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**Bill** · 10-09-2003, 01:06 PM

Mike -

Re the 2619 - I was afraid of that. Pretty complicated to set up, and to use. In this one case, I think I would revert to the original suggestion - the flat extension cord. Otherwise, Denny's approach looks pretty good to me.

If you use the flat cord approach, the end of the flat cord doesn't have to hang out in the mud when you drive away. Either wrap it around the corner of the TM and capture it in the bumper compartment under the diamond plate. Or push it up past the seal and into the space between the lower body panel and the upper (rear) shell. Might scrape paint there, I suppose ...

Bill

10-09-2003, 01:06 PM	#10
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,111	Re:Refrigerator on battery Mike - Re the 2619 - I was afraid of that. Pretty complicated to set up, and to use. In this one case, I think I would revert to the original suggestion - the flat extension cord. Otherwise, Denny's approach looks pretty good to me. If you use the flat cord approach, the end of the flat cord doesn't have to hang out in the mud when you drive away. Either wrap it around the corner of the TM and capture it in the bumper compartment under the diamond plate. Or push it up past the seal and into the space between the lower body panel and the upper (rear) shell. Might scrape paint there, I suppose ... Bill