Waste Management Garbage Trucks of Menifee, CA

Right smack dab in the middle of the Inland Empire you’ll find a small rapid growing city called Menifee. Or what my friend calls it… Temecula… (it’s not). For well over a year now I’ve just been itching at filming in Menifee. However, I’ve wanted to film in this city way before I even started expanding my scouting’s. Why you ask?? Mainly because of four reasons. I have family that lives in Menifee, housing is cheap, WM is the franchise hauler and lastly… imagine passing through this city every time for years as you go up to LA or Palm Springs and you see these neighborhoods full with WM carts. After two failed attempts, one last October and one earlier this year in May, I finally managed to film in this city and piece together a pretty decent project.
Incorporated in 2008, Menifee is one of the newer cities in the Inland Empire. With a population pushing at 80,000 Menifee is growing by the day just like the other cities within the Inland Empire. With rapid development and the low housing market, it’s attracting many first time home buyers (like myself) new families, and as well as military family. It is said that Menifee is a very heavy military city due to the base that is located just 5 minutes up the 215.
I arrived shortly after 7am after making a pit stop in Murrieta (I got distracted when seeing trucks exiting the off ramp) and filmed my way through the morning and early afternoon before racing back down to San Diego where I had class and an exam later the same day. It worked out perfect.
I assumed that there had to be at least 10 trucks running throughout the city, I managed to get seven on film. One being an epic surprise as usual. You’ll see what it is if you watch till the end. What I didn’t know in my previous attempts was that Waste Management had changed the route plans several times before getting to this route plan. I assume it was because of the incorporation of the city because the original schedule was designed just the way WM does their unincorporated areas. After having a small conversation with one of the drivers I found out that Menifee is actually done predominately on one day. The other days the drivers are sent out to different parts of the county. So it’s nice knowing that they don’t really have a rotating crew like many cities do with their Monday-Friday pick up.
It was a very cold day, which was nice, I didn’t sweat my ass off like when I went to Murrieta. The video was edited and designed to showcase the trucks that I found in chronological order. Starting with the first truck at 7AM and ending with the last trucks at 1PM. You can see as the fog and overcast burn off later in the day. So I hope you like that little trick I learned in my Cinema class.
I hope you enjoy; a second part is to come in the near future as well as an individual video of one of the trucks featured in this video. Next stop in my Inland Empire excursion… The Dutch Village
#WasteManagementCompilation

[@anagalvan04]

1:55 Love that roar

[@KingJJA510]

Awesome amrep

[@antelopevalleyrefuse2893]

awesome video!! alot of cool trucks,i enjoyed the Python the most.. i liked how he dumped 2 cans at the same time and how he lid flipped. nice work!!!

[@TheTrashman97]

Thank you, Glad you enjoyed. I know that durapack was a surprise for me. What made it even better was those two back to back double dumps, def. something an Amrep can't do. Lol

[@antelopevalleyrefuse2893]

TheTrashman97 no problem!! And agreed on that. Too bad amreps cant do that haha

[@thomasacosta]

Antelope Valley Refuse op!{

[@DanielWDonuts]

@@TheTrashman97 ohhh you're mistaken, an amrep can do a double dump, all 3 sizes too

[@jenalanmason]

Python stile side loaders are my favorite

[@jameslamb449]

Thetrashman97 thank so much for the video I live in menifee thanks 🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@colemilloy8450]

2 of those trucks service my neighbor hood they are the 103374 and the 103376 and they collect the green wast and the trash

[@TheTrashman97]

Cool, what city/area is that? Because I know they rotate these trucks around the county throughout the week

[@colemilloy8450]

wichester temecula area

[@TheTrashman97]

Cole Milloy The Dutch Village? The neighborhood east of Murrieta?

[@colemilloy8450]

no i live in the morningstar ranch

[@TheTrashman97]

Cole Milloy I don't where that's at. lol. Is it the community in between Murrieta and Temecula off of Hot Springs?

[@jameswormsley460]

awesome footage

[@TruckMan64]

Awesome Video!! Is this a Friday route? Like how 102880 double dumps. Did you find any FL's or Zrs?

[@TheTrashman97]

Unfortunately not, the FL's run in the unincorporated parts, which I want to assume the reason why I haven't come across one yet, and I haven't come across a WM ZR before so to me they're out of sight out of mind.

[@justyouraverage_weeb4586]

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[@TheThreeMusketeers91214]

Thumbs up 👍🏼

[@lizbethfelix8572]

Kool

[@ShotLmao]

Whats the truck called at 8:45?

[@ryanr2644]

That's a Heil Python

[@misaelrojas8055]

@@ryanr2644 what's a heil python

[@courty1968]

Misael Rojas The Heil Python is one of 3 types of arms Heil made.The other 2 are Heil 7000's and Heil Rapid Rails.They don't make Heil 7000's anymore.Heil Pythons are known to be slow trucks but after 5-8 years since they've been in service they become beasts.You can see more of Heil Pythons from The NVTrashMan's videos

[@dogensuch]

Heil python

[@ShotLmao]

@@dogensuch just a little bit late on that answer

[@garbagetrucksreviews6400]

Love this video👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheTrashman97]

Thank You, Glad you enjoyed :)

[@icookrats]

The trash man97 XD

[@Aocusticmonkey]

Burgundy WMX cart at 1:41

[@TheTrashman97]

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[@TerinBergeron]

I like the amreps the best

[@jameslamb449]

I have that can at 4:09

[@TheNVTrashMan]

Great video! Nice to see you filmed your first DP Python lol. If I'm not mistaken, I believe that truck was filmed by a couple other youtubers as well.

[@TheTrashman97]

Yes it was my first Durapack. I originally thought that truck was a python, until I realized that it was a Durapack... which made it even more awesome. I was astonished and surprised that the Moreno Valley Waste Management even had these trucks... I had thought they went full Amrep already, so it was neat seeing a truck I've never seen before and not make an entire video of just amreps. Lol, I wouldn't be surprised if multiple users filmed this truck. But I don't care, I've never seen their footage so to me it was the first time seeing it so I enjoyed it more than anything.

[@TheNVTrashMan]

TheTrashman97 I believe they have 2 of those trucks. I think they might scrap them soon though. I believe that's what Mike said.

[@TheTrashman97]

TheNVTrashMan The driver said they have two left, used only for spares, funny thing is that this guy even broke down in the spare the day I filmed him. Poor guy

[@TheNVTrashMan]

What part of the truck broke down?

[@TheTrashman97]

He had an air leak in the breaks.

[@lucazz6402]

9:28 damn boi

[@maxalcala1366]

Max

[@danielleseidler1936]

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[@bradenpoplin8380]

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