Something about this machine just screams rugged. Not sure if it is the faux wood paneling, the Stainless Steel drum, or the raised lettering in the panel. But the foot pedal is totally cool!
There was a matching washer control panel out there in AW.org land. If so - drop me a line!
Not usually one to go ga-ga over a dryer - but for some reason, this Speed Queen has inspired me enough to wire up 220v for a dryer. We shall have lights tomorrow evening! It really is a pretty (manly) dryer.
So glad that you nabbed this dryer! They are VERY easy to repair so you shouldn't have any trouble and I'm pretty sure you can still get parts. Can't wait to know that it's up and running like new. Really beautiful dryer!!! Mark
Very nice - what is the model number? It looks to be about 1975-76 or so. This would be a reversing-motor washer, the TOL model had a 24 hr. soak timer and metered fill. I had the matching washer to your dryer 5 years ago. I found a lot of the washers around that time, but rarely dryers.
Well done Ben for finding such a perfect specimen of a dryer, it is indeed a rugged looking piece!!!, that drum just screams "Not Used", heres hoping for a matching console!!