Here it is a little over four hours later and the 63 quart model is sold out again.
A moment ago, they still had the 80 quart model.
A moment ago, they still had the 80 quart model.
Cheap Fridge <$400 shipped
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TurboChris
Adventurer
Right NOW they have a 80qt scratch and dent
http://www.openboxdirect.com/Edgest...ault,pd.html?cgid=Appliances-Scratch_and_Dent
I have the 63 qt, the 80 must be huge....
http://www.openboxdirect.com/Edgest...ault,pd.html?cgid=Appliances-Scratch_and_Dent
I have the 63 qt, the 80 must be huge....
RubiconGeoff
Adventurer
The 63 is probably fine for your needs. My wife & I are fine with our 43, but we're not the type who thinks that ALL of our week's worth of drinks have to be cold at all times. We use the large basket for our food or tall liquid containers, and we use the small basket for drinks. As we take drinks from the small basket to consume them, we replace them with warm ones. We've never needed a bigger fridge than this - it already takes up a ton of room in the back of our 4-door JK so I wouldn't want one any bigger, although externally the 63 quart model isn't that much larger.
TurboChris
Adventurer
I have the 63 and it lives in the rear of my Suburban. It will hold something like 65 cans of soda....if that gives you any reference. I could have got the 43 and it would have been big enough for my needs....camping for 2-3 days with 2-4 people, but I decided to err on the side of larger rather than smaller. If I were you I'd go with the 63 I think, although either "should" suffice. What kind of vehicle is it going in?
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TurboChris
Adventurer
Here's a 43qt available.......
http://www.livingdirect.com/FP430-C...arance_Items-Scratch_And_Dent&mtcpromotion=cj
http://www.livingdirect.com/FP430-C...arance_Items-Scratch_And_Dent&mtcpromotion=cj
RubiconGeoff
Adventurer
An inverter would needlessly add another consumption of power, raising the amperage draw on the battery versus simply running the fridge right off the battery.
My fridge has run for 3 days in summer heat without having to fire up the engine to recharge my Deka AGM battery; rarely do I stay in one place that long, so it works fine for me.
The fridge has a low-voltage cutoff to prevent itself from running long enough to discharge your battery to the point where it can't restart the engine.
Got the last one... was considering 2 at that price - one for a beer fridge in the garage and one in the truck, but they only had 1 left. Thanks for posting it up!
**update there are less than 5 currently avail. I though I got the last one because they wouldn't let me have 2 I'm my shopping cart.
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pyrate
Rollin' along
When in campgrounds requiring food to be placed in bear proof lockers, what do you do with your fridge? Is it treated like a fridge in a RV and you can leave it in your vehicle or do you have move it to the locker?
Sorry if this is the wrong place for this but seemed like a lot of users of fridges would be able to weigh in.
Sorry if this is the wrong place for this but seemed like a lot of users of fridges would be able to weigh in.
Joker
Adventurer
Yea I'm curious also, you hear stories that the bears out west know what coolers are and will rip into cars to get to them, do they do the same to these?
BigSwede
The Credible Hulk
Seems a little extreme for "scratch and dent" merch!