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I have seen these in person. They're some good washers!!!

Hey man what's up I haven't seen you for a couple of months have you been doing other things?

Now that's expensive

the other 3 empty numbers implies you could get almost 10 million minutes on the dryer, or 19 years of continuous drying

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It must be mega load, & 60 pounds.

It's rare to see this model of Speed Queen, Huebsch or IPSO washers run off the mechanical relays instead of a VFD. Nice wash action. Though, it seems the machines here act weird when you start them, it says "PUSH Strt [Price]?" It's supposed to display the time, not the price 😅. And then when you hit start, it said "PAUS", then showed the time. Really strange.

Interesting! It's always nice to learn about new brands and machines. They seem to do the job really well, though they have an interesting design.

It's unfortunate that prople really try to save money by jamming everything in one machine. But these machines are crappy anyway, so I'm not that sad.

Definitely one of the most underrated machines out there, IMO. They do an amazing job at cleaning. I have some at my local laundromat, too! I have also learned a lot about these machines too. Some features I like are: It pauses when filling, and the time won't advance unless it fills to the correct water level. If it fails to reach the water level after 10 minutes, it will say "ALN A" on the screen. It dedicates a whole minute for draining, which gives time for all the water to drain before moving to the next cycle. If it fails to drain all the water after 5 minutes, it will display "ALN. E. " on the screen. If the drain valve does not open at all, it will display "ALN. L. " on the screen. Most importantly, these machines do a spin drain, which is really nice to see. There are some flaws with this, though: - If the machine has too much water when the spin relay turns on, it could cause the motor to overheat and die. It will display "End. " then "ALN. Notr" on the screen, and the user will have to use another machine. This is rare though, and mainly happens on machines with bad motor bearings. - sometimes the machine doesn't drain out all the water during the intermediate spin. Then the machine will skip the next fill phase.

Interesting. I've always found these unique, but this machine has a way too low water level. That won't get nobody's clothes clean, imo.

Cool to see a vintage UniMac washer in action. These UniMats were the first ever MD2 models made, I believe.

Another machine who has seen better days. RIP IPSO washer (19??-2022)

That machine has definitely seen better days. RIP Wascomat W74 (19??-2022)

Interesting to see more Speed Queen manufactured Dexter washers in action. Though, the decal for the mode buttons is destroyed.

Nice to see footage of an extremely old Wascomat washer in action. Still runs perfectly! And the video is exactly 10 minutes long? Perfect!

Cool how you were able to film the inside of an Alliance (Speed Queen, Huebsch) Horizon washer. But that is extremely dangerous to leave like that in a laundromat, since there are many exposed live wires that could hospitalize someone if touched. The owner should think about those things first.

I watched this video a few months ago, but finally decided to comment. Yeah, both the Dexter WCN T-300s you were filming are in desperate need of new motor bearings or a new motor. The left most one also is missing another part known as a "motor tension spring", which provides tension on the motor. That explains why the machine squeaked when it started the spin. It also jumped to high speed way faster than normal.

Excellent washing action - it has everything I want in a commercial washer, intermediate spins after main wash and all rinses. :)

What in the world who? in the right mind will put a piece of Cheese. in the washing machine. especially a front load washer.

Interesting it does a spin-drain as it ramps up to full speed. Nice machine

How do you even do that?

Tokyo Drift.

What is coming soon?

What place is this dryer in?

Heavy soil means an added prewash in this machine??

25 cents ?? Where is this ?

Nice! These remind me of the big Milnor’s when they’d do a distribution spin-drain then kick into spin shortly after