About ten years as a collector, and sort of thinning the herd as retirement approaches, but I finally got one from my Most Favored list-------in need of plenty of work. Chris "Spiraldasher" sold it to me, it needs all hoses and various parts of the agitator. But it's a start! I've spent 3 days reading all I can here about WO-65's, Unimatics, etc, and some time on YouTube watching. This will not be any overnight fix, true. IT's a genuine WO-65 with 2 agitated deep rinses, no spray rinsing which I think was only on the WO-65-2.
I sold and gifted away all my Easy spindriers and SQ Wringers, and one of my Hoover twin tubs, so I'm down to about 12 various top-load automatics with only 8 running (Two 1-18s will eventually be restored into one, and 2 early WP/KM from 1950 or 52 will also be made into one running machine). The wringers and Easy were very fun for a while, then I found myself always going to the automatics for ease, especially in Ohio winters where you really don't want the freezing HANDS ON work.
So this WO-65 is a prize, long on my list!










I sold and gifted away all my Easy spindriers and SQ Wringers, and one of my Hoover twin tubs, so I'm down to about 12 various top-load automatics with only 8 running (Two 1-18s will eventually be restored into one, and 2 early WP/KM from 1950 or 52 will also be made into one running machine). The wringers and Easy were very fun for a while, then I found myself always going to the automatics for ease, especially in Ohio winters where you really don't want the freezing HANDS ON work.
So this WO-65 is a prize, long on my list!









