Beautiful, Justin. Love that agitator cap. There are a few here that have worked on those pumps so be sure to reach out for info when you get into it, they can be a bit challenging from what I've heard.
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Justin that
Machine looks pristine !!!
Does it list any patents on the machine Justin ?????
As it turned out it was GE that designed that Beam style system .
Greg how different is the pump from Easy/ Speed Queen?
Machine looks pristine !!!
Does it list any patents on the machine Justin ?????
As it turned out it was GE that designed that Beam style system .
Greg how different is the pump from Easy/ Speed Queen?
ovrphil
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Check the history - it might be the same one used in the commercial. Ok, reaching on that one. I hope resources come to your aid to repair or replace the pump.
Is it a 1954 or later model? It has the chrome knobs, versus what the commercial showed, that's why the question popped up.
Is it a 1954 or later model? It has the chrome knobs, versus what the commercial showed, that's why the question popped up.
The water inlet valve has a date of May 1953 stamped on it.
Wow, that's a great find! Been a long time since I saw one with a chrome agitator cap.
Those did a great job of cleaning.
Those did a great job of cleaning.
ovrphil
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1953!
Chrome knobs and agitator cap - a top of the line model. ?
Chrome knobs and agitator cap - a top of the line model. ?
lotsosudz
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Love those old machines
What was the spin speeds for the Hotpoints? Was it the same as the old GE"s. if so, what was the RPM?
What was the spin speeds for the Hotpoints? Was it the same as the old GE"s. if so, what was the RPM?
Good heavens, how'd I miss this? What a stellar find Justin - congratulations!! It's a very cool looking machine, indeed!
It's been a while but I started working on this. The drain hose is shot. Here's a picture of it. It was 3 separate pieces that I taped it together to show what shape it is.
