I need some expertise

[allclearco]

We help people with hoarding behavior and are doing an estate sale for some elderly ladies. They have what looks to be a never used Kenmore Wringer Washer model 110.6702900. We no nothing about these

 

[kenmoreguy64]

Looks like a 1967 model, top of the line, possibly a Lady Kenmore? If it's never been used, you came to the right place to find it a good home. If it was an automatic, I'd be on my way to see you!

Gordon

 

[roscoe62]

@allclearco

Do you by chance have a pic or two?

 

[allclearco]

I do have pis, but I don't know how to upload it on here. I can email you a picture and I do believe it is an automatic.

 

[allclearco]

My email address is [email protected]...I can send you the picture off my facebook upload or you can send me a friend request and see it on there. I am Joyce Molino

 

[DADoES]

 
<blockquote>... I do believe it is an automatic.</blockquote>Checking the model # at SearsPartsDirect.com, it is a wringer machine.  A wringer washer by definition is not automatic. 

The only parts showing as available via SearsParts are a few screws, clamps and such.

The illustrations show a RotoSwirl agitator, filter screen in the tub, and full control panel with timer, circuit breaker, and toggle switch (presumably for two speeds).

 

[DADoES]

 
Uploading a picture here is pretty much the same as putting a pic on Facebook.  When composing a post, note the field toward bottom "Upload JPEG Format Picture to share in message" with a Browse button.  Click Browse, find the picture file on your computer, select it, the file/path of the picture will appear in the field. Click Preview to upload the picture (be sure it shows in your message preview), then Post the message.  One picture per message.