Youngstown Dishwasher Sink
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I don't even wish them luck with getting that price.
americana4
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My parents had this machine back in the 60's. very limited top rack ( 8 cups & 9 glasses, IIRC) which had to be lifted out to get anything in the bottom. But it washed beautifully with a 9 minute cycle. I often wondered why FD spin tube machines didn't copy the smaller holes, which it seemed would have made a huge difference in washing performance.
turquoisedude
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My goodness, that dishwasher seems in pretty rough condition.... Those dishwashers are a royal pain in the arse to work on, despite being incredibly simple in design.
turquoisedude
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Pictures
Pulled them from the MP ad for the archives. Note the solid lid - this was used in the later production 55 and 56 Youngstown Jet Towers.
Pulled them from the MP ad for the archives. Note the solid lid - this was used in the later production 55 and 56 Youngstown Jet Towers.
TASTEE...
I still Want/Need an electric sink for the summer kitchen. All the nicer ones seem to be so far away, and the ones within a large driving area, are always Roached!
If anyone comes across any brand of a good electric sink combo, Please let me know. Thanks
Best washes,
Louis
I still Want/Need an electric sink for the summer kitchen. All the nicer ones seem to be so far away, and the ones within a large driving area, are always Roached!
If anyone comes across any brand of a good electric sink combo, Please let me know. Thanks
Best washes,
Louis
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