Only thing I will add is - stay away from the Carrier units if you'd like to enjoy your sleep...
which reefer unit?
Discussion in 'Refrigerated Trucking Forum' started by czego82, Nov 2, 2015.
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Mix of TK and Carriers.
I can tell you the Carriers weren't any louder than the TKs.
As long as you're not running junk doubt there is a big difference.Jarhed1964 Thanks this. -
I don't believe you lose 5% efficiency a year or that floor only last 7 years. I pull a 1995 Great Dane with a TK SB3 Max unit and it will pull to -10 on an 80 degree day no problem. Wabash are junk from day one if not a Dane or Utility run
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many shippers won't load a trailer that is 10 years old or older
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There is a btu difference in the Units, the 200/210/230 are slightly less btu the. 300/310/330, they are all all the same engine and compressor but the 330/ get the higher btu from a higher rpm, my 200 will do 0 to -5 pretty easy, it will pull -10 but you can tell its working harder, I wouldn’t try -20 ice cream with it (which is usually insulated different anyways) but for your basic frozen stuff they work just fine, I have heard of some headgaskets issues on the 3xx models because of the higher rpms as well but who knows of that was maintenance or what
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May want to keep in mind which unit to buy if hauling in n out of California! As per typical with this states money makers, they want the unit no older than 7 years and or retro fitted with Carb Compliant filter. TKS600 and S700 are lifetime carb compliant. Carrier has improved, but still my preference is TK.
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