Automated Side Loader At Work | Cabin View And Side Of The Truck - Simultaneous View

Disclaimer: This video is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only.
This incredible footage offers a simultaneous view from both the cabin and the side of the truck, giving you an unparalleled perspective on the process of collecting recycle bins.
From the driver's cabin view, you'll be able to see how the driver is controlling the advanced technology of Heil Durapack Python joystick, that makes this side loader garbage truck so efficient and effective. Watch as the driver driving through the neighborhood, making stops at each recycling bin along the way. Then, get an up-close look at the automated arm as it extends out from the side of the truck and expertly grabs the bin, lifting it into the truck's hopper and emptying its contents in a matter of seconds.

[@deztruespeed3148]

What kind of camera did u use and where did u place them? Those spots are perfect

[@trashtrekkertv]

gopro hero 8

[@Luhdre-nj5zx]

New sub

[@trashtrekkertv]

Thank you!

[@Atx-hy7ny]

How long is ur work day usually? I’m sure your minimum pulling 2 loads a day?

[@trashtrekkertv]

Sorry for the delayed response!
It really depends... Obviously routes are not the same. For example my Tuesday have over 1200 houses but I knock it down in less than 6 hours and my Wednesday has 900 houses but it's my longest day which is about 7 and half hours. And my Friday has little less than 700 houses and I am done in less than 4 hours. In terms of loads I do one load every day except my longest day, the Wednesday.

[@formerhqtrashdriver]

I take it you do weekly recycling cause seeing you say you can get 1,200 cans in one load is quite impressive. I drive an Automizer and 1,200 cans means a two or three load day for me because it’s bi-weekly recycling. Cool video though.

[@trashtrekkertv]

I would have to take that away though!
On that particular day that the most cans are 32 and 20 gallon and obviously that's why. I was just highlighting the lift count. Otherwise if they were 64 or 96 gallon cans it will never exceed 900 cans per load!
Thank you for the compliment. I am glad that you enjoyed the video

[@formerhqtrashdriver]

@@trashtrekkertv your welcome. Yes that explains why you can get it all in one load picking up 32 gallon carts. Smaller carts make a world of difference lol