Banyule Recycling - 90887

Here we have Craig in 90887 from 7am until 7:45am when he went off to tip his first load. The drivers are adapting to the new trucks but still prefer their older ones. Craig pretty much does his run the same way each fortnight but since getting the new truck picks up 30 less bins on each load which is annoying. When the new Buchers (both Iveco and Isuzu) get to around 5 and half tons in weight on their loads the arms start jolting and the hopper shuts down every 5 or so bins. 90831 was on Fogo in a few of the clips collecting 90879’s run.
Cheers

[@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca]

Amazing video mate

[@07accosoutherngarbo]

As if this truck is replacing 90759, I remember when Paz filmed 90759 on its first few days. Time flies.

[@banyulegarbo1558]

This truck 90887 replaced 90760, 90886 has replaced 90759, but yeah still crazy

[@07accosoutherngarbo]

@@banyulegarbo1558 Ahaha mb

[@wasteintasmania]

Nice video mate! Itll be interesting to see how these trucks are going in a few years once theyve been worn in and the initial teething issues are sorted. We've got some older Isuzu Gen6s that I imagine would have been pretty issue prone brand new (as most of the Isuzu Buchers seem to be), but they go pretty well now. Cheers!

[@thiessgarbo2006]

Nice video! Who was driving 90831?

[@banyulegarbo1558]

Not sure I hadn’t seen him before, looked like a contractor he kept checking the map. Pretty sure Robert was away all week. I saw his Wednesday and Thursday runs not collected till the next day so guessing they sent 90831 to do the Friday run with a spare driver so it didn’t fall behind too.

[@northerngarbo]

nice video. do you know if 90545, 90546, 90547 and 90550 are still there? i haven’t seen them out collecting in months.

[@banyulegarbo1558]

Not 100% sure I haven’t seen any of them for a few weeks, I think they’re still there they’ve just been that short on drivers that no ones needed to drive them