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Has anyone here done this? I’m looking at adding an inline drain pump to one of my wringer washers and I’m wondering what the best way to do it is. I’ve seen people mention wiring one in and having a switch but I haven’t been able to locate specifics. So far I’ve seen in-line aquarium pumps and...

Long story short, I’ve been having a bit of a rough few days and after another washer I was looking at didn’t pan out I found this fella. I messaged the seller and he said everything works as it should and that it was made in the 30s-40s (which seems a bit of an early estimate to me). He says...

Do I dare? I've noticed an Easy Spindrier at an antique store near me. I got a chance to take a peek but not to test it out yet. Cord appears intact, both lids are present, tub inside is clean, spin side looks pretty good and outside paint is fairly intact. Unfortunately I didn't get the...

Hello all, I have a Maytag 32 that I purchased a few years ago and I would like to refurbish it as a "daily driver." As our laundry room is currently gutted and I find myself in my kitchen doing the weeks wash in my "gray ghost" I have run into a couple of dilemmas. The machine works well...

So after figuring out that the issue with my MT E2L isn't the motor (at least I have an extra motor now I guess) I popped out to do some thrift shopping to cheer myself up and boy did I ever! I found a new machine that I couldn't resist bringing home. I think it's a model 30 but I'm unsure of...

Well actually there's several problems but only one that I'm immediately concerned with. So we finished assembling the old girl last night and just when I think we're good to go we fired her up and the agitator doesn't have any "power" to speak of. Everything is properly assembled, the motor...

What would be a fair price for a gray ghost that is operational but needs cleaned up and some paint? Cosmetic condition would be similar to this:

So I've loved the idea of wringer washers forever. They were all my grandma ever used and I just think they're so neat. While browsing around at one of my favorite thrift stores a couple days ago I came across what I believe is a Maytag E2L circa 1939-1941 for $35 and I just couldn't pass it up...