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Also a 80's Maytag washer...175 for both or 100 each...If I had room I'd grab the dryer for sure! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/747531758960254/?ref=feed_rhc

They have this dryer confused with the hoopla around the musical

Beautiful! A Hobart Grows in Brooklyn!

Penta-Swirl Perfection!

The dryer should start by using the 'Pull to Start' knob, which engages a solenoid behind the knob. Make sure the knob pulls in and out without sticking and that the plunger(see arrow) fully engages when pulled out all the way. W sure loved to use solenoids on their laundry equipment!

Merry Christmas everyone out there! Just need 2 more parts from the wish list 1. The 'Pull to Start' dial skirt 2. A good timer, while this one works, there is so much slop in it, its hard to find the correct time or where the 'Dry' is on the dial..(any luck getting these rebuilt?) Then it...

Never saw one like this..are they any good? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2529851267055333/

Back in St Olaf, the official drink is the 'Herring Wallbanger' :)

and some whom wish they were in FLA during those lovely PGH winters!

If the GM logo is not next to the Frigidaire logo, thats not a good sign

Is your refrigerator running?... They you should go catch it!

Though they were both built practically across the street from each other in Mansfield, Ohio

With temps here in Pittsburgh in the low 20's, that would be a great weekend trip:)

Hide it in the garage until the time comes when the three-hour wash times on the 'upgrade' start getting old..

Christina and Christopher have given me my share of fits over the years, though they are good for a little extra publicity!

Beautiful Set!...first try taking the pump cover and make sure nothing is stuck inside of it..you might find some change or socks!. Next, make sure the impeller is in an 'X' shape, if it is bent, that would affect pump output. Also check that the pump itself turns freely and is not seized. If...

During the 1956 strike, Mom was working at the East Pittsburgh plant in the Power Generation Business office, since they were not on strike and were working on advance contracts for utility companies, her office boarded a PRR train in nearby Wilmerding to the East Pittsburgh station, which was...

That Post-Gazette article was really sad but true. We were a W family too.

Great article on a sad ending..the entire company should of, and could of still existed today as it once was as it's demise was completely self-inflicted. https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/westinghouse-at/article_bf3c7714-4701-11e8-a2f5-0bdef652a680.html

I was thinking of drilling a hole through the existing hole in the broken area of the bracket and using a bolt, but it would show. I tried epoxy, but it broke off...back to the lab!