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My great-aunt had that exact machine!
I believe she bought it in the ninteen-eighties.

(Guess who got her old 24 inch wide 1962 Kenmore TL?)

The two chrome handles drop wheels which lift the machine up off if its four leveling legs.

IIRC there is NOT one 4 inch (100mm) exhaust connection, but rather TWO smaller ports; no connection to exhaust hose is simple. The lint filter sits OUTSIDE the machine (right rear near top) and covers the ports. Editor's note: NOT hugely effective. LOL

I had a more up-to-date comb-o-matic also.
 
That clear front westy, there'd be so many angles I'd wanna watch simultaneously--the bouncing mechanism when spinning, the total tub movement while washing (put some rugs in there for extra splashing and wild all-at-once total lift and plunge into water). That lady needs to be reported to the washer abume society for way oversudsing that poor white westy. Obviously the broad doesn't blieve in fabric softener or she'd be able to dissipate those suds post haste.
 

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