HOME MADE WASHER TUB PULLER THAT WORKS! PICS!

[alr2903]

Soberleaf, I think its just great that you want to "do right" by this machine. I hated to see your post of the initial "accident". Thats life, I am willing to bet by the time you have the mechanicals done. Some generous member will come to the rescue with parts that if not exact, will at least suffice until the "exact" top and console need you need is found. best of luck with this Frigidaire with dispensers, honestly, how cool is that.... alr2903

 

[lebron]

nice job

Thanks for all the pictures of the rollermatic, they're great. Beautiful turquoise machine!

 

[norfolksouthern]

Smart!

It's amazing what I've seen you engineer to get things apart, Soberleaf. I learn something new every time I look at your posts. Wish me the best of luck when I get some more 1-18 parts!

NorfolkSouthern

 

[christfr]

lookin good your gettin there. it really wild how all that icky junk gets on the out side of that tub and all the oookie stuff that stays in the bottom of the outer tub. all my frigidaires were like that

 

[gyrafoam]

Yes, I would spray the Rustoleum on the outside of the inner tub anywhere there is rust. I have done that on a few of my machines and it couldn't hurt.

Trying to remove the hub is extremely difficult and once you get it off you are standing there thinking "why did I bother"?
So I don't fool with it unless there is a problem with it.

 

[turquoisedude]

That tub puller is very innovative! Just goes to show you where there's a will, there's a way. Keep up the good work - this machine will be stunning once again!!!

 

[soberleaf]

well, i always say

when there's a will, there's relatives!

thanks guys, appreciate your comments! gonna keep grinding away on those tub support screws today. hopefully i will have entire support, motor, and transmission out of machine by tonite.

 

[everythingold]

Pete

deserves some sort of award for sheer determination and bravery above and beyond the call of duty...