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Thread Number: 11729
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| Post# 209187 , Reply# 1 5/9/2007 at 16:06 (6,189 days old) by 74simon () | ||
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and running The wash action on single tubs and early twinnies seems a lot more vigourous than on a square cabinet twinnie. 
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| Post# 209188 , Reply# 2 5/9/2007 at 16:07 (6,189 days old) by 74simon () | ||
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the wringer Pedal operated - only the last power wringers had this. 
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| Post# 209189 , Reply# 3 5/9/2007 at 16:08 (6,189 days old) by 74simon () | ||
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And empty The pump is driven by a tyre from the motor, and the impeller runs all the time it empties. Keeping the lid on is vital! 
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| Post# 209192 , Reply# 4 5/9/2007 at 16:44 (6,189 days old) by seamusuk (Dover Kent UK) | ||
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Post# 209204 , Reply# 5 5/9/2007 at 19:19 (6,189 days old) by gyrafoam  (Wytheville, VA) |
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Wow, must stir up a good suds-cake while draining if that impeller keeps going----certainly splashy! Is the impeller on the side-wall or on the bottom? | ||
| Post# 209275 , Reply# 6 5/9/2007 at 22:50 (6,189 days old) by scott55405 () | ||
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Great machine Si! In the states we had single tub washers, but I don't think an electric wringer was available. | ||
| Post# 209305 , Reply# 7 5/10/2007 at 04:32 (6,188 days old) by lederstiefel1 () | ||
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The impeller (pulsator disc) is at the rear-wall of the machine - like with mine, too. (Hoovermatic 3301L) They are definitely great machines and soooooooooooo fast! Ralf | ||
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