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Leith

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6. Thanks for the Video

Reply to Donkees (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 31, 2017, 05:58 PM

Dec 2017

It doesn't look hard at all. I wasn't completely clear on the back bolts, but I will look at a couple other videos and understand what he was talking about when I'm actually doing it.

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I Have to Repair My Washing Machine - Yaay! [View all] Leith Dec 2017 OP

Look for model specific videos on the Internet. Some of the parts places have good ones. rzemanfl Dec 2017 #1

I bought a Sears Heavy Duty Washing Machine IN 1987. CentralMass Dec 2017 #2

Video: General Electric Washer Repair How to replace the V-Style Drive Belt :) Donkees Dec 2017 #3

Thanks for the Video Leith Dec 2017 #6

I'm guessing that loosening the two back bolts allows the motor part to 'slide' forwards-backwards, Donkees Dec 2017 #7

Be glad you own one jodymarie aimee Dec 2017 #4

This portable manual washer might help. $42 on Amazon CentralMass Dec 2017 #5

we live in less than 300 sq ft. jodymarie aimee Dec 2017 #10

if I may ask Skittles Dec 2017 #11

In my sink daily... jodymarie aimee Dec 2017 #13

wow Skittles Dec 2017 #14

I think we should elect you Lounge Monitor. ret5hd Dec 2017 #9

Good luck! And you go girl! MLAA Dec 2017 #8

Don't you hate it when that happens? spiderpig Dec 2017 #12

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