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[email protected] Fuck you.

Unimatic pair Maybe you should give the 1500 for that pair to the person you stole them from.

Why is a Ford museum looking for General Motors Frigidaire? I guess Ford didn't buy Philco until 1961. But here is a 59 Philco fridge https://www.ebay.com/itm/155660903403

wrong link Thank you for finding them Laundress. https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?96509_13

Dear Past Self, these are them. https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?8744#google_vignette

I'm certain there are people who know exactly who got these.

Wow This makes me so happy, Great job Robert!

For fun I thought I'd check out the old yahoo group. Anyone remember that?

Very nice properly executed, nice work Robert.

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/atq/d/50s-maytag-washer/6599097287.html

are you sure its your type?

these

couple more things... now that I'm angry. When someone posted the Maytags in shoppers square when I'd sent the fishing line out with, thats when things really changed in my mind. A newer club member who didn't have a collection expressed interest in the items, then the member I had the...

since you sort of asked... John, I would consider it a difference in memory of events that occurred long in the past at a time when things were very unsettled for me. But at that point a beautiful 55 Frigidaire had already been gifted but prior to that a I'll hold onto it and appreciate it...

whatever the account is, I'm pretty sure its one sided.

While I appreciate your feedback, I feel I was and have always been the rightful owner.

intermittent agitation vs ex-lo I think the only question I perceive at this point is based on Bill's schematic is that my machine accomplishes ex-slo with intermittent agitation as opposed to a 3 speed motor. I'd imagine the connections and components behind the piano buttons are the same and...

Thank you Bill, I appreciate that.

Howdy folks, I received this machine back with all of the wires removed. Would anyone be able to take a color photo of their color keyed machine (this one is a 1970 Kenmore 800) so I can reconnect the wires? Of course I'm happy to go at this with a volt meter should the rest of you be the same...

I remember in the early 80s they had a top of the line model similar to that which did not have a timer knob, like a kitchenaid. I remember it didn't clean well but we would always rapid advance thru the dry portion of the cycle.