Maytag Wringer Washer Tub Repair Ring

Two sizes are now available: one for the space between the center plate and the tub, and one for the space inside the tub. Fits both E, J, and N Series Maytag wringer washing machines and the older round tub models going back to the 1940s.

To keep the ring aligned, first mount it to the tub while it is off the machine, upside down, using auto gasket maker silicone and regular bolts and nuts. Allow to dry, then mount on the machine.

Cottage Craft Works travels deep into the Amish backroads to source practical parts and solutions for vintage farm and home equipment and appliances.

We carry all the parts to repair or restore vintage Maytag Wringer Washing Machines. Click Here to see all the available parts.

Click Here to view our complete Maytag Wringer Washer service and repair manual.

The Amish relied on these old wringer washers, as most Americans did in the early 1900s, until modern spin-cycle machines were developed.  As manufacturing and replacement parts moved forward, the Amish began to have difficulty obtaining parts to maintain the wringer washers. They began manufacturing their own supply of replacement Maytag parts, a practice they still do today. Cottage Craft Works.com takes a step back in time to help people who are still using or restoring the vintage home and farm equipment to acquire replacement parts.

Our Amish shop can procure or fabricate almost any part used on round or square tub machines. Since the Amish convert most machines to gas, air, or DC motors, they don’t manufacture new electric motors. They also don’t use the drain pump, allowing the washer to gravity drain instead. If you need an electric motor or water pump, we can source a used take-off. Just email us to check the availability of any parts we don’t list.

International customers, please email us with the parts that you need, and we will calculate the shipping cost and send you a PayPal invoice in US Dollars. Duties and taxes will still be due to your country upon delivery.