Heart attack

The difference between Men and Boys is the size of their TOYS....hahahahaha

Cheers,
Willem
Out on the Gibber

gday mate i told you it was big.
the 70ltr is 150mm less taller all other sizes are the same.
cheers
due to duck season coming
ive decided to hide out
love jemima puddle duck
back after the season

Give ya $100 for the 90 lts ;)

Eric,

Round one (ding!!)

I've got to admit the Missans and Land Boozers are more stable in sand than on it.

Eric is the new walkin coldroom one of the ones they have on special at the moment thru the fridgeshop. If so does it have any shall I say blemishes and Are you happy with the purchase

Good to hear as i have ordered a 70 litre on Monday expect delivery tomorrow

need a fridge for the shed, $150 then... :D

HEy Eric, yeh well i found out the hard way too. I got a Waeco 80 Ltr not long ago, figured the box was well packed, but NO its huge, anyway...it just fits in the GQ but its too wide to sit flat on the slide out draw.so i compromised....i leave the missus behind now..all worked out perfect :-)I love it when you talk DIRTY !

hi eric i just recieved 2 -- 40 ltr waecos,because of space limitations 2 smaller ones will fit under rear bed ,1 for fridge 1 for freezer, both are working a treat , believe it cheersrather be fishing

hi eric i just recieved 2 -- 40 ltr waecos,because of space limitations 2 smaller ones will fit under rear bed ,1 for fridge 1 for freezer, both are working a treat , believe it cheersrather be fishing

LOL Eric. What were you expecting? A 90l fridge is a BIG fridge. You'd need a 150l esky to get the same food storage space!!!

Anyway, look on the bright side. If you can get it to fit without having to leave the kids behind (because you have to remove the rear seats), you'll have enough food and coldies in there to do a double crossing without having to stop for supplies. :-)Smile, you're on ExplorOz
Rohan (Sydney - on the QLD side of the Harbour Bridge)

Eric,
Just got my cool-room today. FF70 is 79cms x 50. When you put the handles on it goes from 79 to nearly 100, but that's just where the handles stick out. Two small dents, less than 5c coin-size, a small chip, and no scratches to speak of. Having said that, these are certainly not new. Mine was a bit grubby on arrival but easily cleaned up. I reckon staff had used 'em and now they've got the nice new model to knock around before they flog them off cheap. Also, I think a bit of plastic welding has been done around the socket on mine as the surface looks bubbly and uneven. No wonder the girl (Robbie?) wasn't very forthcoming when I enquired about their condition. Oh, and they sent me a square plug to go into a socket with round pins, so I haven't even fired mine up yet. After two phonecalls, they say they'll send me a new plug tomorrow 'cos they're too busy today, so I might actually have it working by Monday. Can't complain at $660 s'pose, but customer service needs looking at up there.

Hi Eric,

I have a 90 Lt too. Don't get scared, theres only two of us and we still seem to fill the fridge for anything over two days camping. Can't do without the beer.

I believe that the 70 lt is the same foot print, just not quite as tall.

I haven't had any problems with mine except that on really hot days it was cutting out in the back out the ute while travelling. When I stopped it continued to cut in and out for a bit until it cooled down. I will have to sort out some better ventilation, as the side windows of the canopy do seem to be enough.

90 Lt is fine, two slabs of drinks (beer/softdrink) plus all the usual food stuffs. Just top up the cans each night before bed and they will be ready the next morning. I have also found that after 24 hours running the battery is still at 11.8 volts, so I am hoping I would get nearlly upto 48 hours from my Exide Extreme.

Cheers

Andrew

Got my FF70 today can't complain its in good condition and works well. Has anyone tried the device called a BATTERY CURRENT SAVER put out by VGR Electronics, it is a 12 volt timer to switch the supply to the fridge on/off every 30 minutes so the fridge does less start up cycles and wasting power on start current and running time waiting for head pressure to build up for the refrigerant to work and if the fridge is down to temperature the fridge thermostat works in the usual way