Another awesome holiday weekend, expertly documented by Mike!

On a personal level, as I couldn't be there this time, it's fantastic for me to read all this and see all the photos.  As I go though this thread, I feel like I'm reliving the weekend along with you guys 

Great to see soooooo much progress here.  We're so lucky to have so many hands-on technical people, such as Mathew for example, otherwise I think I'd be sitting and staring at a whole bunch of broken machines waiting for a miracle 

Excellent thread, Mike.  It's so nice for all of us at automatic washer to be able to see all this and virtually join in the fun of a wash-in, where Al makes everyone from around the world who can attend, so welcome at his home.  

I'm raising my virtual glass to you all.  Cheers! 

Wow Al and Mike and everyone else that attended your get togethers get better and better, It actually made me a little sad that I did not take the time off to come over this year. You guys really know how to throw an appliance party where things actually get done, I am sure everyone went home feeling great as well as a little sad that it was over so soon.

And Mike as usual you did a great job documenting all the progress and fun, We are differently flying you over for our next event to help document it.

I am trying to stay close to home this year to get some major projects done around the house and at the museum project this year so we will be in a better place to do some events here in the coming years.

At the warehouse-museum project we are working on building out a lower kitchen break room, the restoration shop, the clean-up room for cleaning parts etc.

In the museum area I want to get the wall-of DWs hooked up and maybe some more washers and dryers hooked up, always plenty to do.

John

What an enjoyable video to watch of a unique and interesting piece of appliance history.

Nice job, Mike