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I did save a few things for myself.

Side Salads at McD, BK, Wendys One of the casualties of the pandemic in 2020 was the option to get a side salad instead of fries at McDonalds, Burger King, and Wendys. Side salads still have not returned; only salads are the full-size ones. So, it's either take the fries, or go without. So...

1 Available I sold one, and the shipping was not as outrageous as I had feared--about $28 to ship 600+ miles. Unused stainless top, with protective tape still stuck on.

Bench Seats Our 2005 Buick LeSabre has bench seats. Probably the last model to have them. ‘05 was the last LeSabre.

I have 2 stainless steel tops for Blackstone model 350 that I am offering to anyone who wants to replace their white metal top, cheap. One of them also has the rubber splash guard attached. Problem is the shipping cost. Two years ago, I looked into prices. Of course, the actual price depends on...

Last I heard, the IRS was short of workers. Now they will have to spy on every $600 private sale? Will it be for every $600 sale, or total of >$600 for the year?

I had the same model of washer, purchased in 1991. Junked it last year, mainly because replacement motor cost $300. When tearing it apart for scrap, there was a significant amount of corrosion, although I had no leaks. If the washer works, it is a good machine. Minor repairs OK, but not worth...

How about this one? Not entirely sure that it is from a dishwasher, but I can't imagine where else it could be used. 24" wide; 23.5" high, including 15/16" lip at bottom; 1" deep; embossment is 3/8" from the edge; two holes in top edge, 21-9/16" center-to-center; 6 lbs. nonmagnetic stainless.

I suspect that this panel is from an old Kitchen Aid dishwasher, but I am not sure. I used the word "vintage" to catch your attention. Could it be from the 1960s? Too lazy to research this part. Specs: 26" wide; 9.5" high (7.5" plus 2"); 25.25" center-to-center holes; 7/8" depth and 3/4" depth...

No doubt the shipping costs to Mass. would be prohibitive!

Another Fred, from Springfield, who has to clean out an appliance business?? Been there, done that. Brings back memories. In what state is your Springfield? Fred Springfield, Mass. www.acme-electronic.com

Happy Anniversary! I've been a member for over 15 years, and enjoyed interacting with and meeting members from around the country and the world. One of my favorite sites in the entire internet-world. Hey, I recognize that image above Vintage Sales Literature! The ever-popular Blackstone 350.

Here is parts breakdown for the pump. You should be able to disassemble. If you need another pump, I have a different model wringer with the same pump that I could part out. Send me an email. I also have all the parts diagrams that I could scan in for you. Fred Gosiewski Springfield Mass...

Apparently, Friedrich does not offer the lowest-capacity unit that I purchased in 2013. Mine is rated at 2.2 amps; the two models currently offered use 5 and 8 amps.

Friedrich Always a quality product. I've been using a Friedrich dehumidifier for a few years. I got the smallest one, which uses the least amount of electricity, since I don't have a great need for dehumidification. I can just leave it running, and draining into the sink. Check their website.

The Petticoat, which fit on top of the Blackstone 350 agitator, to create a gentle wash.

Gas lighting fixtures This might be unique to northern U.S., but my house used natural gas fixtures for lighting (prior to the introduction of electricity). The house was built around 1890. I have left the old gas piping in the ceilings and walls, along with the gas light fixture that was used...

Worth? Above post is correct; it's only worth what you are willing to pay for it. Especially for an item that is not commonly available. That being said, if you do purchase the Blackstone, and if you need sales or service information about it, just ask. My family had TV/appliance store in...

Quality Transmission Having just disassembled 2 of these transmissions, I can say that there is quality built into them. After 30 years of use, the gears and shafts inside look like they are brand-new. No signs of wear at all. The oil was discolored, but that's it. Collected a good amount of...

I just disassembled my 30-year-old Amana LW3303 washer, which was in need of a new motor. Last year, I bought a new Speed Queen, in part because a new motor for the Amana was not readily available, and, if it were, the price was $300. Anyway, has anyone ever taken apart one of the well-built...