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The new VMW washers are cheaper to produce.  There are less parts to stamp vs the direct drive washer platform.  In one of our service schools, we were told the old DD tooling at the factories was wore out.  The tranny tooling was shot, etc.  Instead of just reinvesting in the DD lines, they...

To the OP, there are two different lines of Bravos washers on the market.   The Bravos models that start with mvw<span style="font-size: medium;">X</span> are based off the world washer and current agitator model mvwc200xw.  Models that start with mvw<span style="font-size: large;">B </span>are...

If Amish can use gasoline to run a washer, why not a car Because you cannot drive the washer away from the farm.  That is also why tractors and wagons have steel wheels.  It keeps them close to the farm & family.   I remember back when I was a youngster, we were on some amish farms that used...

We bought a new Ford Transit Connect back in February.  At this point we have about 21000 miles on it already.  So far it has been abosultely trouble free.  The brakes are a little noisey up front, but I have read similar stories from other owners.  When I can pry the keys out of  my dad's hands...

Excellent collection, Rich/Chuck.  I just watched a Remington go for $15 at a local auction last week.  IT STILL HAD IT'S ORIGINAL WOODEN CRATE (it looked like a Remington Ammo box).  That seemed like a good deal but I was there for other things.  I have an early typewriter upstairs that I...

I like my HP desktop that I use here at the shop.  It's probably the best one I've owned.  It's quick, reliable, and does everyhting I ask of it.  It's on 24/7 and never gets shut off.  It replaced a 7 year old gateway desktop that also was reliable but liked to eat display boards.    We've...

Rarely do we replace Amana BM defrost heaters.  We do see A LOT of defrost therms go bad and also the evap fans do go out.  If the door was open a lot, it may have frozen up the vent to the refrig.  A good defrosting should help that. 

Hot yellow water?  Are you looking in the right place?         I couldn't resist.  The heat is a beating me up today.

I love my Gemini.  It's an earlier model than what is pictured, but basically the same thing.  I find I use the upper oven 90% of the time.   It heats up quickly and I can fit  in what I need most of the time.  The bottom oven tends to be for storing my pots & pans. 

<span style="background-color: #ffffff;">I'm a packrat, but that stove isn't worth much.  Impossible to sell.  It would be worth about $15-20 scrap & that's what I'd do if it were a pickup on a</span> new/used stove delivery.

Again, THANKS!

Thanks to all of you folks for all the great compliments.  Mickeyd, I can't wait to get them on the brick walls.  We have some other signs on the walls already and they look great against the brick.   Robert,  my bro. & I have been into neon & lighted advertising for a while.  You just can't...

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Another quick group shot.

Quick group shot.

Here is a Maytag neon from the 1940's or so era and the other 2 Easy neon's we bought.

Early 1940's-era Electric appliances green flourescent lit sign.

Automagic flourescent lit sign.  It glows a neat warm green that is really hard to tell in photos, but is cool in person.

Awesome Apex neon clock.

One of 3 Easy neon signs we scored.