2015 Freedom 8.5' x 18' Ice Cream Concession Trailer | Mobile Dessert Unit for Sale in Arizona!

Yes, it works fine. The generators combined are running 15.2 kw at 18 kw peak wattage.

I operated the trailer on the 4th of July in Phoenix, and it did get a bit warm inside. The outside temperature was 120 degrees, and the trailer was in the 100s. Fall, winter, and spring are best for comfort. I was going to install a mini-split for the summer months. I just didn’t get around to it.

One 240-volt 50-plug works great. The most I have seen the trailer use is 10 kw. With everything running.

Yes you are correct on 2 machines, and its ready for a third. But to add a third machine you would need more power to run it with the current generators. It can be plugged into shore power then all three machines work fine. Need a larger generator is needed when running three machines or needs to be plugged into shore power.

The perfect margin depends on the event or where you at. It can be over 70% but it also can be 10% or lower Customer Traffic is the key to the margin. Weather is the driving factor for peak months. Peak months are spring winter and fall in AZ Summertime has a few good events.

Well on slow events less than $1k per day. 2 employees. $2k and above 3 to 4 employees with 4 employees being the max. I do events above $6k per day with 4 people.
On the difficulty with operating the trailer, it depends on what product you’re serving, what events you’re at. If you use Institutional products for your ice cream, Then it will be easier to run with little preparation. If you’re going to make your own recipe then it will take more work and take longer to make. It is a lot of work with the cleaning of the trailer, none of it is difficult but it can make for long days depending on what you’re doing.