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| mclough
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If you go with a house hold refridgerator, how would you bolt down to secure it in place? | ||
| TWODOGS (Twodogs)
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i"x1" angle iron pop riveted to outer hull & fastned to wall | ||
| TWODOGS (Twodogs)
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also...you need a latch to keep the door from coming open when you turn a corner...available at any r.v. place | ||
| Richard4905 Rating: N/A |
On my GMC4905 I used a house refidg. Took off the screw in levelers installed bolts with nuts straight down A second nut with washer drilled holes in floor set refg. in place & bolted it down using second nut above floor to adjust level. Worked great Hope this helps Richard | ||
| petere Rating: N/A |
Pop Rivits! ....no way! I would think 4 - 1/4" screws (with washers and nuts) as a minimum | ||
| Henry R. Bergman, Jr. (Henryofcj)
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Two Dogs got it right the first time, only I would use 2" angle instead of 1" and use LOTS of rivets on the reefer body and LOTS of bolts into and thru the floor. "Lets see....a 150 pound icebox decelerating at 10 gravities during a head-on wreck (quite user survivable really) results in...WOW!!, a lot of force!! Plus...don't forget about the doors!  | ||
| jimmci9 #2 Rating: N/A |
i use a 1" nylon strap... i have eye-bolts in the floor, wall.. ceiling....takes about 2 minutes... | ||
| TWODOGS (Twodogs)
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I'll see if I@N feels like posting a picture...my refer is SOLID | ||
| ChuckMC9 (Chucks)
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By the request of Mr. Dogs, a photo of his reefer securement.  Uh, I'm not sure which way is up, so hope this is right. | ||
| TWODOGS (Twodogs)
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that is correct Chuck....brackets are on both sides...halfway up...it has not moved since instalation.. | ||
| John Gerard
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i am looking for comments on using a Banks system in a 8.1 vortec chevy engine. any experience on installation, power,gas milage, etc would be appreciated. |