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Yep. Me too! I've always liked the vent caps, chimney caps, exhaust fans, etc. Still look at them when driving around!

I am very happy for you both. As others have stated, I can't wait to see pics! Keep us posted and good luck with the move. Who knows, maybe there'll be a cool snap like we're experiencing here this week!

If you google "images of vintage White Westinghouse air conditioners" an AC very similar to this shows up.

Thanks for the suggestions/tips/pointers. Will continue to try to solve the situation. The dryer has been thoroughly de-linted and cleaned, all the glides and even the top drum support replaced as there was some wear on the original one. Your help is appreciated. Sam

GE dryer model # DX4500EE1 has developed a bad habit of running 10 to 15 minutes then stops. If I wait 20 or so minutes, I can restart the dryer but again, shuts off after a few minutes. Does this sound like an overheating motor or is there something else I should check? After about 4 or 5...

I like 'em both! We use an artificial tree (or 2) here due to wife's allergies. I agree.They all look nice once decorated! Johnrk, see your PM. Now, let's all post some pics of this years trees.

Ditto what everyone else has said! That's a beautiful laundry pair in a beautiful kitchen. I'd say your appliances are all lucky to have you!

Love it!! There was one like that for sale here locally at a nearby thrift store a while back. Was there for a few months before it disappeared. I've felt remorse several times for not getting it.

Nice fans. I've always liked the Windmakers. I remember when dealers would line them up from smallest to largest in their display windows.

Mine are not Lawnboys and I really never considered these a collection but here are my vintage mowers. First up is my Kinco sickle bar mower. I use this for all the underbrush, hillsides, and banks on my property. This thing is a beast and will give you a workout mowing with it! The other 4...

I like the older sets too, even the older mini lights. They are getting hard to find around here, even in the thrift stores. There used to be one thrift store that sold lights "as is" whether they were working or not. Not so any more. Just plastic bags of bundled up lights with a pig tail...

All I can say is W O W!! That's so fascinating. Thanks for sharing and again, congratulations. Sam

Congrats on finally getting this beauty! I too have always wanted to see one of these in action. Any chance of a video? I'm glad this washer found a good home with a deserving owner! Nice collection you have there and I always enjoy the pics of your deck and the beautiful view!! Sam

If it is the spider, is this one of the models that you can only get the spider/tub combination or can you buy just the spider?

I will check it out. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks, Martin. If empty, it'll spin pretty smoothly with just a light clicking sound. Would that be typical of a strut issue?

I'm glad Robert started this thread. I have one of these too that was given to me because of a bad pump. Replaced the pump, ran it a few times and am ASSUMING that the spider broke. Made a deafening crash, boom, clang and bang during spin. Will still wash without issue,but spin is another...

I can attest to Raclawski's work. I got a rebuilt motor from him for one of my Vornados. Good, quality work and he took the old motor as trade in.

Thanks guys for the replies. That rebuild job doesn't look too complicated, think I'll give it a try. If that doesn't work out, I'll contact John.--May contact him anyway, just in case!!

Great find! That's a beauty. Congratulations