lqdchkn
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Front right you say? That's the one directly below the power/temp control right? Exact same as mine.
Edgestar Fridge Modifications Thread
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Front right you say? That's the one directly below the power/temp control right? Exact same as mine.
dmwhiteman
Observer
Yep. Same spot. Spoke to Amazon today... for about an hour. Finally got them to send me a new box, the one it came in was destroyed. And they gave me a credit to purchase a brand new one once they receive the beat up one I got from Amazon warehouse.
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lqdchkn
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I ordered from Edgestar direct as an "open box". Im kinda thinking it was in their interest due to shipping costs to refund me, which is why I got the deal I did.
dmwhiteman
Observer
I'm sure it could be. The walls are insulates just like a cooler
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Herbie
Rendezvous Conspirator
Only thing to watch out for is that the plug (on mine, at least), was not particularly tight. As ice started to melt, I'd expect some leakage, unless you fitted a different plug.
I guess I need to give mine a closer look, I don't remember seeing a plug. The other reason I was wondering about these being waterproof is it doesn't look like the metal liner is 1 piece, I can see where mine has some kind of caulk or sealant at the edges and it doesn't look like they did a great job with it so I'm not sure I'd trust it to hold water.
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Overland_Brandon
Observer
There is a plug on the bottom of the inside, and on the opposite side as the plug on the exterior.
Evil Patrick
New member
Marty,
I didn't provide rude replies.
And you actually never stated that you'd replaced the solar panel. I've highlighted in bold what the only thing you said about the solar panel. You obviously didn't say that you'd replaced it.
My response was only to try to keep you from ruining a set of batteries.
No need to reply.
I got my tie downs from KK6POV. They aren't really meant to work wth the Edgestar travel bag but I just bolted them down on top of it and it seems to work OK. I don't see myself taking the bag off very regularly anyways. I ditched the crappy stock handles and made some new ones out of 550 para and some old MTB grips. I'm not the best with knots so I think you could probably do it a little cleaner but functionally I think it will be fine, it's certainly better than the plastic ones that I pulled off and threw in the trash.
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Bump.
I'm putting my Whynter 62 qt on a pull out tray at the rear of my JKU. Since there are no obvious attachment points and the handles are plastic, how can I secure it so it won't try to join me in the front seat?
I'd prefer not using around-and-over straps so,I can still leave the lids where they will open.
Pebbledropper
I'm putting my Whynter 62 qt on a pull out tray at the rear of my JKU. Since there are no obvious attachment points and the handles are plastic, how can I secure it so it won't try to join me in the front seat?
I'd prefer not using around-and-over straps so,I can still leave the lids where they will open.
Pebbledropper
RubiconGeoff
Adventurer
The upgraded metal handles also make stout tie-down points.
qwopzxnm
Adventurer
I bought a pair and love them.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/147953-Edgestar-and-Whynter-Tie-downs-New-Run-30