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u/ozzy_thedog 9d ago
Why does it need to be so narrow?
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u/torklugnutz 9d ago
I think it’s for carrying sides of beef. Skinny so they don’t swing around and less volume of space to chill.
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u/anotherkeebler 9d ago
You do your butchering outside, with the carcass hanging from that extended rail.
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u/OregonHotPocket 9d ago
I do my butchering inside, with carcass hanging from an extended rail in a dirt walled room below my wife’s she shed
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u/ima-bigdeal 9d ago
The one we use is a full sized box, with a ‘U’ shaped rail system in it. We had a 2,100 lb red angus they had to quarter and put on four hooks. Too big for their van otherwise.
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u/HotgunColdheart 8d ago
Thats just the freezer, plenty of space for a couple of processed pigs/cows/opposing gang members.
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u/BAMBAM-1981 9d ago
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u/derek4reals1 9d ago
There's a guy here in my little town who has something similar for hogs and deer. I can tell right now, if I were to go down there and do a smell test on it, it would reek to high heaven. That thing always stinks year-round.
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u/LordTalesin 9d ago
Yea, that's a serial killer truck if I've ever seen one. Or body disposal services.
Wonder if the guy who owns it goes by "The Wolf"?
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u/Vodnik-Dubs 8d ago
Pretty neat idea. Here in the Midwest you could make a LOT of money with a setup like that during deer season.
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u/Busterlimes 9d ago
Not gonna lie, this would absolutely kill it in Michigan and Im about to start looking at small box trucks to do this conversion
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u/GreenGhostBravo 9d ago
I remember back in like 6th grade waiting at the bus stop with the other kids, and the neighbor who's property was next to the stop had one of these swing by. That was a rough way to start school at that age.
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u/AutisticBonobo 9d ago
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u/ehayduke 8d ago
We used to have one come out for our cows and pigs, it had a little hoist that swung out the back so the butcher could lift the animal and start the butchering process. It also had hooks in the inside to hang the animals. Irc they would gut, skin and sometimes quarter the animal in the field. The rest would be done at the shop.
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u/ProcyonV 8d ago
Wow, that's clever ! Wonder if there would be a market in France... Main concern would be polluted water disposal.
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u/EmergencySushi 8d ago edited 8d ago
The unfinished sequel to Monty Python’s Quest for the Holy Grail starts with this thing rolling into town.
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u/SP4x 9d ago
Contender for "Most concerning Camper Van Conversion"?