Thank you Robert

[agiflow]

Hi everybody. It's nice to be back and want to thank Mr.Seger for letting me join the groups again.

In the last year I have acquired several older washers that quote frankly wasn't even looking for.

1. A 1985 Whirlpool Supreme belt drive in great shape that I made several videos of

2. 2005 KitchenAid Superba with automatic dispensers

3. A pristine 1974 Kenmore 70 series 110.72470400. This machiny was in a cabin and was hardly ever used in all that time. Made several videos of that also. That machines a keeper.

4. Just a couple of days ago I came across a GE filter flow that was in the garbage. The guy told me it worked fine. The lady threw it out because it was dirty. I don't think I am going to keep this machine. but would gladly pass it on to someone looking for a filter flo in the NJ,NY,PA area.

I want to apologize to anybody was offended in the past by my comments. I certainly didn't mean to be. I came to the site because of washers and appliances..... I hope to make friends with more of you.

All my videos on YouTube are under Agiflow to see the machines.

Thank you.

 

[peteski50]

WelcomBack!

Welcome back Pat - it's great to have you back!
Peter

 

[gelaundry4ever]

Hi Agiflow!

It's nice to see you back! I love the GE filter-flo! That's my favorite washer. I'd stay near the machine for hours on end, especially when it was set to normal speed. I love the sound of the washer on small load size with the ramped activator. That GE didn't play around!

 

[agiflow]

Thank you Pete for the welcome, I appreciate that.

Hi Jerome ! I've never owned a GE washer so this will be a fun machine to do a few loads in.

 

[appnut]

Patrick!! I am so glad you're back!!! Have missed you.I stumbled across your YT videos and enjoyed your efforts.

Bob

 

[petermaz]

Pat

I'm glad you were able to rejoin.

 

[agiflow]

Bob thank you ! Missed you also bud ! I always enjoy your posts.

Pete,thanks buddy. Appreciate that. Will talk later today !

 

[maytag85]

Welcome back to the club, Pat!

 

[Chetlaham]

Welcome back Pat! 

 

 

I can't wait to see more of your vintage appliance finds!

 

[appnut]

Pat, were you aware the color-coordinated "nub" on the upper left part of the opening was for the automatic soak-to-wash timed detergent dispenser?

 

[agiflow]

Thank you Sean and Chetlaham for the welcome back ! Much appreciated !

Hey Bob! Yes I did know that was for the detergent dispenser but had forgotten about it when I got it. It's a shame they didn't have it on here. This machine is a time capsule. There is no rust anywhere on it. The porcelain gleams
in the tub and the lid still stands at nearly a 90° angle. The underside of the lid is like factory new.

This was found in a cabin and accounts for the nearly non existent use. Was a blessing to find this especially when I wasn't looking for it. There was also an avocado Kenmore electric range that looked like it was never used either. I mean these things were really in pristine shape.

I can hear the the detergent bleach and fabric softener solenoids engage at different times. This machine does create a lot of froth though. I think it's due to the active self-cleaning filter. You can hear that pump going and it sounds like it's gurgling and groaning. It's really prominent on the lower water levels.

 

[launderess]

AgiFlow!

Darling how nice to have you back! If I knew you were coming I'd have baked a cake.

*LOL*

 

[agiflow]

Oh my Launderess how kind of you ! Thanks for the welcome back !!!