Thats a top shout, Essexsussex.Just added a rail on two bits of wood (glossed for wipe ability) on the runners.
Found that:
Put the rail (galvanised handrail offcut) further back than halfway
Fallow touch the back of the fridge so I put another glossed thin timber strip between the deer and the back to stop it touching
Added a fan inside but it only runs for an hour between charging, this has been satisfactory using it for an hour each day but needs improving
I’ve used a giant swivel s hook through aitch bone
My gamble and hoist for lifting / skinning is paralleled so I can hoist it out of the fridge. Useful but not necessary if you have muscles!
All in about £25 including the s hook and Fridge. It’s very useful!
Loving that last tip!!!Thats a top shout, Essexsussex.
Something to stop the carcass touching the back where the chiller elements reside will prevent frosting and help even temp distribution.
Just off to the shed for a fettle before the next beast.
My tips, bring temp down gradually, to avoid condensation. The other is a bit left field, incontinence mattress protector in the bottom to soak up blood makes cleaning a while lot easier. ( Dont ask ! )
Thanks! Why avoid vent holes?Loads of threads on here with advice on hanging rails in domestic fridges. A small desktop or PC fan wired in there seems to work well to keep the air circulating. Don't add ventilation holes.
Perfect! Thank youBeen running my tall fridge/home chiller for years. Gets two fallow or three roe in it - worked flawlessly.
Suggest you have a look at this thread - covers a variety of home chiller set ups in pictures
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Air outside is more humid than inside so you don't want to be letting moist (warm!) air into the fridge.Thanks! Why avoid vent holes?
I like that idea. I’ve got loads of puppy pee pads left over from when we got the pup (she grasped house training really quickly). I was about to throw them out!Thats a top shout, Essexsussex.
Something to stop the carcass touching the back where the chiller elements reside will prevent frosting and help even temp distribution.
Just off to the shed for a fettle before the next beast.
My tips, bring temp down gradually, to avoid condensation. The other is a bit left field, incontinence mattress protector in the bottom to soak up blood makes cleaning a while lot easier. ( Dont ask ! )
Hi Mate,Loads of threads on here with advice on hanging rails in domestic fridges. A small desktop or PC fan wired in there seems to work well to keep the air circulating. Don't add ventilation holes.
Hi Mate,
Where do you get the supply from? I thought computer fans were 12v? So just a fan inside with the fridge sealed totally, no vent for t
This is great. Just the answer I was after. Thank youThat’s what I use in my fridge conversion. It’s a USB-powered fan that I laser-cut/heat bent an acrylic mount for. It’s screwed to the top of the fridge & the cable runs out the door seal, into a USB plug socket.
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Brilliant- thank you. 80mm one is enough?
Thanks. How do you secure it?wrong one try this . this is the one I have
Just put it in the top shelf of the doorThanks. How do you secure it?
I just use a tray.Thats a top shout, Essexsussex.
Something to stop the carcass touching the back where the chiller elements reside will prevent frosting and help even temp distribution.
Just off to the shed for a fettle before the next beast.
My tips, bring temp down gradually, to avoid condensation. The other is a bit left field, incontinence mattress protector in the bottom to soak up blood makes cleaning a while lot easier. ( Dont ask ! )