Something followed me home this past weekend. Care to take a guess?
A hint - it's not a Maytag.
A hint - it's not a Maytag.
Another one follows me home...
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I'm guessing Frigidaire (that dryer to the right was my clue... LOL)
redcarpetdrew
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A hint - it's not a Maytag.
Well, if that's the case, it can't possibly be anything good...
(Ducks and runs!) ;^)
RCD
Well, if that's the case, it can't possibly be anything good...
(Ducks and runs!) ;^)
RCD
no, I've exceeded my fun & games quotient for today.
perc-o-prince
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Something followed me home this past weekend
Looks more like it was bound, gagged, and dragged! Oh my, is it getting warm in here?? LOL
Chuck
Looks more like it was bound, gagged, and dragged! Oh my, is it getting warm in here?? LOL
Chuck
Early Frigidaire.
Do I have to spell it out?
It's something with a motor and swishes.
Nice plastic wrapping with straps and it can be wheeled to any room of the house..... Bondage games begins a 10PM LOL
Hold out your detergent cups and ask, "Can I have more please!?"
It's something with a motor and swishes.
Nice plastic wrapping with straps and it can be wheeled to any room of the house..... Bondage games begins a 10PM LOL
Hold out your detergent cups and ask, "Can I have more please!?"
I know the answer, but it probably wouldn't be fair to ruin everyone's fun.
Let's just say that this is solid tub machine that was a bit of a Frankenstein machine even when it was new on the showroom floor. BTW that's a bright "BEAM" of light.
Let's just say that this is solid tub machine that was a bit of a Frankenstein machine even when it was new on the showroom floor. BTW that's a bright "BEAM" of light.
I don't know what it is, but I'm pretty sure that it's not a Frigidaire product.
Hum
I do think it looks like the ST HP washer, I will be interested to see what you think of it.
I picked up a 1957 basic HP from Ted the other week and I can't seem to get very excited about it, it is in great condition and it seems to run fine.
I do think it looks like the ST HP washer, I will be interested to see what you think of it.
I picked up a 1957 basic HP from Ted the other week and I can't seem to get very excited about it, it is in great condition and it seems to run fine.
With that washer, you may want a much faster dryer than that. Or a set of stacked dryers... LOL
Ben
HI Ben, We all know that you love Frigidaire appliances. I would guess that is what this is. Have fun with your new appliance. Gary
HI Ben, We all know that you love Frigidaire appliances. I would guess that is what this is. Have fun with your new appliance. Gary
Is it a...
Maytag? Naw.
Frigidaire? Nope.
Is it from a division of General Electric?
DING DING DING!
Maytag? Naw.
Frigidaire? Nope.
Is it from a division of General Electric?
DING DING DING!
This is indeed the TOL 1956 Hotpoint that was in St. Louis. It was in the basement of a lovely MCM home built in '51. The whole neighborhood was quietly tucked away along US 67 in Maryland Heights. You'd never know it was there unless you had a reason to drive back into the woods. Dozens of beautiful, large, 50's ranches.
It came from a one-owner home, and the woman who I dealt with recalls her mother using it when she was young. There was a built-in Hotpoint oven in the all GE/Hotpoint turquoise kitchen upstairs. The house was stunning.
The family was cleaning out the home for the granddaughter to live there and thought to put this on Craigslist instead of having the scrappers take it away. How kind of them!
Here it is in the basement it was pulled from:
It came from a one-owner home, and the woman who I dealt with recalls her mother using it when she was young. There was a built-in Hotpoint oven in the all GE/Hotpoint turquoise kitchen upstairs. The house was stunning.
The family was cleaning out the home for the granddaughter to live there and thought to put this on Craigslist instead of having the scrappers take it away. How kind of them!
Here it is in the basement it was pulled from:
Money Shot
The tub is in pretty good shape, but the rubber fins have seen some use!
The suspension is soft and will need some adjustment and new rubber in certain places as the tub leans to the front left. Quite a strange set-up, actually.
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The tub is in pretty good shape, but the rubber fins have seen some use!
The suspension is soft and will need some adjustment and new rubber in certain places as the tub leans to the front left. Quite a strange set-up, actually.
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While the basement was dry, it still has that typical mid-west rust present. Thankfully the all porcelain cabinet is solid and rust free!
She's gonna need some work...
She's gonna need some work...
Still... she's pretty to look at.
I remembered from Robert's rebuild of his '56 years and years ago that these buttons were back-lit. I was surprised to see that the bulbs were still good!
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