Re: Broken shelf in the refer? Reply #25 – May 28, 2019, 04:03:22 pm Larry,This link should take you to Amazon and the Norcold Crisper. NORCOLD INC White NORCOLD 618571... Amazon.com: NORCOLD INC White NORCOLD 618571 Lower BIN CRIPSER: AutomotiveHope this helps. Just an aside...the Amazon link shows a blue Crisper. They sent a white one. Fine with me. Also this Crisper is solid and feels far more durable than the brittle plastic of the Dometic Crisper and trays.Kent As an Amazon Associate Lazy Daze Owners' Group earns from qualifying purchases.
Re: Broken shelf in the refer? Reply #26 – May 28, 2019, 08:42:21 pm Wow--I didn't even know there were supposed to be "crisper drawers"--none came with LDy Lulubelle; I just figured that was the bottom shelf (it is just the right size for the large Pyrex casserole that I use for 7-layer salad, & if I take out the bottom door shelf my largest Tupperware that takes off with enough pasta salad for an army fits on the bottom).RE: "Metal scraps, plexiglass, wood, fasteners, wire, tubing, various adhesives, paint... They suggest I throw it all away before I croak so they won't have to." Also, "Not to mention the metal coffee can of various nuts, bolts, nails, brads, cotter pins et al.Throw in a few bobby pins, coat hangers and a couple of pair of needle nose pliers. . . ."My dad died in '96, but I didn't really have access to the stash until Mother died in 2011. I don't think he ever came home empty-handed from an auction (y'know, that stuff at the end of the line where they say "Everything from here for $5"/etc.) --I seem to have the same genetic defect & the only solution has been to stop going to auctions cold turkey . Dad, of course, needed stuff for the tool boxes in the truck/motorhome/car, as well as at the house in town & out at the farm. Now, if I just knew what everything was (I'd probably never need to buy another nail/bolt/screw/whatchamacallit in my life If I knew what all I had) ...I have managed to identify quite a bit, & my favorite so far are the five 5-gallon buckets full of various sizes of carriage bolts (fortunately there are nuts attached--probably one of those end of the auction prizes). Personally, I'm just gonna follow Dad's lead & leave it to my kids to "...throw it all away after I croak..."--I figure they'll either haul a dumpster up & heave five generations of accumulation in, or just sell the farm/house as is & let somebody else figure it out--either way, I'm off the hook. Thx for the repair discussions. I found Andy's fridge doorhandle repair a while back & that's on the to-do list to try, since the JB Weld by itself didn't work.I love these discussions!Lynne 2 Likes
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