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This one looks like 240...most GE combos are.

Hi Robert, Yes, this is my second video attempt with Premiere Elements 3.0...it's definitely starting to grow on me. It was much easier this time around, and I didn't even need the manual! Mike, the second to the last clip was of the Bradford twin-tub washing. Very fun machine.

I find it interesting that this machine has an 8-minute maximum wash time vs. 10 minutes on mine. I wonder if it has the combination snapping/silent timer escapement as well?

Definitely worth saving...if for nothing other than the washing action and capacity!

Hi Gary, What browser are you currently using; I'm assuming IE 7.0? Have you changed any settings recently? Usually clearing the history, cookies, and temporary files resets all purple links to blue, but I've never heard of this. Of course I'm using Firefox which is much better (and more...

It looks bojack to me. But they used Allen's testimonial in the ad, WTF!??!?!

I believe it is accessed from the top, by pulling the inner tub, hence the need for the spanner wrench. Remove the agitator and you will see the tub nut underneath.

Reggie, awesome Miele with that transparent design! Was this the one you bought from Derreck? I wish more canisters had a provision for "parking" the nozzle on the back. Would make it a lot more convenient when the doorbell or phone rings...

Now wait a minute... That's not the LK Combo is it? I detect shades of almond...

Yes, and I have to wonder if this is their first Kenmore pair? If it is, what a pair to start with! Good luck!

Oh reveal already! Especially since I really can't tell what that is...must be something nice though! Is it another GE top-loader?

Agitating (and spinning) away to some classic Jefferson Airplane from 1966...here you go! <object width=425 height=350><param name=movie value=></param><param name=wmode value=transparent></param><embed src= type=application/x-shockwave-flash wmode=transparent width=425 height=350></embed></object>

Great collection, especially that '61 Highlander. Thanks for posting!

I agree with what Tom said in his first post. For some reason, I have a feeling that it's a machine-related issue and not related to the water or detergent, especially considering that both machines are around the same age. Are you sure the spray arms are turning and delivering adequate pressure?

In my personal opinion, they're worth what you listed them for (perhaps a bit less), but I find it odd that they're not getting any bids. Someone's who lives in or near the Northeast is bound to want and have room for a never-used 60's Kenmore set...

Fantastic that the turquoise Lady is back in service again! When I was there, I did see that it was in excellent mechanical condition so I knew you'd have it washing in no time. I love that huge lamp on the console...I bet it's one hell of a nightlight! Beautiful, just beautiful!

Well, congratulations and good luck to whomever won...I'm looking forward to the reveal! :) Hopefully it won't take too much work to go into service after 43 years of sitting up.

Here's my circa-1961 GE that I was using regularly (as a washer only; the drying performance is so-so in my opinion) up until a couple of weeks ago, right after I finished replacing the pump. Due to a small leak in the water valve I was unaware of, the motor shorted out and will need to be...

HOTPOINT!?!?! I wonder if it's really a GE...

The bug has officially bitten ...and I knew it would sooner or later :) Congratulations! Nice Model 700, it will look beautiful in no time!