Fridge Sizes - Let me see yours!

[RideFlyDiveJeep]

Iceco 40 on slide. I made a custom wood base to bolt to.with the insulating cover

 

[GLOCKer]

I modified my mount that was in my 2007 Ram for my 2020 Ram. The rear door is wider and it works better. Since the platform is on the load flat floor I don't really need to slide it out to access the items inside. It does make it easier to install/remove the fridge in the truck.

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I like that setup and it makes me wish the rear seating wasn't a major flaw in the Rangers. The seats don't fold all the way up or all the way down.

 

[Boort]

I like that setup and it makes me wish the rear seating wasn't a major flaw in the Rangers. The seats don't fold all the way up or all the way down.

I think that is why the rear seat delete is so popular with those trucks.

Super Crew rear seat removal

Wanted to see if anyone has removed their rear seats in their crew cab. To the best of my knowledge and what I can figure out, the entire bottom and back is attached to a frame design that is all one large piece held in by four bolts. The only issue I see is the seat belt that runs down the...

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Written By: harleyfiremedic Discussion Thread: How To: Rear (Jump) seat removal One of the things that I wanted to do to my brand new 2009 ranger was

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Boort

 

[GLOCKer]

I think that is why the rear seat delete is so popular with those trucks.

Super Crew rear seat removal

Wanted to see if anyone has removed their rear seats in their crew cab. To the best of my knowledge and what I can figure out, the entire bottom and back is attached to a frame design that is all one large piece held in by four bolts. The only issue I see is the seat belt that runs down the...

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How To: Rear (Jump) seat removal - Ford Ranger Forum

Written By: harleyfiremedic Discussion Thread: How To: Rear (Jump) seat removal One of the things that I wanted to do to my brand new 2009 ranger was

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Boort

I'd love to do that, but I need my rear seats. They're great for the dogs and when I've got guests to take out to the lake cabin. I'm going to just make sure I get a 'fridge/freezer cooler that will fit on the seat and that I can still open the lid to get into it.

 

[nooberlander]

This is my Iceco VL35-52. It expands from a 35qt to 52qt by changing the lid configuration. It goes up not out. Bought it this fall and have not had a chance to use it yet. But I’m excited about the options for a weekend cooler to a week long fridge

are you still happy with it? DOes it really keep the stuff on the bottom frozen? I love the footprint, but having trouble trusting the notion that the bottom is a freezer without actually being partitioned

 

[Boort]

@barnstormers @GLOCKer @RideFlyDiveJeep @DRAX

are you still happy with it? DOes it really keep the stuff on the bottom frozen? I love the footprint, but having trouble trusting the notion that the bottom is a freezer without actually being partitioned

I was wondering this myself. I remembered this thread and was looking at one of the IceCo fridges as an upgrade for a 2 week trip I have planned later this year. Also how noisy are they?

Boort

 

[tractor to trail]

This is my recent purchase massimo 40 from Costco. Saw it in another thread glad I got it. Good size for us. Ran it 12 hours the other day haven't camped with it yet. But it will fit under my tonneau cover nicely, I couldn't go over 20 inches high. Think it's 19.5. I have a 85 qt pelican but after 1/2 full of ice I get about the same space as this fridge.

 

[Boort]

This is my recent purchase massimo 40 from Costco. Saw it in another thread glad I got it. Good size for us. Ran it 12 hours the other day haven't camped with it yet. But it will fit under my tonneau cover nicely, I couldn't go over 20 inches high. Think it's 19.5. I have a 85 qt pelican but after 1/2 full of ice I get about the same space as this fridge.

I was looking at that on the Costco website but was concerned by the e-Cooler in the name. Is it a real Fridge/Freeezer or just a thermo-electric cooler?

Boort

 

[tractor to trail]

Just a cooler. Although it says it goes to 0 F. I didn't try to 0, only tested to see how much it ran to maintain 35 degrees. Wasn't real loud and didn't run that much either to maintain that temp. I will post more on it as I use it camping.

 

[persquank]

I was looking at that on the Costco website but was concerned by the e-Cooler in the name. Is it a real Fridge/Freeezer or just a thermo-electric cooler?

Boort

I also bought one of these from costco. I got the CX50 model:

No it is not thermo-electric. It has a real compressor and can be set to 0 degrees Fahrenheit. I used it with the supplied AC plug in my room for a week and it kept my drinks nice and cold. I plan to hook this up to a harbor freight solar panel system.

 

[GLOCKer]

I also bought one of these from costco. I got the CX50 model:
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No it is not thermo-electric. It has a real compressor and can be set to 0 degrees Fahrenheit. I used it with the supplied AC plug in my room for a week and it kept my drinks nice and cold. I plan to hook this up to a harbor freight solar panel system.

I remember seeing these things at Costco, but can't recall how much they were. How much was it and what is the capacity? Oh yeah, does it have Bluetooth connectivity like the Alpicool 'fridges?

 

[persquank]

I remember seeing these things at Costco, but can't recall how much they were. How much was it and what is the capacity? Oh yeah, does it have Bluetooth connectivity like the Alpicool 'fridges?

Costco has the CX30, CX40 and CX50 for sale and they are 30, 40 and 50 Liters respectively. I got the CX50 online for 269.99 with free shipping. The CX30 is listed at 249.99 and the CX40 is 259.99. These do not have Bluetooth connectivity.

 

[GLOCKer]

Costco has the CX30, CX40 and CX50 for sale and they are 30, 40 and 50 Liters respectively. I got the CX50 online for 269.99 with free shipping. The CX30 is listed at 249.99 and the CX40 is 259.99. These do not have Bluetooth connectivity.

Thanks!

 

[SJ.Overland]

For those of you with the ARB Classic fridges. If given the choice to or not to buy the outer cover again. What would be your choice? I'm debating on one but not sure if it's worth it or not. Does it provide that much more insulation?

 

[GreenLine74]

With so many options, how do you decide?

 

[TroutRunner]

Engel MT45F-U1CD-P in the back of the 4Runner. If it‘s good enough for Ronny Dahl then it’s good enough for me.

 

[RENEGADEJEEPER]

Explain more re your solar setup for your fridge?

 

[barnstormers]

are you still happy with it? DOes it really keep the stuff on the bottom frozen? I love the footprint, but having trouble trusting the notion that the bottom is a freezer without actually being partitioned

Yes, I've been very pleased. Its only been used in the shop but is has run out there for 2 months with no flaws. Camping season is just beginning for us. plan on putting to the real tests this summer.

 

[DMS1]

Engel MT45F-U1CD-P in the back of the 4Runner. If it‘s good enough for Ronny Dahl and it’s good enough for me.

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I have had my Engel MT45 since 2006, still works great.

 

[Brewbud]

For those of you with the ARB Classic fridges. If given the choice to or not to buy the outer cover again. What would be your choice? I'm debating on one but not sure if it's worth it or not. Does it provide that much more insulation?

I bought mine right away. I only used it once or twice without the cover. I believe it helps some. It seemed to cycle on less but there are many variables to account for such as temp of the day, whether parked in shade or not etc so it is hard to tell. I like it for the added protection it gives.