...in Turquoise yet!!

[bajaespuma]

When it's fully dried, I'll take a picture of whatever this piece of clothing was. I'm already fantasizing that it must have belonged to one of the regulars on "Laugh-In". When you see the pattern, you'll understand. How long it's been there, I can only guess, but it was just inches away from the drain and becoming the usual GE repair-call. I'd love to see how these garments jump the rail on a GE.

 

[bajaespuma]

All in all, I still say this machine was in remarkable condition for a 40 year old. Had the pleasure of cleaning up some lime scale and schmutz from the ages, but am beginning to reassemble her for the maiden wash. One question: does anyone know how to remove the acitvator coupling that's rusted on to the activator drive-post? I tried to nudge it with wrench but it won't budge. I'd like to remove it so I can remove the rust and lubricate it, but I don't want to risk damaging the machine. Also, there's a big honkin' rusted cavity gouged out of the outer activator drive post. I've seen you guys use car bondo to fill holes, do you think this will work here?

 

[washertalk]

Wow, in turquoise, they look great. Very eatable blue food.

Yes the post man sure can deliver more than just the mail.