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Thread Number: 39447
Removing the Agitator block ?? |
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| Post# 584512 3/22/2012 at 23:33 (4,416 days old) by 1966_mustang () | ||
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How does one remove the Funny cone shaped hex Agitator block? Looks like I am going to have to replace ALL the seals to stop the leaking... But this agitator block has been the biggest Mystery.. | ||
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| Post# 584514 , Reply# 1 3/22/2012 at 23:50 (4,416 days old) by aldspinboy (Philadelphia, Pa) | ||
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| Post# 584578 , Reply# 2 3/23/2012 at 09:51 (4,415 days old) by 1966_mustang () | ||
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OK so how do I get this littel Brass threaded screw off? does it screw on and off the normal way? Do I even have to take it of the remove the block? | ||
| Post# 584591 , Reply# 3 3/23/2012 at 11:04 (4,415 days old) by rickr (.) | ||
Yes, that brass nut is right hand threaded. Go to the restorations section on this site, and Robert has detailed instructions with photos on how to restore an early KM/WP belt drive machine. It is a 1957 Kenmore, which is the same as your 60's Whirlpool. Just print the whole thing out, and you will have a nice belt drive manual to work with on your Whirlpool restoration. This is what I did for my first WP/KM restoration and it was very helpful. They are easy to work on, if you know what to do.
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| Post# 584627 , Reply# 4 3/23/2012 at 13:58 (4,415 days old) by 1966_mustang () | ||
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I look through this restoration process under the photos and did not see where it gave details on how to remove this.. I saw how to remove the block by heating it up. But did not see how to remove this brass nut.. | ||
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