dryclean1
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I have had this ad for awhile and know one seems to know about this model. Maybe someone can tell me about it.if anyone has one I would be very interested in it. Thanks Bill
Does anyone have this vintage abc or have any info.please take a look
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that is actually not an automatic
It is a semi-automatic, it has the ABC dasher but in a square set tub. Behind that is a rinsing tub and you rolled out the clothes from the wash side onto a roller that featured direct rinsing , it squeezed the clothes and the rollers flushed fresh rinse water through the clothes too as it squeezed them.
They are rare as they filled a small gap ( maybe a year) Between ABC spinners and the Automatics. I had a bead on one in Chicago once but it fell through.
Rinsing Wringer is what it is.
It is a semi-automatic, it has the ABC dasher but in a square set tub. Behind that is a rinsing tub and you rolled out the clothes from the wash side onto a roller that featured direct rinsing , it squeezed the clothes and the rollers flushed fresh rinse water through the clothes too as it squeezed them.
They are rare as they filled a small gap ( maybe a year) Between ABC spinners and the Automatics. I had a bead on one in Chicago once but it fell through.
Rinsing Wringer is what it is.
Here is one we saw in California last winter. In rough shape but you can see some of the highlights.
There is a double wringer set in the top - feed the clothes in one end, the first wringer squeezes out the wash water, then water sprays the clothes before they run through the second wringer rolls and out the other end, washing is done.
It was next to impossible to see the second wringer and rinsing sprayer, we didn't know how to open the top. There must have been a way, to clear the inevitable jams and mis-feeds. Like a copier but for clothes.
There is a double wringer set in the top - feed the clothes in one end, the first wringer squeezes out the wash water, then water sprays the clothes before they run through the second wringer rolls and out the other end, washing is done.
It was next to impossible to see the second wringer and rinsing sprayer, we didn't know how to open the top. There must have been a way, to clear the inevitable jams and mis-feeds. Like a copier but for clothes.
dryclean1
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thank for te info!!!
I would like to speak to you guys abou washers sometime.thanks Bill
I would like to speak to you guys abou washers sometime.thanks Bill
didn't our member DickS find one similar to this.....and where has been hiding lately?....haven't seen him post lately....
Yeah Good memory Martin
Where is DickS and whatever happened with his machine???
Where is DickS and whatever happened with his machine???
toploader55
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DickS
There was that huge thread in Super about his Flair "Can a Flair be saved no matter what ?
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?28292
There was that huge thread in Super about his Flair "Can a Flair be saved no matter what ?
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?28292
Yes, Martin, that is Dick's ABC machine - saw it in March when Fred N. and I were in Palm Springs. We took a drive up to see Dick and his collection - including that Flair and his beautiful Philco refrigerator. The highlight of the day was going to lunch and for a drive in his 1960 Chevy, what a fun day and a great host.
Oo I wanna ride in the
Chevy and go for lunch !
Chevy and go for lunch !
