Doyle Bros Wet-Waste : A Busy Monday

[arkansastrash320]

Nice video did you see that puding like stuff get squeezed out at about 10 minutes?5stars

[MitchellM15]

haha Yeh that was dirty hey?! There was also some shit erupting out the side of the packer after the 1st 660L in the video (2nd clip, 2nd bin-lift).

[crushandburn51]

just out thought, how good do veolia pay in ur region.

[MitchellM15]

They pay pretty well (anything's better than URM anyway haha), loaders on the RLs are just under $25 and drivers get about $28... in AU$ too.

[Trashman242]

lol soo lucky....Does Doyles have any other yards besides the one around Manly or is that it?

[MitchellM15]

Originally Doyles had a yard at Mona Vale, then they moved to Ingleside after they bought out MIT Waste and then they moved to Silverwater where they are still located. I reckon they should move back around my area so they're more central to their operations.

Also a driver told me I should delete some of the comments that were above due to their harshness towards the company in case someone got on and saw lol Just about their management and stuff... still going to work there one day! hehe

[MitchellM15]

Just funny about the size of the company, the money they make and how they don't want to spend anything! Ohhhh dear...

[Trashman242]

lol even worse than URM in stinginess + etc.?? lol that's too bad, although it makes sense, don't want to run to big of a risk(s) when your company's real small like that. OK, so basically that's the reason you didn't (couldn't) get work as a helper/loader with them. How did URM know you were interested in having a job like this? Just since you know the supervisor or what?

[Trashman242]

YEAH we haven't seen this truck for a while...designated for wet waste only? OK, so "wet waste" basically is organics (food waste)?? Just trying to get things straight..

You really did a nice job making a 'comeback' for this truck, almost 11 min. made it a really cool vid you must've worked hard on -- many stops in there :D 5/5 + fav!!

[Trashman242]

Just thinking here a sec...didn't you use to always go working (volunteering in a sense) w/a Doyle Bros. driver when you had time, but now you've got a job with URM?? Wouldn't you have rather just signed on with them? I mean, are you as good friends with the URM guys as you are with the one Doyle Bros. driver? IDK this just kinda dawned on me :D

[MitchellM15]

Well they have 3 of these trucks and they are all used on wet-waste runs, except two of the daytime drivers where 1 uses his truck for dry on Wednesdays and another who uses his truck for dry on Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri. Yep wet-waste is basically food waste and organics... just the terminology Doyles decided to use. Yeh I figured a lot of footage would be the way to go not having seen this truck for such a long period of time.

[JohnsDisposal]

Hey that's neat! I've never seen them double sized carts before. Great job with capturing the footage & editing this! Interesting how the toter lift pinches the lip to hold it onto the lift!

[MitchellM15]

Thanks very much, this is the typical commercial collection you'll find in Australia. I've been trying to get around to your videos, but haven't had sufficient time to watch them recently...

[JohnsDisposal]

Heh, LOL! It's almost imposible to watch every video of your subs & friends etc.

I don't even get around as much as I'd like to,... Just not enough time in a day to watch them all! LOL!

[Aussiegarbo13]

Great Work! wow I bet that truck smelt good :)

[Sean12325]

Like this truck, waited for this video to see what wet waste was. Nice clear graphics and did you take this video locally?

[MitchellM15]

Yes this was locally in a few neighbouring suburbs.

[trashmaster684]

Good stuff good stuff good stuff!

5 n fav!

[FormerWMDriver]

Great job! I've been struggling to get footage lately, glad to see that you can get some good quality video!!!

[r6man2]

IS there a difference in Aus. of wet waste and dry ? Isn't it the same ?

[MitchellM15]

Wet waste (aka mixed waste / putrescible waste) is classified as waste containing food + organics. On the other hand dry-waste doesn't contain food + organics, therefore it only contains recyclable materials.

[r6man2]

Nice video Mitch! Awesome to see you posting!

[tharealsteven]

Nice vid, it's a bumma how the truck's already got a bit of damage :(

[robinsonm08]

wow mitch havent sean a compaction systems for a while .lots of 660's to do there