Do-It-Yourself Story

I found your video on the repair. I'm pretty handy and so I thought that this would be an involved but doable fix. The disassembly went well, the tub on my LG Tromm washing bearings were bad. Hiccups on the repair: 1. Your video should tell you to get the replacement gasket (huge O ring) that goes around the outer plastic tub as this is almost a must to change (prevent any leaks) and the part is less than 10 dollars... after all that work, this is a no brainer. 2.The spider assembly shaft was in really bad shape, to the point that if I were to have used it again, the bearing seal would have been damaged in a couple of days, so I ordered a replacement spider. My problems started when I could not remove the screws holding the side to the drum because the bolts were either red thread locked in or just rusted to the point of no return. In the end I had to order a new inner tub (complete with spider assembly. After those two bumps... I put everything back together and it's like I have a brand new washer. Thank you for the support, and the video's . The gentleman that you have on the video's is really good, calm voice and explains everything to get the job done. I gave the job 2 plus hours because of the delay in having the parts.. But if everything had fallen into place it would have taken about 2 hours to repair in total.