RE: Power Inverters for a Freezer
When we don’t fly we have hauled a 18 CU. Ft. freezer on the trailer. Once the meat is frozen it will stay that way for a good while. If you don’t travel straight thru you can use motels, rest stops and other areas to run the freezer off a drop cord (we have never been told no when we ask). If you travel straight thru we have never had any major problems. Once on a hot fall in the upper 80 degrees we did have to get the generator fired up and run it for a few hours to keep everything froze.
Our group all uses the freezer. When we get home we unload it in my garage. Everybody takes their meat and when we need it again I transfer my meat to the freezer in the house and we back the trailer up and off again.
Now with gas prices the way they are don’t know if our method is cost effective. Guess we will see later this year.
Goatslayer……..