D delco1946 Well-known member Platinum Member Joined Nov 24, 2022 Messages 195 Location Oregon Apr 13, 2023 #1 There’s a couple of 1950s washers and dryers in Pennsylvania if anyone’s near there. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/990144718813701/
There’s a couple of 1950s washers and dryers in Pennsylvania if anyone’s near there. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/990144718813701/
appnut Well-known member Platinum Member Joined May 20, 2001 Messages 19,669 Location TX Apr 13, 2023 #2 pics plz
swestoyz Well-known member Platinum Member Joined Sep 27, 2004 Messages 6,605 Location Cedar Falls, IA Apr 13, 2023 #3 A model 91 Speed Queen wringer, a 1958 Speed Queen dryer, and an Easy spin-drier. The SQ wringer looks quite minty!
A model 91 Speed Queen wringer, a 1958 Speed Queen dryer, and an Easy spin-drier. The SQ wringer looks quite minty!
maytag85 Well-known member Joined May 11, 2017 Messages 3,121 Location Sean A806 Apr 13, 2023 #4 Isn’t that Speed Queen dryer gas? Looks it might be since it has the small access panel for the pilot, if it has one.
Isn’t that Speed Queen dryer gas? Looks it might be since it has the small access panel for the pilot, if it has one.
swestoyz Well-known member Platinum Member Joined Sep 27, 2004 Messages 6,605 Location Cedar Falls, IA Apr 14, 2023 #5 Speed Queen dryer gas? Yep! Sure is.
maytag85 Well-known member Joined May 11, 2017 Messages 3,121 Location Sean A806 Apr 14, 2023 #6 Reply #4 Ahh. I think that Speed Queen dryer must use v-belts and pulleys for the drum drive and tensioner. Almost reminds me of the Whirlpool built dryers from that era since it has the perforated drum back.
Reply #4 Ahh. I think that Speed Queen dryer must use v-belts and pulleys for the drum drive and tensioner. Almost reminds me of the Whirlpool built dryers from that era since it has the perforated drum back.