Unfortunately, I do not.

​@@gottaloverving6318 Im curious do you have this on the same outlet or circuit as the other fridge and/or does this need its own dedicated 15amp or 20amp circuit?

@battousai412 City/County codes typically require a separate circuit and dedicated outlet. I have this freezer and another smaller 14 cubic refrigerator on the same circuit, different 15 amp outlets in the garage for almost a year. I also have 2 medium-sized 16 cubic ft refrigerators on the same 15 amp circuit inside my house. Never triped a breaker, nor does the breaker or plugs get hot. I'm definitely not saying it's OK, but it's working for us. I hope this helps. Thanks for commenting.

Interesting! I never thought of it that way. He was paying attention to his surroundings. 👍

Good to know. I hope Walmart has a similar policy. Thanks for commenting!

It's not recommended to keep inside of "Living Quarters" because of gas in the tank. Definitely not while running. I hope this helps. Thanks for asking!

@ I was thinking about getting one and this person was only going to show me that it works before we make a trade and I was just gonna store it inside until it’s time to use it.. I have no use for it at the moment but I really wanted to get it

@joshuaarceneaux3841 A generator is nice to have. If you do get it, you could run it outside until it shuts off on its own.....(runs out of gas). You could theoretically keep it inside. I still wouldn't because it's still will have a gas odor.

@@gottaloverving6318 I really appreciate it! Thanks

No problems with the freezer whatsoever. It's definitely a good purchase. Thanks for commenting!

Yep! Agree 🥲

I haven't done this because I need it to oscillate. But from what I understand, to stop it from rotating, remove the screw from the bottom of the fan motor so it will release the metal flat rod from rotating the fan. I hope this helps.

Hmm! I haven't had a problem with a carbon alert. FYI... I've only ran the generator while we are parked. Typically dry camping in a Cracker Barrel, rest stop or truck stop. I crack open the back ramp door about 6 inches and secure it so no one can open it the rest of the way. Also, my vent fan in the ceiling is open.

@@gottaloverving6318 I was thinking of getting a vent as well I set it up in my mobile detailing trailer put the generator in front and put the new exhaust from off Amazon going down in the floor I will have to get the vents and keep that side door open to it can get some air

@headymurphy112 I hope you get it resolved. Definitely need cross ventilation. These types of diy MacGyver projects can be tricky.

@@gottaloverving6318lol yes they can I’ll keep you updated going to pick up a vent this weekend at my local trailer store

Awesome! I would recommend getting a basic rain vent cover that goes over the roof vent. This way, you can leave the vent open 24/7 rain or shine. Easy to install, too. Good luck!

@galimirnund6543 No need to be concerned about the waterproof paint the freezer sits on. A lot of people paint their garage floors with a similar type of waterproof paint and put a refrigerator and / or freezer on it. Including my current situation. I have the freezer and a refrigerator in my garage. Also, people will put extra appliances on a covered wood porch that the floor has paint on it. As far as the drain is concerned, I never had to drain it until I was getting ready to move it to our new house. We removed all the frozen items and transported them in a couple of big coolers. I left the lid open for a while, and once the ice was melted, which only took a couple of hours because it was in a very warm environment. I had one of those really cheap green water hoses, and I cut it to a shorter length. The hose flexed enough so the water will drain. But, I like the way you solved the problem with a 2.5" platform..

🤔 You got me!

I picked it up from Home Depot. It's not very heavy.

@@gottaloverving6318 You meant one person? To put in the house too?

Opps! I should have said 2 people. My wife and I have moved it twice. Empty of course. I use a small piano dolly as much as possible. I would pickup the heavier side of the freezer where the compressor motor is located and my wife would get the lighter side. It's really not heavy, but just bulky. I'm not sure if Home Depot will offer free delivery and set-up on a lower price appliance like this freezer. It never hurts to ask. Typically they will place a delivered appliance anywhere you want it. I hope this helps. Thanks for asking!

People have the right to vote for whoever they want

Awesome! We haven't had any trouble with ours, and it's been approximately 3 years since we purchased it. We moved the freezer out of my shop to a house we bought. Then, we sold that house and moved it for the 3rd time. Still working great 👍 Thanks for commenting!

I was shopping at 1:45 pm. Apparently, not too many people shop at this time of the day. It was a pleasant surprise. I definitely will be shopping at the same time on my next trip. Thanks for asking?

Crazy scary... Hopefully, no one was in it at the time.

Unfortunately, I can't measure it exactly because I sold the property. When I installed the gate, the post with the gate latch side wasn't installed yet. I hung the gate and then installed the latch, then placed the post and dug the hole. If I could remember, the total was 152 inches post to post.

I pretty sure the wheels don't have bearings. I've used this mower 2 years without any problems whatsoever. I replaced the blade because I broke the original, hitting a piece of concrete. I put this mower through anything and everything. It's been well worth the money. I hope this helps.

I purchased 3- (10 ft.) 1-1/4" Schedule 40 PVC at Lowes. I cut them in half. I used the 5 ft sections on the bottom poles of the canopy. I pushed the bottom section post into the 5 ft pvc section until my desired height. I gently used a rubber mallet on a couple of posts that didn't go into the pvc as easy as the others. I believe I finally decided at an additional 2-1/2 ft to the height. I used 4 heavy-duty twist anchors I bought from Lowe's. Kinda expensive but worked great with rachet straps on all 4 corners. It's done great through some strong winds. I went one step further on making sure it's not going anywhere. I also bought 3 -(10 ft) 1/2" emt pipe out out of the electrical section at Lowe's. Don't use the plastic feet that come with the canopy. I cut the emt in half, hammer down the emt into the ground about 2 ft next to the pvc legs. Used duct tape and then 4" hose clamps on top of the duct tape. This will guarantee that the canopy frame isn't going anywhere. I hope this helps.

@@gottaloverving6318 thank you for your very detailed response. I just set mine up tonight.

Wow! Is it firing when you pull the cord? Did you turn it off? Or did it shut off on its on?

I think I press the red button next to the air filter too many times and the engine overflow with gas I open the air filter box cleaned and let sit so the gas can evaporated I try again and it worked I hope that was the issue

Ok! Sounds like it's flooded out. You may need to pull the cord several times to burn the excess gas off.

And?? You got a problem?