Re: fridge replacement Reply #25 – April 10, 2024, 02:14:18 pm QuoteI appropriated the cabinet under the drawer under the fridge for batteries #3 and #4. I would fear for my life if I were to be caught even looking at that drawer! It would have to be a fridge that fit into the current fridge space for us.If you can avoid getting killed for losing the drawer you can at least make it look like it's still there! With the battery tray and the drawer removed you end up with quite a bit of space down there for batteries and solar equipment. I just use magnets to keep the drawer face in place and pop it off if I want to work in there.jor 4 Likes
Re: fridge replacement Reply #26 – April 10, 2024, 05:45:56 pm " I just use magnets to keep the drawer face in place and pop it off if I want..."I never fail to be amazed at the cleverness and craftsmanship of our LD members! Way to go Jor!
Re: fridge replacement Reply #27 – April 10, 2024, 07:23:42 pm Thanks for those pictures Jay. A very large refrigerator! and it looks it too. I'll have to stick with the 7.3 cubic feet if I go with an electric compressor fridge. I'm pretty used to having that drawer under the fridge. My wife has her stuff in the other three! (she does let me put some stuff in the bottom left drawer too.) Your inverter might fit just below to the left, that's where I put mine. Just in front of the wheel well, sharing space with the intake for the space heater. Your inverter looks about the same size as mine. This placement is specific to a 'TK floorplan. RonB 1 Likes
Re: fridge replacement Reply #28 – April 11, 2024, 12:13:22 pm Re inverter placement, if you end up tossing the drawer, you can locate your inverter on the compartment ceiling. Nice fit and fairly easy to get to from inside and outside.jor
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