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its amazing how you just came up with all of this on your own, as if no one on this site helped you or advised you on anything about the motor at all, taking it apart, removing the key, inspecting the windings, determining if there was bearing failure, encouraging you to take it to a motor...

Is this machine one of Alliance's new products?

So the video is 1989, I am guessing that is the year it was made.

BUILD YOUR OWN SOAP BOX-ON-A-STICK KIT #2310, HURRY SUPPLIES i think having read all of these posts here that there is a solution to some members being opposed to political discussions on this site and I will email Mr. Webmaster about that and see what he thinks. I expressed opinions in here...

can you email me a photo of the original pump or point me to a diagram of one? I have an idea. miss that machine...nothing i have ever owned cleaned as well as that...you can't beat an extra strong detergent solution for cleaning which is what you can get when you dont have the threat of...

Easter Egg Lavender Eyes. Coal smoke ripples across the white clouds, streaking behind as you run toward the sunset. We can hardly wait to catch up to you again. It may be that the only thing in the world that matters is compassion.

Seems like Kitchen Aid made a fridge/sink/cooktop/dw combo type thing. just a faint memory. someone here will know. I remember the ads in Life Magazine I think.

Wow...that's gonna be fun to drive. Custom wash-it-all! Does anyone ever remember a commercial machine that was called a Duplex? I saw one in KC in the early 80's, it was a frontload machine with only two baffles in it, nice reddish-coppertone color to it as well. Never have been able to find...

ah yes... pressurized airflow, HUGE rear drum fan blade, and air that flows out of the baffles which was actually a great idea except stuff used to fall down in the grating. And other problems like lint lint and more lint all over the place. yet fun...mine had the stuck switch too...so what i...

i think i hit the wrong thing and erased my posting. sorry if this is a repeat. we had one of these when i was 5 years old. neat things. this one seems pricey though. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270490657494&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Yikes...sounds like I better make a call and secure those transmissions. I've never 'been under the hood' of a Duomatic or domestic Bendix other than the little one I have, only the coin-op versions. Man, this site is a blast...should have been in here a along time ago. Must take pictures soon...

That would be one heck of a video...a Wascomat flying through a wall...a little bit depressing of course but still. Thanks everyone for the input...when I find a beat up machine to do the experiment I will of course document it with a camera.

think i figured it out via jetcone's video on youtube sounds the same. just dont know if the case is the same so that it will bolt up on any 3-speed machine. and wonder if they would work on my A47...because the pump seal failed and destroyed the motor shaft on it, which i found out when trying...

oops...lol Dang...there was a member from kansas in this thread....sorry man, didnt mean anything personal, I have family in KC...oh well, you know what i mean anyway. Besides, this is all supposed to be about Beer, Bendixes and Blackstones anyway, hahaha.

i thought so... That had occured to me. I might still try it anyway, just as an excuse to drink beer and play with another machine. Thanks for your input though! You know, I just realized that I have never had an Italian beer. Wine yes of course, but never a beer.

Hi folks. As most of you know, the very early Bendix front load units had a 2-speed transmission in them, wash and extract/spin. I have had/used/repaired the "Double Load" commercial big brothers to those little machines which had the 3-speed tranny, providing a higher final spin speed. My...

Awesome, thanks qsd-dan! Yes, I do have one. It is currently on loan to my niece in Kansas City until she can find a gas dryer to replace it. I will have to check the model...i had two, one of them had the start switch and the other you only had to turn the dial to start.

I hate having to baby a machine. In 1990 I serviced a great albeit overly complicated industrial frontloader by Milnor...you could either use it as an automatic or completely manual, all by toggle switches...coolness! CONTROL,COMPLETE CONTROL! Bendix offered a machine like that as seen in the...

hydrosweep? what's that? Did you really put a K A spray arm in a pond, lol? I've thought of doing that since like 8 years old, lol. Cinncy...remember watching the Delta Queen steam past while we were walking around River Front Stadium in the early 70's...sigh...they retired her last year. email...

i dont remember what an a-50 is, do you mean the little side spinner machine? If so I have a white dryer that matches it.