HI everyone, where would I be able to find Speed Queen wringer washer parts? I need a seal or gasket that is attached to the drain under the tub. It is held to the machine with a screw type clamp that clamps the bottom part of the drain to the top part. Thanks so much. The washer is in great shape, but I need the gasket so that it won't leak. Thanks for your help, Gary
Speed Queen wringer washer parts
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Hi Gary
Maybe u can post some pics ?
Wonder if it’s a part you’l have to make out of something?
Maybe u can post some pics ?
Wonder if it’s a part you’l have to make out of something?
hi stan
What if i used JB weld on it and forget the O ring?
What if i used JB weld on it and forget the O ring?
Id feel better
Seeing a pic of exactly what we’re talking about.
Seeing a pic of exactly what we’re talking about.
Try this thread: https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?31929
My machine is exactly the same one in the picture. The drain is in two pieces, the bottom part fits into the top part that we see in the picture. There is a gasket between the two and that is the gasket that I need. My quess is that if the pump won't work all of a sudden, the wire that is attached to the knob needs to be tightened and then it will pull the wheel against the belt. Thanks, Gary
Forget the gasket
And use 3M, marine sealant. It will never leak again.
John
And use 3M, marine sealant. It will never leak again.
John
HI John, Thanks for the information. Where would I go to get 3M marine sealant? Thanks, Gary
Lowes or Home Depot to name just a few places
John, thanks for your help on this. When I apply the marine sealant, do I put it in the inside of the rim of the drain section or just on the outside? Thanks once again. Gary
John, thanks for your help on this. When I apply the marine sealant, do I put it in the inside of the rim, where the round seal was of the drain section or just on the outside? Thanks once again. Gary
