Rebuildable or not--just sort of sad picturing all of those machines going to the crusher or shredder.
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bendixmark
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nice parts machines
There sure are some nice classic Kenmores there,so sad to see them so weather beaten.Grabbing some of those fat rotoswirl agitators and caps wouldnt be a bad idea, They would be worth their weight in gold..The kenmore in reply #8 has the lid handle I need for my 57 kenmore seen in an earlier thread.
There sure are some nice classic Kenmores there,so sad to see them so weather beaten.Grabbing some of those fat rotoswirl agitators and caps wouldnt be a bad idea, They would be worth their weight in gold..The kenmore in reply #8 has the lid handle I need for my 57 kenmore seen in an earlier thread.
bpetersxx
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general electric washer dryers
reply 16 and 33 looks like the dryer Grandma had until 1986 when it was sold at the estate sale
Unfortunately the washer broke and it was replaced I think in 66 with the Maytag 806
Does anyone have a pic of the washer that goes with the GE dryer pictured above as that is the only way to see it
reply 16 and 33 looks like the dryer Grandma had until 1986 when it was sold at the estate sale
Unfortunately the washer broke and it was replaced I think in 66 with the Maytag 806
Does anyone have a pic of the washer that goes with the GE dryer pictured above as that is the only way to see it
If the machines are too far gone for recovery, can I beg someone to save one of those '63 Kenmore timer knobs?? There's a certain turquoise KM in Philly that needs one!!
