A cheap Home Depot refrigerator for off grid use?

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • In this video, we remove the 38 year old Propane fridge and replace it with a cheap 10.1 cuft 110 volt fridge. The results are surprising.
    This fridge is only $329 at Home depot and we got it for $50 off since it was a display model and had some dings in it.
    Here is the fridge if you're curious about it:
    www.homedepot....
    I am currently not an affiliate of Home Depot, but that could change, so just assume that thus is an affiliate link and if you click the link and make a purchase, the channel will get a small commission at no extra cost to you.
    I hope you enjoy the video!
    Fo shizzle!

Комментарии • 3

  • @gaminginmy60s
    @gaminginmy60s 5 месяцев назад +1

    I replaced the propane fridge in my sons trailer with a fridge just like the one you have. Fit in the spot nice and tight. Getting the propane fridge out the door of the trailer was a PITA. I had to remove the trim from the fridge. That shit is glued on with some super strong glue. I have since sold that trailer. The trailer I live in, the propane fridge broke about a 6 months ago. I have not removed it yet but I do have a fridge that is way too big(double the size) to fit where the old was was. It takes up a bit of room but it sure is nice to have double the space in the fridge.

    • @WindwalkerHomestead
      @WindwalkerHomestead  5 месяцев назад +1

      Thus one was a couple inches narrower, 2 inches deeper and about 10 inches taller. There was a drawer under where the old fridge was that I cut out to make the space tall enough. The surprising part about this fridge is that it does very well on our solar setup. The old fridge barely fit out the door. Scraping the door frame on the way out. I wish I had recorded more of the removal and actual installation