Posted by Hobo,NC on November 11, 2018 at 18:49:31 from (75.137.54.87):
Shop Refrigerator bit the dust it puked compressor oil out it looks like the compressor has rusted thru it 30 plus years old. The one in the house is a conventional freezer on top I hate it bad you have to get on a knee to find anything in the bottom... It has slid out shelf but you never know what my 91 year old mom has put in it with out a cap so you dare not slide a shelf out unless you want to clean it up... The one in the house is going to become a shop Refrigerator.
I like the top french door freezer on bottom deal it would be nice to open the top doors and fetch what I need with out taking a knee. Its just mom and me it wont be long its just me the freeze part will not be top priority.
Lowe's have a couple on sale what Y'all think... $999.00
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