Up to this point, I was the only young person I knew who was into this kind of thing! This is the first time I have seen your channel! I love collecting and working on vintage appliances and electronics! But its even crazier to see another young person into vintage wringer washers! I have a 1952 ish Matag E2LP that has beena taken apart mess for some time now, and all because of the paint! But! I am looking at getting a newer turquoise (instead of red) accented E2LP that looks to be in very good condition! I like your machine! Pretty unique, and it seems to have a lot of features!
yeah i love my sears lady kenmore its a good machine one day i need to make a new agaitator bearing it worn out so it got a decent amount of back an forth play ty for watching an i hope you enjoy your time on my channel\
@AxelTheFoxy Tech World That's awesome! I bet you could find one! Is that what makes the small sound as it goes back and forth? And definitely! And I will! Seeing it makes me want to get back to making my own videos. My camera erased moat pf my footage that I had taken so that kind of upset me haha. But I also notived how you shoot some of your videos in vhs and that looks fun! You can probably look forward to my comments on other videos!
Wow 1966 still had wringer machines. Guess people who were use to them wanted them. Oh the TV in your living room brings back memories. Had the same one in my childhood
They made wringers all the way into the 80's. They stopped because too many dummies would get their hand sucked(and maybe tits) into the wringers..lol..
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Up to this point, I was the only young person I knew who was into this kind of thing! This is the first time I have seen your channel! I love collecting and working on vintage appliances and electronics!
But its even crazier to see another young person into vintage wringer washers!
I have a 1952 ish Matag E2LP that has beena taken apart mess for some time now, and all because of the paint!
But! I am looking at getting a newer turquoise (instead of red) accented E2LP that looks to be in very good condition!
I like your machine! Pretty unique, and it seems to have a lot of features!
yeah i love my sears lady kenmore its a good machine one day i need to make a new agaitator bearing it worn out so it got a decent amount of back an forth play ty for watching an i hope you enjoy your time on my channel\
@AxelTheFoxy Tech World That's awesome! I bet you could find one! Is that what makes the small sound as it goes back and forth?
And definitely! And I will! Seeing it makes me want to get back to making my own videos. My camera erased moat pf my footage that I had taken so that kind of upset me haha. But I also notived how you shoot some of your videos in vhs and that looks fun!
You can probably look forward to my comments on other videos!
Wow 1966 still had wringer machines. Guess people who were use to them wanted them. Oh the TV in your living room brings back memories. Had the same one in my childhood
They made wringers all the way into the 80's. They stopped because too many dummies would get their hand sucked(and maybe tits) into the wringers..lol..
Why is he dressed like a cruse director
It would nice if there was audio
there was but youtube has made most of my videos quiet sorry
@@axelthefoxytechworld8024 I like history, no offense I just wanted to hear from enthusias who share the same love
It would be nice if he cleaned the filthy house.
you have the samew stove as mine
yeah if the house was mine that wouldent be there i have a nice 1950s stove
@@axelthefoxytechworld8024 Our family wringer washers were Whirlpool and Maytag.
@@axelthefoxytechworld8024 Peter Gunn
@@sybil-roxanneclemons1333 great tune