Reply 38-
You bring up a lot of good points. Regarding the centrifugal switch I have to disagree. Whirlpool BDs had a centrifugal switch in a machine without a base pan. The switching is internal and the body should not emit any sparks of fire.
The clutch-less motors were definitely better provided you did not have a suds lock.
Do you have a pic of the inner clutch drum from a FF vs that of a clutch model T? I still remember the two speed clutch being 5 times the size in comparison but its been a while I will admit.
You bring up a lot of good points. Regarding the centrifugal switch I have to disagree. Whirlpool BDs had a centrifugal switch in a machine without a base pan. The switching is internal and the body should not emit any sparks of fire.
The clutch-less motors were definitely better provided you did not have a suds lock.
Do you have a pic of the inner clutch drum from a FF vs that of a clutch model T? I still remember the two speed clutch being 5 times the size in comparison but its been a while I will admit.