Your GE pump set-up is far far superior to any gravity drain. I read every word of your most generous thread. I meant to say that I thought you drained by gravity like your Mom did before your brother Jay "hooked you up." Knew you had no floor drains. Figured you used a bucket or had the machine outside or in the garage. Pumps are always more fun than gravity. When my First Hoover's pump failed, I rigged up the drain system to a Craftsman pump from Sears. What fun that was.
I was away for a while. Do you have other threads that show your stuff. I see you have an Easy, one of the best machines ever made. I love them! her's my baby; I'd die without her ;'D
Thanks Al. Photos immediatly above don't show new additions of a 1947 Bendix washer that I bought from Ben last month, the 1956 Frigidaire Dishwasher, and the 1974 Frigidaire 1-18.
Mike, great photos of your collection! Congrats on your get together, I would've loved to been there too, it looks like everyine had a really great time!
'cause I'll sure be busy with all of this. Already checked out the Electric Sink and Poppy Red thread from Gregm of Maine--couldn't resist. It was wonderful! Aren't Greg's finds amazing? I got a few machines from him that were immaculate. Did you see his green & bronze 1930's mint Easy? I see you bought a truck to get your New England stuff. If he ever parts with his Easy, I'll try to rent a plane....chuckle chuckle
Thanks so much for the catch up. Grateful Appreciation. Extreme gratitude.
I'm so envious of you guys, living in close proximity to one another, to get together like you do! I'm sure you had a great time. I'm also totally jealous of all that SPACE! It would be fantastic to have a basement to truly indulge my collecting "addiction".