Dishwasher racks - free to good home!

[turquoisedude]

I am getting into spring-cleaning mode and I really, really have to get my 'loft' above the garage in order. I have a few spare parts that I don't believe that I will ever use, so I'd like to offer them up to an automaticwasher.org member who can.

First up: a set of racks from a late-80s reverse-rack Maytag. Lower rack shown here - it's in pretty good shape

 

[turquoisedude]

Upper rack for a Maytag. Note there is some rust on this one, but it would be repairable with some of that rack touch-up paint. I do believe I have the cutlery basket that goes with this rack somewhere, too.

The envelope shown here contains the rack stops for the upper rack.

 

[turquoisedude]

Next up: The lower rack from an Inglis Royal front-loader, I beleive it was a mid-80s model. This style of rack would also fit a Whirlpool dishwasher of the same vintage.

 

[turquoisedude]

This is the upper rack for the same machine - note this one is not one of the adjustable types. I also have the in-the-door cutlery and utensil baskets for this machine if anyone needs them.

Getting them to their new home may be a challenge, but anyone who wants them is always welcome to come visit and pick them up in Ogden!! LOL

 

[bellalaundry]

Totally Fabulous

Inglis dishwasher that they are sitting on. Is it a top loader? I have yet to find one in my neck of the woods!

Guy

 

[turquoisedude]

Good eye, Guy! That's a Royal top-loader. It's an unusual machine - quite narrow.

This one is actually going to be relocated to the appliance museum in Beltsville soon.

 

[philr]

Are these the racks from the vintage Inglis Royal that my friend gave me to part out? If they are, they're older than that (1975 or older), just like the top loader I got for you in St-Jean-De-Matha (the one they're pictured on).  You didn't tell me you were going to send the Royal top loader to Beltsville! (I thought it was an undercounter Royal 100!).