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Michael, I was astonished to learn back in 2016-ish when at the DC Wash-in that all dishwashers use washing machine hoses. Go figure. If mistaken, John Combo will correct; he's the one who showed me while re-hosing a Frigidaire DW at the museum.

Wow, what Pumper said , and a Herculean effort by any measure. Little wonder people stopped and stared with all that vintage turquoise and pink porcelain and gleaming chrome. Loved especially, seeing the Easy Spin, the wringers, and the round tub Kenmore automatic not to mention the all bongo...

HELLO MICHAEL ~ Love the touchpads in crescendo, and the looking glass front, not to mention the steal at fifty bucks.

Think my two-man canoe will make the trip, since we had not a lick of ice on the lake this winter, except for a few shore igloos after two big storms. Winter here this year was a bust, prolly same for you.

Hey Petey ~ It's a looker all right, especially dusted off--really nice shade of copper, too. One of the pix shows you're right about Marshall Wells. Four hundred without even a dust-off. Christ! Some People, LOL.

Mikey and Cimberlee, if you're around, check out The Vintage Laundry Room, Part One. Great Wringer Madness from Louis at Reply #32. Not to be missed, and I almost did.

Amazing stuff, Louie~ The material starting at Reply #32 is so illuminating. We have known that timers arrived on Wringer Washers simultaneously with automatics' mass production, circa 1950, but what is HOLY COW HOMER, is the two-speed option on a '50 machine whose control configuration is...

Hi Mike, I could prolly pass it off as New-In-Box were it not for the valve. It is truly immaculate.. Think of you a lot, that's why I never take the icon picture down because you're in it, smiling. Will remember to snap more washer shots from the deck just for you! Spring came early here, so...

Hello Pete~ Maybe I could buy it to match this McClary Easy Wringer, ha ha ha Made me happy seeing this. Miss you.

Friendly Conversation Thanks, everyone. Appreciate your time. First to Paul and Greg. I was subjected to an identity theft attempt, and caught it before losing a dime, but my email has been shut down for months, and I had reached out to both of you months ago; sorry you could not get back to...

For all the lovers of the main dial, and the lovers of the BOLwonders.

It’s just so striking and everybody thinks it’s a brand new dishwasher and wants one of those newfangled ones that open up from the top, chuckle chuckle.

Forgot the longshot in the last set, wrongheaded, though— whoops!

Whirlpool gold. With a little drizzle; it’s 65 here today, like a summer day, but then it’s gonna be 20 something tomorrow. Everybody’s crazy lol.

The innards out. You know the thing is so unused that there’s a piece of tape on the lower rack that had the booklet attached or something.-

One of the four screws attached to the flip up backend. . I’ll show you how cool it is in there next time.

The port and the filter and the drain are complex, not to mention the wash arm being curiously off-center.

It looks so big and futuristic, and the lines are so simple and elegant.

For the king Whirlpool decoder, Glenn, to make sure this whirlpools birth certificate is valid.

Al and John asked about the top rack and although I haven’t spoken to seller John yet, I think they might be right. You see that extra opening for the upper wash arm? I thought, well it must be adjustable but when I put the axle in the other holes on each end, the shaft that brings the water...