Must all Good Things Come to an End?? #64 (part 2)

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(More to come after I let you all digest this much :D)

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• CCC
• Disposal
• EDCO
• EDI
• Escondido
• garbage
• green
• Heil
• loader
• manual
• Maxon
• CWS
• refuse
• side
• trash
• truck
• Volvo
• Autocar
• waste
• yard
• Rapid
• Rail
• RR
• ASL
• MSL

[trashman262]

yes it was......and the company is Richfield Management in Michigan.

[Trashman242]

Neat...what was the manufacturer of the side loader??

[trashman262]

I drove a recycle truck with a packing blade like that......i hated

[Trashman242]

Manual side loader? Where was this and which company was it?

[Trashman242]

Yeah LOL that's only for commercial places and most mobile home parks where the haul it away themselves.

[MitchellM15]

Ooohhhh..... now that makes a little more sense, to think what there could've been if it was like I thought.

[Trashman242]

No, the gardeners set out each residents' greens in their own bins, at their curb. Normally don't haul everything away with them...

[MitchellM15]

People have gardeners as well! Then that means there isn't shit out compared to what there could be, bloody hell... talk about a lot of greens.

Well I love that angle of the RR, something nice to mix up the footage with.

[Trashman242]

That view has a bit of a story behind it, I actually was watching someone else's vid of a RR, thought the same thing as you. Real neat angle where you can see it all sorta pile out....Then I just had the realization "Wait a minute, RRs collect my trash/recycling, I could get the same kind of view with my own camcorder!", so I try to get a shot like that every now and then...

[Trashman242]

This area's a bit inland, still within 45 min. of it though. Yep, 64's one of the new MSLs, got some video of this truck a while back during the first few weeks of operation (see the Christmas '07 vids) as well as for the whole '08 summer series :) Yep, majority of people have gardeners who do it for them, so that's probably a main reason.