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Maytag Wringer Washer Agitator, Brand New!
I just found a few more!

Here's a great replacement for your tired old Maytag wringer washer agitator. One thing I like about this one is the integral plastic splines. The old ones had metal splines that rusted to the shaft, which meant having to use everything short of dynamite to remove them (I used a modified 2 x 4 and a huge old Maytag puller to help break them free. That worked on about half them; the other half had to be broken off) Here's one place that plastic has actually been a big improvement. 

This replaces original Maytag part numbers A4559, K1392, and A4525, and is used in all E, J, and N series models (including the short agitator used in the gorgeous and somewhat rare speckled blue porcelain NX). 

Maytag wringer washer agitator  

This picture makes it appear taller than it actually is (Wish I'd had this camera back in Junior High School when I measured 4' 8"!) Stands approx 11-1/2" tall, and measures about 13-3/8" in diameter. 

Maytag wringer agitator splines

As can be seen here, the splines are a permanent part of this agitator, with an insert pressed into place at the factory. The rubber stop ring (#15494) is still used to hold the agitator down, and I recommend always installing a new one along with a new agitator. I also recommend keeping the shaft splines coated with Vaseline to prevent rusting issues.

Sells for $69.50 plus shipping (and sales tax if you live in PA).

NOTE: Due to recent price increases at the US Postal Service,  please send me your zip code and I'll email you the shipping options for your location, and a total cost. I used to be able to ship these to most any US address for $20, but those days are long-gone!

To email me any questions about this agitator, shipping details, quantities greater than just one, etc, please click here . Quantities are always limited, so if you need one, don't wait.

Thanks!


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