My vote goes to GE FF, followed by Speed Queen in terms of oil odor. But its just a very wild guess based on my own whimsical assumptions about what Post FF oil might be like. So no clue really.
There was a time though when GE washers may have or just had Speed Queen oil in them. My dream had become partly true for a brief period when Amana washers were sold under the GE name. I wish GE choose this design for their post FF washers and stuck with it. Fixed all the seal leaks like Alliance did. Same metal outter tub and transmission like alliance, but with a 3 port pump for a filter flo scheme. Re-used the FF cycle concepts of Normal, Extra clean, Poly knit and Mini quick.
This would have been the GE I know. Imagine being able to buy a modern Speed Queen but under the GE name at every appliance seller.








There was a time though when GE washers may have or just had Speed Queen oil in them. My dream had become partly true for a brief period when Amana washers were sold under the GE name. I wish GE choose this design for their post FF washers and stuck with it. Fixed all the seal leaks like Alliance did. Same metal outter tub and transmission like alliance, but with a 3 port pump for a filter flo scheme. Re-used the FF cycle concepts of Normal, Extra clean, Poly knit and Mini quick.
This would have been the GE I know. Imagine being able to buy a modern Speed Queen but under the GE name at every appliance seller.







