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A quick but obvious guess would be the drive belt that spins the drum.
As far as easy, I've never had to do it but I would imagine that it's dependent on the machine. My dad repaired my parent's dryer belt years ago and it was about the most frustrated and pi$$ed off I'd ever seen him. And he was a former auto mechanic turned engineer.
Dumb question, a long dryer hose would not effect this would it? I mean the vent hose. The dryer exhaust in our house was broken, so I gerryrigged about 16 feet of dryer vent hose to exhaust it ouside. . .
Originally posted by: episodic
Dumb question, a long dryer hose would not effect this would it? I mean the vent hose. The dryer exhaust in our house was broken, so I gerryrigged about 16 feet of dryer vent hose to exhaust it ouside. . .
Well, that's probably pushing the exhaust farther than the dryer was designed for, but unless there's some kind of restriction along the line, (lint build-up or a kink) then it should work with the only possible drawback being your clothes taking longer to dry than normal.
From your description, I'd suspect the drive belt is going bad...
What make and model is the dryer? (should be a small tag with that info on it)
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