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G E DISHWASHER age... Very likely 1965 , just before they changed the design...it might be a year earlier, cause there's no plastic flatware shield at the base of the inner door...I'd snap it up just cause it's a historical piece in such good shape !

I remember our laundromat overwhelmed with suds practically every time it was used, during the last year we lived in that house. The Maid believed as my mom did that more suds meant better cleaning. Watching it attempt a normal spin speed I'd see the foaming slurry drool and spit from between...

This is more .... .... thick an permanent

...thick and permanent...

...thick and permanent...

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Most of the late morning, to late afternoon...I hang about everything on the line...

Check to make sure the sheaves ( pulley ) are not splitting apart-

Three belt machines... ..with the slant front tub were actually introduced in 1953-54 BOL models, one very rare I'd like to find, the LS7...the three belts were sort of off an on production...up to the L100 models...

This dryer... ...was our first , and I remember being told it was a "used" machine, when it appeared across from mom's Westinghouse Laundromat, after I started first grade, fall of 62. I clearly remember the plastic control dial, which slipped off easily, and had only the red pointer. It had a...

This dryer... ...was our first , and I remember being told it was a "used" machine, when it appeared across from mom's Westinghouse Laundromat, after I started first grade, fall of 62. I clearly remember the plastic control dial, which slipped off easily, and had only the red pointer. It had a...

Style change... Did they change the control panel in 61 also?

...dryer? What year was this one manufactured? It's identical to the first one we had..

I'm so sad for your loss... It's not a video, but here's a couple pics of one ...I have six laundromat washers, an all of em need door boots... This particular machine is one I brought back from Aberdeen, S.D. I videoed that trip , and it can be found on this site too ( I found another portion...

Stored in our barn for a long while

1968 Ma bought one of these under the Duracrest label, from Woodward and Lothrop, when she moved from an apartment back to a house in Bethesda. Quite a change from the Westinghouse laundromat we had until we left our home in Potomac, MD. (1966) The Duracrest never seemed to spin without...

Parts... I have two of these, along with a box of parts stripped from another one, which you are very welcome to have for free. I need the room in my garage...and I have two extra pumps ...

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Yea that's the air gap, and yea, it burbled out onto the counter now n then...never understood why it wasn't located closer to, or behind the sink...the disposer switch is to her left, with two outlets, it's sorta crooked too lol. The house was purchased in late summer of 61, and the interior...