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| Post# 338327 , Reply# 1 3/28/2009 at 09:36 (5,500 days old) by mrb627 (Buford, GA) | ||
Speed Queen
I have a Speed Queen that needs a little more work. I hope to get back to it after the weather warms up a bit. I had a Lady Kenmore pushbutton with vari-flex agitator a few years ago. I loved how quiet that machine ran with that slimline belt. Sounds like Stephn needs to put up an Atlanta Wash-In and show off his collection. I would like to hook up with some of the local Atlanta collectors. We need to network some down South. MRB | ||
| Post# 338329 , Reply# 2 3/28/2009 at 09:38 (5,500 days old) by lesto (Atlanta) | ||
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I agree. We Southern wash boys need to get together more often. | ||
| Post# 338331 , Reply# 3 3/28/2009 at 09:52 (5,500 days old) by mrb627 (Buford, GA) | ||
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Speed Queen Alone
All I have in my collection is the one solid tub Speed Queen and it lives in the garage where there is no hook up. My daily drivers are a set of LG's. The LG's are ok. I wouldn't buy them again though. I someday hope to replace them with a set of Miele's. In order to play with the Speed Queen, I have to pull a garden hose from the back yard around into the garage. Which takes care of the source. The waste water pumps into the large garbage can. In the bottom of that can lives a submersible pump. Which will pump the waste water to the back yard. Its not pretty, but it works. I toyed with the idea of marketing a standalone unit that had a pump capable of supplying water to the machine to these big box stores so they could have machines operate with a live water demo. It would help sell more machines and draw washerphiles into the stores like mad. MRB | ||
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