Filter Flo Nation

[tecnopolis]

[COLOR=#333333; font-family: Trebuchet, 'Trebuchet MS'; font-size: 17.77777862548828px]GE WH43X127 AGITATOR EXTENSION[/COLOR]

 

[tecnopolis]

GE 4-port Water Pump [COLOR=#333333; font-family: Trebuchet, 'Trebuchet MS'; font-size: 17.77777862548828px]WH23X42[/COLOR]

 

[tecnopolis]

<span style="font-size: large;">GE Motor Start Relay_WH12X235</span>

 

[geextrarinse]

Just a request...

I'm really enjoying this thread but can we please start a new one? This thread takes FOREVER to load because of all the pics...

Thanks!
Matt

 

[tecnopolis]

Well my intention was to keep all the research I did on the Filter-Flo under one "roof" so it wood be easy to access for someone like me who only a few months ago didn't know much about the inner workings of the washer. And not have to bounce around from thread to thread to get up to speed. Jus sayn.

-Alex

 

PS: A commercial for General Electric's 1958 Filter-Flow washer.

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[tecnopolis]

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[tecnopolis]

Cool GE SpotScrubber Ad

 

[tecnopolis]

Don't ask me why, but I think I bought these. I'll know tomorrow at 1pm.

 

[tecnopolis]

Looks like the Xtra Large capacity tub and the large capacity ramp agitator with the extension. 2-speed.

 

[tecnopolis]

They are Almond in color. I didn't have a chance to ask if they have the filter pan or mini basket, but luckily I have a set on hand if they don't.

 

[tecnopolis]

I woke up today after a restless night of sleep with a gnawing feeling in my stomach and realized I just didn't need another washer/dryer set sitting around. I reluctantly called the seller and told her I was gonna pass on them. I guess I need to stop having a knee-jerk reaction every time I see a Filter-Flo for sale. I can't save them all.

 

[bajaespuma]

Alex,

 

Some of your GE literature is wonderful. Thank you for posting it. Love the chiquita with the 1958 machines.

 

[ovrphil]

technolpolis - It's a good thing you don't have a warehouse, like some of the aw.org members do, you might end up with a museum, full of ads and graphic signs, memorabilia...centering around Maytag. The Madison, GA Bubblecar museum, we recently visited, reminded me of those who have huge w&D collections, among other appliances. Your graphics are entertaining, as usual - that one with Interstate 30 - thought of Route 66 that I was lucky to use, before the freeway replaced it completely.

http://microcarmuseum.com/info.html

 

[tecnopolis]

@ovrphil

It's funny, I am a huge fan of the bubble cars.

 

[tecnopolis]

These little lid bumpers are keen to getting the lid to close quietly and prevent rust inducing metal-to metal contact. Also protects the paint from wearing away. I got a few extra to keep on hand since many of the Filter-Flo's I've come across no longer have them.
GE Part number WH1X1654

 

[tecnopolis]

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[maytaga806]

I like those GE washers. their nice! my best friend has one. a older one though

 

[combo52]

Bubble Car Museum In Georgia

Smitty and I visited this museum a few years ago and it was fantastic, I highly recommend it to anyone that is a fan of post WW-2 mini-cars.

 

[jetcone]

I love bubble cars

take me!

Ooooooooooo!

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