Good morning, Colleen
I am in the last stages of the install, I've got the doors in my shop, I'll install them after I complete drilling and installing the vent. Then I will put the doors on. I ground down the inside corner of one door to clear better, you won't see it, because it's on the washer side. I will be able to wash on any hook up, but the dryer will require 50 amp service, as it's 220. I work hard and like to stay in nice places, I think I will most always have 50 amp service. Yes, you can run them both at the same time. (Probably have to manage the electrical usage some, like only one A/C at a time, such as that.
Anyone can hire an Electrician for the wiring for around $100 to $200, it's not that bad. The breaker would be an extra cost. I like to make my little sweet Sue happy, and she doesn't ask for much, so it's whatever she wants....
James, I really do like the support system, and warranty from Sears, they have many models to choose from, and many are 120 volts, and require no modifications.
Ozz
'07 3400RL 2nd RTU
2 Golf Cart batteries 3,000 watt inverter, automatic transfer switch
Honda 2000 Generator, Maytag's with 220 Dryer
Stationary domed Sat. dish, LCD 12 Volt Amp gauge, LCD Tank Monitor
3 added 120 volt outlets, On Board Air; 12 Volt Viair 450C compressor
2006 Ford PSD 4x4 Off Road Lariat, Hadley Air Horns, Truck inverter with 110 volts: laptop, Color Backup camera, Firestone air bags,Husky air ride roller hitch, Awning lock
