xpanam
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Pageing Steve! This has to be from the 1940s or older!!! Go to Hobart Comercial dishwasher - $1500 (san diego)Ca. Will not upload for me!
ANTIQUE Hobart Commercial Dishwasher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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xpanam
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Sorry craigslist san diego
craigslist san diego
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Rare Vintage Dishmachine!
I have the pleasure of working with a vintage pass thru Hobart from 1971 but this front loading Beauty is much older. It looks to be a member of the AM-7 or 8 series. This is a true rare find of classic dishmachines. Here is the link and Go Hobart! No one ever has or does build a better dishmachine.
WK78
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/ppd/3673251729.html
I have the pleasure of working with a vintage pass thru Hobart from 1971 but this front loading Beauty is much older. It looks to be a member of the AM-7 or 8 series. This is a true rare find of classic dishmachines. Here is the link and Go Hobart! No one ever has or does build a better dishmachine.
WK78
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/ppd/3673251729.html
xpanam
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Thanks! whirlykenmore78.
Hell of a pump on that thing-wonder what the PSI,GPM and HP is.A real treasure find of a dishwasher there!
On closer examination!
It is not a front load but a pass thru. I stand corrected! This may be older than an AM-7 as well.
WK78
It is not a front load but a pass thru. I stand corrected! This may be older than an AM-7 as well.
WK78
toploader55
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Good Lord !!!
That Machine is Mint.
It lookss like it was hardly used. Looks like a Cornor Machine and was probably in a Church or a VFW hall.
I bet Stevet has a attic full of parts for that series ! (Ducks and Runs)
Pump is 175 gal. per minute. See the Spec Sheet. This sheet looks a few years newer although it is still using the weights and pulley system for the doors. The Spring Balanced CounterBalance system I think started on the AM 8 or 9 series.
Can I get a confirmation on that Steve ??? Hmmmmmmm ?
That Machine is Mint.
It lookss like it was hardly used. Looks like a Cornor Machine and was probably in a Church or a VFW hall.
I bet Stevet has a attic full of parts for that series ! (Ducks and Runs)
Pump is 175 gal. per minute. See the Spec Sheet. This sheet looks a few years newer although it is still using the weights and pulley system for the doors. The Spring Balanced CounterBalance system I think started on the AM 8 or 9 series.
Can I get a confirmation on that Steve ??? Hmmmmmmm ?
toploader55
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Nick,
If my spec sheet is for a AM-6... and you can see the difference on the Pump/ Motor design,
That is what a AM4 or 5 ?
If my spec sheet is for a AM-6... and you can see the difference on the Pump/ Motor design,
That is what a AM4 or 5 ?
xpanam
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CRESCENT DISHWASHER
Could this model be close to the time Hobart bought the Crescent Co? I do not see any temp gauges.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/350589832298
Could this model be close to the time Hobart bought the Crescent Co? I do not see any temp gauges.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/350589832298
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AM-4 or 5
Yes it is one of the 2 but I'm not sure which. Looks like a mostly Crescent pump design yet.
WE NEED STEVET!
Yes it is one of the 2 but I'm not sure which. Looks like a mostly Crescent pump design yet.
WE NEED STEVET!
toploader55
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@ Rob...
Yes.
Crescent Dishwashing was started by Josephine Cochran.
At some point Hobart bought out Crescent Warewashing. In my early posting of Hobart Spec Sheets the Rack conveying models had the Hobart/Crescent "Dual Drive" Reducers that ran the conveyors.
In this spec sheet, the Crescent Reducer is the Part that is between the motor and the Pump. Right in the Middle.
These machines ran nearly silent except for the water noise from the spray arms.
Good Lord.. The Days of Engineering.
Look at the Size of the Hobart Built Motor that ran this Machine.
And note on the shaft from the motor to the reducer and to the pump, the "fly wheels" on the shaft that were placed for vibration minimal.
Yes.
Crescent Dishwashing was started by Josephine Cochran.
At some point Hobart bought out Crescent Warewashing. In my early posting of Hobart Spec Sheets the Rack conveying models had the Hobart/Crescent "Dual Drive" Reducers that ran the conveyors.
In this spec sheet, the Crescent Reducer is the Part that is between the motor and the Pump. Right in the Middle.
These machines ran nearly silent except for the water noise from the spray arms.
Good Lord.. The Days of Engineering.
Look at the Size of the Hobart Built Motor that ran this Machine.
And note on the shaft from the motor to the reducer and to the pump, the "fly wheels" on the shaft that were placed for vibration minimal.
xpanam
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WE NEED STEVET!
Anyone heard from him? Maybe he is on vacation.
Anyone heard from him? Maybe he is on vacation.
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