DIY OVERLAND FRIDGE SLIDE 

30 seconds into the video intro and I already like this guy... thumbs up

Well done.

Brilliant

Au risque de me répéter, c'est encore et toujours du beau boulot! Précis et minutieux! Pour le verrouillage, quelques idées en vrac, plus ou moins propre: -Des "pions" à visserr (à la main) juste devant les glissières -Un système de goupille qui passe à travers l'ensemble du système glissière gauche afin de la bloquer -Une sangle tendu, qui relie l'arrière du tiroir avec une partie fixe (genre le meuble)

Use locking sliders, the type that lock when in and out.

Love your videos man great quality keep it up!

That worked out really well Jordan, it fits perfectly. Well done. Great to see Lizanne involved in the build too. Curious to see what you're going to do next... :)

Hey, great progress! BTW, do you have Turbo Forester or N/A? A couple of hints from my personal experience ... consider using rivets instead of bolt/nut combination. Nuts tend to loosen even under the smallest vibrations. A cheap rivet gun and nice aluminium rivets will hold forever, it's also a much faster than cutting bolts to size. If you really don't want to use rivets, you may use Loctite (thread locker glue) or nuts with teflon inserts. It still allows you to undo the nuts if you need to repair smth, but won't let them undo under vibrations. This will save you the nerves and hours on the long trips on unpaved roads. The fridge could become pretty heavy once you pack it with goodies (especially glass bottles if you hate plastic), much heavier than a bag with clothes, thus we tend to mount it lower, preferably on the floor. But should not be a big problem if you don't go to extremely remote areas. A nice thing I recently discovered is the aluminium brazing rods (HTS 2000 and plenty of alternatives). A fantastic way to make strong aluminium frames at home.

Nice!!! Maybe you shoud look for a small door lock or some like that...I really don't have much idea to lock.

How about using a locking tie down? You could bolt/loop/fabric grommet/or hook one end to the side rail and drill a hole in the other rail for the tie down hook, then simply pull it tight.

Hi Jorden, good job! I guess i do it similar. But first i have to rebuild my forester that i bought 5 weeks ago. It is in a really bad kondition. Much rust all over. I nearly weld 1 qm of metallchead in it. Aspecial in the back wheelhouses on both sides. In German we call it" der Todesgriff". I can reach from the outside of the wheelhouse into the inside! But i am on a good way. The right side is allready done. I am looking forward to drive it. Maybe in 3 weeks, i will see. P.s. try the same thinks for locking the slide out as you to for your platform in the last vid. Best wishes from your nighbourcountry.

Simple sliding door bolt would secure it closed. $2.00 fix 😎

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I going to build one🤜🤛👏👏👏👏👍💯

Neat! I really like that you're pushing the limits of the fozzy. How does fare the mount endurance, will it withstand fully loaded fridge?

Is that a refrigerator and freezer

Nice Jordan, its a tight fit haha.

Tu bosses vraiment proprement! Juste une question, je n'ai pas vu de système de frein ou de bloquage des glissières sous ta glacière. En cas de freinage brusque, ça va s'ouvrir et taper dans ta vitre arrière non?

Nice build, however does it lock shut? And seeing you not using washers at all hurt my soul a little haha

Super les vidéos ! Ou as tu acheté les chevilles coulissantes à 100% ? Je ne trouve pas dans le commerce usuel.

How does the slide do with the fridge fully loaded? Does it slide well or seem to wanna bend at all?

Salut J'espère que vous êtes prêts pour le départ !

When you going to the journey ?