As long as it is attached to the frame it should be fine

It's a superior engineering one. And there is nothing for it to bolt to. Seems wierd not to have something to bolt it to.

It's good as long as you pack it right and you get the temp right for then it's fine. The freezer does ice up a bit but it's nothing to be concerned about. I would hands down buy one the freezer is a bit small though.

Cheers for the fast reply. I've got an Engel but access is a bit annoying tbh I'm debating with myself a 65 or 85. I can fit a fair bit in my 40L Engel so I think 65 would be plenty tbh Some people have installed a fan in their bushman and that's supposed to reduce the icing issue

I had the 50lt one untill i broke it, it handled well in 43-48 deg weather, i got a 65 lt since i had room, i just insulated behind it in my caravan to help it.

You can but you have to either take the door off or move them with a bit of force in the fridge itself. I would like a little more room to open the door but that's the best I could do with the space I had. If I switched the door around I might have more room.

Hey mate I don't have the car at the moment but I did a check for the bolt and it is 90119-t0194 from Toyota. If you look this code up and then head to Toyota or a bolt shop they will be able to tell you what it is.

@@davidcowan1583 and those 5 bolts will be strong enough I take it. I'm assuming I can't just reuse the one from the radiator support

@@danilodelemos9624 you will need to check if those bolts are high tensile bolts or standard bolts they must he high tensile otherwise they will break in an extreme situation.

@David Cowan ok so the number you shared should be high tensile? BTW I appreciate you foe getting back to me on this I thought a 2 year old video, no way I'd get a reply

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No it's not but I have never had any issues

@@davidcowan1583 yeh I’m building one atm. I think insulation is only good if you vent it extremely well so the hot air created from the fridge trapped inside can escapee

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There for transporting the vehicle on a truck not recovery

You are looking at the 5 to 9k mark mine was around 8k from memory that includes everything

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Yeah plenty big enough I have space case where I keep all my spare parts abd stuff plus I have a full length Trundle draw. I keep mostly food, cooking hear and clothes in the canopy. The rest is stored elsewhere. Plenty of space.

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Cheers mate

@@davidcowan1583 how much did it cost brother. Cause I love your set up.

@@jaredtansley3236 the fitout itself was about $8k that's including labour and lithium battery. It's a custom setup so that's why it's a bit more expensive. That's not including the fridge

@@davidcowan1583 Yea brother, wicked. I love it, because it's such an effective system. You have definitely put alot of planning into your set-up. Looks amazing brother. Best wishes and safe travels to you. Keep the videos coming matey.

@@jaredtansley3236 cheers mate. Yeah it was going on the idea of Weight reduction and efficiency and versatility

Nah mate unfortunately for the last 4 months we can't go anywhere expect within 5km of our house for essentials only. It's killing me can't go 4wding.

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Hey mate so the track has always been open you just bypass the landslide by crossing the river. However you are correct the council is fixing the final section as we speak not sure when that will be back though

@@davidcowan1583 Thanks David - much appreciated.

Tbh never needed to use it. Most of the time I use my winch but from some of my other mates that run this they never seem to have any dramas

My pleasure mate happy to help

My pleasure mate.

Yeah mate pack to your heart content. I have taking this fridge to my waljers hard tracks, lithgows tough tracks, barrington tops and bridle track in hill end. Absolutely no dramas. You just need to pack it right. Even use containers is not a bad idea. But i just pack it no containers. Nothing really flies around. Only little thing i have found is that the second shelve moves sometimes but easy fix with double sided tape and now never had an issue. Worth every penny. I did the math and with this and not a chest and drop side i am saving anywhere from 50 - 70kgs. Plus with the lithium i am saving probably around 30 - 40kg on top.

@@davidcowan1583 Thats awesome mate! thanks for the reply

@@Steddywelly no worries mate my pleasure

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No you only need to remove the middle one and the front one at worst. There is a hole for oli but its not quite in the right spot. You could cut your own hole.

@@davidcowan1583 check there website out mate and it show the large rectangular sump plate and that the one I have.. if I only have to remove the middle plate I might not cut it I’ll keep as is..

@@BlvkTengu is that the one for the diff drop?

@@davidcowan1583 yeah I think so

@@BlvkTengu yeah should be able to remove just the middle mate as long as you un bolt it from the other two plates at the front and back. If you do that yoi can peave the others in place

No worroes mate happy to help.

My pleasure mate.

Yeah i opted not to attempt the obstacles as i knew it would rip it up as i dont have any lockers. Well said mate

4x4 you guys just stick to the tracks no need to drive up the river.

No issues at all at this stage. I would put a vent in just to be safe though. Thanks mate hope it gave you some ideas of what can be done in a small space

@@davidcowan1583 what kind of vents and where on the canopy did you install it?

I dont have any vents on mine. You can get them from bunnings. www.bunnings.com.au/goliath-100-x-100mm-aluminium-vent_p4230055?gclid=CjwKCAjw6qqDBhB-EiwACBs6x05pfZot6ccJPMnBGrfK_GU582FAxnuGSIxwAuUa8orgc7OZRn-MkxoCaBIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

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Thanks mate

So it can fit but you will not be able to have the table underneath or the switch panel above. But on its own it will fit.

@@davidcowan1583 thanks for reply. yep make sense. i can fit in 1200 canopy. any problems with that fridge for off-road etc?

@@thehulk7360 nah mate pack it nice and you wont have an issue. The only thing i would say is just a bit of tsp to the end of the racks as they sometimes move forward but other than that never broken eggs or split milk in it

@@davidcowan1583 gotcha thanks for information mate!

Do you mean empty or with the whole setup?

@@davidcowan1583 both weights would be good

@@xsho1928 the canopy itself according the website is 48kg. I dont have the total of just the canopy but roughly i would say about 100kg. For some perspective the car had a steel tray before only qt the car weighted 2.24t once i qdded the new aluminium tray with Trundle, side boxes amd canopy empty it was 2.30t. Fully fitted put with all my tools full water tank and some other accessories like a winch total was 2.58t. Hope that helps mate.

@@davidcowan1583 Cheers mate

The fridge itself no but you can buy sn adapter for the fridge from bushman to be able to do so. But for me since i run the manager30 system from redarc I can connect it to 240v power and everything else I want to run as well. Definitely recommend the redarc mamager30 system or if you have the coin the redvision system.

@@davidcowan1583 Thankyou :-)

I dont actually i am thinking of doing this in the future but the temp inside for the battery at its highest i have seen was about 35 degs which is not to bad

@@davidcowan1583 nice, I just got a 800mm canopy and 85l bushmans upright and im debating weather to put on in or not

@@wantedman52 so mine is 65l. The 85l will fit but you wont be able to have the table and panel above like i have it simply wont fit. I would definitely measure up and check what you can fit. I would go upright everyday of the week saves power and weight and is so convenient

So that connecter is not andersion but when mine was installed they just grabbed a male equivalent to plug into the one provided so it can be hooked up. I believe it is known as a deans style connector.

Yeah mate got one video planned in less than two weeks havent been able to get out due to the hilux having issues. Will be doing a video on the hilux getting new injectirs and a tune.

Thanks mate.

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Awesome mate. Been running for 9 months now never turned it off. Battery drops to like 90% overnight.

@@davidcowan1583 wicked thanks mate so keen to swap out my waeco 65 and tilt slide how did you mount yours up ?

@@ryansmith9283 i had a custom ply wood cage made up for it and the front panel is screwed into that. You can now buy like metal cages for them.

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