refridge bit the dust.....
While removing the heater element on my norcold refer it took a lot of pressure to break the element loose and in the process I started to smell the dreaded scent of ammonia, Well I knew what the s...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
The RV is not really usable with a non working fridge so putting a WORKING residential fridge in the RV is not going to "harm" the resale value over what a broken RV fridge would do.
Did you forget the third option of installing a working RV fridge?
Gdetrailer wrote:
The residential fridge COST LESS THAN A RV FRIDGE and as long as you don't do something stupid the mod is 100pct REVERSIBLE if the next owner really wants a RV fridge.
Exactly the point. If a new buyer wants an RV fridge and has to install one, that RV will have a lower resale value to that buyer.
