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Probably the rarest GE Filter Flo ever! certainly one of the coolest. complete with stainless steel accents and a solid back.

I thought these were made by Samsung?

Saw these on my local craigslist. Not bad looking for $175. Not sure of the vintage, possibly 70's or 80's? Would this washer have a stainless interior? Great eye candy for sure.

Better eat your Wheaties before you go get them, as they appear to be in a basement. "My wife can no longer do the stairs so we no longer need the set" -Alex

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Has anyone seen this? It's located in Babylon, New York. Starting bid is $62 on ebay. </b> CLICK HERE TO GO TO tecnopolis's LINK on eBay

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GE has figured out it is easier to just re badge a rudimentary household appliance design from another manufacturer and divert it's engineering resources to those more profitable areas of the medical and aerospace industries. Too bad.

I had to do the reverse when I used to hook my Haier combo up to the sink. The water temps were timer controlled and with only one hose coming from the faucet I had to split the cold water to feed both inlet valves. this is a little more complicated, but the idea is to provide a temperature...

Didn't say it was the exact model, just resembled LG products. Just for the record, it's not typical to find a US domestic front loader to have a trap door on the front at all.

Solution: All you have to do is shut the valve to the added hot water lead to restore the separation. Nothing truly good comes without working for it.

Speed Queen~!

My point was to show this restriction could be overcome with simple off-the-shelf parts. Of course the user can mix and match components to suit their own preference and budget. I like Porsches, some might choose Corvette.

Those smack of rebadged "LG" products. GE hasn't made a quality laundry product since the 70's. LG washer shown for reference.

drilling out is fine if your looking for a quicker fill. but some are looking for a totally "true" hot wash or warm rinse that today's machines prevent. This is a walk around to that. The hoses are straight rubber. but you could create your own using stainless steel hoses and another y-splitter...

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