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We service and repair all types of refrigeration units, air conditioner units, and Auxiliary Power Units (APU). Our mobile repair mechanics will provide comprehensive diagnostic information and get your refrigeration or APU unit running again. We service all types refrigeration units, including Thermo King and Carrier brands refrigeration units. 24-hour diesel mechanics on standby. Call Now 701-441-4422
We service and repair all transport refrigeration—from multi-temp systems to auxiliary power units to idle-free systems. If it’s down, damaged or unreliable, call on us.
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If it’s moving, it’s in our domain. Our technicians and mobile response unit repair damaged or malfunctioning refrigeration equipment on intermodal and rail applications.
Every truck & trailer, but especially the refrigerated auto unit, needs regular maintenance and inspection. We also inspect the truck and trailer to ensure all pieces of machinery operate smoothly together.
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For regular maintenance and inspection, we overlook no part of the job because we want to get you out on the road with confidence and ease. Regular maintenance of refrigerated trailers is recommended at 1,500 hours, 3,000 hours and 4,500 hours (annually). Our experienced refrigeration mechanics check the refrigeration unit for adequate cooling, proper oil, working belts and everything else required for reliable mobile refrigeration. We take pride in visually inspecting the unit, cleaning any oil spills, clearing debris, making sure air flow is unobstructed, rotating fan motors and blades, tightening any electrical connections and more. We have six decades of experience in this industry, so we operate with the big picture in mind without sacrificing attention to detail.
A refrigerator truck is a van or truck designed to carry perishable freight at specific temperatures. Like refrigerator cars, refrigerated trucks differ from simple insulated and ventilated vans (commonly used for transporting fruit), neither of which are fitted with cooling apparatus. Refrigerator trucks can be ice-cooled, equipped with any one of a variety of mechanical refrigeration systems powered by small displacement diesel engines, or utilize carbon dioxide (either as dry ice or in liquid form) as a cooling agent.