golittlesport
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Great photos, Kev! Wish I could have been there. Thanks (and to others who posted pictures) for taking the time to document your fun and share.
The East coast 2010 Wash-In, PART 2 (day 2)
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mickeyd
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I absolutely love
the giant glo-worm in the night time garden, and
John's hilarious KATZ cycle, and
the bathroom Stovetop-Combo sink
but I mainly want to thank you for the video of the glass bottom Easy in the other thread.
Seeing the rinse water shooting thru the long rows of holes was heaven, Kevin, and I am truly grateful.
the giant glo-worm in the night time garden, and
John's hilarious KATZ cycle, and
the bathroom Stovetop-Combo sink
but I mainly want to thank you for the video of the glass bottom Easy in the other thread.
Seeing the rinse water shooting thru the long rows of holes was heaven, Kevin, and I am truly grateful.
Ditto golittlesport...
Kevin...
Your photography is outstanding. Wish I could have been there as well...your videos allow me to feel like I am.
Thanks to you and the other enthusiasts who took the time and efforts to capture this stellar collection. It certainly has expanded since I saw it years ago.
George
Kevin...
Your photography is outstanding. Wish I could have been there as well...your videos allow me to feel like I am.
Thanks to you and the other enthusiasts who took the time and efforts to capture this stellar collection. It certainly has expanded since I saw it years ago.
George
The Extractor is actually a Bock Extractor
It is one of the last machines they made for American Laundry Machinery. in the late 60S Before American dropped all smaller machinery from its line. The last small washer extractor they made was in 1970 and was a 65 lb machine and was sold named "American Cascadex" and in had hard formula cards that were called Cardex formula controls They were about 10 inches wide and 16 inches long very heavy and would break if dropped just right. or bent.
It is one of the last machines they made for American Laundry Machinery. in the late 60S Before American dropped all smaller machinery from its line. The last small washer extractor they made was in 1970 and was a 65 lb machine and was sold named "American Cascadex" and in had hard formula cards that were called Cardex formula controls They were about 10 inches wide and 16 inches long very heavy and would break if dropped just right. or bent.
It's actually a Bock Extractor
Are any of these still around? Do you have an extra one? I would LOVE to have one!
Kevin
Are any of these still around? Do you have an extra one? I would LOVE to have one!
Kevin
redcarpetdrew
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Do you have an extra one?
Kevin, keep it up and you'll have to get rid of a car for the room... LOL!!!
RCD
Kevin, keep it up and you'll have to get rid of a car for the room... LOL!!!
RCD
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Wow
Kevin, the pictures and videos are awesome and much appreciated! Obviously, this was wash-in history being documented! Bravo, and thank you.
Kevin, the pictures and videos are awesome and much appreciated! Obviously, this was wash-in history being documented! Bravo, and thank you.
Wow, Thanks Kevin for sharing the great pictures. Everyone is having a nice time. I too was curious about the "Katz" cycle on the combo. The lights in the dryer tubing are spectacular. What a beautiful home and collection of toys. alr2903
It was my pleasure!
I'm glad I was able to share photos and video with every one! I really had a great time and would love to do it again!
F.Y.I... I am planning a wash-in (in the LA area on Saturday December 11, so mark your calendars!
Kevin
P.S.... Yes I want to know about the "KATZ" cycles too! Every "daily uses" washer was marked with the same cycle, but I forgot to ask John about it!
I'm glad I was able to share photos and video with every one! I really had a great time and would love to do it again!
F.Y.I... I am planning a wash-in (in the LA area on Saturday December 11, so mark your calendars!
Kevin
P.S.... Yes I want to know about the "KATZ" cycles too! Every "daily uses" washer was marked with the same cycle, but I forgot to ask John about it!
