agitatorboogie
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Beautful set, may need repairs, not a bad price......
HTF MAYTAG TURQUOISE 806 PAIR
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Those look really good for their age. Very early '06 line. The price is outstanding and some work would be expected (and necessary) at this age. Jetaction (Don) has a set of these, the color is truly beautiful on this style.
Get'em Travis!
agitatorboogie
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best of luck Travis.... *fingers crossed*
OOOH!!! Please let us know when you're ready to sell 'em! Wait, I think I just heard Hubby's head exploding....
midcentnurse
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Man those would be sweet! And Dallas is only a few hours away... Idk though...
Nice score, Travis! Ya got any room left?
philr
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Nice set Travis!
Congratulations! Those are beautiful! 
I see this is an early Fabric-Matic, but can anyone tell me if it's a 2 speed or single speed model? Also, is that a Suds option next to the water temp switch?
I see this is an early Fabric-Matic, but can anyone tell me if it's a 2 speed or single speed model? Also, is that a Suds option next to the water temp switch?
This is a 2-speed, not a Fabric-Matic. Regular is normal/normal. wasn'n'wear is Normal/Slow and delicate is slow/sow.
Am I missing something here
Every MT that I have ever looked at that I can truly recollect to the best of my knowledge when it comes to water levels if the agitator is a four holed unit - there are a choice of 4 water levels on the console.
In the beginning of this post...pic 4 shows what I believe is a 4 holed agitator but I only see three level buttons.....What's the deal here?
Thanks for clarifying it for me in advance!
Every MT that I have ever looked at that I can truly recollect to the best of my knowledge when it comes to water levels if the agitator is a four holed unit - there are a choice of 4 water levels on the console.
In the beginning of this post...pic 4 shows what I believe is a 4 holed agitator but I only see three level buttons.....What's the deal here?
Thanks for clarifying it for me in advance!
ovrphil
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posted this one before
just 15 minutes before this thread. I try to group by brand to avoid a plethora of postings. I thought it was odd that only Bob (Appnut) commented on these beautiful MT's that I would love myself. So, the grouping is apparently missing an audience. I'm glad they're being fetched, anyways so, go Travis!
just 15 minutes before this thread. I try to group by brand to avoid a plethora of postings. I thought it was odd that only Bob (Appnut) commented on these beautiful MT's that I would love myself. So, the grouping is apparently missing an audience. I'm glad they're being fetched, anyways so, go Travis!
Washdaddy
Some of the very early "06" models only had 3 water levels with the large tub. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong) I believe around 67' 68' when wash n were changed to permanent press they added the 4th water level.
Some of the very early "06" models only had 3 water levels with the large tub. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong) I believe around 67' 68' when wash n were changed to permanent press they added the 4th water level.
You're right.
hippiedoll
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the agitator skirt on this one.....
did anybody else notice that in picture #4, the agitator skirt has "lump/bump" vanes between the "power fins"?? i just checked my agitator and inbetween the "power fins" the agitator skirt is flat. were the agitators different on the early 806 washers?? or is this a newer agitator??
did anybody else notice that in picture #4, the agitator skirt has "lump/bump" vanes between the "power fins"?? i just checked my agitator and inbetween the "power fins" the agitator skirt is flat. were the agitators different on the early 806 washers?? or is this a newer agitator??
hippiedoll
Yes the extra "lump/bumps" were another short lived thing in the early 06 line. I dont recall ever seeing one in person.
Yes the extra "lump/bumps" were another short lived thing in the early 06 line. I dont recall ever seeing one in person.
Based on the date code on the dryer, it looks like they, or the dryer at least, was built in April 1966.
AND... CONGRATS Travis!
Kevin
