Installing a washer dryer stacking kit

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[Nagirrah55]

Thanks a lot! We searched around and found this kit after we bought our new house! Would never have known what it was! We owe you a good Canadian beer for the tutorial! !

[rpeek]

@Nagirrah55 Cool! Glad that worked out! Good luck with yours!

[Vginoda]

nice! how is this working out for you so far? What model Frigidaire is this and does it have a large capacity? It looks about 27 inches wide, and i am looking to install one of these soon

[rpeek]

@Vginoda I'll have to let Trish answer that, since she does all the washing....

[xBuckOFivex]

Do you have lot of earthquakes in Maine??? LOL

[rpeek]

@xBuckOFivex Not so much.. haha

[IEInvestor]

Thanks for the video. Helped me out a lot!

[thoeckel]

@Vginoda I love them!! They are Maytags and I don't think they were listed as "large capacity" (we don't have a need for that!), but being front loading, they have a larger capacity than top loaders. Think they were a bit more than 27 wide, but don't recall actual measurements.

[travisjeanelle]

@rpeek Yeah and the front piece also screws into the dryer and double side tape to the washer. I am guessing each brand has there own. Our kit was only $14.99 and for Frigidaire.

[rpeek]

@travisjeanelle Did huh! I got gipped! haha.