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Saw these Eddie. I'm not a fan of LK, but that washer is stunning. They are so close to me. Bobby in Boston

OK: Here's a newer one I have in a box, all rebuilt. 1 1/2 hp, 3phase. Anyone interested? I'm trying to get rid of it. Bobby in Boston

This earlier model only has one fill level. There is no "bulky" setting, neither a higher rinse level setting like there is on the newer models. Bobby in Boston

Tim: This model has a two speed toggle on the top, and wash temps on the second toggle. The dial is the water level, and there is no second knob to the right of it, just writing that says "two speed washer with mini wash." Bobby in Boston

Tim: That looks like a TOL model. Does it have the electronic sensor? I'd grab it! Bobby in Boston

Yogitunes has just posted a beauty with the ramp agitator. Check it out. I like the ramp better than the straight vane, so I use it regularly. Here's mine: Bobby in Boston

Scrub: It's a WWA9300. I recently found a ramp agitator with the pan,mini- basket, and FS disp. on craigslist. A guy had just put in a new pump and agitator but then the motor went. He sold the agitator and accessories but tossed the machine. Bobby in Boston

Tim: They are great! Very large, fairly fast, and very quiet. The gas models use more gas than other brands(30,000 btu's), but they dry faster. Bobby in Boston

Martin: Love that newer style FF console. Looks like a beauty. Is it almond? I think mine will need a clutch rebuild as well. How will you go about it? Just new shoes and bearings or a whole new clutch? Costwise, I think a whole new clutch is cheaper. (and easier!) Bobby in Boston

A very sweet little HOH dryer. Bobby in Boston

Another: Thanks for your help. Bobby in Boston

Here are two different shots of the water level:

Hi All: I'm rarely on this "new" side of the forum! Question: On this model Frigidaire, should the water level be tweeked to fill higher? I don't want to damage the bearing or motor, but it seems quite stingy. What do you think? Here is the model: Bobby in Boston

Baja: The dryer is a temp sensor. I will post pics of that soon. It's a tank and a gas hog, just as the washer is a water hog. Bobby in Boston

I loved this washer because my grandmother (who had the Maytag 142) got a similar washer and dryer set in harvest gold when she retired from GE in the late seventies. Her washer had the toggle switches and the extra rinse option. The washer was given to my aunt who killed it, but we still have...

The best rinsing washer ever.

Filter Flowing:

First load:

The straight vaned agitator. Good action, but I like the corkscrew style a bit better.

The Filter-Flo pan: it's seen better days. The beautiful white hinge pads are courtesy of Yogitunes. Thanks Martin!