trailblazer fridges
Submitted: Sunday, May 04, 2008 at 20:00
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OK everyone, hit me with all the dos and don't on the 60lt trailblazer. i want one. and i know they cost more than Waco and Engel but does that mean they are better. i did see one in the trading post, was a 80lt $1400 two year old.they look like they can take a knock and I'm a bit off a hard nut on gear.( so the other half keeps telling me ).going to the
Brisbane caravan and camping show next month to buy a new campertrailer so might get one there as
well.
peter
Reply By: Dasher Des - Monday, May 05, 2008 at 09:21
Monday, May 05, 2008 at 09:21
I have had a Trailblazer 70l model for over 10years. i have had to replace the compressor recently (it was caused by fusion and insurance covered the cost) but apart from that it has been a very good fridge.It is very strong and robust and is reasonably efficient on power usage. Insulation qualities are excellent.
Downside is probably the weight and as previously mentioned the size but thats just insulation mass.
If I had to buy another fridge tomorrow, I would buy another Trailblazer.
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Reply By: kiwicol - Wednesday, May 07, 2008 at 18:57
Wednesday, May 07, 2008 at 18:57
Hi, fantastic fridges the insulation is the key, compare to many other brands no comparison, they are heavy and bulky but made from marine grade aluminium,another fridge on the same par is the explorer not as tall and has a seperate frezzer with own lid with in the main lid, 2 thermostats, also made from marine grade alloy, and the best thing is they are both made in oz, QLD, and both run the danfoss compressor, i have a explorer and it has run 240&12 for the last 9 yrs non stop no probs, my brother has the trail blaser and also swears by it .Col
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