Engel/ARB Fridge...waterproof?

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PM Henry I bet he would know.

I'm guessing a light rain would be OK.
 
Since we're guessing here, my 2¢ would be to try and keep it dry.

However, you might want to give ARB a call and pose the question: 425-264-1391

-dogboy- '87 FJ60
 
In the latest Aus 4wd monthly the old editer has his Engel bolted to the back of his buggy for a few years in the rain,mud,salt spray and car washes and has never had a drama so should be ok.
 
Nolen, I had a buddy in Venezuela that kept an old Engel on the back of his FJ75, fully exposed all the time. He never had a problem with it but I don't know if they're comparable, his looked like it had survived a nuclear blast (and multiple rollovers, two of which I witnessed).

I would imagine the transit bag would help keep most of the crud out, but I'd worry about rust.

My advice? Soup up a Coleman cooler (more on this in an upcoming issue of Overland Journal) and use that instead.
 
I already have the ARB cooler and I am not going to leave it in the back of my truck all the time, I am just thinking about the times that I am out and I am on the trail. When I get to camp, I can always cover it, I just don't want to get a topper just for this damn fridge.
 
There's a guy in town here that leaves his on a swing out on his tire carrier on his 40 pretty much 24/7. I've been surprised to see it at the raffle at Cruise Moab out in the parking lot. I keep thinking eventually someone's going to walk off with it.

Anyway, to your point, his doesn't have a cover or transit bag, don't think he's done anything special with the connetors either.
 
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