Baja Bernie
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needed refridgerator opering on
Jaime here.....
I have a friend looking for a refrigerator that runs on butane? that cooking gas for the bar-b-que. she is 37 k south of San Felipe. anyone know
of any for sale or free??? thank you
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Baja Bernie
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operates
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woody with a view
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propane?
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Baja Bernie
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yes, propane, that is the correct substance.
My smidgen of a claim to fame is that I have had so many really good friends. By Bernie Swaim December 2007
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Russ
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I could never figure out why some Mexican company didn't get into propane fridges. Seems like a real opportunity. More so 20+ years ago.
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Mula
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Most people who need propane fridges can not afford them - new - in Mexico.
$2,000 USD and up for new ones and $500 or more for used ones.
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Consul gas refrigerators work well and are about $1200 new. The old Servels also work well if you can find one, we have one that is 60+ years old and
still works fine. Crystal Cold is another good brand but they are $2000 and up. I would stay away from ones with electronics, they tend to be
problematic.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
propane? |
Yep, lighting a fire to get things cold. Now...if I can get the stove to run on ice cubes??? My friend at Bufadora has a working Servel that probably
belongs in the Smithsonian.
EdZ
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Servel
My folks out on the east caPE(PUNTA GORDO).have two servels and they are old...but work Great and are quiet and don't use much fuel.......
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Baja Bernie
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I will lelt my friend know about the servels...sounds like the best solution I am seeing!!! thank you guys!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mula
Most people who need propane fridges can not afford them - new - in Mexico.
$2,000 USD and up for new ones and $500 or more for used ones. |
Probably 'cuz most new models are made for RVs. NORCOLD.....DOMETIC.......others.
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