Harvest Right Extra Large Freeze Dryer
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- First time shown on youtube, Incredible machine
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At this stage in the game, it's getting hard to afford the stuff you're wanting to freeze dry, nevermind the freeze drier, itself.
That big one is 4900$ US. The medium, new model now has 5 trays instead of 4 and is 2895$.
We should have bought that 5 years ago when the food and everything else was much cheaper.
@MariaPerez-hl4js 5 years ago, the world situation was way different. You prepped for storms and natural disasters. In today's world, not only do we have alot of natural disasters, we have a world gone mad.
Shoulda woulda coulda. Stupid is stupid does. Life is like a box of boobies.
@@2cthetruthwhat did I just read? Life is like.... A box of boobies????
A local church got together and purchased a freeze drier its parishioners can sign up to use ... bet they will wish they had waited. This is perfecct and amazing.....Thanks Nate and HarvestRight.
What a great idea!
Excellent idea!
Great idea
Great idea!
That's an excellent thing to do!!!
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID 😀😄😂🤣😂🥹 Thanks Nate, I really needed that!
(CP) Nate: Can you please do a power comparison test?: How much power (Kwh) did it take to run the big machine, as well as the medium machine. Also perhaps do a comparison on food on how much energy for a batch of chicken between the two machines (kwh/kg of chicken) between the two machines. I wonder if the larger machine is more energy efficient over the smaller machine. You can use a kill-o-watt meter for testing power usage. Also how long per cycle does each machine take?
Thanks in advance!
This would be helpful
Medium uses $3 @ .12 a kwh
That would be a good video to watch
If you have to ask, you can’t afford it. Electricity is cheap and the cost of a few dollars is nothing compared to the alternative of buying freeze dried products.
@@raspillade6027 What if I want to size my solar array to handle it? Ya might need to know.
Amazing video and thank you for breaking it down!! Despite the economic downturn, I'm so happy 😊I have been earning $ 60,000 returns from my $9,000 investment every 21days.
This must be an investment with *Ms* lauren
Wow I'm just shocked you mentioned expert Lauren thought I'm the only one trading with her
I like trading very much, how much do I need to start up with?
I use a trading platform with help from Mrs. Lauren, my long-time professional assistant, and have profited greatly from her trading strategies.
How did you make so much in the crypto market? I've heard about Mrs. Lauren's genius mind.
"Apparently you're supposed to read the instructions!" Ha! Can relate, I've always thought the picture was the instructions, only to be bitten by my ignorance later! 😁
Hello Nate from East Texas! That machine is a MONSTER! Way more than I would ever need…. But would have a LOT of potential for the right Person / Group. Great unboxing! Thank you for sharing
I bought the large 5 tray unit about a year ago. We have probably run 4 or 5 hundred pounds of food through it in a year. Great investment
What about poopies
Holy smokes Nate. This model is almost 4 grand with shipping and handling. Dang, it's expensive. But it looks like a very well-made machine. I can't afford this. Even their smallest model is very $$$. But thank you again for sharing sir.
I have the medium, 2+ years now, and I love it. 7000 hrs +.
Thank you, Nate
Nice! $5,000! That’s it? What an absolute steal
😂
Not obly do u always give up the most up to date info in survival, but u can clearly tell u greatly enjoy what u go. Gotta have a good time with ur work
I clicked on this video so fast, it froze my RUclips app and crashed my phone. You know Nate is doing something right when his content literally is destroying 😅!
Wow, you really have no life
*Freeze dried the app😂
No, it's just your cache and cookies that need clearing 🤯
Did the same to my phone.
Awesome video for me!! Thanks brother I’m hungry now lol.
Been runnin the XL a month now, other than running a 20amp circuit, easy and awesome. 3 kids and I gotter goin on a Saturday morning. Just enough to keep up with a quartet acre garden.
It's about time you showed the Harvest Right freeze dryer. I'm been using mine for a few years.
He has a few times and sells them in his store!
Really!?! Well, I’m not going to buy one anyway!
@@2cthetruth ok. 😃
This is awesome! I have a smaller version which I've had running 24/7. This would really let me ramp up my preps. Along with all the foodstuffs, I'm freeze drying water. I'm going to be the best outfit prepper out there!!
😂😂😂😂 freeze drying water. 😂😂😂
@@nunnabeeswax2397you should try it. Absolute game changer.
There will always be someone better 😉
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I purchased the medium then they made the xl. After seeing the xl the medium is the best size for my use. Thanks for showing the xl because now I know I made the correct choice.
I agree. The XL would make it tough to fill all the trays, I think.
Canadian Prepper, you are the best!!!! Excellent video!!
Can you please send your old smaller one to a poor boy dreaming of one. Please
Lol ya okay 🤣👍
If it was a TRUE priority to you, you would do whatever it takes to make it happen. Stop eating fast food for lunch everyday and eat PBJ's for lunch. Skip a meal everyday, ride a bus to work, buy all your clothes at Goodwill.
Young ppl just want everything handed to them without doing THE WORK for it.
I thought something was wrong with the sound for a second 😆
Love tiny Canadian Prepper
The CP Action Figure!
I often run my vids on 1.5 or 2x and I was like, what’s going on!??
Just a quick advice Nate, try to put the chicken in the last row of trays, and beef on top of it, fruit and vegetables on the top trays to be extra careful on crossed contamination.
Nate cooked them thoroughly first…
Cook the meat first, ideally a slow cooker to remove most of the fat, it then freeze dries without making a mess or contaminating other stuff.
I saw that too but it’s just an easy step to put another layer of caution on that!!
To prevent contamination dripping from the tray above, just cover the trays tightly with aluminum foil.
CP ASMR unboxing of the ultimate freeze dryer. Hmm! Who’d a thought! 😁
Very neat! Still not sure why they don't integrate the pump into the machine though...
Hello Nate!
Ha. Can I have your old one! I'm only an hour away.
Wish i could afford one of those.
Get a credit card with a zero percent offer. You would pay about $210/mo. for the small one.
I would if I could. But. I can't so I won't.
Very happy I purchased my freeze dryer a few years ago. I have the same pump but a medium sized freeze dryer. That thing is definitely large enough to feed a community 😅
Can you imagine when getting a freeze dried steak is going to be so rare and luxurious?
Hey community. This educational video is amazing. I upgraded my small FD to the Medium a few weeks ago for the same price of the small. Tractor Supply exchanged it for me since I only had the small for less than 2 months. I invested 2100.00 USD. I have Tomato Paste and Meat prefreezing right now. I will process in the FD today. I grew the tomato, onion, carrot, garlic, herbs myself. So the cost of the Paste was maybe 2 dollars. I bought a killer deal (5.19 per pound) tri tip roast as costco, sliced it and am pre freezing it now. I will FD that raw too. After I finish my apples and Grapes and winter squash that I am growing, After I FD my produce, I will start freeze drying everything that I pressure canned last year. Nate told us that food was going up in price so I learned to Pressure Can meat last year. NOW I will FD it and be secure with long term meat stored that I invested for $3.60 per pound last year. I can't believe how expensive meat is. $11.50 for the same thing this year.
Wish I could afford to buy one! 😩 If you can, I think it’s smart to get any size & get going!
Once its all dry you can make some tasty pemican.
Got the medium size and haven't done a bunch yet but if anyone is interested I can do 60 raw scrambled eggs per batch.
Wow. No thanks. Can’t afford. Blessings 🙏🙏🙏
chop the blueberries in a food processor or blender first. It breaks the skin. I pre-freeze everything to make the processing quicker. That freeze dryer is a monster! I can't imagine preparing enough food to fill it!
@CanadianPrepper I’m getting one debating on the smaller one. This got me thinking about the distractions. Could it be that we’re being distracted with ukr and the real concern should be Taiwan for the US? There are very few months a yr a Chinese invasion amphibious or airborne strike works on Taiwan because of the winds and other factors and are not as simple as many may think. It would also be an untested military. Taiwan makes 90% of the chips we use everyday from phones, cameras, cars, aircraft so USA can’t let that happen. That would lead me to believe it would be a lot more intense in every sense. What’s your take on that? Thanks for all the info/tips you bring us! ❤
TSMC (Taiwan 's major chip company) is making a plant in AZ. If you Google Amer chip manf, we have LOTS of chip manufacturing in the US already.
@@jilbertb I agree but it’s gonna be a few years before we stop relaying in Taiwan.
Here we go!
I love my freeze dryer but glad i got the medium as any bigger needs a dedicated electric circuit.
The medium almost looks like an easy bake oven next to the new one!
😂😂😂😂😂 that made me laugh outloud. 😂😂😂😂
So you have to be financially at the top of the food chain to be able to afford to freeze dry? Got it👍
You don't buy freeze-dried food, do you? If you did, the cost of this is less than 6 months of purchased fd food for a family. Just make a budget ffs.
@@XtremeChiliPepper well ffs, my point is about the people that can't afford to even budget for such implements when most of us can barely make it during these times. FFS!!!
Thanks Nate!
You are helping so many people out
I love my freeze dryer but this wow I would really like to get my hands on one of those
I own 2 harvest rights. One large one medium. One breaks down as i use the other. Ive even shipped them both back to Utah. Just my experience. Good luck everyone
Nice nate u deserve to be main character in post apocalyptic movies and video games
Please do a test run of a medium sized freeze dry unit powered by a solar "generator". I'd love to know the results!
I want one of those so bad. I've gotta build a shed to house it though. No room in the house
That is totally Bonkers ‼️
Today's video paid for the unit 😎
Liked you Osha approved sad face sign on the cord! 😅 great video man.
My mind is just about blown too, head on a swivel.
My harvest right has the small pump oil free. It’s only 68 decimals (sound ) use it in the spring and fall to heat the house.
I have the large version…in between the size of the two Nate has. At this time of year, specifically apple season from our various trees, I wish I had more capacity. It’s running 24/7 with a backlog of frozen produce waiting. I got two sets of trays right off the bat 2 years ago when I bought this thing.
Sold! I’ve been debating but it makes sense especially for meats and proteins.
I have this XL unit and it is Amazing !!!!
Prices?
Its good that the machine works so well and can be restarted for the same batch of food.🎅
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother
I've been on the fence on a freeze dryer for years. There's always some other more important items on the prepping budget list.
Wow, This is amazing! I would love to purchase one of these.
Got my notification
I’ve got a med on layaway…. Can’t wait. Thanks for the videos, they will help once we get started. Question though, what if “it” has hit the fan? If you can’t get oxygen absorbers?
Ball jars and a hand vacuum pump. That is how I store my freeze-dried stuff that I don't use for long-term storage.
Wow I think we all can't count on no apocalypse for awhile thanks
I’ve been freeze drying raw chicken breast for a while. I sliced in the breast in half and removed ALL the fat. And weigh the trays to make sure it’s dry.
How do you do a weight check?
After the process is completed. You weigh each tray in grams. Weight the trays after the weight stop dropping. That why I FD for over 40 hours, no matter what it is.
Epic asf
Ohhhh I think you will be able to rustle up a few words….I just feel it……..😀
Just saw this online. I was under the impression it just squeezed in 2 more shelves on the rack in its medium size unit.
That puppy's HUGE. Good to know, as I wouldn't have the room for that monster.
It's best to pre-freeze what ever you're freeze drying right on the tray, cuts off 3-5+ hours. But I doubt anyone has a freezer big enough for those 7 trays.
You would have to use a designated chest freezer.
Woot woot
Again a good crack up intro 🤣
you little munchkin 👍
And that freeze dryer is huge and Kool.
Did you do a Test Batch with Bread? 🤔 They say that helps to test/trouble shoot and also remove/absorb odors from the oil and smells from being new. Just wondering if you did off camera and if not, it looks like the taste was not affected by not doing the Test Batch.
That thing is a beast. I’ve got the small, and it’s just right for me.
You may prefer the oil-free pumps but the oil type pump will Outlast the oil-free many times over.
Thank you for this info!
Awesome 💯
The previous model medium-size was the largest one could go using a standard household plug. The oil-free pump is totally worth it (at least for the previous model). Had a lot of trouble with blueberries and garlic cloves (even though I cut the garlic up). I cut everything up really small--maximize surface area. Somehow, the garlic "bubbled". Some of the fruits became super sticky, and I didn't think it would be safe to vacuum seal and save it like that. Any thoughts? I only trusted the process if the product "powderized"--if I could smush it between my fingers & have it turn to dust. Greenbeans, carrots, peas turned out super easily.
GO BIG OR GO HOME
I have the large one and run in several times a week. Worth every penny. Even non prepping family want to use it sometimes.
Now will it help if you flush the inside with nitrogen instead of just opening a valve to let regular air in?
Nice. What’s the price tag on that beast?
In the US, $6K
I honestly thought it would be more expensive. The only thing stopping me from buying one is the necessity of a dedicated circuit; my house is old and the wiring just isn't sufficient. Cool machine though.
Broke on an near nothing Budget so can't afford four grand though believe this would be well worth it for those who can. I grew up w a native American grandmother who raised 8 children and some of us grandchildren. I would help her dry our meat the old way outdoors. Pork was fully cooked then stored in its own rendered fat to extend the life of the product and beef could not be more then half inch in thickness and slathered in a dry chili w salt paste to eliminate moisture prior to hanging out in direct sun during the summer on a clothes line for 3 days in the summer heat covered w just a old thin sheet and we flipped it every 24 hours 3 days before it would be stuffed into old flour sacks. chicken was the only meat we had fresh due it it being raised in the yard but even that was not an everyday option. We mostly got our protein from beans and purslane and cactus pads w a year round small garden of very basic chili, onions and sometimes peanuts. our fruit was only citrus, fig or dates because that was about all that grew fairly well without much effort in Arizona weather. We grew corn but still purchased flour bean and rice.
What a beast
Wow! That’s like the size of a clothes dryer! 😱
Dude! You best check that cabinet/countertop can hold that weight!
It may bend the front edge permanently.
Just bagged up bell peppers, jalapenos, and tomatoes from the garden. I love my small unit.
Of course, you’ll have to build your own power plant to power this dehydrator
Not really. Other channels have hooked up little meters to see what it uses. It was $3 a batch. If you freeze the food in your freezer first it will run less by 5-8 hrs.
@@jilbertb I was joking because it was so big my friends only uses about a dollar per batch
Cool
I got the smallest one because it can run on a 15amp circuit, I can plug it in anywhere.
I truly dream of buying one
My husband just watched your video. I think he just gave me permission to buy one 😊
You won't regret it. Seriously worth it.
I love you man🤜🤛
Do you need a special AC outlet and separate electrical line to your service panel?
Yes
Most people probably need a storage unit to own one... its so big... Ahahahaha. Great idea to start a small local Buissness though.
Nate, just to give you a warning there’s hackers out there that are taking Ukraine content creators channel hostage, his channel is combat vet reacts, his latest video explains and thinks there’s more channels next
Yeah, even LTT, Linus Tech Tips, got hacked. That was 2 mos ago? It's a thing....
A game changer for home freeze driers. 👌
Definitely going to see about getting an "Extra Large Harvest Right Freeze Dryer for myself in the future. A bit on the expensive side, but damn well worth the cost.
TYVM CP!
I love my harvest right xl
Step up to 3-d printing for the fast and fresh steaks makes that prepping fun. 👁🗨
You've clearly been eating good lately. I'm almost sold on buying one of these. Also, 100v is standard (in the US). Did you mean 220?
In canada i think it 110 for standard appliances...the smaller harvest right are 220 oioe for the clothes dryer ( in canada)... you could also check with their website it should have that info
110v to 125v 220v to 250v it's alternating voltage hints alternating current Nikola Tesla patents
Yes, you need 220, like and oven or clothes dryer. And it needs to be it's own dedicated circuit.
@@jilbertb your kitchen GFI will do the job as long as u aren't using any other appliance on the counter top 20 amps is max you can carry on a 110v system after that you have to step up to 2 pole 240 setup
Do they have models that use standard NSF sheet pans or half pans?
We have a medium Harvest Right freeze drier and absolutely LOVE IT! That think is a monster. If people aren't aware, there is an upgrade for the medium to a 5 tray rack from 4 trays. It's not that expensive compared to the additional dry space.