Portable Fridge

Waeco have just released a new model range with some neat features, putting it in my mind at the top of the list it also gets rid of any defincies the previous models had if you are in the market definitely worthwhile to look at

Cheers
Julian

I have a large FF70 waeco purchased new in 1995. 17 years old and has never missed a beat. Danfos bdf50 compressor. Was a big risk spending that kind of money then when no one had ever heard of waeco.
It's aluminum sided, plastic lid. Plastic lid did warp a little, so used engel clips to lock it. Base inside fridge has small cracks, but for 17 years of crap in the back of a ute, 3 discos and a patrol, it still has plenty of life left. Key seems to be, is to use them all the time....it's rarely turned off.
Brett.....

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Originally Posted by discotwinturbo

I have a large FF70 waeco purchased new in 1995. 17 years old and has never missed a beat. Danfos bdf50 compressor. Was a big risk spending that kind of money then when no one had ever heard of waeco.
It's aluminum sided, plastic lid. Plastic lid did warp a little, so used engel clips to lock it. Base inside fridge has small cracks, but for 17 years of crap in the back of a ute, 3 discos and a patrol, it still has plenty of life left. Key seems to be, is to use them all the time....it's rarely turned off.
Brett.....

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I agree,
I have an Engel that is the same age & did think about the Waeco when purchasing my 2nd Engel, but as you said, no one had ever heard of them &/or their reliability.
Good tip is to keep using them.

Cheers

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Originally Posted by sniegy

Good tip is to keep using them.
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If your not using them you are not getting out there enough:p

Cheers
Julian