City of Denton: Peterbilt 320 McNeilus Autoreach on Recycling

[@Trashmaster15]

I just love watching Denton trucks they're so awesome. Have you ever seen a 32 gallon cart in Denton

[@TheDFWTrashman]

trashmaster15 Thanks so much!!! Actually not exactly a 32 gallon, but I have seen the smallest old 35gal Toter carts, which I believe are some of the first the city ever rolled out.

[@Trashmaster15]

Interesting, I have a blue 32 gallon Otto classic cart from Denton tx. so you have never seen one of those. I think that it might have been a test cart because it was made in 2002. When were the 65 gallon carts made?

[@TheDFWTrashman]

trashmaster15 Oh, for some reason I had forgot about those. Yes I did see like only one there. I think they began giving out the 65 gal carts around that same time. I'm assuming they went automated around 2000 or 2001 since one of the oldest known ASL's was auctioned off with it being an 01'.

[@Trashmaster15]

TheDFWTrashman what kind of asl was auctioned?

[@TheDFWTrashman]

When was the city partnered with Republic?

[@bpenaspena]

The truck looks cool and the sound.what a cool way to pack.nice video.

[@TheDFWTrashman]

Benjrleo Pena Thanks!

[@TheNVTrashMan]

Excellent video! Glad to see that you're posting again! This truck was awesome! Really liked the extended bumper and it also sounded very nice. Can't wait to see what else you have to post!

[@TheDFWTrashman]

thelyokofannumber1 Thanks! I agree. I think you'll like what I'm going to film and post over the next few weeks. The City of Waco trucks, a Heil 5000 by Duncan Disposal, The city of Richardson and more!

[@RefuseTrucksOfRockyHill]

Man bro was going to dump the truck in the road