At the office I was known as Mr Fix It. I say buy a new one. Sometimes it is better to buy, not replace.

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Dec 27, 2024
7:13:34pm

Real G Man All-American

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Real G Man

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Hey CB handy men, I need help.

JC6

Dec 27, 6:45pm

I don’t know anything but I vote you blow it up with heavy explosives.

cougarfanatic

Dec 27, 6:49pm

RE: I don’t know anything but I vote you blow it up with heavy explosives.

JC6

Dec 27, 7:14pm

Just buy a new one already for heavens sake!

creameryon9th

Dec 27, 6:53pm

I fixed my old washer a few times, but when I realized it probably needed new

thewaterboy

Dec 27, 6:55pm

That's where I'm at, I think.

JC6

Dec 27, 7:14pm

Replacing the bearings is easy. The problem is that the shaft is probably warped

Blue Print

Dec 27, 7:23pm

I'm a fixer by nature. But even I'd move on at that point. You gave it a go.

JarJarBeeps

Dec 27, 7:00pm

Thank you. It was a good effort that I can be proud of.

JC6

Dec 27, 7:16pm

At the office I was known as Mr Fix It. I say buy a new one. Sometimes it is better to buy, not replace.

Real G Man

Dec 27, 7:13pm

Just a quick google came up with

Cougrrrs Roll

Dec 27, 7:22pm

Mine shook like crazy for months. The drain house shook loose

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