Thank you sir for this video. I spent 20 minutes trying to pull and pry it. Watched your video, grabbed some Paracord because I didn't have a shoe lace and it was off in 10 seconds.
I have to replace this agitator so frequently that I keep a spare on hand. With the efficiency of a NASCAR pit crew, I'm in and out in 15 minutes using the 'glove and hammer' method. Thanks to your brilliant idea, I've shaved an additional 3 minutes off my best time. I used 40# test braided nylon trolling line and it worked like a dream!
Wow you just saved me a lot of Frustration. Not sure how long if ever I would’ve thought of the shoelace. I ended up using 550 cord. Thank you very much for saving me time. My family also thinks you for hearing a lot less choice words.
The shoelace saved the day, thanks for this! Tip for anyone else, I ended up with 2 laces in a cross and tied surgeons knots in both of them to make crossed loops then used a small towel as a handle to pull both loops up since the laces were killing my hand.
Thank you for this. I spent a couple of hours trying to get it off, and this did the trick. I used string nylon thin string. You are an DIY appliance repair hero.
My bf and I have been all over the internet trying to figure out how to get that damn bolt off and you’re the only one who brought up the impact drill. Makes so much sense we’ll be trying it tomorrow thank you🙏
The sockets needs to be the exact same size as the bolt head and the impact needs to be exactly up and down without being at an angle at all Is it salvageable? They make a socket head now that has pins in it that will grab even a stripped head.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962did u hold down the trigger for a few seconds at a time? I did for 1 second because of the friction sound. I'm not sure if that will mess my sweet impact driver up.
Excellent instructions. The shoe string was brilliant and advice to use an impact drill. I would have spent hours fighting to try and remove it. I found 3 coins in the washer and they were making it click. Wow, it sure was grubby under there. I will make sure to clean it now that I know. Thanks very much. Pam
I had an awful noise coming from my washer. I thought something was seriously broken. Turns out it was a kids necklace to at was wedged. I was trying to figure out how to remove the agitator and this was a big help. I used a piece of paracord and it worked well. Just had to work at it a little bit and it popped up! I also found two dimes and a washer. The dimes had huge wear marks as it appears they hd been there a long time. It’s running again after I put it back together and it’s a quiet as can be. Thanks for the video. You can find anything on TH-cam
Glad I found this video. In my frustration I used a hammer and made a hole. But I will be able to order a replacement now that I know how to get the dang thing off. Thanks
I tried everything to take mine off. Used a shoe lace, straps, and it was not coming off. Ended up breaking the agitator, but the agitator’s bushing was still fused with the shaft gear. Ended up drilling two small holes opposite from each other then I use a chisel to hit across the top, and it split in half and came off the gear. Still worth the trouble, new agitator plate $30, new Hub Kit $10.
Thank you for taking the time to do this and share it. We’ve got permanent black marks on many of our clothes - some ruined. Wonder why it doesn’t tell you how to do this in the booklet that comes with the washer?
I’m glad it helped. I hated when we put expensive clothes in an expensive machine and it’s ruined. Blah. I’ve got a microwave video on here if you have one with a broken latch. Thanks for watching.
How did you manage to unscrew the bolt? The whole thing rotates in mine, the screw is also tight. I may need to rent an impact drill. But still I need to figure out how to old the thing to prevent rotation.
@@deborahmartinez9450 I used baling wire (any wire that can fit under the agitator will work) in place of the shoelace that this guy used. It's actually easier to get it underneath the agitator. Just be sure you have enough wire once you "fish" it under the agitator on both sides to pull up with, working each side up individually, little by little. It should pop off with a little force as you work the wire up underneath the agitator.
By the way, pennies and dimes going through the wash can drop into the gap between the agitator and tub. Without removing the agitator, the coins can be removed using two suitable thin implements - such as the (dull) backside of two paring knives.
If you don’t have a shoelace you can also use any kind of strong hook tool small enough to fit in between the gap. Use two on either side and pry it up at the same time
I had a sheet lodged under half of my agitator, using this technique I was able to lift the opposite side and pull it off. Turns out there was an entire silk pillow case underneath as well. If I hadn't found this video i probably would have damaged the washer in my frustrated attempts at trying to yank the thing out... god I hate my cheap frigidaire stacked washer dryer
Thank you for this, I know I have a pair of underwear that got sucked under there and probably some toddler socks too. Curious to know if you were ever cleaning your washer with afresh tablets and it was STILL that grimy?
Did you have to remove drum itself to fine what was causing noise. I found 2 dimes in the slots of the drum which I removed but havent removed the drum to look under it.
Hi thanks for this video. This is exactly what my problem is! Once the agitator is lifted, what will be the next steps? Do you have any tips on what to do next to clean it etc. I imagine I’m going to find something that’s causing the chirping during the wash cycle. If you can give me some suggestions, I would be greatly appreciative.
Did you take the agitator out yet? I found coins under we mine. Also I have found coins in the black drain tube as well. Those are the first two places I would look.
I have the EXACT model. It's been giving me problems. It went from not doing a full cycle without opening and closing to not starting at all. You have any tips?
It sounds like you should start by resetting it. There is a way to push certain buttons and rotate the dial back and forth. I think I found it in the paperwork taped inside the unit. If that doesn’t work it is probably the mother board. That happened on our washer and our dish washer twice. The cost of the part and labor is half the cost of a new one.
@@nicholassmith2009 I plan on making a video for it soon but you need it now. please search on youtube for your make and model and also type reset. There will be a few videos on there.
Well, I pulled the cap off, then the nut. Then made two wire hooks to pull the washplate off. Wouldn't budge. Used heavy duty fiber duct pullstring as the shoelace method. Wouldn't budge. Bolted a pulley to the ceiling and tied rope to the pull string. Repeatedly lifting the washing machine in the air and bouncing it, slowly circling the string around the washplate as a wiggle method and hitting the center piece with a rubber hammer = nothing. After an hour and a half, the washplate snapped. I was surprised throughout, that you could suspend the washing machine in the air by the washplate alone. So, the lesson here is, you may as well add removing the washplate and just replacing that gear yearly to your list of home maintenance duties.
Same question, how do you get the next part off (the plate with six screws in it)? I saw the plastic version just pops off but mine will not budge. Is there something attaching it from the other side?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 when I look up my washer, they keep saying there’s a catch for the lint so I’m assuming there’s not and you just have to clean under that thing is that correct?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 so the repair man is really full of you know what so that’s cause I could I have I have four dogs. I don’t have strength so is it easy to put back in because you just show up pulling out and I’m a senior.
@northwoodsdiscovery6962 thanks for the timely reply. Did the diagnostic mode and it seemed fine. I thought the agitator wasn't working, seems fine. I believe it's just 12 years of build up.
It is incredible how gross they can get underneath that agitator and we wash our clothes in it. I’m glad we cleaned ours. I will continue to do that on other models as well.
@northwoodsdiscovery6962 It makes you really wonder how bad some other appliances get. I plan on getting a washer that I can actually clean easily and regularly next time. Again, thanks!
I simply pulled up on the post slowly and mine came straight out. However, I need to see why the post came off in the first place. I''m hoping the bolt simply loosen!
Having this issue but we cannot get the bolt out we went out to Home Depot bough a compact 18v drill and bolt is not coming out don’t know what else to do HELP
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 well my gearcase needs replaced. Your method got me the closest to getting it off but its still stuck pretty tightly. Havent been able to budge it
Did you ever get your agitator out? There have been a few people that say that this doesn’t work but most say it does I wonder if the brand matters and how they installed it
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 no :’( and now it’s kind of bent in there lol I had a weak elbow at the time so I might try again once I’m sure it’s healed up. Appreciate your video and comment!
Is there a way to get the bolt out if you dont have an impact drill? I've been trying with a socket wrench and cant get it to come loose.. Thank you in advance.
Shit! I only have a Milwaukee Impact. I'm screwed. By the way, thanks for not mentioning the size socket you used 😉. Thanks for the video in all reality though
Sorry but this broke my agetator after pulling a few time it cracked and broke. It so on there there was no way around it but breaking it. Now soon to be by the road.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 lol sorry, I got the bolt out, but not the agitator... I am trying everything here... I feel like it's getting closer, but it is so stubborn
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I can't believe it either... I'm literally pulling it so hard that I'm practically lifting the washing machine lol... I have a friend who works on appliances and he says when they get this difficult he just smashes them apart and orders a new one lol...
Didn’t work for me either. We’ve tried everything! Been at it for two weeks. Still can’t get the agitator out. Tried WD 40, boiling water, shoelace, rope, retractable ratchet straps, hammer, butter knife, NOTHING 😢 So frustrated we want to smash the washer 😅 We’ve even replaced parts that aren’t broken “just in case” and nope!
Thank you sir for this video. I spent 20 minutes trying to pull and pry it. Watched your video, grabbed some Paracord because I didn't have a shoe lace and it was off in 10 seconds.
I absolutely love it when my videos can help. I hope more of my videos will help you on future projects. Thank you so much for watching.
I have to replace this agitator so frequently that I keep a spare on hand. With the efficiency of a NASCAR pit crew, I'm in and out in 15 minutes using the 'glove and hammer' method. Thanks to your brilliant idea, I've shaved an additional 3 minutes off my best time. I used 40# test braided nylon trolling line and it worked like a dream!
I am so glad it helped. I hope a few more of my videos do as well. Thanks for watching.
Wow you just saved me a lot of Frustration. Not sure how long if ever I would’ve thought of the shoelace. I ended up using 550 cord. Thank you very much for saving me time. My family also thinks you for hearing a lot less choice words.
Yes there usually is a lot of grumbling when it get tough. I am so glad it helped.
You sir deserve a raise!!! Spent 30 min trying to pry and literally 30 sec with shoestring lol thanks!
I love when my videos help. Thanks for watching.
The shoelace saved the day, thanks for this!
Tip for anyone else, I ended up with 2 laces in a cross and tied surgeons knots in both of them to make crossed loops then used a small towel as a handle to pull both loops up since the laces were killing my hand.
I absolutely love this tip.
Thanks for watching. I hope i have a few more videos on here that can help you.
This tip was the only way I was able to remove the agitator. Thanks!
I am so glad I could help thank you for watching
Thank you for this. I spent a couple of hours trying to get it off, and this did the trick. I used string nylon thin string. You are an DIY appliance repair hero.
I love it when I can help. Thanks for watching
Yes , after 1 day of huffing and puffing, i came across your video of using shoelace, and whalaaaaa, it popped right off, thanks :)
Awesome. I’m glad it helped. Thanks for watching.
Voilà
Did you have to clean under it.
My bf and I have been all over the internet trying to figure out how to get that damn bolt off and you’re the only one who brought up the impact drill. Makes so much sense we’ll be trying it tomorrow thank you🙏
awesome. i am so glad to help
I used the impact. And it’s stripping the bolt 😩
The sockets needs to be the exact same size as the bolt head and the impact needs to be exactly up and down without being at an angle at all
Is it salvageable? They make a socket head now that has pins in it that will grab even a stripped head.
@@stephaniechavez3282 go to google and type in
Universal socket tool.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962did u hold down the trigger for a few seconds at a time? I did for 1 second because of the friction sound. I'm not sure if that will mess my sweet impact driver up.
Excellent instructions. The shoe string was brilliant and advice to use an impact drill. I would have spent hours fighting to try and remove it. I found 3 coins in the washer and they were making it click. Wow, it sure was grubby under there. I will make sure to clean it now that I know. Thanks very much. Pam
Thank you for so much for watching. I hope some of my other videos can help you just as much. Have a great day.
That bolt is like welded in there! They make it look easier than it is!
I wonder if it gets so tight after so many hours of use.
I cannot get my bolt out. And it’s starting to strip the head. Idk what to do
@@stephaniechavez3282 me too. is it one of those righty loosy things? idk what did you end up doing?
Same issue here! He used a drill, which we don’t have the attachment for.
I had an awful noise coming from my washer. I thought something was seriously broken. Turns out it was a kids necklace to at was wedged. I was trying to figure out how to remove the agitator and this was a big help. I used a piece of paracord and it worked well. Just had to work at it a little bit and it popped up! I also found two dimes and a washer. The dimes had huge wear marks as it appears they hd been there a long time. It’s running again after I put it back together and it’s a quiet as can be.
Thanks for the video. You can find anything on TH-cam
You bet. I love when a project works out.
Glad I found this video. In my frustration I used a hammer and made a hole. But I will be able to order a replacement now that I know how to get the dang thing off. Thanks
I am glad it helped. i have no idea why they make it so hard.
I tried everything to take mine off. Used a shoe lace, straps, and it was not coming off. Ended up breaking the agitator, but the agitator’s bushing was still fused with the shaft gear. Ended up drilling two small holes opposite from each other then I use a chisel to hit across the top, and it split in half and came off the gear.
Still worth the trouble, new agitator plate $30, new Hub Kit $10.
I am so glad you kept trying. those machines are expensive
So don't think the engineering he's stupid to do it like this but they mean it, so you break it, so you can buy a new one. 🙃
Absolutely genius, thank you for sharing and saving me so much time!
I am so glad you found this video. I hope that a few more of my videos might be able to help you.
Have a great weekend.
Awesome idea. I used two shoestrings, so I was lifting at 4 points. After a couple of minutes it popped right off. Thank you.
I will try that next time
I was stumped till this video, cheers mate definitely helped me out 🤘 Legend
Thanks so much for watching
I hope some more of my videos can help you too.
Thank you for taking the time to do this and share it. We’ve got permanent black marks on many of our clothes - some ruined. Wonder why it doesn’t tell you how to do this in the booklet that comes with the washer?
I’m glad it helped. I hated when we put expensive clothes in an expensive machine and it’s ruined. Blah. I’ve got a microwave video on here if you have one with a broken latch. Thanks for watching.
I left my pocket knife in our new washer. Basically destroyed the washer plate.
Thanks for the shoelace trick..!!!
I’m so glad it helped. Thank you for watching. I hope a few more of my videos can help you.
Thank you. Very helpful and useful/practical video.
Thanks. just wish i had four hands to video at the same time. lol
The shoe lace worked great thank you
That is so awesome my only question is why would they make us need to do that lol
This worked. Still had to pull pretty hard but it did come loose. Thank you!
I am so glad it helped. What did you need to do after you removed the agitator?
Pulled out the tub to unclog the drain hole. Which took 30 seconds. It’s odd such a simple thing to do would be made so hard.
@@michaelvincent5376 Yeah. they want you to throw it away or hire a 100$ an hr guy. lol. Is it working well now?
How did you manage to unscrew the bolt? The whole thing rotates in mine, the screw is also tight. I may need to rent an impact drill. But still I need to figure out how to old the thing to prevent rotation.
i did not hold it. i pulsed the impact drill and it came right out. i hope the drill will solve your problem
Great idea! I used wire, and it worked great as well!
So great. Ok glad it worked.
Wire? Can you please explain?
@@deborahmartinez9450 they used a wire instead of the shoelace. I have heard that from several viewers.
@@deborahmartinez9450 I used baling wire (any wire that can fit under the agitator will work) in place of the shoelace that this guy used. It's actually easier to get it underneath the agitator. Just be sure you have enough wire once you "fish" it under the agitator on both sides to pull up with, working each side up individually, little by little. It should pop off with a little force as you work the wire up underneath the agitator.
By the way, pennies and dimes going through the wash can drop into the gap between the agitator and tub. Without removing the agitator, the coins can be removed using two suitable thin implements - such as the (dull) backside of two paring knives.
So true. I have now used a few items like that too. Thanks for watching. Did you need your agitator out too?
If you don’t have a shoelace you can also use any kind of strong hook tool small enough to fit in between the gap. Use two on either side and pry it up at the same time
Great advice
I had a sheet lodged under half of my agitator, using this technique I was able to lift the opposite side and pull it off. Turns out there was an entire silk pillow case underneath as well. If I hadn't found this video i probably would have damaged the washer in my frustrated attempts at trying to yank the thing out... god I hate my cheap frigidaire stacked washer dryer
I am glad it helped!!
Thank you for this, I know I have a pair of underwear that got sucked under there and probably some toddler socks too. Curious to know if you were ever cleaning your washer with afresh tablets and it was STILL that grimy?
I am so glad this helped. No I never used that
You sir are a life saver, I struggled for awhile to get that thing up. Shoe lace for the win!!
i love it for the win.
Did you have to remove drum itself to fine what was causing noise. I found 2 dimes in the slots of the drum which I removed but havent removed the drum to look under it.
No. Got to the gear after a cleaning and replaced it.
I used a piece of para cord. Thanks for the tip👍
I am glad that it could help. I hope you find a few more videos on here of mine that help you as well. Thank you for watching.
Your method worked, like others mentioned I used paracord and wore gloves. It was still a btch but now its off. Thanks
I’m so glad it worked out thanks for watching. Hopefully I have a few more how to videos on here that will help you.
Hi thanks for this video. This is exactly what my problem is!
Once the agitator is lifted, what will be the next steps? Do you have any tips on what to do next to clean it etc. I imagine I’m going to find something that’s causing the chirping during the wash cycle. If you can give me some suggestions, I would be greatly appreciative.
i replaced the gears under the unit.
You can clean with bleach and water and elbow grease and a toothbrush.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Do you have a video on how to replace the gears? This video was super helpful! Thanks.
I do not. but i did find one on youtube that i used and never made one of my own. rats.@@ujazz09
is it possibled that an lost earring could stull be lodged in the unit LSG7806AAE AND WHERE TO LOOK
Did you take the agitator out yet?
I found coins under we mine.
Also I have found coins in the black drain tube as well.
Those are the first two places I would look.
Worked perfect. Thanks for the tip!
You are very welcome
Thank you!! Used paracord instead and it worked!!
I am so glad it worked. I hope a few more of my videos can help you as well. Thank you so much for watching
I have the EXACT model. It's been giving me problems. It went from not doing a full cycle without opening and closing to not starting at all. You have any tips?
It sounds like you should start by resetting it. There is a way to push certain buttons and rotate the dial back and forth. I think I found it in the paperwork taped inside the unit.
If that doesn’t work it is probably the mother board.
That happened on our washer and our dish washer twice.
The cost of the part and labor is half the cost of a new one.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 can you walk me through accessing the motherboard and reset?
@@nicholassmith2009 I plan on making a video for it soon but you need it now. please search on youtube for your make and model and also type reset. There will be a few videos on there.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 can you tell me your make and model since we have the same exact one. I can't see it from my end really.
Well, I pulled the cap off, then the nut. Then made two wire hooks to pull the washplate off. Wouldn't budge. Used heavy duty fiber duct pullstring as the shoelace method. Wouldn't budge. Bolted a pulley to the ceiling and tied rope to the pull string. Repeatedly lifting the washing machine in the air and bouncing it, slowly circling the string around the washplate as a wiggle method and hitting the center piece with a rubber hammer = nothing.
After an hour and a half, the washplate snapped. I was surprised throughout, that you could suspend the washing machine in the air by the washplate alone. So, the lesson here is, you may as well add removing the washplate and just replacing that gear yearly to your list of home maintenance duties.
I so sorry it was so much trouble. I can’t even imagine the frustration. Will you buy a new agitator plate? Was it nasty under yours like mine was.
How do you get the bottom part off after this, btw thank you rhe shoe string worked amazing
I love that I could help
What bottom part are you meaning
We got it thanks
Same question, how do you get the next part off (the plate with six screws in it)? I saw the plastic version just pops off but mine will not budge. Is there something attaching it from the other side?
Not on mine
What was making your washer so noisy... The gunk making it off kilter?
There is a gear mechanism under neath that I finally got to and changed.
So is there a lint underneath this thing or just does that?
I am not sure of what you are asking.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 when I look up my washer, they keep saying there’s a catch for the lint so I’m assuming there’s not and you just have to clean under that thing is that correct?
@@mstormy I found a bit of lint but mostly just " sludge"
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 so the repair man is really full of you know what so that’s cause I could I have I have four dogs. I don’t have strength so is it easy to put back in because you just show up pulling out and I’m a senior.
@@mstormy putting back in is very easy. just slide over the center and then tighten the bolt.
I gotta ask, i tried using one shoelace, and two shoelaces. Can you think of another reason it wouldn't come out?
No, I cannot think of why seems like 19 out of 20 people that are doing this it works, but there are a few that they can’t come out
@northwoodsdiscovery6962 thanks for the timely reply. Did the diagnostic mode and it seemed fine. I thought the agitator wasn't working, seems fine. I believe it's just 12 years of build up.
It is incredible how gross they can get underneath that agitator and we wash our clothes in it. I’m glad we cleaned ours. I will continue to do that on other models as well.
@northwoodsdiscovery6962 It makes you really wonder how bad some other appliances get. I plan on getting a washer that I can actually clean easily and regularly next time. Again, thanks!
Don’t get a front load
Hi i dont know if u can help me, my agitator is broken and ive order a new parts. They change the agitator with a one piece agitator and it doesnt fit
Same company or did you get aftermarket replacement parts
I simply pulled up on the post slowly and mine came straight out. However, I need to see why the post came off in the first place. I''m hoping the bolt simply loosen!
Yes that is concerning
What size nut did you use with the impact drill? My bolt is striped and i am unable to get it off
Oh boy. I can’t recalll
It might not matter now since it’s stripped
If you go to google.com and type in universal socket tool that might help you it’s fairly cheap but it might grab the head of the bolt
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Thank you. Can not get it off. Going to try it now.
Did you end up having success?
Having this issue but we cannot get the bolt out we went out to Home Depot bough a compact 18v drill and bolt is not coming out don’t know what else to do HELP
Is the bolt even spinning
The bolt is counter clockwise to remove correct because I have a impact and the thing still won't budge.
I can’t understand that. What brand is your washer?
Thank you, it worked!
I am so glad. Thanks for watching
For bolt Lefty loosey,righty tighty???
Yes if Ian remembering correctly
Genius! Thank you!
great.
What was your issue. is it back in action now?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 well my gearcase needs replaced. Your method got me the closest to getting it off but its still stuck pretty tightly. Havent been able to budge it
@@nikeraikage5318 ugh
I just used a piece of wire, it pulled right off and it was rusty and nasty. Thank you
I love all my videos can help I have a few microwave one on here if you have issues with those.
Thanks for watching.
My wash plate pulls right up with the drive shaft (??) attached. Is there any fixing this??
Oh boy nobody that I’ve talked to has had that issue yet what is the year making model of your machine? Are they fuse together with corrosion?
Is there a filter that can be cleaned too or just this?
Just this I believe
Does it have to be impact drill ?
Seems to keep it from stripping the head of the bolt.
Needed all the steps to get to the bolt, so I am still at a loss!
So the agitator is not off yet?
How did you get the top part of the agitator (the column) off?
The cap popped off pretty easily. and the impact wrench did wonders for the bolt on top.
I have the bolt off but there is still a sound as though the agitator is hitting something preventing it from coming off. Shoelace didn’t work
Did you ever get your agitator out? There have been a few people that say that this doesn’t work but most say it does I wonder if the brand matters and how they installed it
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 no :’( and now it’s kind of bent in there lol
I had a weak elbow at the time so I might try again once I’m sure it’s healed up.
Appreciate your video and comment!
Does it have a filter?
the washing macine? no
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 thank u
Mines stuck on good. Tried the shoe laces trick and nothing. Won't even budge. Wish they designed these better
get a coat hanger and put it in one of the holes
@@joebyron9 let me know if this works. thanks
wow. i wonder why. let me know if the hanger trick works.
I bought a set of tramboline spring puller and popped it right out.
Awesome
Thanks for watching and sharing
I hope a few more of my videos can help you
Now any idea what website has a replacement piece?
I just google it.
I have Working whit my, i put strap, and pull it also i do use my hands and dosen't work, la realy stock in it.
I am so sorry I won’t budge. Is the bolt out.
The bolt is out. I used the straps and pulled very hard. It is still stuck. Will try another way.
Is there a way to get the bolt out if you dont have an impact drill? I've been trying with a socket wrench and cant get it to come loose..
Thank you in advance.
it will be very difficult. is there a way you can borrow one from someone. it might be the only way
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I used a socket set
@@ujazz09 great i am glad that worked.
I tried without luck, fortunately I have a impact wrench and it turn it out easily.
I did borrow one from someone thank you all, also got a spanner wrench.
My agitator does not come out!! Nothing is ever as easy as these videos
I am so sorry. I have had 1 or two others say the same. I wonder what the difference is.
Mine is stuck too!
Wow thank you so much
You are welcome. I hope some of my other videos can help too.
😩 the one thing I needed to know, was not that, what the heck is the bolt size 😤
Oh man I can’t recall I just tried bunch until one fit
7/16
I’m having a hard time getting it off😢
I am so sorry. How far are you into it.
Shit! I only have a Milwaukee Impact. I'm screwed. By the way, thanks for not mentioning the size socket you used 😉. Thanks for the video in all reality though
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Did this fix your issues.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 No, I purchased a new washer.
@@carlthornton3076 oh bummer. I’m sorry. What brand did you go with.
Did not work!
I am so sorry. Can you read a few of the comments from some of my watchers to gets some more tips.
Sorry but this broke my agetator after pulling a few time it cracked and broke. It so on there there was no way around it but breaking it. Now soon to be by the road.
wow. i have never heard that problem. i am sorry for the issues
I punched a hole in mine! Off to my parts store!
Don’t put it in the dish washer. 😂 hose it down… outside.
Pressure washer
Why would you do this? The agitator is useful!
i had to take it out to clean underneath and to figure out why the machine was so noisy.
@northwoods discovery Ok.
I got bolt out, shoelace underneath and it's still not coming off
@@derekingui8408 it is on tight and have to wedge back and forth.
Our washing machine is squeaking on the spin cycle.
I broke 6 shoe strings in a piece of rope and it still didn't work debunked
One of my followers stated he used a piece of wire and worked like a charm.
CRAP!!!!!!!! Didn't work for me even after using WD-40 on it! 😩😩😩😩
What in the world. The bolt didn’t come out?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 lol sorry, I got the bolt out, but not the agitator... I am trying everything here... I feel like it's getting closer, but it is so stubborn
@@Nick-fi1mc i can't believe it won't budge. maybe get two people in there to pull up on both sides.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I can't believe it either... I'm literally pulling it so hard that I'm practically lifting the washing machine lol... I have a friend who works on appliances and he says when they get this difficult he just smashes them apart and orders a new one lol...
Didn’t work for me either. We’ve tried everything! Been at it for two weeks. Still can’t get the agitator out. Tried WD 40, boiling water, shoelace, rope, retractable ratchet straps, hammer, butter knife, NOTHING 😢 So frustrated we want to smash the washer 😅 We’ve even replaced parts that aren’t broken “just in case” and nope!