Spining makes noise and machine vibrates a lot

Could be a compressor "hammer"

That is a common occurrence with dryers such as this one. Even though it sounds bad, it is harmless. If it really bothers, you can re-balance the load and it should reduce the vibration.

washers are very expensive to fix they cost more to fix then to buy

Bad tub baring or hopefully a cloged drain pump. If it is a tub baring it is going to cost a lot of money.

Good luck,

Marty

have you been overloading the drum---thiscan put too much strain on the rear bearings---you willhave to replace the complete drum

Sounds like a transmission problem. Not worth the repair judging from age.

we need the brand and the model

but for starters, please check on the links below.

http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/washer-repair/4501-washer-makes-extremely-loud-noise-during-spin.html

http://www.thestuccocompany.com/maintenance/Washing-Machine-noise-during-spin-cycle-169980-.htm

http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/appliances/washing-machine-noise-during-spin-cycle-167960.html

the timer unit will need to be changed, that happens on some of the brands,if my info was of any help to you please leave a comment ,thank you

hi,
looks like there is some friction between the main and outer tub of your machine. there is generally a mechanism for smooth spinning of the machine in good rpms for wash-spin cycle. this could be because of rust formation, or mud collection. please refer your manual and remove the 3 screws behind the lower front plastic cover, and look for rust formation. scrape the rust and try spinning again.

cheers

sounds like the lid switch.