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just so I am not seeing double....you did post this already, YES?... just making sure it is not me! "Normal" is just a cycle on the washing machine...... https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?87706_0#bott

a Suds Saver would have banks of buttons.... 6--speeds and suds 5--temps 4--load sizes

the gray splash shield tells you its an Amana version, way before the Alliance requisition.... there were some good models that lasted, but most were prone to seal failure, which was corrected when Alliance took over...

well something is definitely not assembled correctly, or is worn/broken inside....

well thats fantastic... keep us posted on your progress....

O-Thane cord and a slug..... 1/4" works best.... I think it runs about $2.95 per foot, and the slug is .75..... I get it from a local Vacuum/Sewing shop.....across from one of the Habitat/Restores you and I visit... https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?38231

save time/money and make your own belts....

seems like the shafts need cleaned and oiled.....at least thats where I would start...

could even be one of the Horizon 2000 series.... but none the less, it is a WCI product....

FYI you do realize this is from 4 years ago...and the member has posted since then...

consider more along the lines of $25.00 to $75.00....and thats on a good day... unless its in pristine condition or NIB condition.... but as with anything, its only worth what someone is willing to pay....

a quick thought while we try to locate one.... here is one in Columbia, NC....if anything, you will have a working machine, and spare parts.... just a quick idea for the moment.... https://columbia.craigslist.org/app/d/columbia-used-maytag-neptune-front/7326425533.html

YOWZA....that is a missing chunk..... OK...were going to have to search for another tub cover... stay tuned....we'll get back to you....

well it would be a bit easier to diagnose where on the cover that piece snapped away from.... it doesn't appear to be a critical section, but I wanted to see where to the sealing area is affected.... I will check my parts areas if I happen to have one, just in case....

how bad is the break on the cover?...pics

Sean has a 1963 RCA Whirlpool Imperial Mark XII washer?.... why is the first were hearing about it?....someone should have alerted us!... you think something like this would have been mentioned, and pics included.... I guess some of us are left out of the loop.....

I have a 30,000 BTU unit.... let me tell you something, "SIZE MATTERS"

mine is definitely shorter than the time frame from when this thread was started...

lol @ Kenny...... That Dont Impress Me Much.... if you want a set to show off, you would have a 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII WASHER and matching 1958 RCA IMPERIAL MARK XII DRYER both with the Revolutionary Automatic Fabric Control available in Decorator colors which started it all...

you get what you pay for....it is your money, and your choice you already have the budget version of a Maytag, and where did that leave you? most appliances today dont have a long life cycle, its hit or miss, and there are a few exceptions, but most only last 3 to 5 years, and maybe upwards of...