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something like this? It is in good working order I know the person who it belong's to. It is currently on gumtree asking R350 neg.

But wait! That's not all... no number on my screen, who do I call now?

Incl. free delivery what a bargain What a steal!

Well done! You remind me so much of myself when I was your age. When it was me, myself and I who would never have guessed there were people out there who were just as crazy over a Hoovermatic as I was. May your new washing machine provide you with many more years of good service.

Gumtree Was recently one advertised for R250 on the above mentioned site. Cape Town.

Virginia? South Africa

clip final spin. there was sound when I replayed it on my phone but now its gone??

2 hrs That poor Hoover has to churn that thick pulp for two hours!!

Darren The thermostat is located within the machine just under the drum. It looks like a plastic bottle top and there are makings from 0-40-50-60-70-80 on it. It is currently set on 50 degrees. It is not meant for a 'user option' thus the reason why it being inside the machine and not easily...

Using your Hoovermatic

re grease the clutch? how? where? and with what type of grease?

Thank you 3beltwesty I love your machine. The story that comes with it (previous thread) is also interesting to read. You truly saved this machine well done! freshlinen why don't you come and see for yourself?? John and all who helped me understand what effect various water levels would have...

note the dispensers flaps (above) are broken by the hinges (minor)

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It has a heating element just as any oh well here goes....

photos A.S.A.P My phone camera really doesn't do this machine any justice. Have since asked a friend to borrow me a good camera so that I can post pics galore. Expecting him any time now. Would never leave you guy's hanging for pics just for the sake of it.   Details/info as follows:  <span...

It appears to me That the drum tumbles better with the minimal amount of water. Wouldn't it be less stressful on the machine if one always set it on low water levels?