Looks good Ben! Are you about out of room?
WO-65 finds it's mate!
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Looks good Ben! Are you about out of room?
To keep my sanity I am now adopting a one in, one out rule. Serenity Now! The 1955 Filtrator has found a new home across town at Cory and Cara's.
would you be so kind as to share some more pics of the timer and the control panel and the inside of the drum?
Sure thing Bobby - I'll be at the house with the camera tomorrow. Another photo opt will be here tomorrow!
Question for the group: did the TR-60 have drum lights? I'm not sure what the switch on the panel does, and I didn't see an access panel on the back for the lights like the later Filtrator design has.
To keep my sanity I am now adopting a one in, one out rule. Serenity Now! The 1955 Filtrator has found a new home across town at Cory and Cara's.
would you be so kind as to share some more pics of the timer and the control panel and the inside of the drum?
Sure thing Bobby - I'll be at the house with the camera tomorrow. Another photo opt will be here tomorrow!
Question for the group: did the TR-60 have drum lights? I'm not sure what the switch on the panel does, and I didn't see an access panel on the back for the lights like the later Filtrator design has.
More photos - as requested by Bobby
(BTW - discovered today in the doctrine that the TR-60 did have a lighted drum with ozone)
Photo of the rollers. Removed, cleaned, and re-greased. Good as new.
(BTW - discovered today in the doctrine that the TR-60 did have a lighted drum with ozone)
Photo of the rollers. Removed, cleaned, and re-greased. Good as new.
A shot before putting the roller panel back on.
Money shot. The TR-60 was the only Filtrator to not have holes on the back and front of the drum.
Filtrator cartridge and drip tray
Model tag
Timer controls.
Thermostat and placard.
Happily drying away!
Ben
Ben
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