| Brand Name | Speed Queen |
|---|---|
| Model Info | ADG3SRGS |
| Item Weight | 145 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 28 x 26 x 43 inches |
| Item model number | ADG3SRGS |
| Capacity | 7 Cubic Feet |
| Part Number | ADG3SRGS |
| Form Factor | Front Load |
| Access Location | Front Load |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Fuel type | Gas |
| Certification | ADA |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Simply the Best
I bought this Speed Queen ADG3SRGS gas dryer about eight months ago from a dealer who is located near where I live. One of the owners lives right across the lane from me. The dryer is of such high quality, I cannot imagine it will ever test our neighborly relationship.A plumber ran the black iron pipe gas service to it and I had a vent put in the wall behind the machine---just up and slightly offset from the dryer vent outlet in order to make it easy to check the vent pipe. I leveled the drier and connected the vent and gas connector to code requirements.The dryer started right up and has been working flawlessly ever since. If I open the door soon after starting, I notice that the clothes are already WAY hotter than is the case with any other gas dryer I've ever run. The unit seems to focus on getting more heat into the clothes drum---and less heat out the vent. It operates very efficiently. Several months ago, I noted that the door latch was very stiff and required a heavy hand to close it. I gave it a tiny shot of Teflon spray---and its been perfect ever since.Its laundry partner is an older Maytag top loader----actually the very last of the good machines that Maytag was once famous for. If it ever needs to be replaced, there is no doubt in my mind that I'd get a Speed Queen washer to sit next to this dryer. I am a bit of a "laundry junkie" and have two complete laundry setups installed in my house--upstairs and downstairs. We all plan our lives around keeping ourselves from having to do the things we hate most. Perhaps you take a cab because you dread the subway. Perhaps you prefer vinyl siding because you hate painting. I prefer collecting washing machines and dryers because I don't ever want to spend even five minutes of my time in a depressing laundromat. I've even equipped myself with a manual clothes agitator and hand wringer in case of an extended power outage.I'm always checking out washing machines and dryers. I look at all the brands. I follow all sorts of discussions and ask people about the machines they own. It's my conclusion that Speed Queen is simply the best equipment---by a hefty margin and for a very long time. Speed Queen is not inexpensive, but it is worth every penny that you pay for it. The pleasure of using good equipment will never leave you feeling like you paid too much for it.
