Items Loose Drum Parts

Outer tub assembly for your washer. Houses the inner basket and holds water during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.

Replaces the outer tub cover panel on front-load washers. Protects internal components and maintains drum alignment. Order when cracked or damaged.

Outer tub assembly for washers. Includes tub, seal, drive shaft, and bearings. Replace when tub is cracked, damaged, or bearings are worn out.

Replace a cracked, leaking, or damaged washer balance ring assembly. Mounts to the outer tub to stabilize the basket during spin cycles. Essential repair.

This drum wrapper assembly replaces the damaged or worn drum wrap to help the dryer drum turn smoothly and protect clothes from snags and rubbing. It restores a proper drum surface and reduces vibration and noise. What it does:

• Provides a protective wrap around the drum edge to prevent fabric from catching or rubbing
• Restores a smooth drum surface for quieter, even rotation
• Helps reduce drum vibration and scraping noises caused by worn or torn wrapper material
• Supports proper drum alignment and contact with seals during operation

What's included: One drum wrapper assembly Install notes:

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Installation requires partial disassembly of the front panel/drum—follow the OEM service manual or schematic
• Handle the drum and edges carefully to avoid cuts; use gloves and eye protection

This replacement drum assembly is the rotating cylinder that tumbles laundry in your dryer. Replacing a damaged or out-of-round drum restores smooth, quiet tumbling and helps protect fabrics from snags, scraping, and uneven drying.

• Forms the rotating chamber that holds clothes; driven by the belt and motor to tumble items for drying
• Works with drum seals and lifters/baffles to maintain airflow and separate fabrics for even drying
• Replacing a dented, cracked, or out-of-round drum can resolve thumping, scraping, or rumbling noises
• Addresses sharp seams, loose spots, or rust that can snag/tear clothing or leave marks

• Disconnect power; shut off gas supply for gas models before service
• Remove top/front panels and release belt tension to lift out the old drum; note belt routing
• Compare parts and move over any reusable, model-specific components if required
• Inspect belt, idler pulley, bearings, and felt seals while open; replace if worn

Outer tub shell for your front-load washer. Houses the inner basket and holds water during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.

Galvanized front bulkhead assembly that forms the dryer's cabinet front panel. Installs to support the door and control area. Replace when cracked or corroded.

Replaces the large stationary outer tub that holds water and supports the inner basket. Order when tub is cracked, leaking, or structurally damaged.

This is the complete drum assembly for a clothes dryer - the large cylindrical tumbler where clothes are placed for drying. It rotates during the drying cycle to tumble clothes through heated air. Replace this assembly if the drum has cracks, holes, excessive wear marks, or if clothes are snagging or getting caught during operation.

Front bulkhead assembly for your dryer drum. Replaces cracked, warped, or broken bulkheads. Mounts to the front of the drum for structural support.

Washer tub gasket seals the outer tub to prevent leaks. Replace if you notice water pooling under your washer. Confirm fit with your model number.

Front bulkhead for dryer drum assembly. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn bulkheads. Essential structural component for proper drum support.

Front drum bulkhead for your dryer. This structural component supports the drum assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore proper drum support.

This drum wrapper assembly replaces the worn or damaged drum liner that cushions and protects the dryer drum and clothes during tumbling. It restores a smooth drum surface to reduce rubbing and help quiet operation. What it does:

• Provides a smooth, protective lining around the drum to prevent fabric wear and snags
• Reduces friction and rubbing noise caused by worn drum surfaces
• Helps maintain proper drum-to-drum contact and even tumbling
• Prevents direct metal-to-metal contact that can cause marks on garments

• Disconnect power before beginning any disassembly; follow the dryer's service manual for access
• Removal typically requires partial drum disassembly; handle the drum and liner carefully to avoid damage
• Inspect adjacent parts (drum baffles, seals, rollers) for wear while replacing the liner