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  • Lill Dave
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    Has anyone out there put a Casa 2g 100 or 110 on a trailer, it looks lile a perfect fit.

    The forno brovo folks said it is ul 103 certified for interior instalations but has no ul approval for outside instalation (ie a trailer).
    I hope this isn't a dum question but does it need the ul certification for a trailer mounting.
    If not what might it need to satisfy the inspectors.

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  • david s
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    Fergus, Check out my website, it may help you. I hire out my mobile oven quite frequently
    Cheers,
    Dave
    davespizzaovens.com.au

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  • Lill Dave
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    That's to bad about the health inspectors.
    I had a simular experence with the Mason county building department when we built our house this last year, theres good ones and bad ones.
    As far as I am concerned I'm going to try to be overly carefull.
    Also look into the pizza co Veraci out of Balard , I saw them at the Mercer Island street fair and they were cranking out the Pizzas.
    They use a black oven , no chimney.
    Let me know when you are cooking and I'll try to stop by for a Pizza.
    Lill Dave

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  • brokencookie
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    Originally posted by Lill Dave View Post
    Regarding the Tsunami of food safty and health regulations.
    Having done your home work with whatever county your dealing with would it be wise to concintrate on organized street fairs and other organized events , I heard they have something like a blanket food and health coverage that would make it easer to do the Wood Fired Pizz Oven.
    Any comments would be greately appreciated.
    Lill Dave
    Hey Lill Dave
    I run a food business in Olympia. I have heard of a blanket coverage but have never seen one in the local events. The Thurston County health department is as variable, ignorant, and nit-piky as any inbred goverment dept can be. The requirements vary from day to day depending upon which inspector you get and what mood they are in that day. I have been wrestling with them for 10 years. This year I gave up and I am using the dept of agricuture since they seem to be more reasonable.

    Ok Rant over

    You might want to check out the Lacey commumity market. The are the 1st or 2nd Saturday of each summer month. I don't think they have any pizza makers as of yet.


    Bruce

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  • woodfiredcateringco.
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    Mate go for it! i was a chef for 12 yrs before i decided to do the very same thing. It has been hard but well worth it, msg me for any advice you need

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  • telehort
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    I am not sure what types of health issue you will run into in Ireland Fergus, but Lill Dave is right about some of the larger street/community events. I am doing mobile pizza and most of the bigger events do get "blanket" food permits for the event. You still have paperwork to fill out that goes to the county but the health permit is in the name of the event and not individually in each vendors name. Unfortunately doing it this way these types of events then are brought to the attention of the health department who always seem to come inspecting when you are busy. I have yet to get written up for anything, but it is frustrating when you have a line of people and have to stop making for a few minutes while they temp the product your make table and things like that.

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  • Lill Dave
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    Regarding the Tsunami of food safty and health regulations.
    Having done your home work with whatever county your dealing with would it be wise to concintrate on organized street fairs and other organized events , I heard they have something like a blanket food and health coverage that would make it easer to do the Wood Fired Pizz Oven.
    Any comments would be greately appreciated.
    Lill Dave

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  • dmun
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    And remember, when designing your trailer, that once you start selling pizza to the public, you run up against a tsunami of food safety and health regulations. You will have to outfit your trailer with water supplies, multiple sinks, refrigeration, and on and on. I'd definitely consult with your health department before committing yourself to a design.

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  • fergusjdunne
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    Thank for replies .Think you are spot on about the trailer design.This will be very important to maintaing the oven.

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  • fergusjdunne
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    Advice welcomed,i would like to find out if there are any mobile units currently on the go in Ireland or the UK.
    Fergus.

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  • CanuckJim
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    Fergus,

    Couple things to consider with a mobile, many of which have already been addressed. Personally, I'd definitely go with a twin axle trailer design, but be sure to look into electric brakes for it. These puppies are heavy. You'll need a V6 to pull it; SUV or pickup. I'm hardly an expert on suspension (other than MC shocks/forks), but it's worth reinforcing that you will need a soft suspension with lots of travel. More importanly, though, be sure to factor in that mobile ovens are quite top heavy, so lateral roll control should be at the top of the list, and be darned careful in sharp turns.

    Jim
    Last edited by CanuckJim; 01-09-2010, 11:18 AM. Reason: txzypoos!

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  • cannyfradock
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    Originally posted by fergusjdunne View Post
    Thanks for the encouragement , but still to be convinced .Anyone got any suggestions on which oven is best suited to being mounted on a trailer.
    Fergus .
    Hello Fergus and welcome to the forum.

    Can't give you any 1st hand experience, but it sounds like a great idea. If you want some "food for thought" then click on the search category and type in "mobile pizza ovens". There are many,many different threads on making a mobile pizza oven.

    Best of luck with your project........Terry (C.F)

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  • david s
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    If your oven weighs more than about 300 kgs then you probably need a dual axle. If you plan on removing the oven and you don't have lifting equipment, tractor with hydralics, or forklift, then you'll want it less than 200 kgs on wheels.

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  • Lill Dave
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    Regarding the oven on the trailer,any trailer builder, can for a price give you the adequate supension to handel any oven.

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  • Lill Dave
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    The magic of the fire in view and you pulling the pizza out ove the oven, enouth said.
    I'm doing the same thing in the south sound area of puget sound.
    This spring .
    Good luck, to you and me.

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