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Old 03-08-2023, 12:39 PM
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Default IH Fridge!!!

I found this on the internet and thought it would be neat to share. I never knew that IH made a fridge. Turns out they also made an air conditioner.

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...pictureid=8301
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And huge chest type freezers
Also Irma Harding!!!!
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Yes, IH made appliances for the farmer.
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Where I grew Up My Neighbor was an IH Test engineer, He still had an IH refrigerator and IH freezer In his Garage until at least the Mid 1970s. IH sold Their refrigerator division to Whirlpool In the Mid 1950s
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I’ve been looking for an IH refrigerator for my man cave for years but they don’t come up very often. They have an IH refrigerator on the TV show “Friends” that is in great shape.
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I found one for sale, Oak! But it’s $5,200!

https://www.antiqueappliances.com/pr...nal-harvester/
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I picked up a 1951 upright freezer 2 years ago. It's a big help for food storage when we buy into beef or pork animals.
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