For My Electric TR?

[Geo Hahn]

The motor on the washing machine was having trouble so I replaced it and decided to have some fun with the old unit.

Yes, I know that an electric drill can be used to turn the gearbox, but that 1/2hp Maytag is a bit of fun. Could have used pulleys but I didn't want to put a set-screw mark on the
input shaft.

Hmmm, I see that Harbor Freight has 100' extension cords on sale...

 

[Lou Metelko]

The votes are in, the ballots have been counted and it is the unanimous decision of the judges that the above use of a Maytag motor is what a man who has far too much idle time can do!

Geo, your first prize cash award is in the mail.



Lou Metelko
Auburn, Indiana

 

[PeterK]

I like the custom shifter too.

 

[HerronScott]

How many rpms do you get with that?

Scott

 

[Banjo]

how about a non-electric Maytag? :laugh:
[img:left] Maytag kick tarte side by banjoben42, on Flickr[/img]

 

[Andrew Mace]

I like the custom shifter too.

The only one with a lifetime guarantee...

 

[sail]

That ought to smoke, but not like my 3/8" drill did.

 

[tdskip]

Having filling the days Geo?

Actually that looks like a hoot.

 

[tr8todd]

Now that's bench racing!.

 

[Silverghost]

Is this an example of engine-uity?

 

[rlwhitetr3b]

I like the custom shifter too.

The only one with a lifetime guarantee...

Created by a true crafts man.