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The old '65 and back design wasn't really any smaller than what same after. Next to our Speed Queen AWN432 is a 1965 model, the stream of heat dryers are of good capacity, the older Halo-of-Heat dryers are the small ones, although some think the automatic dry cycle was more accurate

I agree Hans, I hate the under-powered power steering systems employed today, while not a Chrysler, the powered steering in my '75 Cadillac is no slouch. No pot hole--I mean road feel either!

Eddy isn't MIA, he posted within the last couple months, here is the link to his page, you could try e-mailing him.   Eddy1210: http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-PROFILE_DISPLAY.cgi?display=eddy1210

Made 2015 or later as it has the DOE specification "Normal/ECO" instead of a real normal cycle.

GE was a water hog because, like the older solid tub models, the inner tub was suspended within the outer tub rather than both being suspended together. As such, there needed to be quite a large gap between the two tubs for movement during spin which in solid tub models wouldn't have water in it...

I own one, it doesn't index.

Speed Queen always terrible, I beg to differ The 50s/60s solid tub models washed quite well, actually. Even Consumer Reports said that they washed well at the time. Maytag was the anemic one with only 180 degree arc and slower agitation, little turn over when loaded to capacity, The agitator...

The new Maytag is belt-drive, I saw a video showing the underside.

In this case, I'll keep my '65 model and newly acquired 1953 model that have no rollers to fail in the first place.

Jerome   Buying your own SQ won't cost too much either just wait a few more months for people to get rid of them cheap on CL.

To think at one time they bought all of RCA just to get NBC, everything else from record labels, to electronics, and David Sarnoff Labs, they sold off. I think that was a very big loss, part of the reason why there are no US owned(let alone manufactured) consumer electronics.

Looks like everything is getting tied to the agitator, just brilliant...   To the few lawn mower enthusiasts here, this is eerily similar to what Snapper did with their venerable rear engine riding mower in 2012, I wanted to like the new design but then heard all the bad reviews about chassis...

Aggressive rollover isn't the actual cleaning action, it is a side effect of very strong water currents at the bottom of the tub, a concept invented by Maytag with their "Gyrator" agitator versus the previous oscillating dolly types. Rollover is however needed to insure that all clothes get...

Don't chuck it just yet, you can try one more thing, if Edge was an option you must have Windows 10, while this may seem ridiculous, try Internet Explorer, despite M$'s marketing, IE is still there for corporate compatibility, just click the start button and type "internet explorer" and you will...

No problem, I did notice that on the Canadian site, but on the US site there are more FL models. I wonder why CA customers get such a limited selection versus US customers.

Pardon me, but where on the Maytag website does it say as such? I was looking for a discontinuation notice and did not find any.

The rest is very accurate, presumably he didn't have a true WEco #500 and found the cheapest #500 set in good shape he could.   AT&T owned 22 operating companies that did local phone service throughout the US, they served at least 2/3-3/4 or all US telephone subscribers. Most major cities were...

Sounds like a perfect time for used appliance dealers in neighboring states to fill a couple U-Hauls with Whirlpool direct drives at pennies on the dollar.

Ben, what year is the RCA Whirlpool in the picture?

Mr. Ortega You give me optimism for the future, at the very time I want to dig my heels further into the past due to the lost quality of modern products. I wish you luck in your endeavors, and I await the Ventura. Depending on what I see in it, it may be the only modern machine I will own.