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Wow this thread is rocking.
No internet for two weeks aaaah.
Mike your Norge like I said is really nice man,now if we just can see it
in action..
I will finish off what I strated.
During a great vacation last year me and Mike went to see
Gary ( Abc O matic )and had the best time I Thank you Gary again
for your hospitality.
One part theres more to the story.
Me and Mike on the road to Gary's home.
Look at the sky so beautiful.

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We got there and had a fantastic dinner
and great music he has a wounderful organ.
Here we are in the best room of the house washing in the
GE wringer with a actavator.
Some has seen this since I left the videos unlocked.
Agitating.

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Austin made this video and he will be missed!
What a great guy !
Very hurt by the situation long live Austin.
Eugine here is the twin tub.
Me and Mike,Gary, Fred, & Todd.
There was a leaf in the water I scared myself
when I snatched it.
Impulse.

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The Vids! Fabulous! Hadn't seen them. Thanks, Darren.

It 's just so cool the way the Activator flips and flushes the clothes--WOW!-- just like the action in the 47 Automatic.

The Dexter vids and pix are amazing. What a unique machine. It's the closest thing to two washers in one ever conceived. An actual Twin Tub, as in identical.

People don't appreciate how well wringer washers moved the load.

GARY: Hi, Yes it is an SQ and the wringer works fine, but the wringer on my Tag has been snapping lately when it gets too wet. I don't know why it's doing that. I reset it or hold the upper handle when it refuses to reset. Then after it rests and dries, it fixes itself until it gets too wet again. I took a Tag wringer apart once and there's a lot of stuff going on which I have yet to master. Some day...... ;'D
 
I would like to submit this photo duo of my Mom's Dexter Double-Tub Washer.

Top: Me (Mike) at age 14 months, taken in March 1954. The bug had bitten me by this early age.

Bottom: Me at age 3 1/2, and my sister (Lynn) at age 2 1/2, taken in August 1956. She did not get bitten, but appreciates my collection today. Surprisingly, it is her oldest son (Tyler) who is really interested in the collection when he is at my house for rare family get-togethers.

Mike

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Mike and Brad

Really digging the juxtaposition of the 4 black and whites. Love how you can date the decades by the gals' aprons. And seeing the hooked-over-sink drain hose on the 50's GE is so satisfying, Very artsy how she has no visible rinsing tubs: she's either rinsing in the sink or right in her big GE. The 30's lady in her starched apron and severe hair-do is all business with her set tubs and very severe GE.

 

And now we have Gerber-worthy shots of Mike and Lynn having a ball in the Dexter Twin, through the years. Wonderful. Interesting to hear your nephew has the gene.

 

These great pix make me think that this is exactly what Brad had hoped for when he created the thread.
 
Let us not forget the mangle in the background of the '50's pic! I want that laundry room/kitchen! Youngstown cabinets and all.
 

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