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Videos This set is from 1967, btw. Wash cycle...

Had these for quite some time, however seemed to have time to take photos. With the recent snow, I had time. Please excuse my crappy old camera. I do not take many photos or videos anymore. This set was from my friend Kenny (Goatfarmer) a few years back. This set was seldom, if ever used. The...

While there are some console stereos that are worth some money, this is not one of them. Lloyds were cheaply built late consoles that used very low-quality components. Even the cabinets were mostly plastic and particle board. I am an antique dealer, and I do sell Magnavox and Zenith consoles...

Once again, Kenny hit the nail right on the head. And as for all the doom, gloom, and BOOM, get back on your meds and you will be fine in no time.

@ Kenny, it is what it is, and ya know it's the truth.... Just the same, it is cold outside, and it is time to see "what's up" :-) @ Weed30, that looks like a very nice Caloric. I would scoop that one up in a hurry!

an endless stream of highly explosive and toxic gas piped directly into your living environment? Overall, a bit dramatic and sensational, but after all, it is AUTOMATICWASHER.ORG....

Fear of natural gas. BTW, I do not know why the pilot light would go out, but if it does, one will notice the smell from the small amount of gas that the pilot uses.

My gas range has been in constant use in my home since 1937. I did have to send the oven thermostat to Texas, to be rebuilt once, about $100.00 The oven is a bit small, but one gets used to it, and learns how to deal with it. I love it, and as long as I am in this house (42 years and counting)...

I have a friend that thought my washer/dryer collection was a bit over the top. Until his sewer pipe broke under the street. It was close to two weeks before he could use his washer and dryer again, and he called me and asked if he could bring his and his partners laundry over. He was able to...

Vintage appliance parts Call Gordon at Home Appliance. They have been in business since 1966. Gordon is the son of the original owner. Talk to him, and I am sure he can help you figure out what you need, and ship the parts to you. From there you are on your own, to find a repair shop/person...

Happy Anniversary Automaticwasher.org! I joined in March of 2003. I do not visit this site as often as I used to, however still do enjoy it when I do. Thank you Robert for making this all possible! Here's to another 20 years!

I have always used 90 weight gear oil, and have never had any problems. My basement gets down to 50 degrees in the winter, no sluggishness, no problem. Machines were rebuilt over 15 years ago, and still no leaks, no problems.

Yes, I have those too! And these old Whirlpools are a work of art.... And read the comments on this old video, if you really want to "LOL"

Laundry is clean after a washing like this. The tub has room to move the laundry around for a thorough cleaning and rinsing. In solid tub Frigidaire the up and down motion simply balls the laundry up, and tumbles it tied up in a ball. Laundry simply will not get clean clean like that, and the...

KM/WP belt drives always were the best! Doug, congrats on finding this mint set of TOL belt drive Kenmore's! They really do look brand new. What a find!

They had one of these at A1 Marks used appliances a couple of years ago. Don't know if they still have it, or not. Phone 260-422-5700 Ask for Bruce. He is the one guy that really cares about the antique appliances that they have. They are located in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Happy Holiday's to Gordon and everyone else here! I too am turned off by the one or two that leave snarky comments, every single time they post. And that is exactly the reason I do not post as often as I used to.

FSP Whirlpool part, that has been obsolete for quite awhile now. I would suggest checking on eBay from time to time, or simply make one yourself. As long as the tube seals against the tub, and is the same approximate height and diameter, it should work.

Wow! What a great, and rare find! Congrats!

I use a 1948 GE combo in my kitchen, and I have a 1949 Kelvinator in the basement. I simply boil a large pan of water, (pan is heavy aluminum, which holds the heat) and place it in the freezer and shut the door. It defrosts in no time. The combo only needs a defrost twice a year, but the...