May I recommend the Adventure King's 60l
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May I recommend the Adventure King's 60l
Reasons are, the unit is higher rather than longer, has a low current draw and is equipped with a high quality compressor. Let me know if you would like further details.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brenden73
Brenden
Hi BrendenQuote:
Originally Posted by Brenden73
Do you use one of these? How long have you had it for?
Hi Tombie,Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
A mate and I bought one each last Thursday and took them both away for 3 nights. Very impressed so far but this is my first fridge so I'm just happy not to worrying about ice! https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...018/02/608.jpg
So just too sum up then, a 75 litre should fit without a cargo barrier, but could be problematic if I have one?
With something like the Travall barrier, (Travall® Guard for Land Rover Discovery 3/4 (2004-2016) ) which is a lighter construction but doesn’t encroach as much into the load area as others, I think the 75l would fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by shack
David
FYI Shack, the cargo barrier I have, and was measuring from is an original Land Rover full size one, which i think were Milford branded.Quote:
Originally Posted by l00kin4
How much bigger length wise is a 75 compared to 50 ? I have heaps of room between fridge and CB with my 50ltr waeco.
I don't know but we looked at a 75 and it's considerably larger than our cf50Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
CFX50 and 65 have the same footprint 725 x 455Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
Height of 50 is 471
Height of 65 is 561
CFX75 dimensions are 887w x 495d x 472h
So 75 is 162mm wider (or longer depending on how you look at it) than 50/65...
and the 95 at 957mm wide (/long) is another 70mm.. and a little bit deeper again at 530mm
David