GoPro Manual Trash & Organics with a New Truck

[@westtexasrefuse7169]

Very cool video brotha!! Such a different perspective from this camera angle which shows the process.

[@mrrandy1]

The greens that people are throwing away 9:04 are so pretty and the other stuff too at 10:53 is so sad.

[@wmautoreach123]

Excellent video!

[@94tristen_thetrashman]

Thanks Nick!

[@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca]

Awesome video dude.

[@94tristen_thetrashman]

Thanks dude

[@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca]

@@94tristen_thetrashman no problem dude.

[@TheNVTrashMan]

Very cool to see this process, did it take you longer to finish your route that day. Looks like a peaceful area to pull trash in lol. It's cool to see areas down there that have managed to slip through the cracks of the standard 3 cart system. Haha I couldn't imagine a Heil DP going through their lol.

[@nokia3750]

💯💯💯

[@minibinwaredisposaldude5641]

Nice video

[@AthensServicesofAzusaCA]

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[@WMAC_Master]

always found this method interesting. Any reason why mini RL's don't do it?

[@Deleted_Channel1]

From an industry perspective, that’s a waste of time and money. You’re not gonna get the same payloads as you are with a standard front loader meaning more trips to the dump which in remote or areas like these likely means that dump is far from route. The other thing is, these puppies can handle two streams at once vs using a small truck with virtually no way to make that a split truck your only gonna get one stream per truck, and it’s not ideal for backing up instantly or letting traffic go through (assuming your talking about an under CDL truck like the trucks LABOS runs on some sort or routes). Now if you’re talking about a standard Mini rear loader, that’s a major liability. The streets are already tight and with cars parked, that spells disaster in the works. You have a pretty good chance to hit a car if you’re not careful and have tons of blind spots versus with these, they are easily able to stop quick and correct. You also have less blind spots than with a huge vehicle.

[@WMAC_Master]

@@Deleted_Channel1ok i see the point. makes sense