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Great find indeed! I've had my E2LP for almost 13 years, and I thought I had got a great deal at $100 ! I love hearing about these "saves", especially if there's a bit of a background story to it. Mine came from an elderly lady in Tacoma, Washington, who bought it new in 1977. She wanted it to...

The machine was built in August 1969. This is verified by the index in Volume # 2 of the Maytag Collector's Club, May 2005.

Note: I should have posted this to the "Shoppers Square" forum...oops!

Hello fellow wringer washer fans! Just saw this posting - this Model 32 looks to be in great condition. Seller states that it "smokes" when plugged in --- probably just the centrifugal switch is stuck on the motor. Any takers in southern Manitoba, or northern Minnesota...

Hello everybody, Question about that interesting "spiral dasher" in the Apex. I know at least a couple of members are familiar with the machine, and I'd like to know how well that agitator design works. It appears to me that it would work very well...thoughts?

Hello again everyone, Happened across this online article about the "good ol' days" of quality "Made in the U.S.A" goods. Of course, the overriding message of the article could also apply to the days of "Made in Canada", "Made in Great Britain", etc. Anyway, interesting (but not surprising!)...

Here's a page from the catalog showing the deluxe Kenmore wringer washer AND the very cool little Kenmore Jr. (that at least a couple of members include in their collections!) As some of you may recall, I had this wringer washer, minus the timer.

Greetings to everybody, As most of you know, I'm mostly interested in wringer washers, but thought this was worth posting. Automatic Kenmore washer of 1952, priced w/suds saver at #239.95 - inflation adjusted to 2020 dollars, this is a whopping $2344.00 !

Hey "Slim Jim", The hoses do occasionally appear online on various auction sites, but they're usually fairly expensive. It is possible to make your own, but you will need to detach the end nozzle. There is an expansion ring inside that is impossible to remove without destroying it. So once...

Ooops... didn't even see that. Wonder why?

I'm likin' that agitator - does anybody have this make/model to share pics?

*** Price reduced to $100 *** Wow, great opportunity to pick up the rare pump model!

@fonzie40 Hi Bruce, You have a Model 30 there. According to my serial number list, it was made March 1935. Regards...Brad

Correction to link... Oops...wrong link (to a twin tub). Here's the correct one for the Maytag 30WP... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/283927709826300/

A rather hard-to-find pump model; looks to be in good condition. If I was closer, I'd snatch it! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/470218420863763/

Wow, the makings of an instant vintage kitchen! Love the green!

Made in America... @cfz2882 These machines were made in Ripon, Wisconsin, and Hespeler, Ontario, under a licensing agreement with Servis UK. The model is based upon the U.K. model, with the exception that in North America, there was no heating element. Later models (like mine) had only two...

Thanks @christfr Over two years have passed since that restoration, and I'm still using it regularly! Of course, I have to alternate between the Zenith and my three Maytag machines to keep them all "in shape"!

Great find! I remember as a child of about 10 years old, seeing these in a department store, and REALLY wanting one! It would have been an expensive "toy", and my parents wouldn't buy it for me, of course. Years later, I bought a second-hand Hoover AND a Simplicity/Speed Queen Super-Twin. I...

Photos? Hi Marilyn, Perhaps you could post some pics so as to show the model. Then those of us familiar with wringer washer use can offer some better suggestions as to a fix.