It's the old cast iron version in steel.
Oh man how much water this thing must push!
Oh man how much water this thing must push!
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Check Out This Hobart Dishwasher Spray Arm
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it wouldn't fit in a KDS14 etc. too wide.
But it does push water as it sits atop a half horsepower motor pumping away full blast, you can feel the water hitting the stainless sides of the dish hood!!
It resembles their original spray arm in the 1919 model I saw restored at the Hobart booth at the Restaurant Show a few years back. Beautiful machine, all copper on the outside, brass spray arm, and Spruce wooden racks for the dishes and glass ware!!
It had a funny name back then, something to due with the "moon at night" if I remember correctly.
Beautiful restoration by a guy who worked for Hobart for many many years.
it wouldn't fit in a KDS14 etc. too wide.
But it does push water as it sits atop a half horsepower motor pumping away full blast, you can feel the water hitting the stainless sides of the dish hood!!
It resembles their original spray arm in the 1919 model I saw restored at the Hobart booth at the Restaurant Show a few years back. Beautiful machine, all copper on the outside, brass spray arm, and Spruce wooden racks for the dishes and glass ware!!
It had a funny name back then, something to due with the "moon at night" if I remember correctly.
Beautiful restoration by a guy who worked for Hobart for many many years.
llmaytag
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$119.00
Wow, that's a lot. I'd like to buy it and make a lawn sprinkler out of it!
Wow, that's a lot. I'd like to buy it and make a lawn sprinkler out of it!
That reminds me...
Once I find some green, blue, or even turquoise powder, I'm gonna bead blast the cast iron arm from my '58 KA KD2P and give it a brand new coat of polyester or whatever they sell.
Right now all I got is white, black, red, and yellow powder. Tried the red and the yellow - the yellow looks best so far. Kind of a school bus yellow. Might not look bad at the bottom of the tub, but I think the stock color is closer to turquoise.
Once I find some green, blue, or even turquoise powder, I'm gonna bead blast the cast iron arm from my '58 KA KD2P and give it a brand new coat of polyester or whatever they sell.
Right now all I got is white, black, red, and yellow powder. Tried the red and the yellow - the yellow looks best so far. Kind of a school bus yellow. Might not look bad at the bottom of the tub, but I think the stock color is closer to turquoise.
