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Executive45
Aug 15, 2014Explorer III
Here is the clicky for my blog:
Samsung Install
Here are some close ups...hope this helps....Dennis

This is one of the leveling legs. I used these legs to level the fridge, shimmed up the wheels, then removed them. The "L" faces forward.

I purchased a Simpson Strong Tie from Home Depot. Bent them accordingly, drilled them using the above leveler as a template and installed it backwards.

I then ran a bolt through the plywood base and secured it with a washer and lock nut.

Probably overkill but for added security, I used a 3" 1/4" lag bolt and washer thru the rear panel and into the plywood base.

Finally, three bungee cords ensure the doors will not open while traveling.
Samsung Install
Here are some close ups...hope this helps....Dennis

This is one of the leveling legs. I used these legs to level the fridge, shimmed up the wheels, then removed them. The "L" faces forward.

I purchased a Simpson Strong Tie from Home Depot. Bent them accordingly, drilled them using the above leveler as a template and installed it backwards.

I then ran a bolt through the plywood base and secured it with a washer and lock nut.

Probably overkill but for added security, I used a 3" 1/4" lag bolt and washer thru the rear panel and into the plywood base.

Finally, three bungee cords ensure the doors will not open while traveling.
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