Thrifting in New York City.

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So we improvised.

Here is a relic from a Westinghouse DW that belonged to a friend of Gadget's

 

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Nothing a few power tools can't fix!

 

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Et le voila.

An appropriately sized silverware basket that fits in the designated spot.

 

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more loads, unwashed.

 

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mas cosas

 

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yet another.

That is a 5 quart / 5L pot and a 2 qt /2 L one as well.

 

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The dimensions are:

22" wide x 18" deep x 17" tall.

(559mm wide x 457mm deep x 432mm tall).

It is HUGE, if I may say so myself!

Here is the water inlet and drain hose in the laundry tray/ slop-sink.

 

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Here is some water action. Light is from flashlight shining in to capture activity!

 

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waterworks

 

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water

 

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rear label, specs, schematics

 

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what a find!

...I am so jealous!!!!!

 

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More of a reason to come visit!

 

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Removable filter

 

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Hidden heating element.

1,200 watts heats that water fast!

 

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interior shot

Two air vents (rear wall)
Water inlet nozzle, right side as we looking

 

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some kind of air vent in rear.

 

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Door has a "barely ajar" location that it can be "clicked" into to air dry the dishes.

 

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He's a big boy.

THAT"S ALL FOLKS!

 

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Toggs and Gary - enjoy the new Danby! Certainly a lot of fun since you removed that ridiculous dark filter/lens - ick. IIRC was actually a fairly good dishwasher as well.

Ben