GE coin operated commercial top loader opened - by popular demand.

[@christophermurray3825]

The can be easily restored and the parts that used on the vintage washers from the 80s can be used on the those. Those machines use a two speed clutch. The clutch sits on top of the motor beneath the water pump in the rear of the washer.

[@FirstHundi]

@@christophermurray3825 all you guys are super knowledgeable! Makes me feel wasteful giving them away. 😳😬

[@AdamsCarWashVids]

@@FirstHundi well if you give them to a washing machine collector, you’ll have a friend for life as they are hard to find but parts are plenty available

[@FirstHundi]

@ where would I find a collector? I never knew it was a thing.

[@FirstHundi]

@ just subscribed 😃

[@mikeschulte4271]

@@FirstHundi their is so many collectors out there, please save these gems they R worth a lot in the laundry community.

[@jeromedavis8575]

How does it look in action?

[@FirstHundi]

@@jeromedavis8575 oh. I don’t think it has worked in decades!

[@jeromedavis8575]

@@FirstHundi Is that the GE filter-flo? That is a keeper! You should fix it and test it.

[@FirstHundi]

@ not exactly sure but finding out I have lots of treasures here. I hope new owner takes care of them!

[@Makesdonsdonsoney]

Those ges might be an 1982 model or late 1970s

[@FirstHundi]

@@Makesdonsdonsoney where can I check the dates? Because everything else here seems to be in the 60s.

[@Makesdonsdonsoney]

@FirstHundi if it was an 1959- 1960s model it would have the selector on the right side of the machines and buttons on top of the coin box, it wouldn't have the full back and front panel, and you can look at the model number

[@FirstHundi]

@ ok! These stand out in this place so it could be an upgrade someone installed for for the oil clothing. 🤔