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Yes, the TC5 is the best top loading washer: (1) the drum is fixed and the agitator moves, which provides a more aggressive wash and rinse cycle than every other Speed Queen washer where the agitator is fastened to the spin basket (2) it has a Deep Fill option, so the tub actually fills with water to about 95% capacity (v. about 70% or less max for all three TR models) (3) it has a 15-year warranty on the transmission, and (4) it has a lifetime warranty on both the inner and outer drums. The one downside is the TC5 uses ONLY cold water for the RINSE cycle (i.e., you can't select warm water for the rinse cycle like you can on the TR7). Just one correction to your video: the motor is 1/2 horsepower, not 1 hp. But that is still plenty of power.
If you have an actual family that has children and construction clothes, you name it. It's the best on the market and easily fixed. I do 25 loads a week with 6 in my family. 3 yrs old running strong.
I decided to get a new washer last fall. I was sick of dealing with a “high efficiency “ washer with the impeller. Not an efficient or an effective machine. Went to a local appliance store and bought a Speed Queen TC5. I love it!!
I dont think the new speed queens are as good as old ones. They qoute 25 years life expectancies but i have seen several that are less then 3 years old with major issues. Happy to send pics if you want to see
As an amateur tech, I've seen similar. Their head company, ALS, was bought out by an investment banking company around a decade ago, so I think the bean counters are starting to get their way. I think for top loaders, Speed Queen is still better built than the rest, if you've got the money. For front loaders, I've moved onto LG front loaders for now, the only issues I see with them is their dampers might need replacing after a few years, but very easy to swap and they build them in Tennessee.
I had two of their machines, both of which lasted under 2 years before problems. I feel like 2015-17 was SQ’s best run. After that they went down, then went way down in 2021
@@anfernyjackson9013 I am only one person, but I have had an LG front loader for almost 8 years and it works well and has had no issues. I'm hoping to get some more years out of it.
Still rolling with my 1987 Maytag top loader. Bought for $100, 8 years ago with matching dryer. I did replace the damper pads, otherwise nothing. They were made to last!
I have 6 in family from 2 to 40. Construction clothes, nursing scrubs, kids clothes, blankets pillows, shoes, ect.. 25 loads a weeks and it doesn't walk like my old one, and is super quiet. Ridiculously better, but almost 2x the price. Worth it? Yesssss! Helll yeessss! And works great on a generator when power is out!
Keep in mind that the reason these machines don't walk is because they have one of the lowest spin speeds in the industry - 710 RPM. That's slower than a car engine idles, and absolutely pitiful that in 2024 people are buying these old boat-anchor toploaders and thinking they got "the best appliance ever", when in reality these are machines designed for apartment complexes and shared use, where "actual cleaning performance" is absolutely not even one of the metrics considered when purchasing, and "cost to dry the still-wet clothes" also doesn't matter because that's a fixed cost that can be reliably built into the cost they charge the end user for each use of the machines (and shared use dryers are probably often natural gas). If you dry all of that laundry in an electric dryer (which I imagine you do, since Americans get a fake sense of freedom and "I'm not poor, look how much I can spend boiling water out of clothes and blowing all that energy out of a 4" hole in the wall!") you're looking at about $23,750 in excess electricity usage over the life of those Low-Speed Queens! This is what's keeping people in america poor and the corporations rich - gluttonously inefficient and underwhelmingly designed appliances, vehicles, etc.
@@s.linn5086 yeagh sweetie you are wrong in almost every way. Here's why you are wrong. 1- it has a better balanced frame and barrel management than my old digital everything Kenmore. 2- obviously you dont work for a living so let me explain that when you actually get dirty( concrete, sand, metal filings, chemicals, solvents, ect.) High speed spinning does not get your close clean. You need cold water to prevent chemical activation which will destroy the carbon based fibers, aswell as the gasket seals of the cheap machine you buy. Low and slow with agitation. Common knowledge guy. That's a standard of commercial equipment. Not just for glitter spandex like you got hidden away. 3- the clothes just spin a little long to get just as dry. Higher speed dries faster, not better. Dry is dry. 4- the transmission alone is worth the money, and I use the thing constantly. So you are just being a whiner and lashing out. Because my electricity bill is 11% lower year in total aswell as this model only has a 800watt motor. The transmission does the magic. Unlike the cheaper brands this is true variable voltage and amperage motor coupled into a multi gear line transmission. Means smooth! Do you understand now sweetie?
I'm currently in the blueprint stage of design, for a 1 bedroom home to be built inside my metal garage building and have been looking at and watching video's on new appliances. I've decided to get Speed Queens and am very happy that you have them available. I am in NW Denton County (Texas) bout 30 miles from the Texas / Oklahoma border. If I can't get someone with a large truck to come pick them up, how much for delivery and installation to 76266 zipcode?
@@SWMOWoodsman the TR series is an excellent washer. I have it I've had both it's much more versatile whoever started spreading that nonsense doesn't know what they're talking about.
If they fail within their warranty period SQ is obligated to repair or even replace. I’ve been washing with Speed Queen for over 30 years now. My current machine is almost 18 years old and I have spent money to replace the hot water solenoid, a new drain hose and new brakes over the past couple of years. It’s cost me close to $700, but I don’t mind. Most of the washers out there are rubbish. I like the features and performance of my SQ and will keep it going for as long as possible, even if it costs another grand. Second hand Speed Queen top loaders retail for $1000.00, because they are the only traditional top loader on the market. A lot of consumers are not happy with modern washing machines for various reasons.
@@christalisaias7236 I would like to know about that guy. I just bought a garbage maytag that broke after 4 loads . I need a new machine fast. I'm in Phoenix
What do you think of the speed queen front load washer? I am an individual who is blind. And want to know how accessible the machine is. For example, does speed clean, provide braille overlay labels, and. When you power up the machine, does the machine always start at the top of the menus? Do you have a good contact for speed queen where I can ask him to see if they have braille features for the machines
@@Kindlyone777Correct, it has a transmission which takes tons of strain off the motor so it can have a 1/2 HP motor rather than a 1 HP motor that has to work 2x as hard
@@laurensargeant-bestlifeokc3215 I think you look like her, but then again my wife often tells me I’m horrible at picking out people’s celebrity look-a-like.
My father is a Vietnam veteran and he is always having to replace his washer and dryer and I have done the research and I know speed Queens are the best ones. I was wondering if you guys could help my dad in any way possible him being a Vietnam veteran? Please sir
Nice washing machine east of the mississippi. Anywhere water is scarce, this machine is a massive hog for it. My $500 Maytag uses 1/3 the water and never a issue with results. As for the dryer, ANY USA electric dryer can run for 50 years with handy guy replaceable parts.
Yes, you can save money on laundry cost by buying a very expensive Speed Queen but not the first day. At 12 - 15 years you will have purchased your 2nd or 3rd cheaper washer while the Speed Queen is still cranking out the wash. Speed Queen's design target is 25 years of use. Also consider your time waiting for a repair person to show for the cheaper machines.
This thing is over engineered garbage. Needs to be recalled. had to be repaired over 7 time in 5 years. It is still under warranty . This is new repair list Horrible customer service.. I am not lying look at the repair list Speed Queen Flat Rate 1 Warners Stellian /REPAIR - On Site Diagnosis 1 Warners Stellian /REPAIR - Reschedule 1 Speed Queen 203657P Non-Heater Control 1 Speed Queen 803415 Out of Balance Switch 1 Speed Queen 203968 Tub Cover 1 Speed Queen 719P3 Wash Tub 1 Speed Queen 39837 Balance Ring
I bought a Speed Queen for home. No nonsense BS or Smart crap on the control panel. Made in WISCONSIN. I will not consider any other brand EVER AGAIN. No lid lock is the best. Lid lock is BS. My clothing is clean!
This new set is not worth what they are selling for, yea it’s the best current top loader you can find cause it’s a traditional style but because of that they raise the price now, the most this set is truly worth is 800$. That’s what they used to be many years ago. I would of never paid such a price in todays terrible economy with a fully electronic control panel waiting to go out at some point in the near future, electronics plus washers don’t combine.
@@michaelchilders2012 Where do you get your logic from? Mechanical timers are far more reliable, and obviously so. Maybe the electronic displays made 20 years ago, not the hi tech crap they use now unfortunately.
Please Do not buy the Maytag 4505 HE washer or dryer. Total Junk. I am stuck but you do not need to be. Did you mention the Speed Queen Model? I do not live in OK, but I gotta get a different washer. Greedy Corporate America decided we all needed to buy a new washer every 5-10 years instead of every 25 yrs and also add to the Land Fill problems.... so much for everyone caring about the Environment. They only care to ban plastic straws or plastic bags to leave Walmart- where almost every item has a plastic container. Control the average joe trying to LIVE in this Great Reset of "change" while the elitists fly around the world in private jets screaming about saving the earth and lowering the population. World's gone wackjob crazy.
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Yes, the TC5 is the best top loading washer:
(1) the drum is fixed and the agitator moves, which provides a more aggressive wash and rinse cycle than every other Speed Queen washer where the agitator is fastened to the spin basket
(2) it has a Deep Fill option, so the tub actually fills with water to about 95% capacity (v. about 70% or less max for all three TR models)
(3) it has a 15-year warranty on the transmission, and
(4) it has a lifetime warranty on both the inner and outer drums.
The one downside is the TC5 uses ONLY cold water for the RINSE cycle (i.e., you can't select warm water for the rinse cycle like you can on the TR7).
Just one correction to your video: the motor is 1/2 horsepower, not 1 hp. But that is still plenty of power.
If you have an actual family that has children and construction clothes, you name it. It's the best on the market and easily fixed. I do 25 loads a week with 6 in my family. 3 yrs old running strong.
I decided to get a new washer last fall. I was sick of dealing with a “high efficiency “ washer with the impeller. Not an efficient or an effective machine. Went to a local appliance store and bought a Speed Queen TC5. I love it!!
I had an empeller. Never again
@@Joemil271 Amen to that.....H E = J U N K
We love our TC5...
I dont think the new speed queens are as good as old ones. They qoute 25 years life expectancies but i have seen several that are less then 3 years old with major issues. Happy to send pics if you want to see
They say they last 25 years, they never said that wouldn't break down for 25 years .
As an amateur tech, I've seen similar. Their head company, ALS, was bought out by an investment banking company around a decade ago, so I think the bean counters are starting to get their way. I think for top loaders, Speed Queen is still better built than the rest, if you've got the money. For front loaders, I've moved onto LG front loaders for now, the only issues I see with them is their dampers might need replacing after a few years, but very easy to swap and they build them in Tennessee.
I had two of their machines, both of which lasted under 2 years before problems. I feel like 2015-17 was SQ’s best run. After that they went down, then went way down in 2021
@@anfernyjackson9013 I am only one person, but I have had an LG front loader for almost 8 years and it works well and has had no issues. I'm hoping to get some more years out of it.
Still rolling with my 1987 Maytag top loader. Bought for $100, 8 years ago with matching dryer. I did replace the damper pads, otherwise nothing. They were made to last!
Maytag is trash now.
Best you can buy.
I have one, only problem was that something ate the wiring harness, easily replaced.
Not cheap, but definitely worth it.
I have 6 in family from 2 to 40. Construction clothes, nursing scrubs, kids clothes, blankets pillows, shoes, ect.. 25 loads a weeks and it doesn't walk like my old one, and is super quiet. Ridiculously better, but almost 2x the price. Worth it? Yesssss! Helll yeessss! And works great on a generator when power is out!
25 loads a week? Good lord do you ever leave your washer alone?
No. Not really. Dont use fabric softener or those scented beads, they clog up in just a few loads.
Keep in mind that the reason these machines don't walk is because they have one of the lowest spin speeds in the industry - 710 RPM. That's slower than a car engine idles, and absolutely pitiful that in 2024 people are buying these old boat-anchor toploaders and thinking they got "the best appliance ever", when in reality these are machines designed for apartment complexes and shared use, where "actual cleaning performance" is absolutely not even one of the metrics considered when purchasing, and "cost to dry the still-wet clothes" also doesn't matter because that's a fixed cost that can be reliably built into the cost they charge the end user for each use of the machines (and shared use dryers are probably often natural gas). If you dry all of that laundry in an electric dryer (which I imagine you do, since Americans get a fake sense of freedom and "I'm not poor, look how much I can spend boiling water out of clothes and blowing all that energy out of a 4" hole in the wall!") you're looking at about $23,750 in excess electricity usage over the life of those Low-Speed Queens! This is what's keeping people in america poor and the corporations rich - gluttonously inefficient and underwhelmingly designed appliances, vehicles, etc.
@@s.linn5086 yeagh sweetie you are wrong in almost every way. Here's why you are wrong. 1- it has a better balanced frame and barrel management than my old digital everything Kenmore.
2- obviously you dont work for a living so let me explain that when you actually get dirty( concrete, sand, metal filings, chemicals, solvents, ect.) High speed spinning does not get your close clean. You need cold water to prevent chemical activation which will destroy the carbon based fibers, aswell as the gasket seals of the cheap machine you buy. Low and slow with agitation. Common knowledge guy. That's a standard of commercial equipment. Not just for glitter spandex like you got hidden away.
3- the clothes just spin a little long to get just as dry. Higher speed dries faster, not better. Dry is dry.
4- the transmission alone is worth the money, and I use the thing constantly. So you are just being a whiner and lashing out. Because my electricity bill is 11% lower year in total aswell as this model only has a 800watt motor. The transmission does the magic. Unlike the cheaper brands this is true variable voltage and amperage motor coupled into a multi gear line transmission. Means smooth!
Do you understand now sweetie?
Gee, my laundry with my Speed Queen is basically damp when I pull them out 🤔…
I'm currently in the blueprint stage of design, for a 1 bedroom home to be built inside my metal garage building and have been looking at and watching video's on new appliances. I've decided to get Speed Queens and am very happy that you have them available. I am in NW Denton County (Texas) bout 30 miles from the Texas / Oklahoma border. If I can't get someone with a large truck to come pick them up, how much for delivery and installation to 76266 zipcode?
Lots of luck, you made a great choice. You can't go wrong with a Speed Queen washer and dryer.
You can, especially if its a TR series. TC or bust.
@@SWMOWoodsman the TR series is an excellent washer. I have it I've had both it's much more versatile whoever started spreading that nonsense doesn't know what they're talking about.
So far, we love it!
Thank you! Keep making content like this! Great video!
hey! thank you! really appreciate your comment!
They are some good machines I love. Mine
LOVE 💕 my Speed Queen & so does my daughter👍!
That is awesome!
If they fail within their warranty period SQ is obligated to repair or even replace. I’ve been washing with Speed Queen for over 30 years now. My current machine is almost 18 years old and I have spent money to replace the hot water solenoid, a new drain hose and new brakes over the past couple of years. It’s cost me close to $700, but I don’t mind. Most of the washers out there are rubbish. I like the features and performance of my SQ and will keep it going for as long as possible, even if it costs another grand. Second hand Speed Queen top loaders retail for $1000.00, because they are the only traditional top loader on the market. A lot of consumers are not happy with modern washing machines for various reasons.
Great video. If you were in Scottsdale, I would definitely buy a set from you!!
Appreciated! thanks for watching!
I just spoke to a really nice guy in Gilbert who shared all sorts of info and gave good price and notified me of a rebate.
@@christalisaias7236 I would like to know about that guy. I just bought a garbage maytag that broke after 4 loads . I need a new machine fast. I'm in Phoenix
I love my speed queen had it over 7 years
Speed Queen washer and dryers only for me …. For once in my life I chose function over form , and I am happy … I wish they made them cuter though
I think Rob could qualify as the “NEW” Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs.
We have one and its great.
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What do you think of the speed queen front load washer? I am an individual who is blind. And want to know how accessible the machine is. For example, does speed clean, provide braille overlay labels, and. When you power up the machine, does the machine always start at the top of the menus? Do you have a good contact for speed queen where I can ask him to see if they have braille features for the machines
Speed queen front load the doors fall off.
I'm not gay, but he's adorable.
Yes you are
I actually want to own a washing machine at home with the coin taker, just for the novelty of it
You say 1hp motor. The TC5 is 1/2hp according to SQ brochure.
The TC5 is the only one with 1/2 hp the rest have 1 hp. I wonder why? Do you think it’s because it has a transmission? Interesting.
@@Kindlyone777Correct, it has a transmission which takes tons of strain off the motor so it can have a 1/2 HP motor rather than a 1 HP motor that has to work 2x as hard
Is that Pam from The Office?
Do I look like Pam from the office? I have never been told that before. 😇
@@laurensargeant-bestlifeokc3215 I think you look like her, but then again my wife often tells me I’m horrible at picking out people’s celebrity look-a-like.
Speed queens are expensive but they don’t break & last forever. So you save in the long run.
Cool
We run SQs at a nursing home 24/7. BULLETPROOF.
If there is a repair person with know how and parts relatively near by. Even SQ had to bow to mandates and change their machines
The washer is loud. Be warned. It works great.
My father is a Vietnam veteran and he is always having to replace his washer and dryer and I have done the research and I know speed Queens are the best ones. I was wondering if you guys could help my dad in any way possible him being a Vietnam veteran? Please sir
Nice washing machine east of the mississippi. Anywhere water is scarce, this machine is a massive hog for it. My $500 Maytag uses 1/3 the water and never a issue with results. As for the dryer, ANY USA electric dryer can run for 50 years with handy guy replaceable parts.
When your washer uses a third of the water,it’s only removing a third of the dirt.
@@rolandledesma-de7qd My little car uses 1/3 of the fuel of my big pickup, but we both get to the destination just the same.
I'll say the name, Maytag (Whirlpool)! All garbage!! Great choice on the speed Queen!!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Speed Queen really does stand out in the laundry world, doesn’t it?
is it really a one horse power like you say???????????????????????
What an honest guy. U can save money instead of a costly ten dollar repair. Get a cheap 1500 dollar machine. Lol
Ten dollars doesn't cover even the technician going to your house, let alone labor and parts for a repair.
Agree, In Texas It's $100 - $150 to get at a tech to your front door before the money meter even starts running.@@Fridelain
Yes, you can save money on laundry cost by buying a very expensive Speed Queen but not the first day. At 12 - 15 years you will have purchased your 2nd or 3rd cheaper washer while the Speed Queen is still cranking out the wash. Speed Queen's design target is 25 years of use. Also consider your time waiting for a repair person to show for the cheaper machines.
This thing is over engineered garbage. Needs to be recalled. had to be repaired over 7 time in 5 years. It is still under warranty . This is new repair list Horrible customer service.. I am not lying look at the repair list
Speed Queen Flat Rate
1 Warners Stellian
/REPAIR - On Site Diagnosis
1 Warners Stellian
/REPAIR - Reschedule
1 Speed Queen
203657P Non-Heater Control
1 Speed Queen
803415 Out of Balance Switch
1 Speed Queen
203968 Tub Cover
1 Speed Queen
719P3 Wash Tub
1 Speed Queen
39837 Balance Ring
I bought a Speed Queen for home. No nonsense BS or Smart crap on the control panel. Made in WISCONSIN. I will not consider any other brand EVER AGAIN. No lid lock is the best. Lid lock is BS. My clothing is clean!
This new set is not worth what they are selling for, yea it’s the best current top loader you can find cause it’s a traditional style but because of that they raise the price now, the most this set is truly worth is 800$. That’s what they used to be many years ago. I would of never paid such a price in todays terrible economy with a fully electronic control panel waiting to go out at some point in the near future, electronics plus washers don’t combine.
They ALL have electronics now. And the electronics are generally more reliable than the old timer
@@michaelchilders2012 Where do you get your logic from? Mechanical timers are far more reliable, and obviously so. Maybe the electronic displays made 20 years ago, not the hi tech crap they use now unfortunately.
Terrible economy?
Not the same as the commercial speed queens. These are simply the old Amana with a different name
Please Do not buy the Maytag 4505 HE washer or dryer. Total Junk. I am stuck but you do not need to be. Did you mention the Speed Queen Model? I do not live in OK, but I gotta get a different washer. Greedy Corporate America decided we all needed to buy a new washer every 5-10 years instead of every 25 yrs and also add to the Land Fill problems.... so much for everyone caring about the Environment. They only care to ban plastic straws or plastic bags to leave Walmart- where almost every item has a plastic container. Control the average joe trying to LIVE in this Great Reset of "change" while the elitists fly around the world in private jets screaming about saving the earth and lowering the population. World's gone wackjob crazy.
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