This doesn't fall under repair - more like "recyling". An old washer drum makes an ideal burn barrel (especially with all the "airholes" on the side & with two rebars on top it also makes a fantastic beach boiler for lobster. I've gone to the local salvage yard & I'm welcome to it. I just can't get seem to get it out. I managed to remove the cabinet, clips and plastic agitator. But I can't figure out how to remove the inner agitator to get the drum out. Can you help me?
With the agitator out look near the bottom for a large flat nut with notches in it. a correct spanner wrench will engage this notched nut so you can unscrew it and the tub should come right out.
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thanks I'll give that a try & let you know how it goes
I was told the notched nut would unscrew counter clock wise. The arrow indicating how it turned was wore off. I am using a wrench that I cut off the end so it would fit inside the drum. Working at it all morning into afternoon. Still no luck..GE model #WCXR1070AWW
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