Posted by Ralphwd45 on February 11, 2013 at 18:31:39 from (66.243.213.196):
Well my top loading washer took a dump, again! Last time was in july of last yr, and about yearly , in the last 5 years. So much for the bored Maytag repairman! In 1969, I bought the wife our first set of automatic machines, from Maytag, I moved them with us to washington in 79, when I came out to work for boeing. We still had them when I bought this farm in 2000. The wife gave them to her sister, being as there was a new set of Fridgidare washer& dryer in this house, and avacado was very out of style.We haven't been able to get much over 5 yrs out of any machine, since.In 2008 I bought a new maytag again, and have kept the repairman busy, at least once a year. I want to buy a new machine to replace this junk, and need recomendations, as to what to buy next, that might last 8 to 10 yrs! Any appliance repair men here on this forum, that is familiar with what holds up best?
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