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What are my options for non-electric refrigeration? Where can I purchase these? What are good websites and book sources? I live in a northeastern city and a springhouse is not an option. Thanks for any help. Beth
-- Beth Southwick (Southwick@macconnect.com), December 26, 1998
Beth, Here's a good site for most non electric appliances.You could also check at a local RV supply or dealership.
Non-electric refrigerators are rather expensive per square foot, and you will need a fuel source.
-- S.Rathers (srathers@hotmail.com), December 26, 1998.
I will share my secret for getting what you want or need cheap or free. If you want a working gas refrigerator go looking for a really cheap rv or camper that has one and then buy it for much less than what the refrigerator alone would have cost. Sometimes I have seen the whole camper for $50 because of some structural flaw or dry rot, but the stove,propane furnace, hand water pump and gas refrigerator worked fine. I got a nice horizontal shaft 2.5 hp engine for $10 because the nearly new edger it was on "could not be fixed"
-- Ann Fisher (zyax55b@prodigy.com), December 26, 1998.
Lehman's Online Catalog. Propane and kerosene refrigeration etc.
-- flierdude (mkessler0101@sprynet.com), December 26, 1998.