time to paint this before it rusts away!
what machine is it??
what machine is it??
guess-a-machine
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Is this the FRONT of the cabinet?
yes
the front
the front
westingman123
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Hmmm. The logo looks vaguely Speed Queen, but the cabinet seems too squat for that guess. Experts, chime in!
macboy91si
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???
This is the Easy you're working on right?
The big "E" is a giveaway as is the huge opening on the lower cabinet.
I've seen worse rust... But I am looking forwrd to seeing the resto'ed product.
-Tim
This is the Easy you're working on right?
The big "E" is a giveaway as is the huge opening on the lower cabinet.
I've seen worse rust... But I am looking forwrd to seeing the resto'ed product.
-Tim
golittlesport
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that's Easy
mickeyd
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That's that secret alien machine from Area 54
The "Ev-vuh Wash"
How did you ever get one???!!! Unfreakingbelievable
The "Ev-vuh Wash"
How did you ever get one???!!! Unfreakingbelievable
Correct All
it is the EASY. A true Beam machine!
She's got new belts, a total lube job and tucked up bearings and everything is put back together with Anti-Seize!
Now the finishing touches on the Cabinet.
A Steganator Easy! She is as broad in the beam and stable as a Stegasaurus!
it is the EASY. A true Beam machine!
She's got new belts, a total lube job and tucked up bearings and everything is put back together with Anti-Seize!
Now the finishing touches on the Cabinet.
A Steganator Easy! She is as broad in the beam and stable as a Stegasaurus!
twintubdexter
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another one of my childhood memories...
...the service and delivery department guys used to call Easy washers "Easy Money"...lots of Easys showed up as trade-ins and there was almost always money under the Surgilator...pennies, nickles, dimes and the occasional quarter. The delivery guys had first crack and I think most of them kept a hammer in their truck to "persuade" the agitator to come off, but some of those Easys were tuff old broads and the Surgilator stayed put...of course they were no match for my hammer and portable torch, and Easys were never put on the resale floor so I could be brutal with those poor metal agitators. Sometimes I'd find as much as a dollar which wasn't a whole lot but it still was like a treasure hunt.
...the service and delivery department guys used to call Easy washers "Easy Money"...lots of Easys showed up as trade-ins and there was almost always money under the Surgilator...pennies, nickles, dimes and the occasional quarter. The delivery guys had first crack and I think most of them kept a hammer in their truck to "persuade" the agitator to come off, but some of those Easys were tuff old broads and the Surgilator stayed put...of course they were no match for my hammer and portable torch, and Easys were never put on the resale floor so I could be brutal with those poor metal agitators. Sometimes I'd find as much as a dollar which wasn't a whole lot but it still was like a treasure hunt.
Horrors!
Smashing EASY's with a hammer!!
Poor well built things!
Cabinet done -DING!
NOTE- the blue crop square is from a Bendix that landed there long ago.
Smashing EASY's with a hammer!!
Poor well built things!
Cabinet done -DING!
NOTE- the blue crop square is from a Bendix that landed there long ago.
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