Trojan Boat Forum

well i actually thought about the 12v option, and o honestly dont think that i need it... and as far as the fridge itself is concerned i think i found a great pull out fridge that might work, but i just want to make sure that i can get it through the door

pull the doors off and lose the inches

easier said then done, the hole for the old fridge is still bigger then the door

vitality, when you pull the seat cushion out (give it a good yank) the legs are attached to it which gives support to the front edge. The back is still on the framework.

oo...well that explains a lot about the couch... also explains a set of inconspicuous legs that are just laying in the storage bin under the couch... i figured those were supposed to go there lol... when i get back imana figure out a way to attach them but thanks

I just replaced my fridge - the orginal Summit had a defrost timer issue - i.e. - it would not automatically defrost. This caused the coils in the freezer compartment to get all iced up after about a week, after which my wife would manually defrost the thing with a hair dryer. It was a royal pain!

I even tried a timer that would shut off the fridge for 1 out of every 8 hours - to try and simulate the defrost timer - helped a little but not alot.

Since I was in the water, and was not willing to pop that big hatch - after removing the doors, I used a sawzall to cut 6" all the way around the front. Not a lot of fun, but didn't take me but an hour. Then the hulk that was left slipped right through the salon door. I made sure not to cut the tubing and am waiting for a company to come and extract the freon so I can take the carcass to the dump.

I found a 4.1 cubic foot Magic Chef at Home Depot, with a decent separate top freezer - that was 1/8" narrower that the door opening. Bought that on sale for like $150 - slipped right in.

Since it was smaller and narrower, I built a shelf to lift it higher, and gave me 4 shelves along the side.

Here are some pictures of the old fridge out after cutting and the new one in before I built my shelf unit.

oo wow that setup is actually kinda nice, but mine is a tad bit different, my fridge is where your sink is and the stove is where the fridge is... i would have to cut the counter top to get a full refrigerator down in there... and to do that i would have to somehow make a support for the leftovers on the right hand side since there are 2 electrical outlets that are mounted to it...

when i get back ill effeminately give it a shot thou, for now im just doing homework thanks for the input