Possibly for the Aus version
Hi Mike,
My coppertone Super 16 has the same controls as above: with the heater.
Cheers
Leon
Hi Mike,
My coppertone Super 16 has the same controls as above: with the heater.
Cheers
Leon
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The Aussie Version
Here's a link to a previous thread of the Australian Wilkins Servis version in coppertone with heater
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Here's a link to a previous thread of the Australian Wilkins Servis version in coppertone with heater
Coppertone Wilkins Servis Twin Tub
Here is my 1970's Wilkins Servis Twin Tub in Coppertone i bought off Aussie ebay for AU$20.00. After 4 failed attempts to get it to my state, it finally arrived this week. It was from a deceased estate and works well. Before anybody asks, i THOUGHT i had made a short video to post on Youtube...
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mickeyd
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Well, blimey, blimey blimey
What a show goes on here when the genius genies are summoned by rubbing the aworg lamp. Wonderful!! Many, Many thanks to you and Leon.
Saturday, on PBS, our dear friends Julia Child and Jacques Pepin were making souffles and Jack was using a sunset colored cheese which he called English Cheddar. And Julia was teasing the Brits about being unusual. She was actually funny, and quite old in the piece, and still alive, of course! ;->
Well I thought of her immediately when studying your magnificent close ups of the controls, (Reply #17): what the heck is "Spin&Heat" all about? Can you boil the rinse water, too? LOL. What if you wanted to spin and boil? I'm afraid your slow American Cousin is quite lost in these unusual options. Happy New Year, Mikey.
What a show goes on here when the genius genies are summoned by rubbing the aworg lamp. Wonderful!! Many, Many thanks to you and Leon.
Saturday, on PBS, our dear friends Julia Child and Jacques Pepin were making souffles and Jack was using a sunset colored cheese which he called English Cheddar. And Julia was teasing the Brits about being unusual. She was actually funny, and quite old in the piece, and still alive, of course! ;->
Well I thought of her immediately when studying your magnificent close ups of the controls, (Reply #17): what the heck is "Spin&Heat" all about? Can you boil the rinse water, too? LOL. What if you wanted to spin and boil? I'm afraid your slow American Cousin is quite lost in these unusual options. Happy New Year, Mikey.
mattywashboy
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Ugh Mike!
The memories that dark SuperTwin MK110 brings back is just magic
the smell of persil wafting through grandmas house with the sound of the agitator clunking back and forth.
The memories that dark SuperTwin MK110 brings back is just magic
the smell of persil wafting through grandmas house with the sound of the agitator clunking back and forth.
macboy91si
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Mike
The SuperTwin (and yes, it does tell you it's a SuperTwin...) here in the US has both a mechanical, wheel driven wash pump AND an electric spinner pump. The wash pump has a hose with a discharge grommet in the front-left of the wash tub, near the brim and the corresponding hose to fit in it and the spinner pump (electric) has a dial (3rd one) that control is and the spin circuit. None of the US/Canadian models have a heater due to their 110v operation. These are fine machines and I really would love to get one in working order.
-Tim
The SuperTwin (and yes, it does tell you it's a SuperTwin...) here in the US has both a mechanical, wheel driven wash pump AND an electric spinner pump. The wash pump has a hose with a discharge grommet in the front-left of the wash tub, near the brim and the corresponding hose to fit in it and the spinner pump (electric) has a dial (3rd one) that control is and the spin circuit. None of the US/Canadian models have a heater due to their 110v operation. These are fine machines and I really would love to get one in working order.
-Tim
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