Hey guys,
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but look what I just found on Craigslist... Someone should call
Donnie
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but look what I just found on Craigslist... Someone should call
Donnie
BENDIX Combo????
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I'm thinking this is, of course, a new one....
Oh no not
Not if its a 110V! Its WAY new!
Not if its a 110V! Its WAY new!
Here's one. There was a connection to an Italian manufacturer with the Bendix/Philco/Tricity brands at one time, perhaps someone can fill in more info on who makes them. I think they are also available in Australia as well.
Bendix still exists as a Brand
Bendix is still available in Australia, or at least was up until a couple of years ago.
Bendix is still available in Australia, or at least was up until a couple of years ago.
Bendix & Thor Brand Names
Are still being used but the appliances are from Philco (or whatever latest incarnation one of the Merloni brothers have), and are nothing to do with their vintage cousins.
The above applies to laundry appliances sold in the United States, not sure if the same holds true elsewhere, but stands to reason one company would purchase the brand.
Launderess
Are still being used but the appliances are from Philco (or whatever latest incarnation one of the Merloni brothers have), and are nothing to do with their vintage cousins.
The above applies to laundry appliances sold in the United States, not sure if the same holds true elsewhere, but stands to reason one company would purchase the brand.
Launderess
Here's the cover of a manual of an older Italian made Bendix machine.
Later they restyled these machines. This is what they looked like. This particular machine has the Vendomatic label on it, which was used by a department store overhere. But they were just the same as the Bendix ones. At the 2002 convention Jeff Lefever had a few similar machines in his garage.
Hi Louis
That picture of the model 7412 is the model my parents had for a few years. It was a great washer - quiet, strongly built, washed very well. Spin wasn't great - maybe 500 rpm? They threw it out after one of the switches fell apart and Mum got a shock from it. I liked that machine. To start, you pressed the "start" button and held it in till the pointer indicated the cycle you wanted, then released and it started the cycle. You could not turn the timer by hand, it was just a pointer. Another knob selected from a wide range of options. It was a really heavy and strongly made machine.
Chris.
That picture of the model 7412 is the model my parents had for a few years. It was a great washer - quiet, strongly built, washed very well. Spin wasn't great - maybe 500 rpm? They threw it out after one of the switches fell apart and Mum got a shock from it. I liked that machine. To start, you pressed the "start" button and held it in till the pointer indicated the cycle you wanted, then released and it started the cycle. You could not turn the timer by hand, it was just a pointer. Another knob selected from a wide range of options. It was a really heavy and strongly made machine.
Chris.
newwave1
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awww woooooow blast from my past! a 7142!! one of my best friends had one of those when i was a nipper! cool machine!!! n the machine after's very similar to the machine my auntie had! wow! i loved that machine!
shame about what they're like here in europe now. booooring machines!
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shame about what they're like here in europe now. booooring machines!
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