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Originally Posted by zipy46
Yep....i took the light and looked in there...the fan is barely moving
Thanks for the help....guess i'll have to spring for a new fan |
Originally Posted by zipy46
Yep....i took the light and looked in there...the fan is barely moving
Thanks for the help....guess i'll have to spring for a new fan |
Originally Posted by belpre122
Originally Posted by zipy46
Yep....i took the light and looked in there...the fan is barely moving
Thanks for the help....guess i'll have to spring for a new fan My Coleman did the same thing but it lasted about 6 months, I sent it back to Coleman and they sent me a new one. You coulld call that number on thier website. I guess rule #1 whenever you buy a cooler or anything to use in your truck is to keep the recipt and packaging. |
Are you guys talking about the gray Coleman cooler that opens like a mini fridge?
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Fridg....
Yeah I, too, had a couple of those Coleman 12volt coolers. I eventually got sick of them not keeping drinks and food cold in the summer so I bought a 12v REFRIGERATOR. truckfridge.com One for a Century class costs $550. It is a great investment. Even keeps ice cream frozen.
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If I end up buying the truck I'm driving from my company, I'll go the way of a 12v refrigerator as well.
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I've got a Coleman too that the fan bearings went out on. I looked everywhere for a replacement. Finally went to BestBuy and got a 80mm computer cooling fan, it was just a little smaller than the original, but it still fit OK with just 2 screws and the cooler will still freeze the moisture that accumulates in there.
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I am getting ready to buy a fridge. I have an APU/GEN so I can run 120v. I woul really have a hard time forking over $600 for a 2.5cf fridge when you can get a 5.0 cubic foot and run a dedicated inline invertor for less than $200.
If you can not do the invertor thing then your choices are greatly reduced. |
Originally Posted by Creek Jackson
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I am getting ready to buy a fridge. I have an APU/GEN so I can run 120v. I woul really have a hard time forking over $600 for a 2.5cf fridge when you can get a 5.0 cubic foot and run a dedicated inline invertor for less than $200.
If you can not do the invertor thing then your choices are greatly reduced. Not a problem Creek. CAD resident DOT/FMCSA/CMV beverage specialist Golfhobo should be able to answer any questions that you may have. In the meantime, for interim guidance............see below |
Not a problem Creek. CAD resident DOT/FMCSA/CMV beverage specialist Golfhobo should be able to answer any questions that you may have. In the meantime, for interim guidance............see below Don't get me wrong, I agree with most of what Hobo says...but I have issues with people who refuse to admit they were wrong about something....:popcorn: |
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