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I’m married to my garage, but luckily the knew that when we got together. She accepting, as long as I make her furniture.
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It was a good rainy day project.
I’m married to my garage, but luckily the knew that when we got together. She accepting, as long as I make her furniture.
I’m married to my garage, but luckily the knew that when we got together. She accepting, as long as I make her furniture.
Good thing we don't have a lot of rain here.
If you build me furniture, I will let you work inside the garage too.
If you do a lot of overnight or multi-night trips a fridge is the best upgrade in my opinion. My wife was asking why we need a fridge when we have a perfectly good cooler we can put ice in. Once we got the fridge and she realized we don't have to worry about finding more ice or draining water so our food doesn't get ruined she was sold. I held out and found a used Edgestar 43 qt for a good price.I'm on the line between rock crawler and expedition rig. The has been awesome with all the remote trips we do, she’s never complained about the lack of anything. But keeping her happy will allow us to be able to go on further/longer trips. There will be an inverter added on sometime in the future. And a frig, thanks @bajaphile
How well to you like that size of the 43 qt? About how many days worth of food can you fit in it? I've been Amazon window shopping for one and trying to figure out what size I really need. I usually take a 70 quart cooler but I put 4 one gallon frozen bottles in it instead of ice. So my useable space is more like 50 qts.If you do a lot of overnight or multi-night trips a fridge is the best upgrade in my opinion. My wife was asking why we need a fridge when we have a perfectly good cooler we can put ice in. Once we got the fridge and she realized we don't have to worry about finding more ice or draining water so our food doesn't get ruined she was sold. I held out and found a used Edgestar 43 qt for a good price.
Well, I received my ebay quarter panel cubby door... but it's gray! WTH I'll probably just paint it a close enough brown and use it anyways. My plan is to make a second door that accesses the rear fuse block panel so I don't have to take the whole thing out every time. Something to play around with tomorrow. Today I'm stuck at work playing babysitter.
I check out that site every great once in a while, but not nearly on a regular enough basis to actually catch a deal. 80 qt is a lot on the large size, I'm not trying to start my own refrigerated van service.80 qt I think here
Keep an eye on opeboxdirect as they always have some good scratch and dent deals.
EdgeStar FP861SD Grey Scratch and Dent 28 Inch Wide 2.8 Cu. Ft. Portable Fridge/Freezer with 12V DC Power Capability - openboxdirect.com
Also kudos to @LandCruiserPhil on the recommendation of the propane fire pit. approves!
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What’s not to like? Don’t have to haul wood around, no smoke in your eyes, instant lighting, no trace left behind...boooo
Now you gotta carry the fire pit and a gas tank too. Same thing, but not as enjoyable without the smoke and the sound. Might as well get a LED fire pit.
Just not the real deal.