"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Teachers pet.

 

Look I found a picture of Mini Mike as a Straw"J"Berry

 

I'm the 3rd owner of the fridge 50L I have, got it cheap and couldn't pass it up for what I got it for. The sucker can easily hold a 36 pack and enough food for 2 people on a 4 day trip.

 

pretty much, first trip with the fridge we kept adding from the 36 pack just to see how much space we get to work with. It all fit with having enough room for the perishables without having to force the lid shut. A 50L is a good size to have for the average Joe and family.

 

We should bring a make shift boxing ring to the San G meet up so everyone can get trashed and drunk fight and squash their social media beef up in the mountains.
TW FIGHT CLUB !!!!!!!

 

It would be funny to be at the campsite next to these guys so they could just over hear the things we say.

 

Haha... almost as destructive as alcohol...

 

If you put the taser against your skin before you turn it on, it barely hurts at all. Just fyi.

 

check out expedition portal or even here at TW, fridges pop for sale all the time..
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/forums/expedition-equipment.68/

also check out this thread and look for the openbox.com link for info on scratch and dent units, people were picking up fridges for 250 bucks.
thread is a few years old but its up to date and still relevant.
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/cheap-fridge-400-shipped.23350/

 

so naked under there. As usual, I’m drinking all of @AssBurns beer while he does all the work.

 

First pic ever where there's no beer in his hand.lol

 

Progress.

 

Sat the link mount on the housing. Yep, job is about 90% done at that point.

 

How do you weld the link mount (or trusses for that matter) on housings without warping the housing?

 

Sequence the beads, 2” on one end, then 2” on the opposite etc letting it cool down in between of you need to

 

Don't restrain or jig the housing in anyway?

 

I’ve never seen that
Sequencing beads is common for most work done on thin material

 

Warping is inevitable, it’s just about keeping it at a minimum so it doesn’t effect the life of the internals. moving around while welding is what lots of guys do to keep it at a minimum. It my past automotive life I used to get rear ends narrowed fairly regularly. The shop I used would narrow it. I’d pick it up, install my mounts, and take it back to be straightened and have final assembly done. That was part of the deal if I wanted a warranty on it.