Engel plastic holder

Hey Rox, we have a 30 l Engel and tie it down in the cruiser. I took the handles off and turned them over so that they were facing downwards. The fridge appears to be held down much more securely that way (tried it first with them the right way up and found that they were bending down).

JimB

In one vehicle I've got the plastic tray that snaps on to the legs of the Engel. I'd rather have the slide out roller tray (but not at $375). So far its been OK (3 years of use) but I imagine would disintegrate in a collision. I use straps around the handles in the other vehicle (fed through the tie down points in the floor) and have found this quite OK too. You must tighten the ratchets up pretty tight to bend the handles. Its much easier to get the fridge out using the snap on tray though.Bob

Rox,
You can Buy (From Engel) metal Hold down points that screw into the existing handle locations these will do the trick.

HTHKeep It On The Rough Stuff

Matt (W.A.)

rox,

have the solution to your problems, i use small 3mm thick angle about 40mm, cut to size usually about 20-25mm and screw to engle underneath your handles. You may need longer crews depending on how thick your angle is. You can put a hole in the angle and use that to tie to, save bending the bars, you can still use the bars for lifting and the angle looks neat and costs all of about $20.

i use turnbuckles down to the tray with eyebolts to hold mine still, but that suits my purpose, you may want to use straps etc, hope this helps

hi , you can buy tie brackets to suit all models of engel fridges r/r 15.80