Lady Kenmore dryer in MD!
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Paging Gordon.
Time for a trip to Baltimore.
WK78
Time for a trip to Baltimore.
WK78
OMG! THAT is the matching dryer to my LK Turquoise washer!
So, how easy would it be for me to convince hubby to add a gas line to the Ogden Laundry?? LOL
So, how easy would it be for me to convince hubby to add a gas line to the Ogden Laundry?? LOL
70series
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The washer appears to be BD. From what little you can see of the lid, it does not appear to cover as much of the top as a DDs lid would. There is some space between the lid and the front of the machine, typical to that of the BD. The washer does appear to be the 24 inch model, which presents the question you asked.
Have a good one,
James
Have a good one,
James
For the archives.........
NICE!
NICE!
1965 LKM Gas Dryer
This is a very rare late build 1965 dryer that was actually built in mid 1966. The great thing is this is the newer design WP dryer with he longer lint filter, this is an excellent performing classic dryer that would not only work as well as any dryer ever built since this time but is also as energy efficient as any dryer built today any where in the world.
This is a very rare late build 1965 dryer that was actually built in mid 1966. The great thing is this is the newer design WP dryer with he longer lint filter, this is an excellent performing classic dryer that would not only work as well as any dryer ever built since this time but is also as energy efficient as any dryer built today any where in the world.
The washer is a belt drive because of the 110. is on the lower left corner of cabinet.
My question is, is it a 24" model?
70series
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It looks to be 24 inches. There seems to be less space between the lid and the side of the washer, and yet more space between the lid and the front. If this were a 29 inch model, the opposite would be the case.
