beekeyknee
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I wanted to take these pictures at night, but I was just too tired.
WAKE THE DEAD: TOL Maytag washer and dryer - $50 (Cedar Rapids)
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beekeyknee
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Stopped at this rest area just east of Salt Lake City.
beekeyknee
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These little critters were running around there. Ground Squirrels, I think.
beekeyknee
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I walked up this steep pavement to take the next pictures.
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beekeyknee
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Last one. My truck with its precious cargo. By the time I hit eastern Wyoming it was dark and when I got to eastern Nebraska it was raining and pretty much looked like home and that's where I wanted to be, so no more pictures.
hippiedoll
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GREAT PICTURES!!!
thank you for sharing your trip pictures with us brian/beekeyknee. it's was neat to get a look at the different places you were.
very cool.....
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thank you for sharing your trip pictures with us brian/beekeyknee. it's was neat to get a look at the different places you were.
very cool.....
)
beekeyknee
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John,
Is this a Westinghouse motor?
B.
Is this a Westinghouse motor?
B.
Westinghouse Motor For A MT HD Washer
Hi Brain, yes indeed that is a WH motor, MT used quite a few of them in their washers and dryers in the 70s, they worked fine when they worked but they had many more centrifugal switch issues and bearing failures.
Hi Brain, yes indeed that is a WH motor, MT used quite a few of them in their washers and dryers in the 70s, they worked fine when they worked but they had many more centrifugal switch issues and bearing failures.
ovrphil
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I really enjoyed the photos - one of these days, I'll be heading out west again - and may try to re-trace the old steps I took in 1970 (part of the way was Route 66). Cute Prairie Dog. Reply #223 - that iron rich rock strata was cool looking. Wendover Will - love that sign! I like the old road artifacts that are still around and being used.
It's good you weren't out now, with all the storms sweeping the south...timing is everything and so is stamina.
Phil
(those were Prairie Dogs...but some do call them ground squirrels)
It's good you weren't out now, with all the storms sweeping the south...timing is everything and so is stamina.
Phil
(those were Prairie Dogs...but some do call them ground squirrels)
stricklybojack
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Have yet to see a 906 machine in person or even a Craigslist ad for one.
Have yet to see a 906 machine in person or even a Craigslist ad for one.
I had a set in Avocado years ago, and a dryer in white.
May it be:
A happy ending to getting all this to work & see here...
-- Dave
A happy ending to getting all this to work & see here...
-- Dave
What is that check valve used for on the gold 806 washers drain hose? High stand pipe?
Built-In Drain Check Valves On MT DC Washers
MT added these built-in CVs to their washers in the 90s and some time into the 90s when they were discontinued due to extra cost.
The CVs saved MT warranty costs associated with washers overflowing when the washers drain hose was in a slow draining sink where the water would either be sucked back into the machine or would siphon back.
These DCVs also eliminated performance problems where the end of the drain hose was below the water level in the washer which could result in water siphoning out of the machine.
John L.
MT added these built-in CVs to their washers in the 90s and some time into the 90s when they were discontinued due to extra cost.
The CVs saved MT warranty costs associated with washers overflowing when the washers drain hose was in a slow draining sink where the water would either be sucked back into the machine or would siphon back.
These DCVs also eliminated performance problems where the end of the drain hose was below the water level in the washer which could result in water siphoning out of the machine.
John L.
