Introducing the Bendix Power Surge Fully Automatic Washer!
Who Has the Power?? Bendix!!
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Offered in two models.
Bendix of Course...
You`re such a tease , you know theres gonna be tea spilt all over that computer stitching machine.....thats why he has to use two layers and rip the one thats been spilt over off...........Slaaapppp...
The pic shows the water as a roll over effect, side to middle etc...do we know if it was like that...any experiences???
Mike
You`re such a tease , you know theres gonna be tea spilt all over that computer stitching machine.....thats why he has to use two layers and rip the one thats been spilt over off...........Slaaapppp...
The pic shows the water as a roll over effect, side to middle etc...do we know if it was like that...any experiences???
Mike
Mike
Thank you! Atleast someone out there understands!!!!!
I am wrapping the embroidery machines in plastic today!
Oh he's gonna get SLLLAPPP!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but I NEED Power Surging!
Thank you! Atleast someone out there understands!!!!!
I am wrapping the embroidery machines in plastic today!
Oh he's gonna get SLLLAPPP!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but I NEED Power Surging!
geoffdelp
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Wow ... sort of like the Kelvinator or ABC-O-Matic, huh? Thanks, Greg for scanning these in!
I don't believe I've ever seen one of these. Must not have been very popular? I sure like the idea of it; I bet it was easier on clothing.
I don't believe I've ever seen one of these. Must not have been very popular? I sure like the idea of it; I bet it was easier on clothing.
For information purposes only...
Hands off Jet! You're a frontload-fan. The Power Surge is MINE!!!!
Hands off Jet! You're a frontload-fan. The Power Surge is MINE!!!!
Bendix
This is a awsome design - does anyone know why the design didn't last to long?
Peter
This is a awsome design - does anyone know why the design didn't last to long?
Peter
Greedy greeedy greedy!
And your little dog too!
Geof and Peter Bendix introduced this about 1955-6 so it was new and then in 1957 Bendix sold out to Philco so Philco dropped the ball on it. It was probably only made for two years or so and since I am closer to Ohio than Greg is I'll RACE YA!!
jet
And your little dog too!
Geof and Peter Bendix introduced this about 1955-6 so it was new and then in 1957 Bendix sold out to Philco so Philco dropped the ball on it. It was probably only made for two years or so and since I am closer to Ohio than Greg is I'll RACE YA!!
jet
frontaloadotmy
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That will be such fun!
Gansky and Jetcone will reserve one day each month
for the exclusive "quiver-action" period!
Gansky and Jetcone will reserve one day each month
for the exclusive "quiver-action" period!
I'll Take on with a Turquoise Formica Top please.
This would be an incredible machine to find. Look at the size of that basket seal boot, oy.
Well you never know, we've all been on a Roll lately to say the least. The washer gods are in a giving mood.
That brochure is great fun Greg!
This would be an incredible machine to find. Look at the size of that basket seal boot, oy.
Well you never know, we've all been on a Roll lately to say the least. The washer gods are in a giving mood.
That brochure is great fun Greg!
I don't know if any of us have ever seen one of these machines before.
Ohh Baby
Quiver Action YAY!
Quiver Action YAY!
Is the mechanism in these the same as the Thor which was also a dishwasher?
I think these were sold here as a "Healing -Thor Trimatic". That three sided agitator is very familiar though the Trimatic had round flattened rubber pieces at each corner of the "agitator", not the vertical fins shown in these pics.
I have only seen two Trimatics - many, many years ago my uncle was a washer repairman and had a Trimatic, years later I saw a wrecked one out on the nature strip for hard rubbish collection. Never seen one in action.
Healco were the Melbourne agents for Bendix, Thor and Healing.
Thanks for posting these pics Greg!
Chris.
I think these were sold here as a "Healing -Thor Trimatic". That three sided agitator is very familiar though the Trimatic had round flattened rubber pieces at each corner of the "agitator", not the vertical fins shown in these pics.
I have only seen two Trimatics - many, many years ago my uncle was a washer repairman and had a Trimatic, years later I saw a wrecked one out on the nature strip for hard rubbish collection. Never seen one in action.
Healco were the Melbourne agents for Bendix, Thor and Healing.
Thanks for posting these pics Greg!
Chris.
