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Hello, Will ~ You have one of the last and best Easy Spindriers before the changeover, which precipitated a complete redesign in the the transmission and the pump. The dead giveaway is the elegant esthetics of the double dip on the tub lip making the tub look so damn cool. I once had the very...

HI GREG Excuse me, Greg. I dialed the wrong number. Smiling.

Hello, Bill the Dry Cleaner Back in the heyday of Aworg, Greg Gansky1 would treat us on holidays like Memorial Day, the Fourth, Labor day, and randomly as the spirit moved him, to gigantic threads of scans from his vintage Sears Catalogs. It took many of us back to our childhood days when we...

Hello Bill, the Dry Cleaner Back in the heyday of Aworg, Greg Gansky1 would treat us on holidays like Memorial Day, the Fourth, Labor day, and randomly as the spirit moved him, to gigantic threads of scans from his vintage Sears Catalogs. It took many of us back to our childhood days when we...

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Hello and Welcome ~ It looks like a Zenith branded later version of the Beatty, a well known Canadian brand. The wringer, hose, agitator, control panel are so similar. Another player involved could be the Mc Clary Easy. I have one of each and a video about Beatty, the one so similar to your...

Direct drive Whirlpools, Kenmore's, and some Kitchen-Aids permit washing with the lid up. So you start the load, leave the lid up and walk away. When the Spin/Drain begins, the lid switch is activated and the machine stops without losing any washing liquors. Then the load soaks till you come...

Not a Barton First, the wringer column on the Ward's is massive, while the Barton's is narrow and on the opposite side--when did a brand ever switch wringer sides? Second, the Barton has a really wide control panel, and the knobbed levers are far apart, while the Ward's is narrower. If the...

Hello Glenn Looks like a Montgomery Wards Signature. One model featured a Fill 'n Drain hose that was enormous, long and wide like a flattened fire hose that wrapped around the machine. OR, the Western Auto version whole name I've forgotten. Machines very very similar. I have the Wards with a...

Hi Zack, trying to reach you--can't find the pushbuttoneer, (smiles). Get in touch when you're able. Thanks Not sure who the guy in the pic above is. This is me, surrounded by a few really famous members: the webmaster, Robert, on the far left; in the middle is Michael, Chestermike of...

My beloved late mother Geraldine said I reached up for her Frigidaire WO-65 before I could walk or talk. Loved washers my whole long life, found this place in 2006 on New Years Day. Before that, I knew NO ONE who loved washers they way I did. Now, we are legion, (laughs)! Like Maytags, the...

Maybe if our Fred, the Blackstone Czar, (smile), comes around, he'll comment. The machines were made in Jamestown, NY, seventy miles from Buffalo where I live. There were Blackstones all over this area. They are powerful, reliable workhorses. I have the Royalist Automatic and the 330p Wringer...

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Early Pushbutton Model Not much said about it, tho, in the booklet

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The Blackstone works perfectly, even the timer which has failed on a few other machines after continued outdoor washing. So is the Michigan machine on eBay or Criagslist? About the Pushbutton timers on WP/KM Conventionals. Circa 1960, on its Automatic Lady K, Kenmore delighted us with an all...

Didn't see post 6. Thanks. Let me know more, if you decide not to buy.