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First of all forgive any incorrect terminology, I'm still new to my washer so I'll be using terms that describe what I see or their function. Yesterday I was wringing out a load using my Maytag N2L and the roller head released. Yes, I was overloading it but was just about to stop and release...

I suspect the part broke because I urged my wife and teen to use the machine just this summer. It could also just be fatigue on a part that's 70ish years old. Running the clothes dryer during the heat is not fun when you don't have central air. Working outside using the wringer with a tub of...

Woo hoo! Searching for the part number yielded few results and none for purchase. Now I know what the thing is called as well. Thanks a ton for that link. Now I can take the broken one and see if a weld holds.

Finally got pics taken. Doesn't look like fun to fabricate without a lathe but I'm sure it could be done if I can't find a replacement.

There's a resurgence of interest in the old wringers in my area(PNW) and the cheapest one in serviceable condition is $100. I can buy a piece of steel and hit it with the drill press and files for $2 and my time before I'd pay that. Wringer washers and treadle sewing machines are incredibly...

Hello all, My tried and true N2LS finally failed on me today. I delved into the issue and found that part #Maytag k-1436 has broken preventing the wringer head from working. A search out in internet land hasn't yielded a replacement for sale. I'd attempt to weld the piece but even though the...