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When you showed this in the other thread,

I was just dying to see the inside. The tub is perfect and the agi is like a mini-Apex Dasher. What a nice surprise! Hoping you appreciate how well-preserved this relic is. So glad you showed it.
 
Mickeyd-

Isn't that funny? Whenever I see a washing machine, my first thought is; "I wonder what the agitator looks like!" There are so many different styles, especially in a few of the odd wringer brands that aren't too common. This Wardway Standard is essentially an "Apex" in disguise, and Apex had some strange looking agitators.

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Was wishin' WaterWitch, that I had a pic handy this mor

#3 is the infamous mad "Dasher." Thanks. One of our members--forget who-- has a few Vids of this agitating on youtube. Be fun to see yours working.
Total agreement re: " I wonder what the agi looks like." Always, and that there are some weird mo-foes out there.
 
very nice wringer! Thanks for posting pics. My grandmother on my dad's side had two wringer washers and four stationary tubs in her basement laundry (she had nine kids) -- an ABC with angel wing agitator and an Apex with the spiral dasher.
 
Agitator 187-a

It's interesting, there seems to be two type of agitators, 1.) They type that merely "Drags" the clothes back and forth, and 2.) The type that creates a current and "Tumbles" the clothes. The agitator vane design with the larger portion at the top in the Wardway is one such example that drags the clothes. I like the design of the 187-a that is pictured in the lower left, that would kick up a strong current, and I like the square base.
 
I think Kevin should have a Wash-In at LEAST once a month...

 

 

Umm... yeah... I'll get right on planning that!   LOL

 

The only problem would be I won't have the "turn out" of this wash-in.   Boy it was FUN, wasn't it??

 

Kevin
 

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