Sears & Roebuck HOMART DISHWASHER

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DISHWASHER was aquired from my Grandfather's estate. Still being used in their basement Kitchen. What I could find on A google was HOMART was a subsidary of Sears Roebuck and Co from 1925 to 1951. Not sure when this one is from.

 

[appnut]

Inbredible beautiful!!!

 

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inside w/basket

 

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control

 

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Control

 

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Control 2

 

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Inside looking str8 down. with lower basket

 

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Inside NO baskets

 

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Impeller

 

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underneath view one.

 

[appnut]

SUCH a tiny impeller. Love all the pics. Thanks. Woyuldn't mine if ya just loaded it with some dishes and glasses to see the loading pattern.

 

[Unimatic1140]

John your Homart Dishwasher is so very cool! It would be very easy to have a round piece of glass cut for that circular opening.

Here is what I found in the 1952 Sears Catalag, I bet your Homat model is from around 1950...

 

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under View two

 

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Motor Tag

 

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MAKE AND MODEL

 

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and finally the PRISTINE timer assembly

 

[mrcleanjeans]

kewl machine!

 

[gansky1]

That is too cool, John! I love the pop-up drain assembly.

 

[westytoploader]

John, what a neat machine, and in such great shape! The Craftsman motor stood out, and I also noticed a very familiar-looking cap on the impeller. Good luck with the

Robert, interesting ad...these things weren't exactly cheap! The portable machine would be roughly $1900 today!