Soviet Washing Machines...

[mechanic2laundr]

And what year the washing machine in the Post # 706261 what her serial number? I suspect that somewhere in my 0307 model year 1952-1953, here is the nameplate.

 

[chestermikeuk]

Hoover Dating

It would be December 1952 for your machine Ivan...
I see what u mean, the cabinet would be easy to paint, the motor could be adapted, pity about the panel missing with the badge on!!

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Thank you very much for the information! I thought, as I, along with a washing machine got Electrolux refrigerator, 1953.I apologize that I do not write on the topic. Very beautiful and interesting fridge!

 

[mechanic2laundr]

View from the open door.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

The peculiarity of this refrigerator, it can handle not only electricity, but also on kerosene. In the USSR in the 40s was analog, which runs on gas.

 

[matthewbrodie]

WOW!

That is a great Fridge.. Overall a great thread. Also neat to see things we are not accustomed to. It's interesting to me to see so many different types of machine that all do the same thing. Just what was available regionally was different.

 

[chestermikeuk]

Electrolux

Not thats what you call a versatile fridge, as a child it perplexed me why my grandad always checked the gas fridge to see if the pilot light was working, I just couldnt compute how a flame could cool a fridge!!

What are the two tubes sat on the middle shelf Ivan?

 

[mechanic2laundr]

On the shelf are two heater, 110 and 220 volts. The heater tube inserted in the ammonia vapor generator and contribute to the chemical reaction. If the refrigerator is powered by kerosene - that the heater is removed from the generator and the generator is heated by combustion of the burner and refrigerator ohlozhdaet. Fridge does not have a compressor. Refrigerator is completely silent.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

I really wonder how the net fork 40-60s in England. Which fork in Hoover 0307? How are the grounding-type plug? Can someone help?

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Did no one has the original electrical plugs for what would make the photo?

 

[mechanic2laundr]

New Year's gift.

I got an absolutely wonderful motor from a washing machine "Ural-2" 1966 release.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

New Year's gift.

I got an absolutely wonderful motor from a washing machine "Ural-2" 1966 release.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Should put the impeller and the pulley on one side, and the free end of the shaft to saw off the engine will look like on the engine Hover 0307.

 

[ozzie908]

If I remember correctly...

thats the exact same motor used in the old Hoover Single Tub washers without mechanical wringers the belt ran on the small pulley and the pump ran on the outside of the silver wheel I believe these were also used in some of the older tumble driers all made by Hoover of course.

 

Is this one made in Russia or has it been imported?

 

Happy new year to you )

 

Austin

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Engine Hoover ....

Thank you for your congratulations! Happy New Year everyone! Health and good luck to you!
These engines are used in washing machines "Tula" and "Ural", which were produced in the USSR with such engines from 1956 to 1966. And washing machines and engines produced in the USSR.
Washing Machine "Tula" 1959 is shown above in the message # 683128.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Little effort and the motor turned ....

Shortened shaft from the back side. Drilled a hole in the fan shaft and fastened together with a pulley.

 

[mechanic2laundr]

Parsing engine

 

[mechanic2laundr]

wire Replacement

olden

 

[mechanic2laundr]

process

 

[mechanic2laundr]

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