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Securing the Waeco CDF35
« on: October 06, 2013, 04:52:54 PM »
We recently bought a Waeco CDF35 (http://www.waeco.com.au/products5.asp?id=504&subCatId2=69&subCatId=60&catId=57) as a second fridge freezer. It was a lot of money and not something we want to have to replace anytime soon. Anyone who owns one of these knows that you can't cable tie them, as there is nowhere on them to attach the ties. Has anyone come up with an inventive way to secure them to dissuade any opportunist thieves?
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Re: Securing the Waeco CDF35
« Reply #1 on: October 06, 2013, 05:09:39 PM »
Have you looked at this...??

http://www.waeco.com.au/products5.asp?id=419&catId=57&subCatId=60&subCatId2=71#

They list it as being suitable for the CDF-35
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Re: Securing the Waeco CDF35
« Reply #2 on: October 06, 2013, 05:27:06 PM »
Thanks for the suggestion Geoff. I should have said in the original post that we have both the 85 ltr Evakool and the Waeco fridge/freezer sitting in the kitchen area plugged into the battery, under the annex of our CT. So we are looking at securing it when we are away from the camp site, as we don't want to have to move it. 
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