whant to know what is cubic ft. for kenmore 70 series washer from 1988?

Perhaps you should have paid more attention in your Math Lessons all those years ago... Although why you should want this information is a complete mystery (to me)...

You willl need a tape rule graduated in inches - a piece of paper, a pencil and a simple calculator.

First we discover the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot... 12x12x12 = 1728 (easy)

Now measure your machine (if you don't have it any more this may be difficult) and write down H x W x D in Inches and decimals of an inch i.e 37.5 rather than 37½

Multiply all three together and divide the product of these by 1728 - the final answer is in Cubic Feet.

Quite how you will use this volume information I can't comprehend - unless you're shipping it somewhere and the charges are volume based perhaps.

From what I can gather the answer is about 12.7cu ft. Just what difference will it make if it's say, 14.8cu ft one wonders?

Good luck...

Peccavi
November 2009