Bram Stoker's Dracula
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I ended up getting a 5'x8' trailer after I realized my Explorer / Pin Hauler was not enough when you need a fridge hauler.
I did this down the highway and can't believe they didn't pull me over. It would not go in any further since it was hung up on the dome light. (I did have a strap when driving)
Quoted from jrpinball:Did the fridge work when you got it home? I've always heard that you should never transport or store a refrigerator in anything but it's normal upright position.
Yes, still working to this day and that picture is at least 7 years old. The reason I picked it up like that was it was 2 days before Christmas and my mother had asked me to store food for the holidays. My refrigerator died so I panicked and ran to the Sears scratch & dent store. (great deals maybe 1/2 price, band new, just pick one where the imperfection will be against a wall)
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