Can always hear the "garbage men" coming a block away. They are always nice enough to toot their horn and wave to my little grandson who is infatuated (as I am) with them. He has several toy garbage trucks in his collection and always brings them outside when collection day is. Fabulous filming, as always! (Cheri-Dousman, WI)
I totally agree with you, well obviously because it's very entertaining seeing everything get demolished and crushed. Though it sucks knowing all this ends up in a landfill... especially with all that cardboard, plastic, timber, metal, etc that can be recovered... all that furniture could even get sent to charity!!!
@lidsman2221 This bulk waste is generally collected seperately from the normal household waste, commonly collected twice a year, but sometimes only once a year and some councils don't even offer this service.
I am not sure I understand about the pick up process. Do they only pick this stuff up once a year or how often? Here they pick up every week with normal trash or you can take to county dump.
I dont get it in these truck when the machine pulls them in whats actually in the truck is there something breaking the rubbish even more that we cant see? If someone could tell me thx
Inside there's basically a wall of steel (called the ejector blade in rear loaders) which can move to the front and back of the body. This wall of steel is extended to the rear of the truck when empty, so the loaded material is being pressed against it whenever the packer scoops more out of the hopper. The combined pressure from the compactor and pressed material gradually moves the blade to the front of the truck until it reaches the very front, which means the truck is full.
5 stars mate! the back looks like a pheonix from the uk! veolia for ever!
crushandburn51 Veolia .... yuck
Can always hear the "garbage men" coming a block away. They are always nice enough to toot their horn and wave to my little grandson who is infatuated (as I am) with them. He has several toy garbage trucks in his collection and always brings them outside when collection day is. Fabulous filming, as always! (Cheri-Dousman, WI)
Great clip! Thanks for sharing! ! 👍👍
Cool! And I like how he just drove up on the curb at the beginning!
I totally agree with you, well obviously because it's very entertaining seeing everything get demolished and crushed. Though it sucks knowing all this ends up in a landfill... especially with all that cardboard, plastic, timber, metal, etc that can be recovered... all that furniture could even get sent to charity!!!
AussieGarbo hi Mitch can I use you as reff for job ??
Very good Job. Thanks
Nice video! I really liked this one!!!!!!!
That's awesome! Some good old-fashion crushing going on there! =)
@lidsman2221 This bulk waste is generally collected seperately from the normal household waste, commonly collected twice a year, but sometimes only once a year and some councils don't even offer this service.
nice looking old school crt tv to AussieGarbo and 2 young guys
good video n 5 stars
I am not sure I understand about the pick up process. Do they only pick this stuff up once a year or how often? Here they pick up every week with normal trash or you can take to county dump.
Was that you working again?
I dont get it in these truck when the machine pulls them in whats actually in the truck is there something breaking the rubbish even more that we cant see? If someone could tell me thx
Inside there's basically a wall of steel (called the ejector blade in rear loaders) which can move to the front and back of the body. This wall of steel is extended to the rear of the truck when empty, so the loaded material is being pressed against it whenever the packer scoops more out of the hopper. The combined pressure from the compactor and pressed material gradually moves the blade to the front of the truck until it reaches the very front, which means the truck is full.
Position is everything. Could have saved about 100 steps by moving the truck around.
hello mitchellm15 show a pillow being crushed in this truck
Nope, just videoing this time.