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OT - first world problem - excess meat for the Big Green Egg

Canugghead
Canugghead Posts: 12,246
After more than 30, or nearly 40 years, the overloaded upright freezer door sank about 1/2" abruptly. 
The culprit -> nylon spacer at the bottom hinge bracket shattered:

Wasn't thrilled with the idea of emptying the contents and removing the door to replace the spacer (assuming I can even find a replacement), I got these 1" steel ball rollers with symmetrical weight distribution. Mounted them on scrap oak pieces:

With the door propped I was able to slide the wheeled legs under and attach with this double sided silicon-like tape. No door removal or drilling:


Couldn't care less how ugly it looks, it's in the basement storage room  :)
canuckland

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