And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I had one of these IH freezers for over 20 years and bought it from a guy that had it for at least 30 before that. It could freeze almost a whole quarter of beef in less than an hour.
Compressor finally died and couldn't come up with any reliable parts to fix it.
Great freezer, expensive to run. Still wish I had it.
We have a Frigidaire by GM fridge at our families camp, made in 1948. My grandfather bought it used in the early 60s. Only gets seasonal use, but it still runs. I put a new power cord on about 20 years ago.
Have my wife's grandparents 1950 General Electric Refridgerating machine in my garage. Never had a repair or replacement of freon in 73 years. Still keeps the beer cold. Think what we could have now if these corporations had invested in new tech instead of inventing new ways to screw us with disposable junk. Bubbarust
Yeah.
ReplyDeleteIf you leave them unwrapped, even in the basement, they spoil after a day or so.
Looks big enough for saving two ex-wives, at least.
ReplyDeleteYou learned nothing after #1?
DeleteYou know you're getting old when you remember when IH made freezers and not just ugly trucks.
ReplyDeleteI had one of these IH freezers for over 20 years and bought it from a guy that had it for at least 30 before that. It could freeze almost a whole quarter of beef in less than an hour.
ReplyDeleteCompressor finally died and couldn't come up with any reliable parts to fix it.
Great freezer, expensive to run. Still wish I had it.
We have a Frigidaire by GM fridge at our families camp, made in 1948. My grandfather bought it used in the early 60s. Only gets seasonal use, but it still runs. I put a new power cord on about 20 years ago.
DeleteRefrigerated corn binder!
ReplyDeleteTake advantage of the defrost cycles… she was a cold one when she was still kicking anyways….
ReplyDeleteWife Saver? Do you mean putting the wife's dead body in the freezer to keep it from rotting?
ReplyDeleteHave my wife's grandparents 1950 General Electric Refridgerating
ReplyDeletemachine in my garage. Never had a repair or replacement of freon
in 73 years. Still keeps the beer cold. Think what we could have now
if these corporations had invested in new tech instead of inventing
new ways to screw us with disposable junk.
Bubbarust