What ya'll paying for those Engles? Bout $75? Cost about $25-$30 total. Been using it for 5 years now and only have to buy a new aerator every other year or so. This is a 32 Quart. Attachment 332383Attachment 332384
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What ya'll paying for those Engles? Bout $75? Cost about $25-$30 total. Been using it for 5 years now and only have to buy a new aerator every other year or so. This is a 32 Quart. Attachment 332383Attachment 332384
DonDon,
I got lucky with mine and won it in a Raffle for $11. I would be hard pressed to pay retail for one but it is one heck of a nice setup since I have a SUV and it keeps me from spilling water in my car.
Don, turn yours upside down in a vehicle and let me know how it works.
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Hasn't turned over in 5 years. That includes hitting potholes, dodging a deer on the Natchez Trace and going down an embankment and then in the boat hitting 4 foot rolling waves at 25 MPH. Good enough for meQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay
$50-60 for engles when onsale,have a 13qt and 30qt.If the top is latched down and it tips over running down the lake your minnows dont fall out either.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
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How do the engles do in the summer? Do they keep the water fairly cool? I almost bought a 30qt yesterday.
I haven't used mine in the summer yet but the water stayed quite cool for several days in 60 degree weather last week.
They do great. Had one for 2 years now in the Mississippi summers and usually don't have a dead minnow the first two days of fishing. I do put 2 10 oz. Frozen bottles in on the first night though. Just in case. I like mineQuote:
Originally Posted by Jwater
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I have the 19 qt. size and have had good luck in July /August keeping 8 doz. That being said I joined the word of "crank" last summer and now I only use it June and Sept.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jwater
Sounds good!! I’m getting one