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Indeed, and the rare little lady willing to accept delivery ..

Placed the order at Sears Parts and it came to under $40 with shipping and tax. Hell of a lot better than starting out at $58 and change then adding the rest. I'm pretty sure it's the right part. The online assistant described it as the "whole filter" and the package is 11" by 5.5". Thanks again...

Sorry .. I guess I was wrong. Here it is here. They list it as "filter-lint", but it must refer to the whole part since the filter is not removable. (There is no image provided, unfortunately ..)...

Wait .. perhaps I spoke too soon. Is this not the correct part on SearsPartsDirect.com, at the price of 53.90? Where can I find it for 29.82 and a possible 10% off...

An awesome price. I have to say I looked around the Internet for a while trying to come up with a fix for this problem. You guys put all others in the obscure world of washer/dryer related sites to shame. Like comparing a Formula One car to a Model T.

I couldn't find an exact match for that model number on the part site I referenced. Is this the correct part? (And is $58 and change about the best deal I'm going to find?) http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Upper-Agitator/63840/671062

Amazing .. talk about a guy who knows his stuff. Thank you.

Meant to write "masking tape" on the above.

I've inspected the inside of the barrel and there are no loose parts or places where the plastic has broken. The only two plastic tabs are those shown on the lower part of the agitator in the photo, to either side of the nut. There are two of them and they can be pulled outward (carefully) but...

I've seen a posting from a few years back touching on this issue, but not quite addressing my situation. It seems like a simple fix. I have a GE Spacemaker 2420D3 TT style washer-dryer combo. The upper part of the agitator or agitator barrel housing the filter comes loose during the wash cycle...