( Extremely Rare) Molok Garbage Truck WM

In this video, I capture a rare garbage truck  Molok system where the garbage bins are underground The truck operator using a remote control. The highly skilled operator, picks up the bin with a hydraulic boom and positioned the garbage over the rear of the garbage truck then pulls a cord to release the garbage  at this time he is running the packer to make space for the garbage. This was a waste management, repack CNG vehicle Mac truck. This was filmed in Brampton Ontario Canada thank you for watching 

[@deletedaccount5045]

Love the concept. Maintenence on these must be a pain in the butt. I see these not as really efficient but, also messy and i could see these ripping open one day and spilling fly larvae and everything else onto the ground.

[@byjoligarbageman]

You mentioned everything in one comment thank you for sharing

[@leandro9311]

Im from Portugal, these underground gargabe containers are common across Europe as a all, i´ve also worked in garbage colection including these type. Molok´s (which have the same name in Portugal curiously enough but with a diferent spelling) are really used in cities to save space above ground as they allow the colection of a very large quantity of garbage, just underground with a very small portion sticking out above ground. Your concerns are completely valid and and they happened from time to time, it also comes down the model of the Molok being used, the type in the video i never worked with but apears to be a better design, older types are just a rope that goes around metal rings to tie the bag with a good metal spiggot stuck in the rope to prevent it from sliding and opening the bag at the bottom, these are much more prone to opening too early because a worker needs to keep the rope tight without the spiggot until the bag is placed on the truck hopper, if for some reason his colleague operating the crane does a very sudent movement, the guy with the rope might let it go and you have 2 tons of garbage on the ground that you have to pick up with a shovel which will take upwards of 2 hours. For maintenance, we have a small van that is operated by 2 people, the van haves a water reservoir, high pressure washing machine and a water pump, the bag from the Molok can be pulled by hand which isn´t easy but duable, you wash the bag inside the Molok tube itself so the water doesn´t flow to the street which wouldn´t be good, you then scoop the water from inside the Molok with the water pump, a guy then goes inside with a ladder to scrub the all thing with a cloth and help scoop the remaining water since its not good to leave a decent size amount of water inside these. Of course nowdays, there´s large trucks, automatic washing setups and all sorts of solution for maintenance of Molok´s and what not, the company i worked with was still very much older type methods and machines

[@ottopartz1]

Regular front loader grabbing dumpsters would be six stops down the road by the time this guy dumps the equivalent of one dumpster. Looks like a good concept, but terrible execution!!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for sharing

[@ronblack7870]

plus noisy as hell and also dropped some of the garbage .

[@Operator9010]

Seems like it’s more of a space issue, bulky garbage bins tend to take up space in smaller areas, having these fixed into the concrete is a great solution but time consuming to empty

[@Top5cring]

​@@ronblack7870well the noise is just the hydraulic pump, nothing to do with the crane really. Garbage trucks need better dampening for the hydraulic pumps. That would help.

[@EBTROUBLE]

Tearing down every phone line in sight too!

[@joepope66ems]

Just watching this video again must be a better way to pick up Garbage but still enjoyable to watch. Thank you very much for posting this video.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@joepope66ems]

@@byjoligarbageman you should try to do more videos like this

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@joepope66ems yes sir I would love to do another video with this truck but very hard to find. Thank you once again for your support.

[@joepope66ems]

@@byjoligarbageman OK have a great day. Take care.

[@rongallucci1495]

I think the Front Load concept of these underground containers is much better. I've seen videos and looks much easier. just fork, lift out and dump. The capacity it gives with container being mostly underground could eliminate weekend pickups for most businesses.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree I think the front end loaders would be a little bit more efficient

[@rongallucci1495]

I think Envirobin is one of the manufactures of the FL underground system. @@byjoligarbageman

[@jeremykagchelland2876]

They are all over here in The Netherlands and they are quick

[@CoolHandMacc]

Interesting for sure, but the rear load version seems tedious. Wonder why they didn't opt for the FEL versions. Still, something different and cool to see in action.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes for sure very interesting but it’s very time consuming. Thank you for watching.

[@DarkFox6211818]

Looks to be one stout crane with that much tele, which is cool. But this will never be common for many reasons. If the crane is rated for over 6000lbs in the US it technically requires the operator to hold and maintain a CCO license, which isn't cheap or something everybody is able or willing to do. That also means the unit itself should technically be osha'd, inspected and certified as a crane, again not cheap and a recurring expense. There's far too much risk and liability in the application - falling objects, operating conditions - low height bridges, structures, and most dangerous of all overhead power lines. The potential to touch a power line alone is enough to keep this kind of machine a rarity.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching

[@rmatt24]

Must be tedious working and maintaining the hydraulic system, especially coming in for maintenance!😢

[@byjoligarbageman]

Tell me about it

[@lleroy8929]

And with that, he only has 159 more stops to make for the day. Should finish up about the time he needs to be back to work.. Very inefficient time management here. I guess WM does stand for Wasted Management. Great video though, thanks for sharing.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes waste management lol thank you for your comment and for watching my video

[@hunterbrooks4627]

Love how he hits the sign with truck😂

[@byjoligarbageman]

Did not notice that 😂

[@brendatravels416]

How interesting! Very cool catch

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you I like too find different trucks

[@WMAC_Master]

canada sure has some unusual garbage trucks

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yeah, you don’t see too many of these trucks. They’re more comment in Europe.

[@AdriansGarbageTrucks]

Very cool!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you very much for watching my video

[@nataliehilton]

These bins are used in several European countries. From what i've seen, they are in Switzerland and France; mainly ski resorts.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes, I heard that from a few of my viewers seems to be more popular in Europe

[@brendatravels416]

Very interesting!!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you again. I hope you like this video.

[@rollingwithdre]

Pretty cool I dnt think I’ve ever seen it done like this before

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes first time for me thank you for watching

[@ManMountainMetals]

I see why they are rare.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Very funny 😄

[@ericlucky5426]

This truck is cool!!!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you very nice truck

[@joepope66ems]

Wow very nice Truck amazing video bro

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for your support

[@joepope66ems]

@@byjoligarbageman no problem 😉

[@SPARTAN_Cayde-26]

Yea maybe in USA but in Finland we have so many of those Molok containers so we need trucks for those.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes that’s what I’ve heard in Europe. They’re very popular. I’ve seen these trucks driving around but I’ve never actually knew what type of pick up they did.

[@mackenzienowak6346]

Whoa! What a rare thing we are seeing here, boys n girls! A garbage truck with a crane! Holy 💩!!!😂

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for your comment

[@mackmcneilus1267]

Sure doesn't look too efficient and also the danger factor with overhead power lines.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree ☝️

[@timafiggy]

Yes

[@davidpotter3777]

The back end of the truck needs extensions on the hopper. This would keep the whole operation cleaner. The extensions could be painted green ? God bless you and your families Aloha and amen

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching cheers

[@zhangxie9568]

Wow

[@byjoligarbageman]

Something different for sure

[@jameshack485]

That's a first for me. But they would better off using grapple truck to lift and dump trash onto rolloff rather than use a rear load truck. Don't think you can load anything else in that truck given how high the hopper clearance is.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree ☝️

[@Burrtectruckfinder217]

really coool find tho!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yeah, it’s my first time seeing one of those trucks in action

[@Burrtectruckfinder217]

@@byjoligarbageman you find these truck in spain and other places

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@Burrtectruckfinder217 yes

[@TheBigdog868]

What an interesting way to collect garbage

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes very interesting 🤨

[@Joshuasfunandgames]

this process is cool but really slow. what if the bottom of the container broke?

[@byjoligarbageman]

I was thinking the same thing it sure wouldn’t be fun to pick up all that garbage. Thank you for watching.

[@tyrannyterminator4179]

Does this cost $1,000 each can?…the speed seems to be set to extra slow…

[@byjoligarbageman]

I’m not too sure of the cost but it does seem like a very expensive and slow process. Thank you for your comment.

[@robertchristensen2633]

Now all this is a first ie the type of truck set up and trash collector

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching

[@Jorgen87]

This has been in Europe for the past 10+ years allready :)

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes not common in North America

[@Jorgen87]

@@byjoligarbageman As a tip, you can google " NTM Crane", thats one of the typical rear-loader in the nordic countries and even being used in Spain aswell.. :)

[@Jorgen87]

@@byjoligarbageman You can google, "NTM Crane" for the rear loader, with a crane on it for underground bins/Molok's.. NTM = Ab Närpes Trä & Metall, Its a company based in Finland that has made garbage trucks since the 1950's. But they do have costumers even in the UK, Canada and somewhat in the U.S aswell.

[@kc0eks]

Interesting but seems to be a failure at every step here. Not better than a dumpster at all

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@LatitudeSky]

It's better in two, maybe three areas. One, it's mostly out of sight, unlike an ugly dumpster. Two, it seems well sealed so bears and rodents should be easily locked out. This is a huge concern in some areas. It's generally forbidden to hunt bears so they are spreading even into more urban settings where they can find lots of garbage. Three, it should keep snow out. I call this a maybe advantage because a properly closed dumpster will also do this but many places don't bother to close them.

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@LatitudeSky yes you’re right it’s just a different way of having the bins outside the residence or businesses

[@miles5600]

there there underground dumpsters like the ones we use in the netherlands a lot? the metal ones that're all metal

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes more common in Europe

[@wdrobby]

seems extremely inefficient.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree

[@fabriciobarroslima]

It was probably an idea from someone at corporate...

[@thunderbear0]

How. To me that looks perfect, A nice solution for bigger apartment compex, you dont need large dumpsters taking alot of space and they are open the smell is everywhere etc

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@thunderbear0 yes less smelly for sure 👍

[@TowMater603]

Front loader seems like the better option. Save time and money. i used to run a rear loader... it sucked !

[@byjoligarbageman]

Rear loader much better

[@TowMater603]

@@byjoligarbageman Says you.

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@TowMater603 thank you for your comment

[@TowMater603]

Apparently you clearly do not understand sarcasm. i was not giving you a compliment. but whatever. to each their own. i hated working the rear loading trucks.. i drove roll-off's.. that was much much better. more driving , less getting in and outta the truck 40+ times a day.

[@brianspencer6955]

Pretty cool! Did the driver say why they used them there? Seems like a commercial place, which would be better to have dumpsters.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes it was behind a plaza yes much cleaner than dumpsters for sure

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

Wonder how many children get sacrificed to this thing 😂

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for sharing

[@timafiggy]

Where is this? They could be have used that truck for tree debris. We have something like that arm thin in Florida. Though the truck is just the open basket for it.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching

[@jimmyssnowremoval1075]

Where was this video filmed?

[@byjoligarbageman]

Brampton Ontario Canada

[@MM-fe9mz]

This looks like a janky version of systems in Europe that use metal bins.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes something similar

[@johnwoa]

"Thumbs Up" on your video but "Thumbs Down" on this waste management concept which comes out of Northern Europe and is used in various countries overseas. As you can see in your video, when the "textile" sack is emptied into the rear hopper of the garbage truck, garbage drops everywhere on the ground and it is very messy. This always happens with MOLOK containers. QUESTION: Did the operator of the truck have to sweep up all the garbage that fell onto the ground? And, if so, how did he get all of that fallen garbage up into that rear "elevated" hopper??? LOL!!! Furthermore, what happens with that "textile" sack when it eventually gets saturated with garbage juice, fly larvae, etc...? I would think that could become a health hazard when left unnoticed and unattended underground and not cleaned/washed. Give me a (Dempster) dumpster any day of the week! -- nhoJ

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes, I agree. It doesn’t look to be the most efficient way of picking up garbage. I’m sure it must cost a little bit more to get picked up thank you again for your comments

[@johnwoa]

@@byjoligarbageman I was wondering, did he have to sweep up all that fallen garbage on the pavement or did he leave it, and if he cleaned it up, how did he get it into the truck? Just wondering because I have noticed messes like this with MOLOK in the past with other KZbin videos.

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@johnwoa not too sure I think he would pick it up

[@johnwoa]

@@byjoligarbageman Thanks for your replies! I am ancient "physical age-wise", but I stay young because of watching waste collection and garbage trucks over the many decades. I've rubbed shoulders with the (residential) solid waste industry since the 1950's and I remember when Dempster Dumpster was first introduced and the City of Cincinnati started getting dumpsters before the front-end loader garbage trucks were invented. In the very beginning, each (Cincinnati) dumpster had to be taken by a Loadstar cabover International Harvester chassis truck to be dumped and then the dumpster was returned to the commercial place of business. When the front-end loaders were acquired by the City of Cincinnati, this old method of emptying the dumpsters was abandoned. But, from the very beginning, the dumpster was a very clean and efficient way to collect garbage from commercial establishments, apartment buildings, etc.... Hoping you have a nice Labour Day! -- John

[@LatitudeSky]

​@johnwoa There was a open dumpster-type sliding side door on the driver's side of the back hopper. Might have been another door on the passenger side.

[@americanrambler4972]

What an oddball garbage dumpster! The garbage bill for using these dumpsters must be horribly high! There is nothing economical about this configuration! This is a lot of effort and resources to create a semi attractive dumpster in a public space.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you not very efficient for sure but fun to watch

[@alex84896]

Seems like a really stupid idea I can see that bag wearing out and ripping wide-open on you when you’re trying to empty it seems like a lot of work for not that much difference and just putting a regular dumpster there for a rear loader

[@byjoligarbageman]

That would make sense

[@Mr5150Sarge]

The idea was good but the reality of it is less than ideal.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@Mr5150Sarge]

@@byjoligarbageman I have never been a fan of the one size fits all approach for things. This probably has a very specific market that I know nothing about. Maybe a rural community where it’s impractical to have a front end loader following you around? Never know what works until you try.

[@byjoligarbageman]

@@Mr5150Sarge you make a very good point thank you for your comment

[@bubbapate5740]

Not very efficient is it?

[@byjoligarbageman]

No not at all thank you for watching

[@woods840]

Seems ridiculously inefficient.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree

[@abelpadilla7789]

You can put a enclosure put 3-4yd bins or put 3 -6yd bins it still would be alot easier and quicker this system is to slow and messy.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree with you very slow thank you for watching

[@EBTROUBLE]

That seems very inefficient

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you. I think a front end bin would be a lot more efficient.

[@happyfisherman4432]

these seem like they would cost a lot more then bins just from the hours of labor paid the men who look after them

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you. Thank you for watching.

[@bgc242]

Definitely flushed efficiency down the toilet. Guy prb gets 3 stops, 12 hours. SMDH

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes, definitely not very efficient but it was fun to watch. Thank you for your comment.

[@RE-vu4fb]

Weird no hard hat?

[@byjoligarbageman]

Not so weird thank you for watching

[@Black32808]

Great job, but those LCR's suck ass. Makes it difficult to get any work done.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching

[@smorris281]

What the hell is that???!!!

[@byjoligarbageman]

I know crazy way to big up garbage

[@chaddentandt9868]

This does not look very time saving.

[@byjoligarbageman]

No I agree with you

[@Kaynos]

Guess that's what happen when a city as too much money to spend. Trying to re-invent the trash can by making one that need a specialized truck to pick up. Not very bright and look at all the mess he did, overflowing garbage from the top.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@ugliestgorilla9006]

This does not look very time efficient.

[@byjoligarbageman]

No, it doesn’t look very efficient but it was fun to watch

[@colinschlueter847]

Too slow! Plus look at the ground!

[@byjoligarbageman]

I’m sure he picked up all the garbage that fell. Thank you for watching.

[@williamgraul4218]

Well that's a waste of a truck

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree with you

[@mikemichaud5578]

That is just a waste of time and more work. Hopefully he is paid by the hour

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I hope so

[@2uned08]

This seems like way to many steps and not nearly as productive as the other trucks

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree with you thank you for watching

[@brettdajett]

absolute waste of PTO time. that thing is gonna be taken off fleet in half time of other systems i would guess..

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you I think it’s more for the customer so they don’t have the bins outside

[@matthewp1682]

Seems like a horrible idea

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes very slow

[@whuffer5103]

Donde estas basura juice?

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for sharing

[@darrenfarrell-bn2cb]

Too Slow

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes I agree but fun to watch 👍

[@MetaView7]

this is not a good system. It takes too long to load. Too messy. This is not suitable for winter where snow can accumulate. Back to the drawing board.

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for your comment

[@JerseyTom]

wow, what a stupid, messy, labor intensive and time consuming method!

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you 100%

[@masterdriver30]

What a huge waste of time and money

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@sticksandstones1885]

It's not efficient. It looks like it took Mess, and it looks more dangerous. Trucks should pull up, pick can up and dump it.. The driver should not have to leave the truck.. Bed design waste of money. Hope that company has good insurance. Because I see many accidents in many laws Suits in the future... It's not an accident waiting to happen it's an accident that will happen.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@thewatchmen4920]

Nope

[@byjoligarbageman]

Cheers

[@PatBarrett2663]

What a cluster fu- - 😂 must have been his first time 😢 and yes what a waste of time ?

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for sharing

[@therealjplavoie]

as someone who works for a crane company " The highly skilled operator" is a joke, i have yard guys with better hoisting skills.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I’m sure he’s doing his best

[@palletwizard]

What a waste of time. Absolutely unnecessary.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree

[@recycleman975]

yep wheelies are better

[@Vlican]

this has got to be the stupidest design for waste storage and removal... a regular dumpster is FAR superior

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you but it’s fun to watch cheers

[@handymanr4729]

What a dumb arse system ...takes forever, makes a mess.. Loud. Clumsy loading. Must of been made in USA

[@byjoligarbageman]

Maybe thank you for watching

[@gliderider7077]

😂. Yikes what a total waste of time! Very inefficient to appease a small group of people 🙄

[@byjoligarbageman]

I guess if the companies are willing to pay the bill I guess it’s worth it

[@slomotrainwreck]

Fiddly, messy, and slow to operate from what I can see, and whose the lucky person that has to clean out the holes when they fill up with the juices? Rube Goldberg

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes, that wouldn’t be a very nice job. Thank you for watching.

[@mandatoryrecords]

This seems kinda pointless an a waste of time

[@byjoligarbageman]

I don’t disagree, but it was interesting to watch

[@movingearth3726]

Think green…. Think smarter the front loaders you have now are way more efficient than this thing what are you even trying to do just get rid of dumpsters lol this is absolutely completely pointless

[@byjoligarbageman]

I guess they’re trying a different way to pick up the garbage

[@Kurokyura]

This is the worst thing I’ve ever seen 😂

[@byjoligarbageman]

I wouldn’t say it’s the worst thing, but it’s definitely a different way of picking up Garbage

[@VOTEREPUBLICANS594]

And then comes a windy day

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes, that would suck on a windy day

[@half-breed]

Worst garbage truck design i have ever seen

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you

[@MrTripleTee]

Buddy is violating company policy by not wearing proper ppe... I am amazed he didn't grab it when he knew someone was filming him.

[@byjoligarbageman]

I am sure he will be okay 👌

[@user-bq4qt4we1y]

👎💩

[@byjoligarbageman]

Thank you for watching

[@Burrtectruckfinder217]

someone wants to get dropped fuckin kicked

[@joekugelman4196]

Takes way to long to do it like this!

[@byjoligarbageman]

Yes way to long

[@robertstanley3799]

What a stupid idea just used a dumpster it way faster

[@byjoligarbageman]

I agree with you very strange