adding refrigeration to truck bed?
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Originally Posted by fellro86
I haven't seen any regular fridges and freezers with a belt drive yet, just commercial units on occasion. I recycle appliances, and take the compressors off, split them and separate the parts, copper windings on the electric motor, press the crank out, and separate the cast iron and aluminum.
It definately has a belt... a v-belt actually... which I replaced with a gates belt I got from an auto parts store since auto stores are happy to sell belts based on length, whereas appliance stores need the model and serial number, which would require emptying it and moving it. See, I have access to a panel on the right side which gives me access to the belt/motor/compressor. Barely enough to get my arms in there...
Too bad I didn't know you sooner Fell, I was strugging with the wiring of some unknown, barely marked washing machine motor which I figured out through trial and error lol.
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Originally Posted by frederic
Too bad I didn't know you sooner Fell, I was strugging with the wiring of some unknown, barely marked washing machine motor which I figured out through trial and error lol.
i just threw it away with the rest of the machine, thats all.
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Yeah, well, that happens. BTW, should you ever get into recycling for dollars, the place local to me pays pretty good. I found a massive dumpster full of steel shelving, and made about 10-12 trips, 1000lbs or so per trip (that's all that fit into the bed without sliding out if I accelerated or turned). $450 for a morning's work. I had planned to keep going until the metal recycling place closed but I slipped off the top of the dumpster and landed on my ankle in a real bad way, which now looks like a basket ball with five toenails.
At least I didn't land on my head.
It's a shame because I had permission to take it all, and aside from the dumpster being full, there were four 6'x6'x6' high pallets of the shelving they were more than happy to forklift into the back of my truck after lunch - all for free!
Except I can't drive at the moment (or walk, or stand) and the dumpster has been removed by the carting company
At least I didn't land on my head.
It's a shame because I had permission to take it all, and aside from the dumpster being full, there were four 6'x6'x6' high pallets of the shelving they were more than happy to forklift into the back of my truck after lunch - all for free!
Except I can't drive at the moment (or walk, or stand) and the dumpster has been removed by the carting company
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