I'm too young to DIE!

[cuffs054]

Washer, I didn't think of the red cape! Good call!

 

[yogitunes]

well, maybe not a red cape....more like a blue blanket that I keep in the Jeep, just for such emergencies, you never know when an opportunity may turn up, an appliance find, a flat tire, Toga party, S*x on the beach.....I don't think the red cape would go with a Spiderman outfit anyway...

oh man, could you see me in a super hero costume out on a lonely road, saving a machine....SuperWash to the rescue!....right now, even I needed a good laugh like this....lol

but usually I lay the blanket down across the back with the seats down...and I also have a tool box with me, which allows you to place under the front feet of the machine, and tilt the machine up and into the Jeep, and then slide the rest in....easy as pie....rainy nights are not always the best, but you just move quickly, and sort things out when you get home in the garage....

so far this machine is going to need some repairs all over...a great winter project for the snow days of boredom....

 

[whirlykenmore78]

Damnit Martin!

You scared the SHIT out of me! Now that that's out of the way, nice find. I'm sure you will get the old guy back up and Filter-Floing away. Good luck with one of the last decent washers GE ever made.
WK78

 

[carmine]

Rust Treatment

I also enjoyed the story.

I noticed POR-15 mentioned and thought I might offer the suggestion of a product called "Rust Bullet" instead. I've seen rust re-occur under POR and have also seen it peel off in sheets (my own applications).

On the contrary, I have used Rust Bullet and seen it lock rust out for years, outdoors and not top-coated. It's more like painting a liquid-glass than a painted film. Just my $.02

Good luck with the washer.