How exciting. Robert I"m so glad you save this!!! Nice styling for 1960s.
GE Mobile Maid
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Very Cool!
Robert, that's a really nice Mobile Maid you picked up. Great save! The control styling suggests it might be towards the end of the series with the vertical pump. I'm impressed that is has insulation! Does it quiet the machine down at all? Have fun with it (& yes it would make a wonderful window machine!)
Robert, that's a really nice Mobile Maid you picked up. Great save! The control styling suggests it might be towards the end of the series with the vertical pump. I'm impressed that is has insulation! Does it quiet the machine down at all? Have fun with it (& yes it would make a wonderful window machine!)
toploader55
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We had that Machine
That is a beauty. TOL too.
Yes, the Silver Shower wash arm is cute isn't it ? I've always wondered if it really is effective ? Good Luck with that Baby. When running a partial load, they usually "shimmy" with all that water being thrown around.
Good Luck with this Little Darlin' Robert.
Maybe a 2 Window Machine ? One on the Top and One on the Side or Back ???
That is a beauty. TOL too.
Yes, the Silver Shower wash arm is cute isn't it ? I've always wondered if it really is effective ? Good Luck with that Baby. When running a partial load, they usually "shimmy" with all that water being thrown around.
Good Luck with this Little Darlin' Robert.
Maybe a 2 Window Machine ? One on the Top and One on the Side or Back ???
polkanut
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I saw the ad yesterday, and I'm glad it is now in a loving home.
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Ther is a little smudge and I can't quite make out the motor amps, Robert. Is that 7.3 amps?
Since that is a reverse rotation drain, I bet it more thoroughly drains the sump. Any residual water left after a drain?
Wow, look at those wash arm opening. This must have thrown a lot more water around than the horizontal motor models. Wouldn't want to put Tupperwarae in the bottom rack, hehe. If there was no soft-food waste disposer back then, then they needed these large openings.
Ther is a little smudge and I can't quite make out the motor amps, Robert. Is that 7.3 amps?
Since that is a reverse rotation drain, I bet it more thoroughly drains the sump. Any residual water left after a drain?
Wow, look at those wash arm opening. This must have thrown a lot more water around than the horizontal motor models. Wouldn't want to put Tupperwarae in the bottom rack, hehe. If there was no soft-food waste disposer back then, then they needed these large openings.
I am so glad you got this!
I saw this on Craigslist earlier in the week and was tempted but had to pass as I have too many. FOR THE RECORD-I did actually pass on something, please note this, all of you in disbelief! It looks like a very nice machine, yah!
I saw this on Craigslist earlier in the week and was tempted but had to pass as I have too many. FOR THE RECORD-I did actually pass on something, please note this, all of you in disbelief! It looks like a very nice machine, yah!
