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Uh oh..... The part I bought from phil doesn't exactly fit. I don't know where to go from here. It fits on the washer itself, but not inside the agitator....

Woohoo!!! I got it off. Lot's of WD-40, elbow grease, a bit of prying, and a gear puller. Also some prayer, encouragement from cheering sons... haha Anyway it's off now, I have a nice grooved shaft. So do I just need the rubber "spline" insert for my agitator now and a lent catcher/guard?

Okay, I may have a problem here. On the first photo I posted, it looks as though somebody may have slipped some kind of circular cog over the grooved shaft! It is smooth and round! Ugg... I have no idea how to get the metal outer housing off. Is this common or does anybody know what this...

Thanks so much for this! Yes that is strange that my shaft does not have grooves in it. We have not had it for long though and I don't know the history much. I many need to take a very close look at it and see if people got glues or resins in the grooves. Thanks again!

I think these are the photos needed. But I'll share more photos as I try to restore it later. I really have no idea where to buy parts for something like this. I've looked around but got kind of confused. Thanks again folks!

Here is a photo of the UNDERSIDE of the agitator. At first I used a slightly weak glue on it (not jbweld) before I found this forum. (That's what you see on the gray looking flake thing on this inside of the rubber. The rubber part is like a slotted rubber (spline??) looking thing that fits...

Thak you Okay thank you for the message. I don't really see a rubber washer at all. I see some kind of slotted rubber thing IN the agitator shaft. The shaft coming from the gearbox UP through the washer tub area is just metal spinning back and forth. I'm having trouble attaching...

Hi, I am new to the forum. Recently we purchased a Maytag N2L washer from an individual. It has worked fine until we came across a problem. The agitator part (with a full load of laundry) suddenly started making a "rubber squeak sound" with the shaft that connects to it. (Sound like wet shoes...