One tough machine

[Watashi]

This thing held in there longer than I figured it would.
Destroying a washing machine

 

[mike delaney]

What did they throw in it at the begining?

 

[MarkWV]

Wow, maybe this is the one I need to get for my wife, looks like it could stand up to her abuse and laugh

 

[keh]

And this proves what? That anything can be destroyed if it is abused beyond it's design?

KEH

 

[Chris(WA)]

I would say that one had a bad vibration safety switch!! Those Wascomat's are tough.

 

[36F30]

(quoted from post at 09:27:29 02/17/12) I would say that one had a bad vibration safety switch!! Those Wascomat's are tough.

And door switch, plus the control panel was thrown out and it kept going. Direct wired to the drive no doubt. But why?

 

[Dusty MI]

(quoted from post at 10:32:28 02/17/12)

(quoted from post at 09:27:29 02/17/12) I would say that one had a bad vibration safety switch!! Those Wascomat's are tough.

And door switch, plus the control panel was thrown out and kept it keep going. Direct wired to the drive no doubt. But why?

Also it seemed to be spinning faster than most driers. I would guess it's had a larger motor put on it and belted to turn it faster. Just for fun.

Dusty

 

[Casey in Ky]

Some people have more money than sense. Or more washing machines than they need.

 

[Joe Shmoe]

Just to make it even more fun they should have duct taped the door shut to add another minute or so on to the destruction.
More dollars than sense there, why waste a machine that could have been repaired?

It is a redneck good time though.

 

[john *.?-!.* cub owner]

I would not have wanted my van parked that close to that thing.

 

[Patsdeere]

Wow. That is about what my machine does when I wash a pair of tennis shoes. If I try and dry them I have to hold the door shut or tape it shut as my shoes will knock the door open.