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I know they're gold but I'm green with envy... Beautiful

Saw this today on FB. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1637736399635885

Oh man, those metal cabinets..... I just can't get the wife to see the beauty of them

If you like Indian food as much as we do you'll love it even more cooking it in the Indian pot as we call it. Tons of recipes on the internet as previously mentioned. We started with a 6qt and now have an 8qt to boot.

Road trip, might as well stay for the super bowl too.......Then I woke up.

I just converted my gas pilot light hoh to electronic ignition and use it as a daily driver with no problems. We're a family of four with 2 being teenagers so we always have laundry. I use it with a A608 washer and no problems whatsoever so far. The dryer is pretty spot on for drying time too...

I just got ahold of the guy on letgo, he still has this and said he'll be available this weekend for pick up.

Absolutely

Sometimes you just need a road trip though.

Local is good for sure, 75 miles for me, a good day trip with the family, get me the heck away from Springfield for the day.

Original parts are always better than aftermarket in my opinion, thanks for the links.

I'm going to be doing a overhaul on this washer as it's really starting to groan. Is there any place in particular that I should be getting parts from or does it not really matter. I mean that like Repair clinic, appliance parts pro, etc, Ebay (any particular sellers) pretty much all carry the...

High temp felt I am thinking about using this high temp nomex felt when I go through this in the spring. I'll get one 3" wide piece and one 1" wide piece of the proper length. https://www.mcmaster.com/#8796k54/=1anoxqf

Thanks John, will do. The front felt on this one is intact just a few of the staples have given it up although I would love to have a spare front felt either that or I'll look more into msc and there hi-temp nomex type felt along with some appropriate thread. I should be able to fabricate the...

It should, when I had it apart I checked the bearing play on everything and gave it a good oiling. I'll have to go through the wiring and such due to the pilot light damage but with the second parts machine I should be fine. As I said earlier I will strip it down come spring and give her a fresh...

A608 I have the really nice A608 sitting right next to the 606 now but when I run that she really is groaning so now I know what my next project will be. I got the matching A606 avocado washer with the first DG606, I guess I'll put that into service while I go through the A608. The journey...

I sure am glad I got rid of that pilot though, now I can strip the rest of that first 606, save all the bits and pieces, get rid of the carcass and work on cleaning up the electrical parts and such and I should be all set....... Until I find a DG806 😁

I believe that it does now. I haven't run a load through it yet. I used the duct and switch from the other 606 and it seems to have done the trick. With no clothes on regular it runs for approximately 10 minutes, cycles a couple of times, then the bell rings and runs in cool down mode then...

Here's a couple of pics of how I mounted it. I cut the bracket that holds the ignitor off the 107 and spot welded it to the top of the original 606 nozzle. Works perfect.

Figured it out, the ignitor/glow plug wasn't close enough to the thermal sensor. I repositioned it and all is good. There isn't enough room on the very front to mount the sensor so I had to mount it where you see it now. Pics to follow.