Would it have killed you to have shown how to replace the clutch dogs too?

thanks.

Thank you so much!! This is the washer I have and this is the only video i found to have the same top to the agitator. 😀

Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you so much! I was trying to figure out how to remove that part, a 10mm did the job!

Thank you!

Thank you! This saved me. The clutch dogs were gone couldn't figure out how to get to nut!

Great tip on how to get that plastic screw out! Thanks!

Thank you for posting this video. Yours was the 1st that was correct for my model. So easy to fix...only cost $3

Nice and to the point. Good video

I did it with a butter knife, it worked lol. and OMG it was so gross. (Black mold) SOOO glad I took it apart and cleaned it tho. It wouldn’t agitate anymore if the laundry load was too big, so hopefully cleaning all that grossness out fixed that problem. Thanks!

Where did you buy your agitator? I need that

Thanks you so much.

Thanks so much! I could not figure out how to get the "screw" out. You are clever. I used a chisel.

Use a 1/2” socket extension with no socket to unscrew the first plastic part.

Thank You!!!!

Very helpful ! My clutch dogs just gave out and this video helped me DIY it !

Thank you so much! You just saved me a washer mechanical bill!

Very helpful!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!! I've been trying to find a video just like yours because my agitator is the exact same kind and no one else mentions any kind of alternative to disassembling the agitator besides the 7/16 socket. Thank you thank you thank you.

hey, thank you

Thank you for the outstanding video.

OMG, THANK YOU! I thought I had gone crazy. Same as others, watched videos & was prepared for a bolt. Thank you.

Thank you, I so needed this!!💕💕

Ty this help me out alot thumps up

Thank you so much. Was racking my brain on how to remove that central retainer. 5/8in paddle was brilliant. I used a 3/4in chisel. Turned it out by hand. So easy. Replace the agitator dogs and doing a heavy load right now to test. Looking good!

Perfect. I kept seeing the “you’ll find a 7/16 nut” videos and I’m thinking “NOPE” - and the insert unscrewed with a finger. Yahoo! Nice idea about the paddle bits, though. I’m filing that away for future reference. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

THANK YOU!!!!!! DO HARD TO FIND THIS. KZfaq YIELDED NADA. HAD TO GO TO GOOGLE AND THEN FOUND THIS!!

THANK YOU BUBBA. HEY, IF YOU HAVE A SPARE TIRE REMOVER FOR A PICKUP TRUCK, SOME HAVE A MALE END THAT WILL FIT INTO THAT 1/2" DRIVE. YOU CAN USE THAT INSTEAD OF A HALF INCH DRIVE RATCHET W/ EXTENSION.. IF THAT HELPS ANYONE.

Thank you so much! The plastic thing was driving me nuts and this was the first article or video that addressed that part of the mechanism.

Fantastic job. Saved me $150+. Very clever use of a wood boring spade bit. I can't thank you enough for the video.

Gracias me ayudó mucho ,greenGhost

THIS VIDEO SAVED US SO MUCH TIME, FRUSTRATION AND AT LEAST $20 AND A DRIVE TO THE STORE!!! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH! I'M NOW SUBSCRIBED! YOUR COMMON SENSE SOLUTION WAS A GODSEND!!!

Yes thank you lol i took mine all apart to replace clutch and center gear i totally lost it when i wasnt sure on the bolt that sits under that set of dogs so yes you have only vid of that style kudos thank you i feel stupid now

Thank you!!! 🤗

Thank you. Just fixed my washer for $6.00.

Like the other person said ,had to look through a dozen vids to find this one, that has all of the info for my 90. Especially that little square plastic holder/keeper. That prevents you from grabbing the nut . 5/8 drillbit is key.. That was the best info ! the part number is 80040.. I will buy two for this round last another two years with heavy use of rugs/blankets. 15 minutes work. .Great old machines. ..THANKS

thank you , it was very helpful

Very helpful!

OMG this was a lifesaver! Thank you!!!

Exactly what I needed! Thanks!

Great video. Big help. Thank you!!

Good tip on the 5/8 just replaced my dogs took 2 mins

Now i see. Thanks due!

Thanks!

This video was extremely helpful. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this video. I spent $7.00 instead of $170.00. Thank you!

The 5/8" bit worked perfectly ... great suggestion. This went from a maybe it's time to get a new washer to replace this 22 year one, to I can fix this for $5.89! Thanks again!

Thanks for the tip on the 5/8 bit. I've spent half a day, with visits to 3 hardware stores, looking for the right tool. This is perfect!

una kemmor 90 dejo de lavar y hace un ruido muy feo