McDonalds Setup

[Bill Clough]

Here is the setup I use at McDonalds it works well. One person doing the setup equals approx. 10 min per hood. The only down side to this setup you have to have a good shop vac. I'm having trouble with pictures as soon as I have time I will get them posted.

 

[mtngoat]

Looking forward to seeing your setup. Mtngoat

 

[Bill Clough]

New Computer and I'm having trouble downloading picts.

 

[Bill Clough]

Lets try it now

 

[Bill Clough]

Heres another one

 

[mtngoat]

Amazing how all these Mickey D's all look the same!
Looks like the fryer hood on the back wall or on the drive through wall.
Sometimes we have to cover up everything adjacent to us and clean the surrounding area because of the Mc Goo on the walls and the equipment and the floor.Mc Nasty! Would you like frys with that? Apple pies 2 fer a dollar. LOL

 

[Michael T]

Bill , I do lots of McDonald's and can help you with the setup. I would like to add a link over to another board. http://www.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.com/board/upload/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4811 check out my pics there. If this doesn't work I ll repost them here.

Adding a link to the other board I guess is bad juju. I guess I can say it is in the Exhaust Cleaning Section. Look for the post Hood draping methods.

 

[Michael T]

McDonald's Setup

This is a grill setup. Push the plastic in around the gasket on the back wall. Use pony clips to hold the sides and to the trash can. Use the lobby cans with new liners. A shopvac in on standby to catch the leaks. Very efficient .

 

[Michael T]

McDonald's Setup

This is of a Fryer setup. Same as the grill but use one can and tape the sides. I use the 2" wide packaging tape, cheap and easy to apply.

 

[David Saulque]

Michael

Used packing tape as a test-not a good test-what type of tape and item #. We use Nasha Silver, will get the number. Your tape is much less $$$$$.

Thanks

David

 

[Michael T]

David

What we use is the Scotch Brand Sealing Tape or the equivalent.
2" X 110 yards inexpensive around $1.00 / roll
2" X 55 yards cost a little more $2.00 / roll

We also use it with the pistol grip dispenser, very handy that way.
I like to buy the tape in multiple packs (6) less cost per each.
We keep extra tape in all tool kits.

All of these can be bought at WalMart, Office Supply stores, Hardware Stores, Wholesale Clubs etc.

Hope this helps

Michael

 

[Michael T]

tape dispenser

here's an image of one like we use.