Fridge replacement
Finally got rid of that useless residential fridge and got it replaced with an RV fridge that runs on propane, 120 volt and 12 volt. Now we can get back to dry camping and going down the highway with...
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Skid Row Joe wrote:Grandpere wrote:
Finally got rid of that useless residential fridge and got it replaced with an RV fridge that runs on propane, 120 volt and 12 volt. Now we can get back to dry camping and going down the highway without having to listen to the generator.
My thoughts as well on having a residential, AC only refrigerator - makes no sense for those of us that don't want to jockey running the generator endlessly when doing a lot of dry camping or boondocking when out and about.
What brand and size refrigerator freezer did you buy, and where/what was your source for it?
We got a Dometic 6 cubic foot from a person who set up their TT as a park model. They do no pull it anyplace. They, in my opinion, rightfully replaced their fridge with a residential fridge. The Dometic has been in his brother's garage for 2 years. If we had purchased a new one we would have gone with an 8 cubic foot helium gas Norcold. But, $500 for a basically brand new fridge we could not pass on.
