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''hose secours'' Launderess, Okay, thanks! If anything by luck comes your way, please, just let me know. Yep, I knew member named Hippie Doll was looking for some spare parts as well for a 0510. In any case these original types of hoses seem highly difficult to find nowadays. Thank you...

Hi everyone! As you may know by now, I'm from Eastern Canada. Passionate twin tub washers collector. I am searching for an old-type (NLA) drain hose that was original part of some models of the Hoover twin tub washing machine (ex: 0510/12 U.S. and some models in the U.K.) Needed to replace the...

Looking for a drain hose ... Hi! Phil, Just in case: I am looking for this dicontinued washer part (see pic) Old-type drain hose for some Hoover twin tub models (i.e.: 0510/0512 U.S.) connects to the pump at one end, the other end has vacuum-like termination Regards, uj

... And I just realized there were also Baycrest (branded name) vacuums. Didn't know that! Of Baycrest I can remember though one of their sewing machines circa 1976 Nope, I too never seen washers or dryers with their badge. Heres a rare pic of an old Baycrest canister:

Harvest Gold Baycrest fridge Paul, Heres the pic of an old Baycrest fridge. Yes these appliances were real beauties in their time - they had that sort of a seventies 'classic' look I guess just like the Hoover washer the ranges, fridges, etc., were branded names too?

Baycrest control panel (control knobs)

... What's to be found under?

Back panel free shot

Rear view

Top view this time with open spin tub section

Another top view :

Top view ...

Don't know much about the Baycrest products except that it was the in-house brand of THE BAY retail stores. Years later Baycrest was replaced by the Beaumark brand. The front badge reads 'Baycrest - Portable Washer'

Prior to repairs (ext. paint, etc.) it was in pretty good shape. I bought the unit late in the summer of 2012 for fifty bucks.

This Baycrest (Hoover) twinnie is a very basic model, simple in design. Gives excellent results, especially on getting the clothes well spun. I use the spin basket for rinsing prior to final spin. By comparison, way different in use from a 'standard' fully automatic washing machine. Using a twin...

This twin tub washer I am currently using for the small to mid-size laundry. When I do get heavier washday loads then I leave it to the big Maytag pictured here:

Here are some pictures of my own 'rebadged' twinnie Baycrest model HBT53 manufactured in the 1970's for the Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg, Man. (Canada) (pretty much similar to Hoover T-1001 model)

Wow! Greg, that is impressive as hell! Surely a great collectors piece...

Cool machine! Never seen that... A very unusual washer to say the least.

*lol*