Refrigerator Change in a Class A Gasser
OK, we are discussing changing out our Dometic 2862 for an all electric. One option is the guy who does the conversion in Indiana (JC Refeigeration I believe) and I spoke with him. $750 for him to d...
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DownTheAvenue wrote:
Really? How much "bouncing" do you do in your RV? The residential refrigerators are being installed in motorhomes, travel trailers, and 5th wheels. They work quite well if you always camp where you have electric hook ups or have enough solar or generator with a battery bank.
While I realize they are being installed in a lot of TT, 5ers and MH, I have read about and talked to folks who have had issues. Hence my question. To answer yours, my MH can be quite jarring while driving on rough roads. Is great on smooth surfaces, but in South Carlonia for example I-95 is a nightmare. Air bag, tire inflation, and shocks are optimal, so it's the nature of the beast. I have a Dometic 2862, so at most a 9.5 or so cubic foot unit will fit, and I'm not going to cut up the opening to get something else there, so I am limited on what domestic fridge I can even fit in there, and most are lower end units.
Al
