Your video definitely helpt us get the freezer apart quickly By deferring to your video I looked like an expert Now my boss is starting to contracting out for us to disassemble freezers
@@TheCollegeman321 I worked for a Bally Refrigerated Boxes for about a year and my Dad has been there over 40 years. The box is not secured to the concrete at all. The seen here look to bee 4in thick of foam. The floor metal that is walked on looks to be stainless steal with the exterior looking to be stucco which is lighter. The weight of the panels and refrigeration unit up top weights it all down in place. The panel have a hook that hooks on to a pin as you rotate the hook.
Your video definitely helpt us get the freezer apart quickly
By deferring to your video I looked like an expert
Now my boss is starting to contracting out for us to disassemble freezers
Are they reusable? We are buying one to move it and really want it on our own property
Thanks 👍
i appreciate this bro😂
What did you charge for demo? I got 4 to remove…
Long story short buy hex bits and turn clockwise, dont strip them.
How much would it cost to take down
5k for tear down and install at another location (central PA)
How did the floor come up. Was it just the weight of the frrexlzer that kept it down
Floor has the same locking mechanism so just un do that and you should be good
@@gabrielcarlossss what secured the floor to the concrete or was it not secured to the concrete
@@TheCollegeman321 not secured just super heavy sometimes since all the water goes to the bottom
@@TheCollegeman321 I worked for a Bally Refrigerated Boxes for about a year and my Dad has been there over 40 years. The box is not secured to the concrete at all. The seen here look to bee 4in thick of foam. The floor metal that is walked on looks to be stainless steal with the exterior looking to be stucco which is lighter. The weight of the panels and refrigeration unit up top weights it all down in place. The panel have a hook that hooks on to a pin as you rotate the hook.
What size wrench?
I bought a set of allen wrenches, I just tried till one fit.
It's usually 5/16" , NOT metric ! You can get at Harbor Freight . They may be in 3/8" drive . I would use a breaker bar . Some are rusted /frozen .