tub is metal and not plastic like the outer tubs in virtually everything else today except Speed Queen. That agitator and its 180 degree wash action is reminiscent of old school washers and is definitely better than just about anything today. Transmission probably overbuilt...

I bet the washing performance and reliability are better than 90% of current US top loaders.

Here's a program switch if that ends up being the problem. https://www.ebay.com/itm/194351948200

Looks like a KDI-17. Surprised there's non Whirlpool appliances in the clip.

I've never had anything bleed at 85F, even cheap new clothes with sketchy dyes. Remember that damp clothes go into the dryer which heats to around 150-155F. If bleeding is going to occur, that's where it'll happen and the drum doesn't doesn't lie.

Most detergent manufacturers recommend a minimum of 75F for cold washing, 60F is way too cold for good results unless you are using a specific cold water detergent with the proper enzyme package. Tide Professional powder recommends a minimum temperature of 90F. I turn up my tempering valve to...

75F and 100F are the absolute bare minimum temperatures for those categories. 85-90F for cold and 120F for warm are the upper limits. I'm currently running 87-90F for cold, 120F for warm, and 160F for hot using a tempering valve. That tempering valve is my favorite everyday laundering device...

High parasitic current draws in modern vehicles while sitting doesn't help battery life but there's been complaints with those who have 90's and older vehicles and the problem still exists.

Hi Geoff 👋 Great to see you posting again! Still have that wonderful Maytag collection?