pierreandreply4
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hello to all aw i have a question is this agi a surgilator my whirlpool belt drive that i had as a kid had this type of agi see pic number 2 for washer thank you for all info
is this agitator a surgilator?
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pierreandreply4
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Pic number 2
here is pic number 2 i had the same washer but in white but the inside of the tub was diffrent as there was in the botom of the tub a row with holes and a row without holes nut like the top pic where the bottom of the tub is full of holes thank you
here is pic number 2 i had the same washer but in white but the inside of the tub was diffrent as there was in the botom of the tub a row with holes and a row without holes nut like the top pic where the bottom of the tub is full of holes thank you
washmeup
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It is a surgilator! My mother had a Whirlpool when I was growing up and it was a great machine and washed well. Great roll over with the Surgilator.
It is a surgilator! My mother had a Whirlpool when I was growing up and it was a great machine and washed well. Great roll over with the Surgilator.
pierreandreply4
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thank you for the info
That is indeed a Surgilator, with a Kenmore cap on it. Odd that I just saw this combination the other day in a Kenmore washer I received. In mine, both parts were clearly brought in from another machine.
The basket with the uninterupted row of bottom perforations versus the patches of solid then patches of perfs is an evolutionary change that Whirlpool made in the U.S. in the second half of 1981. I don't know when this was done on Canadian models, or if it even was, but it sounds like it may have occurred around the same time. In the U.S. this coincided with a significant change in the baseplate and outer tubs.
Gordon
The basket with the uninterupted row of bottom perforations versus the patches of solid then patches of perfs is an evolutionary change that Whirlpool made in the U.S. in the second half of 1981. I don't know when this was done on Canadian models, or if it even was, but it sounds like it may have occurred around the same time. In the U.S. this coincided with a significant change in the baseplate and outer tubs.
Gordon
pierreandreply4
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thank you gordon i had this particular whirlpool model thats in the pic but in white with no warm rinse but the body looks like a kenmore washer body but the control board looks like an inglis whirlpool?
pierreandreply4
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thank you its one of my fav as well because as a kid i have seen it in the washer that my mother bought when she was pregnant with me and in my god mother s'washer as well
I had a Whirlpool that said Super surgilator and the machine had black buttons I think and the agitator had these three half moon wings on the bottom three of them kinda cupped and facing up.It was a great washer I got it for 50 bucks this was in 1999 and I have never seen one sense then.That was a great washer and lasted years till a fire burned it up..
mrb627
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Super Surgilator
The agitator pictured above is the Super Surgilator. The one with the half-moon-wings at the bottom is the Double-Duty Super-Surgilator. The regular Surgilator fins didn't extend past the base of the agitator.
Malcolm
The agitator pictured above is the Super Surgilator. The one with the half-moon-wings at the bottom is the Double-Duty Super-Surgilator. The regular Surgilator fins didn't extend past the base of the agitator.
Malcolm
pierreandreply4
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thank you malcom i never knew this
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