How to Build a Portable Fridge Cooler (4x8 Enclosed Trailer Time-lapse)

Step by step build video of how I built this 4x8 trailer into a portable cooler. + tell you how much it cost me.

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[rebeccamunoz]

Great seeing y'all at Justin's helping with drainage it's nice seeing y'alls friendships! 🤗My brother inlaw owns a company called Fibertec in Spokane WA. They make insulated fiberboard for refrigerated trailers etc. 🤗❤👍

[tclodfelter]

My brother is coming over this weekend. I'm going to show him this video! He and his boys go out west about every other year on elk hunts. This would be easy to tow out there.

[awprescott]

Fantastic tutorial, thank you! I think if I build one I’ll put the outlet and coolbot on the outside in a waterproof box, just to avoid the risk of water shorting it out.

[deanlewis]

Great video to get ideas from. I will be making one this year 2022. It will be different in the fact that I want it to be removable from my trailer. I will have skids to winch on and off the trailer. It will give me all the options for hanging and storing and I will still be able to keep my trailer.

[dixsigns]

We have had a Coolbot walk-in for about 12 years, we love it. And our original CoolBot is still working fine although we have replaced the air conditioner and the sensors couple of times.

[losnolt]

We used to use CoolBot in our cool room for our show pigs and show cattle! Those rooms were COOL! Nice job, Jason!

[ernest]

Jason this is really nice and your details to each process is very helpful for a DIY guy like me. Thanks for taking us through the process.

[tammycornett]

I love this. We are trying to figure out a way to store all of our garden produce since we don't have a root cellar, and we plant a LOT of potatoes, squash, pumpkins, and the like. I think I'll be showing your project to my husband, lol. Great job Jason!

[ciaobella]

What a fantastic job! Well done Jason. I live in a stone house in north/central Italy. In recent years we have been getting extreme winter weather, mostly rain and more rain with high winds. Since my house is 600 years old at least, eventually the stones get wet, and the cement that holds them together, and the wetness would come through the walls. They dry out in the long hot Italian summer, but I got tired of the annual scrape, plaster, repaint. So a builder here recommended a very similar layered insulation system for the inside of the walls that get slammed with rain the most. He used multiple products in layers, Now, it's dry and nice and toasty in the winter haha.

[pikab]

You are an amazing craftsman! So inspired to tackle a complicated project like this myself. This video will help so many people! What a wonderful resource you are giving the world. Thank you for your time, your talent and your spirit! My life has been enriched by following you and your family. There's a reason you are still here! A mighty tool for the Lord! <3

[Soupy]

Well done Jason! You could start a side business building these coolers, portable or stationary.

[thomascdurham]

Great video Jason! I loved following this build.

[jlydon]

Just what I was looking for. Creating a raw milk delivery service. This will serve as storage while at home, and transport.

[yamahaxs]

We were gonna build a refrigerated room in our barn until my wife suggested this very thing! Now it's mobile in case we need to transport cold kegs to an event. Great video. Thanks!

[tclodfelter]

That's a professional job!! I'd be PROUD of that job!! Well done!!!

[knightshelmfarms]

Turned out great. Very professionally done.

[gaylewatkins]

Jason, this is an outstanding build and you did an excellent job. Enjoyed seeing you in Justin Rhodes video. So happy you are looking for a larger property but I hope it's not too far away from the Rhodes, Hollars, Art & Bri, etc. 🙂

[GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

This was one of your coolest builds………….😜

[dayneholt]

While watching this I wondered 🤔 would the ICF building blocks be a good option filled with Styrofoam. They would be lightweight, air tight, with plastic ribs to screw to for racks, hangers, etc. Thanks for the great ideas, wonderful video 😊.

[EyeintheSky]

I uised FRPP in my bathroom 10 years ago and it still looks brand new.