This was an interesting machine it was the smallest of all domestic combos.
Speed Queen was the last company to introduced one in 1961, the design came from the short-lived 1957 Hotpoint combo.
Speed Queen got a hold of the specifications for it and re-designed the Hotpoint machine making it smaller.
At the time the Speed Queen was built only Bendix and Speed Queen had a machine that spun at over 500 RPMs and had full normal suspension.
John L
Speed Queen was the last company to introduced one in 1961, the design came from the short-lived 1957 Hotpoint combo.
Speed Queen got a hold of the specifications for it and re-designed the Hotpoint machine making it smaller.
At the time the Speed Queen was built only Bendix and Speed Queen had a machine that spun at over 500 RPMs and had full normal suspension.
John L
