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Links above are true sizes. Both the Amish built coils and the OEM Norcold. Please copy and paste to Browser to view.
picture 8142717 is the OEM Norcold and the picture number 8142716 is the Amish built unit coils.

Campfridge1, honestly you should be glad I am not a Moderator.. I wouldn't be so "forgiving" in how you are shamelessly attacking other businesses in order to "promote" your "wares".

If your rebuild business is as good as you say it is then you should never need to launch attacks against other established businesses.

I PERSONALLY dislike heavy handed gorilla strong arm sales tactics and PERSONALLY if I ever needed a CU your business would be the FIRST in line at being NOT CONSIDERED.

Fortunately for me I saw the light years ago and dumped the now 80+ year old absorbsion fridge technology and installed a home fridge conversion. In fact it works better than any RV fridge if I bought a new RV I would be dumping the RV fridge at the curb within the first few days of ownership.

If you want to build a business you need to stop, rethink just how you are pushing folks away by bashing.

Your business STARTS with a good reputation, the only way to do that is go out into the market place with REAL quality products, SERVICE and STANDING BY YOUR PRODUCTS along with real advertising. This forum is not the place for that...

@ Old Biscuit, All of the units were less than 3 years old and the techs as I talked extensively to their customers about leveling the rv's when parked, I have over 49000 hits on my YouTube video about leveling and the effect it has on your rv fridge. In fact some of the failed units from the rv techs I have talked to some of the rigs permanently stay parked at the resort year round . They have never moved from the time the were installed.

And one does not know the history of those failed units.......
Age, length of service, off level operation etc.

CampFridge1 wrote:
This Amish L1200 is the Crown Jewel of their models as you can see it has also leaked in the same area that they claim their thicker tubing will insure a better safety margin. Again If you don't buy my CampFridge's (Brand New) L1200 series cooling unit with a 5 year warranty coming out in January, Then ask for the latest completely redesigned Norcold L1200.

Campfridge1..

While your photos are "compelling" to say the least, one should understand that WAY your posts are being written it really sounding like an advertisement for your business...

Pretty good chance your posts will disappear into the abyss of moderators cutting room floor... and folks will lose out on some real information..

Another Amish L1200 Cooling unit with the thicker tubing.

CampFridge1 wrote:
A rebuilt unit from a rebuilder with a good history would work. RV Cool in Arkansas makes a good unit

CampFridge1 wrote:
I have a Amish Rm2652 that puked at the base of the boiler where it was welded.

Is this cooling unit from RV Cool in Arkansas ?