we have a truck just like this at our division here in PA the shutes dont split like that though. The driver that uses it now keeps the shute over on the passenger side so that if there is cardboard he can use the panel to get rid it. We went single stream last year so now the split body is all but obsolete. I guess you could use one side for trash and the other for recycle....
In march we are coverting to the single sort recycling. There have been talks of using this truck on a small subscription route to collect trash and recycle like you say.
One packer just like a normal side loader except this one has a divider in the middle. Google "labrie waste" to visit there website. They have pictures of how it works.
The Leach Rearloader with the Mack cab as seen in the other vides. My computer crashed and I cant upload any new vids till i get a new computer but i do have others
thats soo cool! please make more! im subscribihng! hey, what do you do wit the contamination? ie the plastic bag. the contamination rate looks pretty low.
there is that little wire on the switch which controls how far the blade moves which can be adjusted with the touch of a finger but its not my truck and i didn't want to move anything
it better not happen again..my neck is so fuckin sore! Just kidding..I worked on a truck exactly like this one..Labries are great..what are you packing ..about 2-3 tons of recycling???
It gets wedged in the opening pretty good. Some will fall back but its very little. Actually the more full the comingle is, the more fall back you get because the plastics act like a sponge
Using both compartments for recycling eh?, good video
tharealsteven 3 years ago
we have a truck just like this at our division here in PA the shutes dont split like that though. The driver that uses it now keeps the shute over on the passenger side so that if there is cardboard he can use the panel to get rid it. We went single stream last year so now the split body is all but obsolete. I guess you could use one side for trash and the other for recycle....
mattthetrashman 3 years ago
In march we are coverting to the single sort recycling. There have been talks of using this truck on a small subscription route to collect trash and recycle like you say.
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Thats what we use ours for. Trash on the 60 side and single sort on the 40 side.
mcbombtings 3 years ago
What kind of side loader is this? Two side packer?
Danny19921125 3 years ago
One packer just like a normal side loader except this one has a divider in the middle. Google "labrie waste" to visit there website. They have pictures of how it works.
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
can u get more of this truck
retardobull 3 years ago
I can although i do not drive it very much. Only once in awhile on a holiday i get to use it.
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
what truck do u usually drive
retardobull 3 years ago
The Leach Rearloader with the Mack cab as seen in the other vides. My computer crashed and I cant upload any new vids till i get a new computer but i do have others
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
cool.tht suck ur comp crashed.were in ny do u work
retardobull 3 years ago
thats soo cool! please make more! im subscribihng! hey, what do you do wit the contamination? ie the plastic bag. the contamination rate looks pretty low.
pandymoose 3 years ago
Thanks. All non recyclables collected go into a 30 yard compactor and then hauled to the incinerator.
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
sometimes you can use move the splitter chute back and forth to help push the materials into the packer blade
mcbombtings 3 years ago
I'll keep that in mind next time I use it and if the shutes are fixed
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
that packer blade should go further into the body than that...it probably needs to be adjusted....is this a new truck?
trashratt 3 years ago
there is that little wire on the switch which controls how far the blade moves which can be adjusted with the touch of a finger but its not my truck and i didn't want to move anything
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
That is about how far the blade extends on the Expert 2000.
mcbombtings 3 years ago
suks that the crusher panel dosnt work
chillin626 3 years ago
Hey nice work, love this split body, recycling MSL action!! Hope to see more after this series!
Trashman242 3 years ago
The camera did move making it look upside down. I've modified my mount so it doesn't happen again
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
it better not happen again..my neck is so fuckin sore! Just kidding..I worked on a truck exactly like this one..Labries are great..what are you packing ..about 2-3 tons of recycling???
trashratt 3 years ago
there was about that on the truck at the time. Completely loaded it hold around 7 or 8 ton
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Nice! Its a new truck, i think, so much color in the compactor.
Thc60 3 years ago
its about 8 months old
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Ever use that cart tipper? great vid
r6man2 3 years ago
Did not use the cart tipper but I should have got video of it. Its a weird design
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Don't think I've seen a split Labrie MSL, cool truck! Do you sometimes find it hard loading these? Guess jams like shown don't help.
MitchellM15 3 years ago
Its alot easier than it looks. Bins full of paper that have been sitting in the rain can be somewhat difficult to throw down the shoot.
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Oh I guess it's really just loose loading, maybe I'm thinking more about carts.
MitchellM15 3 years ago
loved it
lahluv 3 years ago
Never seen a truck like this. Cool
GatorJake12 3 years ago
Because most companies are going to "Single Stream" (no sorting) these trucks will always be a rare find. They remind me of Shu-Paks split body MSL's
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
Cardboard jams suck but at least that cardboard is being recycled.
rd1027 3 years ago
I feel like putting a match to the paper side and just letting it burn as i throw it in
NYMegaMan 3 years ago
What about the comingle side? it seems like it would all want to fall back down again until you really started to fill up.
rd1027 3 years ago
It gets wedged in the opening pretty good. Some will fall back but its very little. Actually the more full the comingle is, the more fall back you get because the plastics act like a sponge
NYMegaMan 3 years ago