Moving and need to buy a new TLB next year.

[Jchonline]

No. But have solar in trailer and house.
Have small fridge in trailer for cold water
and in house cut bill from $300+ to down
in the low $40's
Also have small fridge in shop cost a whole
$5 per month on the electric bill
I checked the price on the 12v appliance and
found that 120 v is cheaper something like
$869 for a 12V fridge 4.3 cu ft VS 120V fridge
4.3 for under $200

willy

Right. Its not really about cost with off-grid. Its about load. It does no good to have a cheaper fridge if it runs the batteries down at night. OPs fridge is 45w load, which is very low. What is yours?

 

[SoGeorgia]

I have 800ah.. and while I am fully aware of the benefits of going 24/48, my current system is 12v.. I will upgrade it in the future.

 

[DutchUncle]

Found you on google maps. I see 2 or 3 cabins on the lake to the west, and a couple on the lake south of you.

Personally I’d go with the kubota, and definitely a cab.

Personally, I'd go with a brand that has a servicing dealer near by.