CCC LET2 - E-Z Pack HCSLA Manual Side Load Garbage Truck

[@parker703]

My dad is the driver in this video. I sure do miss this truck

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

You've filmed so many great trucks! I really can't tell you which one I like best!

[@johnblessing68]

My favorite is still the pair of Garwoods you filmed

[@johnblessing68]

Thanks for keeping me entertained with your videos. Happy Anniversary to you

[@Trashmaster575]

Congrats man! Nice vid too!

[@markyboughter1087]

hmmm is that a yard waste truck with the E-Z PACK HCSLA MANUAL SIDE LOAD?

[@shadofax96]

What was that witchcraft you were hiding from us at 08:50 Mr TnT? You strategically turned the camera and basically said NOTHING TO SEE HERE when that things started turning the corner.

[@TrashMonkey22]

I didn't even notice I had gotten that in the background until I got home and reviewed my footage, but fear not! That Frankenstein of a recycling machine was also documented that morning as well, and will surely be seeing the light of day soon ;)

[@WasteManagementVehiclesIreland]

Cool!!

[@kostyan_359]

👍🤘👍

[@starleechronis3476]

Love this, DM me!!!

[@chaomingzhu7503]

I see a rear loader garbage truck

[@wolfmansicario4993]

What a waste of time and manpower.....not to mention unsafe...having the helper ride on the side.

[@joshgigler779]

wolfman sicario u understand that they also ride on the back of rear loaders. Which is just also unsafe. And oh well that he does it. If he gets hurt, it’s on him and the company not u. Don’t like it? Don’t watch it.

[@SCSITerminator]

Josh. In a rear loader's rear step, your not facing additional axles and wheels of the truck that can run over you when its traveling forwards. That's why riding on a side loader's sill is considered unsafe. Its because you're still forwards if the rear axles that can potentialy run over you. Still it's strange to see this side loader having a handhold and step that is allowing for riding forwards of the rear axles like this guy is doing. I dunno, everything evolves risk, safety is just the practice of mitigating and limiting exposure to said risk. But to be truly safe is to stay at home and do no work at all, which isn't very realistic. So again, it's what risks and level of exposure are you willing to take to get the work done.

[@pxthfinder6201]

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