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I'm having trouble getting the agitator off nd what is the tiny hole on one side of it for? . Any sugesstions on that.

We rescued one from a neighbor. Where do you get new seals? Mine leaks oil.

What is the resource to get the seal replacement? Just got one of these this morning. In pristine shape but sounds like the seal should be replaced regardless.

I wish you would show how you get the agitator off I can't seem to get mine off there must be some trick to it

Where did you get your supplies for the washer

You are funny.. fun to watch.. I just got me an J series maytag wringer washer..and this is very helpful .. Thank you.. It imspiring to see you young men doing this stuff..I ca't get the agitator off.. How do you get it off/ I pulled and pulled but it won't budge..

In 1982, I had an old maytag wringer, not sure when it was made. All I know is it was pretty old then and didn't have a pump on it. So I used it in the back yard to lay the drain hose down to drain it. I don't know if it had one when it came out or not. Middle of Chicago. My dad asked me what I was gonna do come winter. He traded an old automatic maytag for it, so I had something inside to wash clothes.

I see this was 5 years ago but I just got a pink antique Maytag just like that today, and I wanted to know how to maintenance it before I put any water in it you did a great job of explaining that but you need to drink a little less coffee next time you make a video LOL but I got enough out of it to understand what's going on thank you for your time and effort.

I saw one of these at the Vintage Machinery Sales at Murton, near York, UK. That was pre-covid, and I can safely say that in England, a Maytag washing machine is a very rare item indeed. We do actually see more of the Maytag engines, and even then, they're still pretty thin on the ground.

Where can I buy parts for my wringer washer like the round one you have that is not working at the moment?

Great to see you guys working on this classic Maytag, good to see how theye all work, the first British Hotpoint wringer washer was a Maytag model E built under license. I do have the same as your round one that was bought over here by an Italian family during the war .

Hello from Wales. I love watching repair jobs, either in "the flesh" or on film, so don't worry about being boring - you're not t all. As I live in Britain, we don't have Maytag machines (as far as I know) but I do have a 1970s Hotpoint twin tub - ie wash tub and spin drier tub - that I bought on ebay some years ago. I've replaced two rubber hoses on it and recently did a 12 hour trip to Norfolk for a more involved repair to the spinner switching mechanism. These older machines are so great - when they still work. I can have a full week's wash done, dried and out on the line in under an hour - that's about 3 loads of stuff. My new Hoover front loader automatic would take all morning for that ! So, great work, Sir. Keep it up !

Note if you really want to get the water out without a lot of fuss... take a shop vac and hook the vac hose up to the that drain tube under the machine turn the vac on it will suck that machine dry

I had exact machine. Loved it. It washes better then a new machine & that ain't no lie ❤

looks like the little fan kicked your ass. its been three years.

How much it coat i have the same Maytag washer

I just noticed how old this video is... funny it popped up on my feed just today.

I think your throttle linkage needs adjustment. That engine should really roar when at full throttle. And the fact you bogged down a few times shows you are under powered. With that small a mower the 656 should barely notice it even in tall grass. I didn't notice your tach, there should be a mark on it showing PTO rpm. I have a 656 Hydro utility diesel.

Seems this person isn't as smart as he thinks crank and crank it should of started before the third crank don't try repairing T&A for a liveing

Very nice tractor you have. I'm actually getting my farmall h tonight.

Great job.

Great video! My grandparents had three of these and I was told during WW II they collected many of these to be melted down for the war I bought one of these 30 years ago as a spare when the new one broke down still running great!

1960s? Try late 1940s early 1950s. My mom had this very same model from the time I was a baby (born in 1957). In order to be able to work on these things you have to be a REAL MAN. No fakin' it. You can't handle a machine like this without tons of testosterone.

Ah man thanks. I just bought one and thanks for showing the seal, I will check out asap. Best

Run 2 layers of heat shrink tube over the wires after cleaning off all the old insulation the use clear nail polish on the windings that have bare spots and your fan will be good to go

Having trouble with wringer. It popped up and can’t put back down. There is a bar blocking but idk how to fix it. Any suggestions or tips?

I can see why those washers never die. The agitator is SO strong, it looks like you could sink a ship in there! I love this retro stuff, I'm impressed that they are still around!

Tighten down the

Thanks for video. Is the tire puller the only way to get the model T wheel off?

I have one VERY similar. My dad used it for his work clothes for years and I just washed a few loads yesterday when I got it. However, the ringer will not lock in place. When ringer in in use it had to be held or the “arm” will just spin around. How do I lock it in place?

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Hello my name is James walls I've watched a few of your videos and am hoping that you can help me I have a 1937 Maytag wringer washer I've always used them this one I took the two tubs apart to get to the gear box I had one heck of a time getting the thumb screws out that are under the agitator got it all back together but had to use different screws bolts anyway now it leaks and gets oil in gear box what can I do to stop the leak

That dude is sexy, I'd love to see his eggplant Also this video was extremely helpful and Informative.

I need to say. That was a fine video. I just bought one, a maytag that is 10 hour trip lol Thanks for the info u plan on getting into it tomorrow.. from SC Thanks again and GOD Bless!!!

Im working on a machine right now just wondering where do I find aftermarket parts? have been looking everywhere all I can find is some on eBay and they're very expensive!

I have the round maytag washer and I can't get the agitator out:(

It was great seeing how you changed the springs they worked. I think you should know that by leveling the crank handle in the front it will come out and you will lose it. Looks great.

Any updates on the Model T?

I know its an older video but may help someone now or in the future,that spring in the bottom is a buffer spring,if it gets to surging you can loosen the lock nut and turn it in a little at a time until it smoothes out,the on on top of governor is engine speed adjustment,turning it out a little at a time will increase speed,turning it in will decrease governed engine RPM!

Hey John! Did you ever get the fan going? This is Ray, Ben's father...When you can, can you give me a call? I can give your father (on facebook) my number.. Thanks

That was exciting hearing it start, nice work 👍🏻👍🏻

Your not excited are you. Looks like it runs good. I know the feeling I redid a 27 roadster a while back and working on a 27 coupe now.

Great video and very helpful Good to see young guys who have the knowledge to fix this old equipment

I can’t take it anymore good by

Raise it before you engage the PTO. Just a few inches, so it can get up speed

You guys pretty much trashed that tractor

Nobody runs a brush hog that low on the ground. You have it nose down, it should be level with rear end

Sounds great good job....just broke my cub tonite ..thanks I figured it was easy....I subscribed by the way....later,thanks

My wife and I rigged one of those to the kitchen sink faucet and connected the drain line like you would for a dishwasher ...the owner of the house was going to scrap it...hey sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do 😂 ( we did keep it and sold it to a collector yrs later) I also have my parents 1st GE round top fridge that still works and has never been worked on. It makes a great kegorater...the 2 taps are mounted on the L & R exterior sides .

new sub found your channel through Jonathan W I've always enjoyed hit n miss power plants as well as steam farm equipment. My 1st experience was as a kid, ( won't tell you how many yrs ago that was ..but it was back in the 60s) the family went to a antique tractor event and it was all hit n miss and steamers. ( have you heard from jw? ..it's been a while since he posted, he's normally a once a week guy)