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Well, mother-in-law used it some
Well, mother-in-law used it some
Kenmore dryer, 60's, columbus OH
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Model 110-6018700, Ser #M500057, labeled here as 6K watts, catalog says 5600. I believe that was and still is very common size heaters?
I remember as a child I sat on a door like this and broke the cords, Mom just left a laundry basket under the door for years.
Model 110-6018700, Ser #M500057, labeled here as 6K watts, catalog says 5600. I believe that was and still is very common size heaters?
I remember as a child I sat on a door like this and broke the cords, Mom just left a laundry basket under the door for years.
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very few nicks/scuffs, but I haven't even wiped it once
very few nicks/scuffs, but I haven't even wiped it once
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you can see the filter just an inch into the exhaust pipe. Some machines I entirely repaint. Some, like my 1950 Hamilton dryer, I just leave to show their age once I have tested/delinted/lubed them. Who at this age doens't need some lube? This one may not get a fresh coat of rear paint, just a wipe down.
you can see the filter just an inch into the exhaust pipe. Some machines I entirely repaint. Some, like my 1950 Hamilton dryer, I just leave to show their age once I have tested/delinted/lubed them. Who at this age doens't need some lube? This one may not get a fresh coat of rear paint, just a wipe down.
One of my two best friends from high school, his mom had the matching washer. She said at the time, it was Sears' largest tub washer. Wouldn't surprise me because the other ones were 8 or 9 pounds. the combo washer/dryer was 10 pounds though.
Only slightly late to the party.....
CONGRATS on getting this beautiful dryer Mark!
It's very pretty!
Kevin
CONGRATS on getting this beautiful dryer Mark!
It's very pretty!
Kevin
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