Olly wrote:Does anyone see a problem with taking a few ice makers like the kind you have in your freezer in a fridge and installing them in an old smaller chest freezer? Would this work? Been wanting an ice maker and they are so damn expensive. I think I'm going to give this a try shout out any ideas you think would improve on my redneck ice maker.
one2many wrote:i wouldnt think it would be that hard...hate ice cube trays and buying bags of ice at the store
one2many wrote:sounds like a good idea.i may try it too.i go through a ton of ice at home and the one in the fridge has trouble keeping up at times
Olly wrote:
Yea that'll work. Come on Capt.
Olly wrote:We're talking having lots of ice on hand. I can make more ice than that if I put a bigger tray into my freezer!
assateague wrote:Wish you would've posted this a month ago. We had one sitting in the feed room for a year, that was given to me by a guy who runs a charter boat. I was too cheap to plug it in, and didn't really have a use for it, anyway, so gave it away. One of those tall ones like in restaurants, with the flip up silver metal door. Sorry!
Olly wrote:one2many wrote:sounds like a good idea.i may try it too.i go through a ton of ice at home and the one in the fridge has trouble keeping up at times
I thought of it the other day and then researched it online and have seen a few people who have done it but not a lot. I would think that letting the entire chest fill up with loose ice would lead to one giant block of ice. Did a quick search online and you can get new 20lb ice bags 500 count for around $30 dollars. Then just bag your own, my plan is to allow the ice to fill up a container then bag the ice. Might build a divider in the chest half filled with loose ice and the other half with bagged ice.
assateague wrote:Wish you would've posted this a month ago. We had one sitting in the feed room for a year, that was given to me by a guy who runs a charter boat. I was too cheap to plug it in, and didn't really have a use for it, anyway, so gave it away. One of those tall ones like in restaurants, with the flip up silver metal door. Sorry!
assateague wrote:Wish you would've posted this a month ago. We had one sitting in the feed room for a year, that was given to me by a guy who runs a charter boat. I was too cheap to plug it in, and didn't really have a use for it, anyway, so gave it away. One of those tall ones like in restaurants, with the flip up silver metal door. Sorry!
AKPirate wrote:Ice machines and air conditioners, you fuckers are weird
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
Olly wrote:
Yea that'll work. Come on Capt.
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
Tiler_J wrote:assateague wrote:Wish you would've posted this a month ago. We had one sitting in the feed room for a year, that was given to me by a guy who runs a charter boat. I was too cheap to plug it in, and didn't really have a use for it, anyway, so gave it away. One of those tall ones like in restaurants, with the flip up silver metal door. Sorry!
I call BULLSHIT!! There is no way you "gave" one away! Nice try, not buying it. Go troll somewhere else. Next you are going to tell us you dropped a quarter in a parking lot, when you pulled out your keys, and just left it. Yeah, right!!
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
aunt betty wrote:Maybe unrelated but I use them big 3-gallon jugs that cat litter comes in to freeze ice.
My deep freeze is on -10. A chunk of ice like that lasts me about two weeks in my Coleman extreme. Temps in the 40's or 50's during day and 20's at night
FlintRiverFowler wrote:aunt betty wrote:Maybe unrelated but I use them big 3-gallon jugs that cat litter comes in to freeze ice.
My deep freeze is on -10. A chunk of ice like that lasts me about two weeks in my Coleman extreme. Temps in the 40's or 50's during day and 20's at night
That's the way ice used to come.
RonE probly has some stories of taking the horse and buggy into town to get his mammy a block of ice.
FlintRiverFowler wrote:All this ice machine talk caused me to remember I have one.... Ha.now I got me a little project figuring out how to run a water line and drain out to my garage.
RonE wrote:FlintRiverFowler wrote:All this ice machine talk caused me to remember I have one.... Ha.now I got me a little project figuring out how to run a water line and drain out to my garage.
You live in Georgia, don't worry about a drain, just let it drain on the garage floor.
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