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I’m looking to get another freezer, for longer term storage. One that doesn’t self defrost. A good medium to large sized.

Any recommendations or any to avoid?


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I could look at online reviews but the butt-out tool has 5 stars, so I’m asking here.


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Whatever causes chests to freeze, I fully support it.

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Last freezer we bought was a Crossley.

Seems fine. It's on the small side at 21 cu. ft. but it's designed well with rounded corners.


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get one of the 3 in Conrad’s front yard

None of them have auto defrost...anymore

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Originally Posted by slumlord
get one of the 3 in Conrad’s front yard

None of them have auto defrost...anymore


Man...I had a hardon for upright freezers for a while.


No more for me.

They only hold a half of what a chest freezer will hold.


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The one undeniable truth about chest freezers...you know exactly where to look for that cut you want for dinner...in the bottom.


Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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Originally Posted by flintlocke
The one undeniable truth about chest freezers...you know exactly where to look for that cut you want for dinner...in the bottom.


Truth


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Whatever Caribou Jack cuts and pastes from Facebook...take that, multiply 2 and divide by $6000

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Had good luck with Kenmore.


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Sand Billy.......up to date reviews may be your best source for the data you need!

Today’s appliances are “not” designed to last like those of yesteryear! And, generally they meet those expectations. One of our chest freezers is a 1963 Sears Coldspot......still going strong! 😉 Though.....I do need to replace the lightbulb! 🤪. memtb


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Chest freezers hold a lot and keep food a long time. There's probably some elk from '18 down in there somewhere.


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Originally Posted by SandBilly
Originally Posted by flintlocke
The one undeniable truth about chest freezers...you know exactly where to look for that cut you want for dinner...in the bottom.


Truth

+1

I put a couple of milk crates in our larger chest freezer. Makes it easier to unload and get to whatever I'm wanting that's always at the bottom.

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Originally Posted by memtb


Sand Billy.......up to date reviews may be your best source for the data you need!

Today’s appliances are “not” designed to last like those of yesteryear! And, generally they meet those expectations. One of our chest freezers is a 1963 Sears Coldspot......still going strong! 😉 Though.....I do need to replace the lightbulb! 🤪. memtb


I know, pisses me off.

You wanna sell yours?


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Keep your chest freezers limited to a couple different things.

Like a half a beef and your venison.



Keep the icy pops and Pizza rolls in your fridge freezer.


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Keep your chest freezers limited to a couple different things.

Like a half a beef and your venison.



Keep the icy pops and Pizza rolls in your fridge freezer.


That’s the plan


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
Keep your chest freezers limited to a couple different things.

Like a half a beef and your venison.



Keep the icy pops and Pizza rolls in your fridge freezer.

Garden stuff goes in there too!

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Originally Posted by SandBilly
Originally Posted by memtb


Sand Billy.......up to date reviews may be your best source for the data you need!

Today’s appliances are “not” designed to last like those of yesteryear! And, generally they meet those expectations. One of our chest freezers is a 1963 Sears Coldspot......still going strong! 😉 Though.....I do need to replace the lightbulb! 🤪. memtb


I know, pisses me off.

You wanna sell yours?



Nah.....then I’d have to buy a new one! 😂 memtb


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Originally Posted by slumlord
get one of the 3 in Conrad’s front yard

None of them have auto defrost...anymore


A couple good ratchet straps and some tannerite.

Good times


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