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Nice, and Pretty, pretty simple as well. Is that Lid lock a lever you have to pull? Never saw that before.

WOW Mark. Glad you are having fun and going through a total restore with your machine. It's a lot of work, trust me, been there. When it's all completed, you'll be so proud! Looking forward to your final re-assembly. You're doing a good job cleaning every part. The marine grease is perfect!

Price and Value like John says. They probably have many hours of time and $$$ into parts of a restoration so claimed. So, for 500, better jump quick, if you don't someone else will.

Give it a try. You'll see how CHEAP it is.................

Very Nice. Wanna come help me with my estate sale search? You seem to know the trade.

Could be a cinder block.

Thought this might get some attention to see what folks will do with a washer. Don't know what he used to create the...........................watch and see. My guess, a bunch of wet towels all piled up on one side? http://https//www.facebook.com/theofficialawesomejelly/videos/1088605031267911/

HUMM Paul, I think it's MOL machine. I'd steer clear of that one. My opinion. I think that is a 1970's vintage. Like 1978

Mrs. Maureen Shaw: Anyone care to take dibbs on which "Ford" she drove to work everyday? Will waiver a Galaxy? Nice washers BTW

Oh goodness. Nice DCP's you hit the washer jackpot on those low mileage machines. Congrats!

Gizmo, where have you been? I have not seen you post here in years! Glad to know your well and about.

Welcome and congrats on the find!

You're right Bruce. I'd would still buy one over anything else today.

A906 & DG906

Thanks for finding and posting!

Goodness, Loading your machine, Robert, reminds me of Jeff and I's neighbor in Pensacola who worked on Frigidaire machines his entire life until retirement. He and his wife stopped over one day, just to check in. I was washing in my rollermatic. "He said, do you have another load to wash?" I...

Nice find. Friend of mine in Tampa Florida built a house in 1995, Culusa Trace, and put all GE appliances in his new home back then. I played with the washer.

Yes, a Spanner nut & wrench. You might try to tighten/loosen back and forth. I have done that with Maytags before and it freed the nut. you can cut it off as well. Wish I could be of better assistance, but no nothing about a kenmore wringer machine. Good luck

Thanks for the info Glenn. Good for you!

Thanks for posting that Robert. Anyone notice the dishwasher 24" wide x 24" deep, UNDER THE SINK? Ah don't think so.