BIGREDIOWAN said:Yeah, I see what you're saying, but I think the warranty would be screwed anyways by drilling through the front of the door. I just need to decide which Perlicks I wanna get. The regular ones or the creamer...............
This is the conversion that I was going to do and he has smaller pieces of wood for support.
After reading your last comments above, I heard pin locks won't fit in this fridge. I have ball locks so it won't matter to me but I read that the pin locks were too wide
Do you think the 5 1/8" shanks would extend so far into the fridge that they would hit the kegs / interfere with closing the door?
Do you think if I mounted the faucets closer to the top of the door, near the black frigidaire trim, there would be enough room for the 5 1/8" shanks?
Do you think the 3 1/8" shanks would be long enough to reach through the door?
Yes, the refrigerant lines were pretty much exactly as noted in the thread I posted.Sweet thanks!! Did you notice refrigerant lines in the top as noted in that build? The models look a lil different, maybe just the door though.
Just an FYI.(the Lowe's model was all sold out)
bygracealone said:Hey guys,
Best Buy has this model on sale now for $170 (and if you have a Discover Card, you can also get 5% cashback through ShopDiscover...).
I've got one waiting for me to pick up at my local store, but I'm waiting to hear back from somebody on Craigslist about a used kegerator before committing myself to another project
I don't know if the Best Buy versions are still the ones with the different inside panel on the doors or not. If I pick it up, I'll be sure to post what I find.
Anyway, I thought I'd mention it in case there are others out there interested in converting this fridge.
Cheers!
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