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Re: I.H. Refrigerators
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Posted by Tim Malin on March 19, 2002 at 19:01:36 from (207.190.93.145):
In Reply to: I.H. Refrigerators posted by C George on March 17, 2002 at 04:54:08:
Hey, we have an OLD one in our barn, keeps pop (soda), cattle medicine, food, and other refrigerated items in it. The handle broke last week, and it just about brought me to tears when I reached to open it. That thing survived a barn fire in Dec of 89, one of only 3 things we pulled out, with dog and milkers. 140 cattle lost, but we were able to drag out the fridge with the expensive medicines in it. Hey, if it still works we will keep using it. I plan on restoring it or retiring it when it pukes. A lot of personal history goes into something as insignificant as an ol' IH fridge.
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