This guy knows what’s up. Revving the arm, drag and dropping, and gunning it house to house. Absolutely maximizing efficiency. Got some excellent early morning overcast lighting to go with it as well. Awesome video!
He sure does. I saw the guy in different trucks and each one he was able to run at a more than decent pace. This truck was probably the coolest to watch him run though. Thanks for the comment man!
Never gets old watching the Ranger arm doing its thing, must be one of my favourite ASLs to watch from your side of the world! Excellent opening clip, love that distant straight and all the bins lined up down the road, very cool sight... the scenery at the start of the 3rd clip was nice, but all the carts lined up still tops it for me hahaha I was enjoying this guy's consistent pace, he was definitely two footing the throttle and brake pedal the way he was suddenly launching forward at certain points... like an angry dog fighting to push forward and suddenly it's let of the leash :P That cart type at 5:20 was definitely a bit oddball compared to the rest, haven't seen one of them in a video often if I ever have at all previously. On the topic of carts, I love the residential areas in the US with that full green, blue and grey (or black) colouring for recycle, greens and garbage... it just looks so right. You scored a like and a fav for this video, thoroughly enjoyed by me =D
It's definitely one of the stranger arm designs that made it into the spotlight over here in the states, and it's really cool to have seen its progression throughout the generations. Not sure if you've seen the latest model, but it's a pretty cool arm to watch in action. Like you said, 2 footing is the way to do it with a route like this. Revving these things in gear seemed to be a trend with most drivers out of this yard as I never once noticed one actually being revved in Neutral. Not ideal for the poor transmissions in these units by any means, but I guess if you really wanna save those 2 seconds of shifting back and forth then that's the way to go. That cart you saw at 5:20 is the 20 gallon Rehrig, which has become pretty popular in areas along the West Coast where people don't produce a whole lot of trash each week. Toter offers a similar cart as well. Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Not usually a fan of Bridgeports, but this was an exception! Loved some of the long distance shots you got. Nice to see quite a few of 30 gallon recycle carts were rolled out as well! Nice work!
Bridgeport's can be entertaining when they're run like this! Awesome video, enjoyed some of the lid flips he managed near the end.
Thanks dude! It is definitely about as entertaining as bridgeports get!
This guy knows what’s up. Revving the arm, drag and dropping, and gunning it house to house. Absolutely maximizing efficiency. Got some excellent early morning overcast lighting to go with it as well. Awesome video!
He sure does. I saw the guy in different trucks and each one he was able to run at a more than decent pace. This truck was probably the coolest to watch him run though. Thanks for the comment man!
Lots of dope shots man, definitely enjoyed this. Glad he revved it up a ton!
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed!
Never gets old watching the Ranger arm doing its thing, must be one of my favourite ASLs to watch from your side of the world! Excellent opening clip, love that distant straight and all the bins lined up down the road, very cool sight... the scenery at the start of the 3rd clip was nice, but all the carts lined up still tops it for me hahaha I was enjoying this guy's consistent pace, he was definitely two footing the throttle and brake pedal the way he was suddenly launching forward at certain points... like an angry dog fighting to push forward and suddenly it's let of the leash :P That cart type at 5:20 was definitely a bit oddball compared to the rest, haven't seen one of them in a video often if I ever have at all previously. On the topic of carts, I love the residential areas in the US with that full green, blue and grey (or black) colouring for recycle, greens and garbage... it just looks so right. You scored a like and a fav for this video, thoroughly enjoyed by me =D
It's definitely one of the stranger arm designs that made it into the spotlight over here in the states, and it's really cool to have seen its progression throughout the generations. Not sure if you've seen the latest model, but it's a pretty cool arm to watch in action.
Like you said, 2 footing is the way to do it with a route like this. Revving these things in gear seemed to be a trend with most drivers out of this yard as I never once noticed one actually being revved in Neutral. Not ideal for the poor transmissions in these units by any means, but I guess if you really wanna save those 2 seconds of shifting back and forth then that's the way to go.
That cart you saw at 5:20 is the 20 gallon Rehrig, which has become pretty popular in areas along the West Coast where people don't produce a whole lot of trash each week. Toter offers a similar cart as well. Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Not usually a fan of Bridgeports, but this was an exception! Loved some of the long distance shots you got. Nice to see quite a few of 30 gallon recycle carts were rolled out as well! Nice work!
Thanks man! Sure is a wacky cart variety up there with a lot of 30s in the mix. It's a super nice area to film in as well.
Great video!
Thanks!
Nice Job Eli.
Thank you
Eli is That You Filming?
Pretty likely that he was filming his own video
@@RecologySpencer Well I Could Be Another Person Filming For Him Who Knows?
awesome video the opening shot was cool