I don't have access to my Countryside indexes, but they did run an article about how to add a gas engine to a wringer washer. It's done so that it rests on a platform that hinged on one side, and the weight of the engine keeps the pully taunt
Other Amish that we know power them with an air compressor. Add some kind of air motor to them. That is because many ladies have gotten gassed because the motor wasn't vented right.
The original Maytag gas washers had the pedal start engine. (Been to the Maytag museum in Newton Iowa
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Other Amish that we know power them with an air compressor. Add some kind of air motor to them. That is because many ladies have gotten gassed because the motor wasn't vented right.
The original Maytag gas washers had the pedal start engine. (Been to the Maytag museum in Newton Iowa