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Here is the cooler installed. AC and DC lines are on a long, suspended loop behind. I had to remove the lift handle from the front of the Engel to get it to fit snug.
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The two vents allow heat to escape, there is sufficient bilge venting down low for cool replacement air. This vent in under the dinette table.
I put two vents in with the louvers facing up for heat removal. This one is facing forward at the co-pilot seat.
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Here is the cooler installed. AC and DC lines are on a long, suspended loop behind. I had to remove the lift handle from the front of the Engel to get it to fit snug.
Here is the finished drawer with trim. I used a barrel bolt to keep it latched. There is a detent in the pantry slide, but it is not very strong. I don\'t like the barrel bolt and will likely look for a better-looking alternative.
Here is the drawer painted and almost ready. As I was measuring things, there were a few extra inches on the side of the cooler - I couldn\'t let that go to waste! I made some shelves for storing cans alongside.
Here are the snap-in mating parts for the pantry slides. It makes removal really easy!
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Here is the cooler installed. AC and DC lines are on a long, suspended loop behind. I had to remove the lift handle from the front of the Engel to get it to fit snug.

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Here is the cooler installed. AC and DC lines are on a long, suspended loop behind. I had to remove the lift handle from the front of the Engel to get it to fit snug.
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This was the standard Norcold install under the copilot seat.
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