I did the same with a 10' uhaul truck. The roll up door was a challenge, aluminum buble insulation worked well for me, i also used 100% silicone roof coating on the exterior of the roof and when wet applied the aluminum bubble wrap on top and ot works well. Get down to 40 degrees 90 deg day in the sun with an 8k ac unit
Used bed frames are an excellent way to source thin angle iron for a project like this. It's thin enough to cut with a hacksaw but strong enough for many projects
Great video. I use bubble foil for floor insulation on my grow room. It works amazing and it’s light weight and easy to sandwich in between any 2 materials
You are building skill and materials know-how. Perhaps check out load stabilization hardware called E-Track to keep totes from banging into the foam insulation. Or...You wouldn't necessarily have to build solid walls all the way around. Maybe just tap in several 2x4s at each level where the totes might hit the wall. RVers use Dicor self-leveling lap sealants to seal seams on exterior roof or walls where panels meet. Love all that you share. Keep on!
This is so awesome. I also believe that the zip-tie is the handy-man's most under-rated device. They come in handy, don't they, lol. Thanks for another great video, and for all of your hard work.
Love zip ties! I used to refuse to use them when I first started homesteading because I didn’t like the plastic. I probably wasted a ton of time and money trying to avoid them 🤣 but they are amazing for do many things 💪
Awesome informative videos Chef Mike! I've been looking for this kinda channel for a while just found you today. Your doin Awesome sharing knowledge other channels don't. Thank you.
Hey Chef Mike, great vid! Was going to ask if you can do a vid on how you deal with critters, mold, mildew, and so on. I just got spider mites on my tomato plants for the first time in years, and now im spending all this time watching vids and reading about it instead of being out there doing stuff. Would love to see how mitigate these issues at your scale because I thrive and am motivated to get to your level one day
Thank you 🙏 I will make an updated video for pest issues for sure 👍 the third video I made on my channel showed you how I release beneficial insects into the garden and what knockdown spray I use.
Think I understood you to say your air conditioner was an 18,000 BTU unit. How are you plugging that in when you are at the farmers market? All of the 18,000 BTU units that I can find our 230 V.
@@terryburns8917it’s definitely a 120v I may have misspoken… it might be 15,000 BTU. But the chart I posted is from the cool it website. So they tell you exactly what size AC unit is needed for specific sized cold room. You can refer to that chart when selecting the proper sized AC unit. The farmers Market I attended supplies 120v or 230v electrical for vendors.
@@chefsharvestfarm it's not that I didn't pay attention. Didn't get a chance to watch it all the way through.lol. Taking care of the kids. Just got a chance to finish. That's awesome I didn't know they made such a thing or that was even possible. Thanks for the awesome video. Lots of info. 👊
I've really been enjoying your videos. Good hustle, and good positive vibes. Happy growing.
Thanks Dan 🙏
I did the same with a 10' uhaul truck. The roll up door was a challenge, aluminum buble insulation worked well for me, i also used 100% silicone roof coating on the exterior of the roof and when wet applied the aluminum bubble wrap on top and ot works well. Get down to 40 degrees 90 deg day in the sun with an 8k ac unit
That’s awesome! Sounds like a great build! Thanks for watching and dropping comments 🙏
Reefer trailer roll up door insulation probably would have worked better
@@Joshuatimmons1783 thanks for the feedback!
Youre kicking ass man, very impressive with everything youre doing.
Thank you 🙏
Definitely one of the things I’ve thought about when it comes to my farm, transporting the goods. Fantastic video.
Absolutely! My first season I just used coolers in my pickup truck. But then I was super limited to how much I could bring to the market. Thank you 🙏
I love your videos so much youre so real
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it 🙌
Used bed frames are an excellent way to source thin angle iron for a project like this. It's thin enough to cut with a hacksaw but strong enough for many projects
@@codemaster3696 good tip 👍
Great video. I use bubble foil for floor insulation on my grow room. It works amazing and it’s light weight and easy to sandwich in between any 2 materials
That's a great idea!
this is amazing i hope it goes viral.
Thanks 🙏 me too 🙌 I just hope it helps people honestly… but views are good too 🤣
This is amazing! I would be happy to build one of these just to hang out in the garden 😂😂😂
Thanks Dave 🙏
This is a great rundown of your set up! Love the videos. I'm thinking about doing something similar.
Thank you 🙏
Thats neat! Good job protecting foam. 👍
Thank you 🙏
You are building skill and materials know-how. Perhaps check out load stabilization hardware called E-Track to keep totes from banging into the foam insulation. Or...You wouldn't necessarily have to build solid walls all the way around. Maybe just tap in several 2x4s at each level where the totes might hit the wall. RVers use Dicor self-leveling lap sealants to seal seams on exterior roof or walls where panels meet. Love all that you share. Keep on!
Great feedback! Thanks for all your support, dropping comments, and following along! I appreciate you 🙏
Awesome Job Mike
Thanks Steve 🙏
This is so awesome. I also believe that the zip-tie is the handy-man's most under-rated device. They come in handy, don't they, lol. Thanks for another great video, and for all of your hard work.
Love zip ties! I used to refuse to use them when I first started homesteading because I didn’t like the plastic. I probably wasted a ton of time and money trying to avoid them 🤣 but they are amazing for do many things 💪
ive also discovered resusable zipties which are amazing
Awesome informative videos Chef Mike! I've been looking for this kinda channel for a while just found you today. Your doin Awesome sharing knowledge other channels don't. Thank you.
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback and encouragement 🙏 thanks for following along 🙌
this was a good video - smart innovation
Thank you 🙏
Hey Chef Mike, great vid! Was going to ask if you can do a vid on how you deal with critters, mold, mildew, and so on. I just got spider mites on my tomato plants for the first time in years, and now im spending all this time watching vids and reading about it instead of being out there doing stuff. Would love to see how mitigate these issues at your scale because I thrive and am motivated to get to your level one day
Thank you 🙏 I will make an updated video for pest issues for sure 👍 the third video I made on my channel showed you how I release beneficial insects into the garden and what knockdown spray I use.
@@chefsharvestfarm Awesome, about to watch now. Thanks Brother! Love your vids.
@@chrxmeface thank you 🙏
Great info, thanks for sharing!
@@natecavender897 heck yeah 👍 thanks for watching/dropping a comment 🙏
Nice build!
Thanks Brett 🙏
Nice information dude
Thank you 🙏
Great video 🇳🇿❤️
Thank you 🙏
Nice job,would work as a meat cooler also.
@@bozobutte920 thank you 🙏 yes it would 🙌
The ink bird 308 is like 40$ and does the same thing ..
Awesome! Maybe that will be useful for someone! I clearly don’t need one 🤷🏻♂️
My bro used a mini split ac it only requires a 2 to 3 inch hole, and he used Huber ZIP liquid flash on his converted rv trailer 3 year no problems.
Nice!
What generator do you use to run it when at market?
I don’t actually use a generator. The city provides power for the farmers market. So I just plug it in when I get there.
Never too old to play with dollies!
That’s what I’m talking about 🙌
They make electric and gas powered dollies like that to move airplanes.
@@Turk-tf6vp I checked those out too! That would be sweet!
the only thing I would do is put stainless steel on the walls and door
then no damage to the foam
That would be amazing !
Think I understood you to say your air conditioner was an 18,000 BTU unit. How are you plugging that in when you are at the farmers market? All of the 18,000 BTU units that I can find our 230 V.
@@terryburns8917it’s definitely a 120v I may have misspoken… it might be 15,000 BTU. But the chart I posted is from the cool it website. So they tell you exactly what size AC unit is needed for specific sized cold room. You can refer to that chart when selecting the proper sized AC unit. The farmers Market I attended supplies 120v or 230v electrical for vendors.
what did you do to earn your first felony?
Stolen firearms
How does it stay at 34 degrees when an air conditioner only goes down to 60 degrees Fahrenheit?
You must have missed that part 🤣 you’ll have to watch it again and pay attention this time 🤣
@@chefsharvestfarm it's not that I didn't pay attention. Didn't get a chance to watch it all the way through.lol. Taking care of the kids. Just got a chance to finish. That's awesome I didn't know they made such a thing or that was even possible. Thanks for the awesome video. Lots of info. 👊
@@chefsharvestfarmlol
I don't know about cheap. Those little trailers go for $15,000 used where I'm at! 😅
Why? 🤷🏻♂️
take it easy on the mary jane bruh
@@gruponemesis why? 🤷🏻♂️ that kind of talk makes no sense to me 🤷🏻♂️