Two Labrie Automizer Garbage Trucks
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Here’s some more of Recology Sonoma Marin trucks. They run quite a few of these Automizers in various places. Most recently, they purchased New Way Sidewinders for the City of Santa Rosa contract. But they are primarily running a mix of the old Ratto Group trucks and the old stuff from other surrounding Recology yards.
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I used to drive that Peterbilt. Monday’s route. Slowest working packer out of the fleet. Had to hit the pack button on every can because the joystick button had a short and wouldn’t start the pack cycle
I was just watching one of your videos of an old North Bay 7000 from months ago, so it's nice to see a fresh new video of what makes the majority of their fleet. for the closely-spaced cans I'd take an automizer or sidewinder in a heartbeat. great job filming!
Thank you! They still run a ton of these (as of last week) but the New Ways and Bridgeports are starting to become much more common than before.
Love these two! Love the condors brakes, that classic release sound is just sooo nice!
Couldn't agree more! Condors are a childhood classic of mine. Glad they still have a few of them left.
Amazing excellent video and nice trucks.
Thank you very much!
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Nice Video like the Rcology truck
Thanks 👍
That arm is in rough shape, time for a rebuild.
Definitely don’t see many labries on the west coast
They aren't SUPER common, but they have been cropping up more and more on some of the bigger contracts and cities.
Nice vide bro
Thank you!
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why is this driver picking up what seems like trash AND recycling? If I am correct, blue bins are for recycling, black for trash, and green for yard waste
These trucks have a divider down the middle and in the hopper section. When the driver picks up a trash cart, it goes on one side of the truck, when they pick up recycling, it gets dumped into the other side.
Split truck, they can carry both without cross contaminating.