frozen meats in a cooler how long would it last

orientation is at McElroy that don't furnish food

 

You're not bringing all this stuff now are you?You have to go thru training first don't you?

 

Plenty of canned foods also. Get some crackers and loaf of bread and yummmm yummmm

 

First be prepared a refrigerator is going to run you about $500 bucks (that is for one that is meant for truck) but here are the problems..


1) who you going to orientation with (depending on company may or may not have apu)
2) what kind of a truck you will be assigned some of new prostars don't have a spot for one
3) you can p/u a bar type fridge but then again most trucks don't come with inverters
4) some companies will allow you to have an inventor installed professional others won't
5) if you lease or going to be buying from company read contract some companies will not allow you to make alterations (installing inverter to some is making an alteration to the truck.
6) how long you going to be with company if you're only going to stay 6 months or so then doesn't make sense (unless truck has apu and inverter in it already)

hope this helps

 

yea I am bringing enough food for 2 weeks first week is orientation and if I make it and get a hired 2 nd week is on the yard training then I get to come home for the weekend

 

so a refrigerator like they use in dorm rooms will not work in a truck ? the company has prostar+ internationals if I go as far as buying a frig it will be the second week im there and I will find out what size I could get

 

McElroy lets you idle the truck so they don't have apu's was thinking as long as it is idling there would be np running frigs and electronics

 

Depends on the amps they pull. So you will need to ask the service manager what he thinks

 

Well that suck's. <shudder> cooking raw meat in a microwave? I know i can be done, but generally tastes like rubber. Somewhere along the way get yourself a George Forman (type) grill, just watch the watt's. Less than $30 and your meat will taste better.

 

Well that's a first.