cfz2882
Well-known member
Thanks for that link...
...now i see how the"sycro-swing" mechanism works-back in '83 only had about a 30 sec.look because there was a front-end loader busy pushing debris into the burial pit and this washer went in a couple min after i left it-this one had an unusual design Delco motor that (as i recall) had a deep drawn stator can with removable endbell on just one end and the plain steel motor was only varnished for a gold color appearance-supprized a GE motor was seen in the link photos-manual said that was a 1976 change.The pump impeller seen in the manual looks like a turbine style,but that might not be an accurate pic as housing looks typical centrifugal-straight blade will pump out overflow running in reverse,but turbine or slanted blade will not.
...now i see how the"sycro-swing" mechanism works-back in '83 only had about a 30 sec.look because there was a front-end loader busy pushing debris into the burial pit and this washer went in a couple min after i left it-this one had an unusual design Delco motor that (as i recall) had a deep drawn stator can with removable endbell on just one end and the plain steel motor was only varnished for a gold color appearance-supprized a GE motor was seen in the link photos-manual said that was a 1976 change.The pump impeller seen in the manual looks like a turbine style,but that might not be an accurate pic as housing looks typical centrifugal-straight blade will pump out overflow running in reverse,but turbine or slanted blade will not.