recommendaions for top load washer with agitator

[Anonymous]

Bray and Scarff is the only SpeedQueen retailer within a 45 minutes drive, and I refuse to shop there any more (I bought a new appliance, they delivered a returned model that broke down in a month, manufacture refused to repair because it was previously registered to another buyer and "used", and Bray and Scarff refused to accept a return). So I went with a Maytag commercial washer from Lowes. Very similar to the Speedqueen TC5.

I would be tempted by the TC7 (7 year warranty instead of 3 for extra $300)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bray and Scarff is the only SpeedQueen retailer within a 45 minutes drive, and I refuse to shop there any more (I bought a new appliance, they delivered a returned model that broke down in a month, manufacture refused to repair because it was previously registered to another buyer and "used", and Bray and Scarff refused to accept a return). So I went with a Maytag commercial washer from Lowes. Very similar to the Speedqueen TC5.

I would be tempted by the TC7 (7 year warranty instead of 3 for extra $300)

M&M Appliances has SQs.