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What a find... Leon these bring back such memories. The Simpson dryer truly reserved for the wealthy. The Frigidaire semi automatic belonged to a neighbor (Pat) who was locked out of the house because the machine on spin danced over the laundry door whilst she was hanging the first load of...

I remember this machine... sold at H.G. Palmer stores. It may have been under license from APEX USA but it did have a gearbox and agitator. The bowl was light green/cream fibreglass, you could see the fibres and as the years went by and the phosphates did their thing the resin wore down and the...

So here is how it goes in Palm Springs...and no doubt the re As you come into town you stop at the visitors center, there you open a trust account and deposit half of your colateral. You then continue to town and find a possible venue (generally an already defunct restaurant space)you submit...

OMG Is this for real.....

Trailer Trash Could not tell who was squawking the most, her or the parakeet with dirty water. Time to have some new supports installed before the trailer gets completely knocked of its foundation. I love front loaders.[this post was last edited: 3/6/2011-15:14]

Mixfinder, Mixfinder......where are you? Have not seen you post for a while. I know you have a wealth of information about this mix master, maybe one in your collection. Your posts are always so informative and enlighting. Miss them much.

MARTINI GLASSES But will it wash MARTINI glasses ??...so far so good,,,,no streeks

DISHWASHER CRUD Last week our beloved BOSCH blu a circuit control board, which put a stop to washing dishes....I hate washing dishing by hand so my partner Earl went down to a local thrift shop and purchased a $50 used GE.( which now is hooked up out on the patio to cold water only) Before we...

Simpson/FisherPaykel Sorry my friend, piece of junk. Goodness knows how it ended up over there. Full of plastic, the agitator is a dead give away for F/P. For several years Simpson, Hoover and Westinghouse put their own name on these F/P machines. Some made in Aus and some in NZ. You can see...

Last week my 5 yr old Bosch dishwasher wouldn't drain. I cleaned all the filters and traps still no drain, then my partner Earl dismantaled the anti syphon valve ( the thing that mounts on the sink) and found a small chicken bone lodged in the valve, which blocked the hose, not allowing the...

Long Beach wash-in??????? Any photo's, comments.....attendee's? maybe I'm looking in the wrong category

Long Beach wash-in??????? Any photo's, comments.....attendee's? maybe I'm looking in the wrong category

Mixfinder....Where are you? Please, we need your help.......a smoking mixer.

Stupidity Here in California the Edison company arrives and will remove any tree, branch or palm fron that poses such a liability to the delivery of power to it's consumers. Late model automobiles, boat and houses, price to remove tree "outrageous". Does not make sense. I certainly do not want...

Tree Why don't you spend a few bucks and have the tree removed since it is half dead and then you will not have to live in fear of it falling or the hassle of the insurance claim to replace everything it destroys?

Ripleys believe it or not.... I thought the show was cancelled?

More pics, more pics Mayfan69, glad you have a contact, how many and what other brands does he have or you have that can tantilize my senses....I vaguely remember the Astor with the fiberglass solid tub. Astor another brand that has long departed, bad service record also. Are any of the Stampco...

Back in time Mayfan69 thanks for the share. I remember seeing this machine with both the Stampco and Turner name. Both machines had a bad reputation for service repairs. Every year Stampco had a booth at the Royal Melbourne Show as did the other washing machine manufacturer's. Working models...

Stampco Mayfan69, Could you please post a front on and money shot of your Stampco fluid drive? Do you have any history on the rise and fall of Stampco? I know the wringer washers sure looked evil....

Frigidaire semi-automatic This POD is from Australia. Every washing machine maker back then produced a semi-automatic washer as the bottom end of the line-up. There was generally a selector switch for either agitate/pulsate and spin. The second dial was a timer for the period of time you want...