Works really nice on the freezer latch doors on my Haulmark Edge ...
594227
Had these on the trailer for about a month now, all outside, no rust and it operates freely.  Works really nice on the freezer latch doors on my Haulmark Edge trailer.  It would be almost impossible to cut these off, theres no shank showing when locked on.  Seems great so far.
2762876
I have yet to put this through the toughest of icy windshields, but so far the primary scraper works really well for getting close, even contact with the glass to easily scrape off frost. I'll try to update this review either positively or negatively once I have to start using the heavy duty crusher side.
2863416
I used this for a conversion to a kegerator.  Works great for that.

A warning to those doing the same following online steps.  The door is now one pre-fabricated unit.  There are no screws to remove teh plastic lining of the door, to get down to the insulation.  But you can use a utility knife to cut off all of the shelves, then you'll just need to reseal those cuts.

Almost runs too cold.  Keep it set to very low, and cools fine.  Have heard of complaints of the airflow (too cold low, too hot high).  I haven't tested that.  Not a concern for how I'm using this.
2677370
This works excellent for any plastic bag type material that needs re-sealing. I love the magnet because it just sticks to my refrigerator and whenever I need it, its there. Sometimes I have to go over something twice or three times because it missed a spot, but I don't blame the machine, I think it is because I might have gone over that patch too fast so it didn't have enough time to seal it properly. In the end I am always able to re-seal even if I have to re-do it. It is also very quick and easy to do.
1976778
I installed this on the door between my garage and house so I can just push my way in when my hands are full with groceries, etc. A lever door knob might have been cheaper, but these work very well.
2024622
My second in machine in 8-years. I like this because it latches closed until seal is heated. I just sealed 1-gallon fresh picked huckleberries in 1-Pt. bags and meat cuts for freezing. Good price w/ Amazon Prime.
3905638
These cooler latches work really well! My husband loves them and has now bought a set for both of our big ice chests. They are a LOT more heavy duty than the original latches.

I was really disappointed that it only came with one latch though. :( I assumed they'd be sold in pairs. I can't give it less stars for that though. that was totally my mistake.
3287045
Easy to install and works great.  The double plastic doors with magnetic strip at the bottom seal quite well and do a good job keeping most of the cold out in the winter time.
3754198
Terrific - Used these for a chest freezer that I need to slide under my tool bench on the utility porch.  When I need something from the freezer, I just roll it forward and open the lid.  Very space saving.
564176
works great, just did my driveway.
We got 4" of snow over night, and sometime early AM it turned to freezing rain than light rain.
So had about 1-2" of icey slushy snow crap.
The lowest layer was compacted ice that was just on the verg of wanting to melt, but was sticking to the black top in many places.

I used the 44in Revolution to plow the slush into piles to a section of the driveway.
It worked better than anything else I used to scrap most of the lower layer off, and if not on the first pass, during a clean up pass we got the rest of it. But for a few areas that I had to really chop/scrap up with a true ice chopper tool, heavy metal blade.
I did not try and use the manplow to chop the ice, nor did I beat the edge of an ice layer like I would with a metal scrapper blade I have, but I was pushing and scraping what would move and come up. I'd hit edges that would not come up, and went over it and kept going.
Later they came up since it was getting nice and warm out, little sun poking out... balmy  34degsF.

The plastic hard edge is a great scrapper.

I was pushing full blade widths of heavy icey slush, and it just kept on going, very strong.
If I hit a hard ice pile with the end of a blade, the blade may have bowed a little.
I'm very hard on shovels, break handles often, same with brooms.
I was putting all of my 260lbs behind pushing the large piles of slush.
So with the ice blocks I hit while plowing mounds of slush , and I didn't break it during those 2 hrs of clean up, it's strong.
Didn't take any chunks out of the blade, just wore a minor chamfer on the bottom edge, based on the angle I was man plowing at.

Once the piles were made, I could let my snow blower feed on the pile of slushy ice, which if I take my time and not jam the blower into it, it'll throw it about 15ft. I have an 11hp Toro.

Man Plowing the slush and man plowing 1-2 inches of snow into piles I can use the snowblower on and "blow" 50ft into my yard is a lot easier than using the snowblower on all of my 125ft of driveway.
I only have two small areas I can blow the snow into, and for 3/4 of the driveway I can't blow into those areas from the driveway.
With 4" or or more, yea, it's all snow blower, won't try and man plow.
A foot of snow can take me 4hrs to clean up my driveway and walk ways.

I'll probably get a narrower one for next year for my wife. She's great and pitches in when she can.
1358009
We use these stainless latches for gates all of the time. It's a great finish for our rail systems. Shipping time was quick as well.
6860
I used two of these on my door (not metal) going in to the garage even though there are three hinges.  It works enough that I'm not hit in the back bringing in groceries!
3390063
We have a hand me down freezer and had an issue with someone continually not closing the door all the way making the food spoil.  This key fit our freezer perfectly (an old Kenmore).  I love it and it solved all of our problems.  Seller was great and I love that they included pictures of all angles of the key so I could tell it would work.
3235941
I can't how much I needed this. My office has a door to the warehouse, which is essential a walk-in freezer this winter. There was a gap under the door, and I needed something simple close the gap so heat wouldn't escape and cold wouldn't come into the office. This does the job nicely. The foam inserts break down to 3 pieces per side, which makes it smaller for shipping, but it doesn't make putting it together any more difficult. The outer material looks like some faux leather that looks and feels pretty rugged. It's not going to wear out from opening and closing the door too much.
2249645
Recently moved into a new house and the side by side fridge door would not have the best seal. The refrigerator door would pop open from the pressure the freezer door created when it was being closed. This led to a few instances of the door being cracked unknowingly while at work. Turns out the part with the ridges was broken off and only the shaft remained in the hole in the door.

Installed this part and the door now seals great. Hardest part of the install, as stated by other reviewers, is removing the old part from the hole if previously broken off.
2843387
I needed this ice maker for use in a horse trailer where we travel and bagged ice is hard to come by.  Reviews seemed to be great or terrible.  Seemed to work out of the box or not.  Or died in a month or not.  So I went ahead and bought one.  So far so good.  Here is how I am using my and what I do to make sure it works.  First I took the suggestion to let the unit sit upright after shipping for 24 hours before using.  Then used the machine at home to test out and it worked great.  Now to my intended usage.  Placed the unit in my horse trailer living quarters and hauled off down the road for 5 hours with I am sure some bouncing.  Destination - trailer was warm, water was warm and the thing made tiny ice and not much of it.  Let it run and it finally picked up speed and did fantastic again.  Next trip 4 hours.  My trailer refrigerator has a tiny freezer.  Put two trays of ice in that before I left.  Upon arriving I dumped the two bags into the ice maker, added water and with the chilled water the ice maker churned out cubes on the first cycle.  The ice maker keeps a family of three adults in ice easily.  I put extra ice in a tub and put in my small freezer and run the machine during the day.  Several times it filled with ice that I didn't use and would do the melt and re-make cycle thing.  As others have stated this is not a FREEZER.  It makes ice.  If you don't use it the ice melts and drips back into tank to be recycled into cubes again.  So two trips out and I am pleased.  Cross my fingers it continues to work - because it if does it is a great appliance.
3132440
I am an over the road trucker. I used the EdgeStar as a freezer in my truck plugged into an AC outlet. It worked great. I was able to freeze food all the way down to 0 degrees. I tried it a little warmer at first but ice cream doesnt get hard unless its colder. Yesterday I noticed that the temp was up in the high 20s. I find that its a little warmer inside than the reading. I thought it was because I had it open loading it but it won't freeze items any more. I makes a good refridgerator but thats not what I need. I may try to get it fixed but fear that it will be very expencive. Either way I will have to replace it with a new one while its being fixed. I have gotten used to having good food and don't think I can go back to eating at truck stops. I got it as a gift and don't have a reciept. Any ideas?