'52 Kenmore

[gregm]

hey mike

Mike, I have no clue as to why its not working, do you have "dial-up" ? that is the only thing I can think of is that your connection could be to slow ? let me know .........

 

[gregm]

year '53

I think the washer is a 1953 whereas the first two # 's after the 110. are "53"

 

[mickeyd]

Thanks, Greg

I have Adelphia High Speed Internet Cable, and it's a whiz and I've always been lucky on this site to be able to download everything. Is there some little trick to you tube?

 

[mayken4now]

lesto, as requested before, why not post a pic of your machine dahl'in? Then it would be fair to compare years, doubts, exceptions of opinion my dear, as the court would decide, without proof of/or evidence, then the burden rest in your case. Would love to see your collection, as the Atlanta area has a WONDERFUL Frog Eye Kenmo, it resides in a part of East Point.

mayken4now

 

[brettsomers]

Kelly, if you think the colored load was overloaded, you should watch the last of Roberts Easy Automatic videos! i remember Toggleswitch also posted some vids with a truly overloaded GE.

 

[gregm]

mikeyd

Mike, I would just left click once on my link, that should work, I don't think right clicking and trying to download works with this. Again, I think you just left click once and it should bring you immediately to the video and start playing it automatically.

 

[mixfinder]

Easy ily Stuffed

You are absolutely right. I couldn't believe how much was getting stuffed into the Easy. I thought the load was big to start and then he says, "Let's see how it handles overloading." I would be afraid it would strip some gears or make it start to knock. I hate knocking agitators.
Kelly

 

[DADoES]

YouTube doesn't allow right-click and saving the file, no way to do that that I've found thus far. It temporarily spools the file to the browser cache, then the file auto-deletes when the page is closed. I've tried saving the cached file, doesn't work.

Anyway, I'm on a dial-up, and it does work, just takes long. If the playback is paused, the file will continue downloading/spooling, and will play smoothly when downloading is complete. As long as the page isn't closed, the clip can be replayed without having to be re-downloaded.

I've found that a download accelerator I have causes the clips to be cut short even though the download apparently has finished. If I disable the accelerator so the download can run at "normal" speed, it plays correctly.