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Old 08-25-2010, 10:31 PM
Gerald Gerald is offline
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I need a way to transport ice cream in my truck for one hour without any melting. Y'all think those Yeti coolers would work using dry ice? The Tundra 155 qt. is about the right size. Anybody got any better ideas....I'm listnin'.
Keep it out of the sun will really help. Drive faster and work faster!!!!!

Yeti coolers are suppost to be "top of the line"......so maybe with dry ice it might work. Maybe you could call Yeti to see if they have any experience. Before spending the money on Yetis.......You might just try using dry ice in a cooler that you have at the house and see how that works. If it melts too much.....you will just have to eat it at home.

You may want to consider getting 2 smaller coolers. You may be able to handle something smaller......a lot easier to get them to the rooms where the vending machines are located. I guess there must be several places in the building where you have the machines.

Do you know any of the other vendor's in your area and maybe you could find out what they do.

Have you poured the concrete.....Pictures?
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