1956 Ruby Dial Easy goes back into service
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Thank you Michael
Michael for that comment, and Scott too!
Michael for that comment, and Scott too!
mrb627
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Ruby Envy!
Green with Ruby Envy here. Never seen one of these machines before. Something new everyday...
Malcolm
Green with Ruby Envy here. Never seen one of these machines before. Something new everyday...
Malcolm
That spin down
at the end, really shows off how well all the parts are lubed!
Guy
at the end, really shows off how well all the parts are lubed!
Guy
toploader55
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Beautiful Machine Jon
Love how you edit your Videos.
Eddie
Love how you edit your Videos.
Eddie
Nice machine and restoration job-love the "Slurp-slush" agitate action-and the get right with it spin drain.Easy machines are indeed very cool!
Very nice Jon, very nice!!
Spiralator Licious
Can't wait to see that new and improved Easy!!! That machine as I remember runs so beautifully and now it is all restored!! Yay.
Can't wait to see that new and improved Easy!!! That machine as I remember runs so beautifully and now it is all restored!! Yay.
A DUh!
Its the clothes guard so socks don't go over the top of the tub and jam the pump.
Its the clothes guard so socks don't go over the top of the tub and jam the pump.
mickeyd
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Actuellement,
Celui-la n'est pas un pissoir (regarding the pee stream up the thread).
It is exactly like the stream from the fill faucet on the Spindrier. Maybe Cecil B. will show us a shot of the Easy Spin filling and edit the streams side by each.
Jon, was this, 1956, the first year for the Easy Automatic?
Celui-la n'est pas un pissoir (regarding the pee stream up the thread).
It is exactly like the stream from the fill faucet on the Spindrier. Maybe Cecil B. will show us a shot of the Easy Spin filling and edit the streams side by each.
Jon, was this, 1956, the first year for the Easy Automatic?
Wow, Jon, that is just beautiful! Congratulations on a job well done and saving this wonderful machine!
THank you Paul
No Mikey I don't think this was the first year, I think '54 was but it was the same machine. Anybody shed any light on when Easy put their first automatic washer on the market?
No Mikey I don't think this was the first year, I think '54 was but it was the same machine. Anybody shed any light on when Easy put their first automatic washer on the market?
The earlier model had a toggle switch for hot/warm temps, but I think the cycle layout was the same.
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And is that pee-stream fill for real? It keeps up with the timer?
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Kinda like the massive paddles on the Norge, there is no escaping the Spiralator in that tub!
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And is that pee-stream fill for real? It keeps up with the timer?
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Kinda like the massive paddles on the Norge, there is no escaping the Spiralator in that tub!
Yes Peter
the pee stream is for real, it is a copper hose bent to a drip pan and it is aimed right at the Spiralator. There was no sign of any attachment that might have fallen off in history so I am thinking it was designed just like the Spin Drier like Mikey pointed out.
And even the lime scale build up on the drip pan was in the shape just where the water flows today.
So I am gonna stick my neck out and say the pee stream is factory.
the pee stream is for real, it is a copper hose bent to a drip pan and it is aimed right at the Spiralator. There was no sign of any attachment that might have fallen off in history so I am thinking it was designed just like the Spin Drier like Mikey pointed out.
And even the lime scale build up on the drip pan was in the shape just where the water flows today.
So I am gonna stick my neck out and say the pee stream is factory.
hilovane
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As I remember, Gibson (which at that time, made refrigerators. freezers, A/C's, dishwashers & ranges) was also acquired by the Hupp Corporation, only to be acquired by WCI, which eliminated the "Easy" brand name, and went with "Gibson" for laundry appliances..
