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What An Interesting Wringer Washer (Yes, I Know It Does Not Belong)
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nurdlinger
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It appears to have a separate motor for the wringer rather than the shafting and gears of Maytags et. al.
veg-o-matic
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The wringer was an optional accessory. Wards sold them too, if I recall.
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Neat little wringer! I wonder if the agitator is on upside-down?
If you know this is not the place to post wringers, then why did you not post this in the Super forum where it belongs?
If you know this is not the place to post wringers, then why did you not post this in the Super forum where it belongs?
westytoploader
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Neat machine!!! Especially with the different settings. If it were me I would have posted it here too...and not felt guilty about it 
Laundress----
Thanks for drawing my attention to this-----I had forgotten all about these things. I don't remember ever watching one in operation but I do remember them.
And yes, the agitator is right side up----evidently quite happy to drag everything back and forth from the top!
Thanks for drawing my attention to this-----I had forgotten all about these things. I don't remember ever watching one in operation but I do remember them.
And yes, the agitator is right side up----evidently quite happy to drag everything back and forth from the top!
I....I....I don't understand. Where does the water spin out to? Can the unbalanced load switch be disengaged? What is that big thing with the two rollers? 
Agitator....
Nope, that's how it goes! It does appear to be on upside down. When I got my machine home I figured that it was put on incorrectly. But much to my chagrin, it's on correctly. I'm going out on a limb here and say that I believe the "gentle" cycle is when you fill the washer up to the bottom line on the agitator and only about 2" of "fins" are in the water then... The higher up the water the more "agressive" the wash. And yes, there really isn't any turnover in this machine...just lots of swishing back and forth...now where did I file those darned pics....
jeff
Nope, that's how it goes! It does appear to be on upside down. When I got my machine home I figured that it was put on incorrectly. But much to my chagrin, it's on correctly. I'm going out on a limb here and say that I believe the "gentle" cycle is when you fill the washer up to the bottom line on the agitator and only about 2" of "fins" are in the water then... The higher up the water the more "agressive" the wash. And yes, there really isn't any turnover in this machine...just lots of swishing back and forth...now where did I file those darned pics....
jeff
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