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Recently I became the owner of a 1978 Maytag A408S washer and was finally able to take a good look at it. Unfortunately the inside is in.... rough shape but i plan to rebuild it back to the best condition I possibly can. As someone who as never rebuilt a washing machine of any kind, I have...

Thank you all for the help as to what I should do! i was afraid that there wasn’t much that i could do outside of drilling out the agitator or otherwise messing up the agitator to get it out. i’ve already been looking and I already have a new agitator that will be ordered.

Pictures included I don’t have great pictures as it’s hard to get the camera in close enough to see while also getting the camera to focus but here’s the best one i could get.

I posted this back a week or so ago, but i thought i’d ask again. I’m currently trying to remove the agitator from my Maytag A482. When i first went to remove the agitator set screw, i found that the agitator screw was broken off into the agitator as there was still screw left in the agitator...

Unfortunately this did not work, as i don’t have a small enough pair of needle nose pliers to fit into the hole of the set screw in order to remove it. if there is any way to remove the agitator without removing the set screw that would probably work the best but i don’t know if that is possible

I will give that a try and update with any new developments. hopefully it’ll work!

today i went to remove the agitator of my Maytag A482 washer in order to inspect the machine further than i previously had. However when i went remove the agitator bolt, i noticed that the bolt head was completely broken off, and from what i can see, looks like the previous owner had started to...

I recently purchased My third washer, and my second Maytag, and the only Maytag center dial washer i’ve owned. It was going to go to the scrapper if it wasn’t for me so i’m proud of myself but i need help identifying the model. I have not yet seen the washer, as it is being delivered sometime...

Solved! I got around to Oiling the bearing and now it runs good as ever! the noise is gone and ready for more use!

What’s the best way to go about piling the pulley? does anything need to come out/off or can i just get a little lubricant on it without needing to take anything apart?

I am the proud owner of a 1983(ish) Kenmore Belt Drive 70 Series washer that i bought about 4 years ago. Over the years i’ve replaced the Pump, Belt, and fixed some rust on the outer tub. Recently (the past four or five months) It’s begun to make a sort of grinding noise when the machine is...