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I think it’s called the Freightliner Cargo.

I think

May have had the sidesteps welded on

Yeah, let's make sure everything goes to the garbage.

Wabash Valley?

Lots of them 😂 some of locals routes are 1200 trash stops recycling up to 1700

@@Cameronherdman69 I heard 2200 in whatever that town they do on Tuesdays west of Columbus is called

You mean in the city of Columbus proper? I mean the city uses it’s own trucks for trash and Rumpke does recycling and yard waste. I know there are about 215,000 households that have residential service through the city. If we assume each route has 1,200 stops that would be about 36 routes per day in a 5 day collection week. This goes for recycling and trash. Yard waste is still collected biweekly so that’s half as many routes at like 18. So like Rumpke would have around 50 to 55 routes per day. I know at this point about 1/3 of recycling routes are with rear loaders and all of the yard waste routes so that’s like 30 rear loaders out every day. That’s just for Columbus proper though and doesn’t include any of the metropolitan area

@@ct_refuseHilliard?

@@buckeyestatesolidwaste yes Hilliard. 2200 recycle. Alpha is 600-800. I know you said at one point that the city rear loads do the left side of one ways but seems like almost all the one ways had the cans wheeled to one side. I saw a few rl streets, left side of some busy one ways. A one way alley, and just a random street which I guess has “too many cars parked.” I was only there briefly. Saw a Rumpke loadmaster doing one way recycle. But all the carts were on one side. Didn’t want to be filmed tho

It just so happens I’ll probably be in the Columbus area Wednesday to Friday next week so I’d totally take you up on that if I do end up going

I’m not sure. All I know is I have not seen it anywhere else. Most places around here don’t even do separate yard waste collections despite it technically being a state law that yard waste not be mixed with trash. The exception seems to be Lake County where every city I’ve been to does yard waste. The other Kimble contracts don’t provide carts though only this one. I would think that the cart thing is relatively new but can’t be certain

@@buckeyestatesolidwaste the only other place I can think of that as toters for yard waste is Trenton Michigan which Harrison filmed years ago. They recently got toters for recycling out there. I’ve done a couple of routes and been told to take everything so I’ve taken recycle and trash and compost and trash, but it was just helping out I ain’t a big fan of mixing them two together

Thank you! I agree it is very interesting. I’m thinking Kimble might just be testing the cart thing in Wickliffe and it could expand to surrounding areas, which would be cool imo. I’d honestly welcome more places doing automated yard waste since the only other ones I can think of around here are Independence and Cuyahoga Falls. As for anything else I’ve gotten around here, that’s a rather big list since I do live in Willoughby now if you didn’t know. I’ve filmed a couple ex premier trucks in Euclid and Willowick, then there’s the CCC, other than that just the usual Kimble stuff. From other companies I did WM in Mentor a few times and some of that was carry cans on yard waste. I got a few clips of a carry can and Curotto tag teaming. Republic I got some really good stuff of an Allied LEU McNeilus Atlantic carry can, Meridians, and new Heils. The Cleveland Republic yard is still completely diesel as far as I can tell. That’s honestly about it for stuff I have good footage of. There’s some awesome stuff I keep trying to film but haven’t been very successful. This includes stuff from Euclid Disposal and Major. I got a few clips of their stuff but not much

@@buckeyestatesolidwaste yep us and Cleveland are all diesel, Elyria runs the only cngs. Rumpke has a new Python in aurora you should check out!

It all depends on what the city ordinance is because I’m a scraper and certain areas are off limits and can result in you getting an ticket and your vehicle being impounded and you going to jail in some cases all because you want to put food on your table it’s an criminal offense to scrap

@alex84896 yeah, its illegal in one of the suburbs I scrap in around me. A cop stopped me early one morning and told me to stop garbage picking. I asked what if I got to homeowners permission and he said no. Then he said go back and garbage pick in your own city, I told him I won't because people here throw away a lot of great stuff. Other cops in that city told me go ahead we don't care, as long as people have it at the curb as garbage go ahead and take it