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@@dougwright5014 Whirlpool non vended commercial washer Model # CAE2795FQ

@@dualactionsurgilator Belt drives are just enjoyable machines !

@@papadop The early ones did before they went to the big base Agitators.

@@LlyleHunter Good morning ! All the best friend ! May the LORD bless your day

​@@patcola7335 I love how the baseplate sounds when it's knocking on the back wall of the cabinet during the spin cycle. Just a little more off balanced and it'll sound good

@@christophermurray3825 What do you mean It'll sound good? You like more racket?..lol

@@patcola7335 it's music to my ears lol

You can really hear it on this load.

@@petermaz701 The woo woos are very pronounced on this load . All aspects of the sounds this Whirlpool makes takes me back to the early days of my mom’s 1963 Sears Kenmore 600. This Surgilator had no problem rolling that load.

@@christophermurray3825 Good morning ! ☀️

@@imperiallebaron2391 Oh yeah 👍🏻 . Several of my friends parents back in the 70s when I was a kid had Kenmore/Whirlpool machines. One of my friends family had a 1963 Lady Kenmore 800 washer. I can still hear that thing operating and it sounded so much like this one. Also love the sound when the motor winds down from spin. Musical machines to say the least !

@@michaelcollins1899 I would take a direct drive any day also, not because they're better performing machine that's for sure, but because they are easier to work on and parts are more available. As you said, both have stood the test of time and I like both machines. The chance to get a working belt drive in decent shape. I couldn't pass up. It will probably need a rebuild because of its age. It's already 2x past it's original life cycle. Though I know if I have a complete rebuild on it, it will probably be into the thousands of dollars.

@patcola7335 I've rebuilt so many for my dad at the shop , my fingers hurt thinking about it it was a time passed now in the world when u could rebuild a transmission for 40$ and have it back to customer the next day. now u toss them and buy new. I still have some old stock o. some of the parts lol 30 yrs later. 1 or 2 clutch kits, 2 or 3 single and double stage pumps, and a few pulleys and maybe a dozen belts ! I'm saving the pumps to make some type of water feature out of some day as they move water extremely well with little effort

@@michaelcollins1899 The thing is finding somebody today to rebuild one. Most techs today probably wouldn't even know how to work on one of the old belt drives. The 85 Whirlpool I just found several weeks ago was a blessing. It looks like it had some work done to it at some point because of the repair number on the top of the machine. Operationally it sounds like it's running fine. It's a shame what Whirlpool has become now.

@@patcola7335 all mags have do e the same. more plastic, less metal, direct drive, no 2 and 3 speed Trans, etc

@@biggbobb7696 YEAH 👍 BEAUTIFUL !

@@papadop They certainly are a fun machine to use no doubt. I enjoy every stage of the cycle with these old classic belt drive Whirlpool/Kenmores.

@@user-hs7gx4cl1l Glad you liked !

@@maryrobert80 You're very welcome. It'll be back. I just want to make sure or get some idea of how much life this thing may have in. I don't want this thing spilling its guts all over my floor and having a flood.

@@DADoESofTX Agreed! This is a machine that can wash to full capacity! That was a great agitator Whirlpool used for nearly 40 years in various revisions.

@@Celeron_619 That's a great analogy ! It really is a crying shame we can't just go to an appliance store and buy one of these today.

@@robertgwisdala5795 Yes I bought a Speed Queen AWN432 back in early 2013 because it sounded like a belt drive and had the Surgilator looking agitator. Was a great machine. Even Speed Queen knew that was a great agitator and emulated it. The Speed Queen 'flex vain' reminded me of a combination of Maytag power fin and Whirlpool surgilator.

@@MatthewJames-st5wv I think at some point this thing was serviced in those years because of the appliance repair number on the machine. Maybe it was rebuilt ? It certainly sounds like it was.

@@patcola7335 yeah that makes sense. I’m just glad you were able to find this gem

@@LlyleHunter As good as the direct drives are, I think I want another belt drive. The wash action of a belt drive is just soo much more "busier"... don't know how to word it... I missed this kind of wash action.

I think warm cold

@@LlyleHunter That's a blessing right there Bruce ! What kind of range did you get?

Believe it or not after years of driving General Electrics exclusively, I found a very nice Frigidaire smoothtop with just the right features, threw it in the back of my truck and hooked it up in minutes. Not only does it work beautifully but it’s one of the prettiest ranges I’ve ever seen. I keep the light on in the range hood at night and I can’t get over how pretty it is when I go into the kitchen to refill my ice tea at night.

​@@petermaz701 Thanks Pete. I want to get somebody in here who can check out this machine for me. If there's anything that needs to be done to it, will get it done if the Lord is willing.

You also Jerome !

@@patcola7335 What will be your next washer?

@@jeromedavis8575 Either the KitchenAid or the Whirlpool Gold for now. Honestly I would like to find another belt drive, but by another maker.

@@patcola7335 If you found a GE model T, would you film it?

Looking forward to that. Sean !

@@patcola7335 Hopefully everything works as intended, though I don’t want to get my hopes up too much incase it doesn’t end up working after all. May want to study the contacts again just to be sure.

Very true indeed. Another contributing factor tends to be people always shut the lid after use which traps in moisture. I don't even think about it anymore. The lid is always opened after each cycle.

@@mattn3273 These machines are what made the company famous. They outsold nearly everybody else, mostly because of Sears Kenmore. These were well-built machines.

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Hi Robert ! I really like this machine! Oh yes this machine is definitely a keeper. I plan on pulling it out of service soon and inspecting it some more to see what shape things are in. There is some rusting on the top edge of the metal outer tub... Especially in the area where the fill flume spray is aimed. Not bad but it's there . Drying times have been a little longer but this machine doesn't fart around. It fills incredible quick which I loved about these and just gets to business. As much as I also like the direct drive washers, let's be honest, their wash action does not compare to an older belt drive. The surgilator was always my overall favorite agitator. If for any reason I would get rid of it, it will only go to a collector who truly knows how to work on these machines and loves the Whirlpool belt drives.

@@DADoESofTX I thought so also. I knew I wasn't imagining that. Maybe Whirlpool was tweaking these machines towards the end ?

@@DADoESofTX Dadoes thank you soo much for your wealth of knowledge kind sir ! It's good to know these things. Such interesting machines these belt drives were. I may pull this out of service because I want to inspect it more and just do a going over. I know an old time repair man who loves the Whirlpool built machines. I don't know if he'll be interested in checking this out for me, but anyway this machine is a keeper !

I think that fill increment is because it was on the hot wash warm rinse

Miss my old whirlpool

@@vanni9283 I'm thinking it might have something to do with the sudsy wash. Maybe it muffles the sound more.

@@patcola7335 No, I think it's the hot water.

You're welcome!

Did you have a WCI Kelvinator back then ?

@@patcola7335 no I've seen one but it'only on a VHS on UA-cam, I am also thinking about getting one on Facebook marketplace

@@Makesdonsdonsoney I saw that also. Hope you come across one !

@@petermaz701 Definitely need a couple of microfiber towels with this old beast.

@@mielefan18 These were real workhorse machines. Built much better than the crap that's passing off for machines today. All of these machines back when this was built were "commercial quality". It was just the standard back then. Sad to see that that philosophy doesn't hold today.

@@teetar1751Absolutely. I am a believer on the Lord Jesus Christ who provides all things. The world system points no one to Christ. The process of evaporation is still a thing and hasn't changed. It's all about control and that's all it's ever been about. The "educated" elites pushing their atheistic and Earth worshiping agenda. It's all a war on God. Unless they repent they will find that they are going to lose bigly ! Anything that's good and wholesome and right they see as evil. Who is anybody to tell me how much water I can use just to wash my clothes or flush my toilet or whatever else I need to use water for. I give thanks to my Lord and God Jesus for providing it to begin with.

@@patcola7335amen to that I am also a believer in Christ to

@@jjoseph21212121 Yes !The rhythmic sounds of the old belt drive Whirlpool/Kenmore washers brings me back to my childhood.

Same here my grandmother had the exact same one unfortunately the board were the knobs were had more than half the display peeled off still missed that washer thought however I got lucky and found a Whirlpool SOLID STATE MARK II SERIES believe its from the 80's

@@jjoseph21212121 Yes, I've commented on your videos. That's a nice machine you have there. That one looks like it also has the bigger super capacity tub than the one in this one. They reduced the size of the capacity around 1981 or 82. Not by much but I think it was to get the energy savings.

@@Jerry-dq4om You're welcome.According to the serial number, it's from 1985.

@@chadsheppard3576 My Whirlpool commercial VMW and the Maytag commercial VMW make those cavitation sounds also.

@@rynerobinson903Correct. I've used VMW agitator washers for the last 4 years and overall like the performance BUT the lack of versatility and control got to me after awhile. I had the 4816 also for a very brief time and sold it when I got the Maytag commercial MVWP586GW. The problem with whirlpool's auto level control is that it underfills on auto. I do notice though that there is four distinct water levels on those machines that I've seen when I've used them. Had the Amana 4516,Whirlpool 4616 and 4816. Each of them had four distinct water levels but the machine determines what it fills to. I don't like having part of the load sticking out of the water. I want my clothes submerged and rolling in the currents and being able to choose the water temp and/or level that I want. Not have it dictated to me.

We had the fabric softener dome to on our machine

@@bob3782 Yep. Whirlpool only went about 1 or 2 more years I think with the belt drives. I know the 27" DD Whirlpools came out about 1987

@@patcola7335 yup i remember holding the safety switch down on these belt driven machines and I used to watch the basket start to spin and the clothes get pinned up against the tub..

@@robertgwisdala5795 I would say the wash action is superior in the belt drives, but as far as ease of repairability ? That goes to the direct drive machines hands down.