The NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) New York’s Strongest always does an unbelievable job. No questions asked. Nicely Done! Don’t Litter and keep New York City clean. 💯💪👍😊
Yet another outstanding video by George! Great job! Loved the sound of bags popping. Great catch on the Split! I recycling dual stream? Enjoyed for sure. Wow, amazing how large the fleet is... Pretty crazy!
Brian Spencer Thanks. Yeah two stream recycling, fibers and containers. Everything in transparent bags so the drivers can tell which side of the truck it goes in.
This was an awesome video!!! So glad your posting again! It was funny to hear all the bags pop as the packer was going back up. It sounded like a firework show haha. Anyway once again great work and I hope to see you around heiberg soon!
There aren't that many sights more satisfying to me than one of these DSNY 5000s quickly idling through a full hopper of big 'ol bags, piled up waist high. Interesting you said the crews weren't allowed to give permission to film, that might explain a DSNY crew who was apprehensive about being on RUclips. I don't care what anyone says about how new and therefore boring these trucks are, DSNY still rules king of city run collections in my book, and I'm definitely stocking up on footage next time I get a chance to go to NYC. That split rear 5000 was pretty entertaining reminds me of Nick's videos of the same body that JRM owns. Heil made an interesting design choice by using the 4000 packer system you mentioned for the split 5000. It makes me wonder why they didn't want to use the more standard 5000 hopper track that curves forward a bit. I'm looking forward to your full video of it.
The hydraulics at idle are sweet. As an enthusiast I can see how some would get bummed out about the lack of revs but having spent the past 6 months in the world's loudest Lodal which needs to rev the engine for just about any function I would kill for at-idle operation. Obvious safety factors aside, it leaves you so much less tired at the end of the day, no sore throat from yelling, just a much nicer experience. Oh and saves fuel. Have you seen the video of the supposed DSNY prototype split rear loader? It had a Goliath-like swing link design. The problem with using the 5000 tailgate is the swing links are outside of the hopper. Trying to fit all that between the two hoppers on a recycle truck wouldn't leave much room for the hoppers themselves. Another plus of the 4000 is it's pretty basic and cheap, easy to adapt and Heil was (at the time) building about a zillion of them.
I haven't seen that, but I'd love to check it out. Have you see the pictures of what the DSNY guys are calling a "third hopper"? Basically a recycler bucket in between the cab and body of the split 5000s for organics to save fuel, time, and manpower.
Nice work as always George! I can see how hard the crew must work and how many trucks it takes to handle all this refuse. I like this LEU/5000 combo, and it's cool to see that they're buying LRs!
Only idiots will dislike this video. I love watching DSNY sanitation trucks and there's not many video's of them like this on RUclips. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Simon. Mine too, totally wan't expecting it to be either. But it has that Formula 4000 packer I love so makes sense. I'm really glad Scott found that route for us, the credit goes to him.
Halfway through the video I had to jump on Google Maps and the DSNY website to check out a couple of things and get a look at the whole area... I don't know the exact NYC borderlines, but I got the idea it's a bloody monster location, and what an insane workforce with crew and equipment combined!!! It's almost hard to comprehend 2200+ garbage trucks for one place - I imagine they have multiple yards in central locations like LA? Or is it some massive multi storey truckpark?! haha It would be a fun job being the fleet manager, how about organising upgrades - "We're over budget this year so we'll only be able to get 200 new RLs" :P hehe I watched Watsonator's video a while back now, but at no point did I find myself bored watching this, just that action you can't get enough of, even enjoyed the sweepers :D It's kind of entertaining that NYC, as enormous as it is and strict as you might think it would be, has a simple manual collection service for residential, just piles of black and transparent bags for mixed rubbish and streamed recycling. Mind you I guess the area isn't exactly suitable for ASLs (hell no!) or FLs tipping lines of dumpsters (what do those few FLs do anyway?). I don't even know the basics about NYC waste services, but is it a situation where certain regions attract specific collection systems and bin types, or is it simply a case where the entire city is subject to piles of bagged materials for collection? I'm a bit foggy on Scott's video, but I vaguely recall crates/tubs for recycle, maybe I've got that wrong, but I would've thought this would be a workable alternative to bags for recycling, that way it's all loose and you can still see what's what, might make the streets look tidier too. Speaking of the recycling, I reckon those 4060s are wild pieces of machinery, love the independent packers working out of sync, just cool seeing split RLs on the odd occasion... actually also makes me wonder why NYC hasn't gone to single stream :O Piles of black bags along the streets of NYC is pretty cool, I can just imagine turning down every street and seeing a Heil reversed against the kerb (and sometimes blocking the road) while the team load up the hopper. Then come those regular pack cycles and all those popping, squealing and hissing bags as the air gets forced out of them. Kind of am bummed these trucks work at idle, but mind you the cycles are still pretty swift and I imagine there would be some serious considerations when it comes to noise disturbance for the DSNY operations, especially those of night. I reckon the triple shifts are epic too, curious to know how they zone the different services times too, like do they restrict daytime to fully suburban areas and night for the middle of the city or could trucks operate anywhere at any time and not in any regular weekly timeframe? I noticed on the DSNY website is says everything must be ready to go by 4pm the day before scheduled service, almomst saying it could get done anytime between 4pm and 9pm the next day! :S With the triple shifts too, do a lot of the trucks get worked essentially 24hrs during the week or do they only run single 8 hour shifts per day? Couldn't help but notice no cart tippers, kick bars or winches on these trucks... do any RLs have some kind of lifter mechanisms? Looks like that guy at 4:03 gave you the finger too, spotted he was pretty aware of your videoing-in-their-direction status. One thing I have to do now is check out some of these related DSNY videos, especially keen to learn about where all the stuff goes after collection!!! Another ripper video George, sorry I didn't have more to say :/
DSNY has about 55 different garages or districts. Not counting broom depots, warehouses and several transfer station dumps. Massive workforce that also handles snow removal in the winter
nothing like screaming bags! that truck packs very well i know from exp on a rear loader that truck probably holds 15 tons plus if it is well maintained
Seriously, our “best” city couldn’t find a better solution than piling trash on the side of the road, and having 2 humans perform a strenuous task, picking it up and throwing it in? That’s poor use of human capital, that’s an antiquated way of doing that, I implore NYC to do better
It’s not to smart to park your car behind a dumpster and next to garbage that needs to be picked up the garbage truck came real close to that parked car. Stay Safe 👮🏻♂️🚔🚨
One truck comes by for garbage, another for recycling. They're sorting the recycling into the two different hoppers, paper/fibers in one side and glass/plastic/metal containers in the other. On heavier routes a separate truck comes for each recycling stream. Food waste collection was in the initial trial stage for select areas when this was filmed in July 2015. Overall, no recycling isn't a big priority in New York. Or generally anywhere outside the bigger cities on the west coast of the US.
The NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) New York’s Strongest always does an unbelievable job. No questions asked. Nicely Done! Don’t Litter and keep New York City clean. 💯💪👍😊
I love DSNY ❤️ so glad you uploaded ..
Very cool
@Taco Stacks very true
that one bag looked like might had a body in it. lol
I hope not.
I’ve seen multiple that look like that.
people definitely have used the sanitation system to hide their murders before
Nice awesome work 👏
Need more like this
Awesome nice video in one of the biggest cities in the world 🌎 bro.
Yet another outstanding video by George! Great job! Loved the sound of bags popping. Great catch on the Split! I recycling dual stream? Enjoyed for sure.
Wow, amazing how large the fleet is... Pretty crazy!
Brian Spencer Thanks. Yeah two stream recycling, fibers and containers. Everything in transparent bags so the drivers can tell which side of the truck it goes in.
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@@georgewuzheer I thought you were never gonna make a video again
Love New York garbage collection cool video man
This was an awesome video!!! So glad your posting again! It was funny to hear all the bags pop as the packer was going back up. It sounded like a firework show haha. Anyway once again great work and I hope to see you around heiberg soon!
Thanks! That's the thing about bagged collection. Between the fast paced throwing into the hopper and popping packer action it's my favorite to watch.
There aren't that many sights more satisfying to me than one of these DSNY 5000s quickly idling through a full hopper of big 'ol bags, piled up waist high. Interesting you said the crews weren't allowed to give permission to film, that might explain a DSNY crew who was apprehensive about being on RUclips. I don't care what anyone says about how new and therefore boring these trucks are, DSNY still rules king of city run collections in my book, and I'm definitely stocking up on footage next time I get a chance to go to NYC. That split rear 5000 was pretty entertaining reminds me of Nick's videos of the same body that JRM owns. Heil made an interesting design choice by using the 4000 packer system you mentioned for the split 5000. It makes me wonder why they didn't want to use the more standard 5000 hopper track that curves forward a bit. I'm looking forward to your full video of it.
The hydraulics at idle are sweet. As an enthusiast I can see how some would get bummed out about the lack of revs but having spent the past 6 months in the world's loudest Lodal which needs to rev the engine for just about any function I would kill for at-idle operation. Obvious safety factors aside, it leaves you so much less tired at the end of the day, no sore throat from yelling, just a much nicer experience. Oh and saves fuel. Have you seen the video of the supposed DSNY prototype split rear loader? It had a Goliath-like swing link design. The problem with using the 5000 tailgate is the swing links are outside of the hopper. Trying to fit all that between the two hoppers on a recycle truck wouldn't leave much room for the hoppers themselves. Another plus of the 4000 is it's pretty basic and cheap, easy to adapt and Heil was (at the time) building about a zillion of them.
I haven't seen that, but I'd love to check it out. Have you see the pictures of what the DSNY guys are calling a "third hopper"? Basically a recycler bucket in between the cab and body of the split 5000s for organics to save fuel, time, and manpower.
More videos like this
An officer is supposed 2 be present 4 any photo or video shots. Individual sanitmen can't give permission.
to me this is the major leagues deffinitly would like to hone my skill and work one a dsny route for a day
keep up the good work, love your NYC Series :)
nice video! Gotta Love Those DNSY rear loaders!
Thanks. Their front loaders and roll offs are pretty neat too but we didn't manage to film any this time around.
Nice vid have not seen these for a long time!
Nice work as always George! I can see how hard the crew must work and how many trucks it takes to handle all this refuse. I like this LEU/5000 combo, and it's cool to see that they're buying LRs!
@6:21 interesting Garbage Truck, I've not seen one of those before
Nice job George, awesome video!
The trash bag popped
Only idiots will dislike this video. I love watching DSNY sanitation trucks and there's not many video's of them like this on RUclips. Thanks for sharing!
4:09 Oh! What are we celebrating?
Nice work as always George! The vid was awesome, my favorite truck was definitely the split on recycle
Thanks Simon. Mine too, totally wan't expecting it to be either. But it has that Formula 4000 packer I love so makes sense. I'm really glad Scott found that route for us, the credit goes to him.
in Amsterdam there is no garbage day, look the video ruclips.net/video/0JtoSafhvLM/видео.html
Everything is big in America, even garbage bags...
great video
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Can someone explain to me why is there a smoke stack behind a cab
Ok maybe a stupid question but does the DSNY require different colored or type of trash bags................
Yeah for recycling
Very. My. 200.
With a class A Cdl can you drive any big truck and you need hauling permeant
Halfway through the video I had to jump on Google Maps and the DSNY website to check out a couple of things and get a look at the whole area... I don't know the exact NYC borderlines, but I got the idea it's a bloody monster location, and what an insane workforce with crew and equipment combined!!! It's almost hard to comprehend 2200+ garbage trucks for one place - I imagine they have multiple yards in central locations like LA? Or is it some massive multi storey truckpark?! haha It would be a fun job being the fleet manager, how about organising upgrades - "We're over budget this year so we'll only be able to get 200 new RLs" :P hehe I watched Watsonator's video a while back now, but at no point did I find myself bored watching this, just that action you can't get enough of, even enjoyed the sweepers :D It's kind of entertaining that NYC, as enormous as it is and strict as you might think it would be, has a simple manual collection service for residential, just piles of black and transparent bags for mixed rubbish and streamed recycling. Mind you I guess the area isn't exactly suitable for ASLs (hell no!) or FLs tipping lines of dumpsters (what do those few FLs do anyway?). I don't even know the basics about NYC waste services, but is it a situation where certain regions attract specific collection systems and bin types, or is it simply a case where the entire city is subject to piles of bagged materials for collection? I'm a bit foggy on Scott's video, but I vaguely recall crates/tubs for recycle, maybe I've got that wrong, but I would've thought this would be a workable alternative to bags for recycling, that way it's all loose and you can still see what's what, might make the streets look tidier too. Speaking of the recycling, I reckon those 4060s are wild pieces of machinery, love the independent packers working out of sync, just cool seeing split RLs on the odd occasion... actually also makes me wonder why NYC hasn't gone to single stream :O Piles of black bags along the streets of NYC is pretty cool, I can just imagine turning down every street and seeing a Heil reversed against the kerb (and sometimes blocking the road) while the team load up the hopper. Then come those regular pack cycles and all those popping, squealing and hissing bags as the air gets forced out of them. Kind of am bummed these trucks work at idle, but mind you the cycles are still pretty swift and I imagine there would be some serious considerations when it comes to noise disturbance for the DSNY operations, especially those of night. I reckon the triple shifts are epic too, curious to know how they zone the different services times too, like do they restrict daytime to fully suburban areas and night for the middle of the city or could trucks operate anywhere at any time and not in any regular weekly timeframe? I noticed on the DSNY website is says everything must be ready to go by 4pm the day before scheduled service, almomst saying it could get done anytime between 4pm and 9pm the next day! :S With the triple shifts too, do a lot of the trucks get worked essentially 24hrs during the week or do they only run single 8 hour shifts per day? Couldn't help but notice no cart tippers, kick bars or winches on these trucks... do any RLs have some kind of lifter mechanisms? Looks like that guy at 4:03 gave you the finger too, spotted he was pretty aware of your videoing-in-their-direction status. One thing I have to do now is check out some of these related DSNY videos, especially keen to learn about where all the stuff goes after collection!!! Another ripper video George, sorry I didn't have more to say :/
DSNY has about 55 different garages or districts. Not counting broom depots, warehouses and several transfer station dumps. Massive workforce that also handles snow removal in the winter
NYC is comprised of 59 community districts; each district has their own sanitation garage.
nothing like screaming bags! that truck packs very well i know from exp on a rear loader that truck probably holds 15 tons plus if it is well maintained
love the vids
great trucks thanks have you ever been to Scotland and Ireland? Celtic blessings have a great weekend 😀
I have not, have you? Or is that where you live? Thanks Kaleb, you too. :)
Love this video!! DSNY are my favourite ones to watch, any more due?
Jay Harper Thanks! There's a second video to come featuring the recycling truck.
georgewuzheer great thank you for the response too
Seriously, our “best” city couldn’t find a better solution than piling trash on the side of the road, and having 2 humans perform a strenuous task, picking it up and throwing it in? That’s poor use of human capital, that’s an antiquated way of doing that, I implore NYC to do better
nice catch loved it
Since when did they stop bein able to hang off da rear???
When I was a kid garbage trucks could be heard from blocks away & they had such a great soundin engine. Smfh on how far they've fallen.😔
OSHA finally got jurisdiction over state and local govt ee's
Cuz guys fall off and get ran over
Lift with your legs not your back! How many years till top pay?
5 1/2
Very. My. 200
Formula 5000 slot machine type levers
It’s not to smart to park your car behind a dumpster and next to garbage that needs to be picked up the garbage truck came real close to that parked car. Stay Safe 👮🏻♂️🚔🚨
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Great love job ♥♥♥
me its brasil brazil
quem é brasileiro deixa like
Bro supposed to have a vest on
Talk about climate friendly, No sorting between different garbage? Just throw everything together?
Did you watch the second part of the video?
I did, but doesn't seem like thats a big priority. I am just asking how it works over there.
One truck comes by for garbage, another for recycling. They're sorting the recycling into the two different hoppers, paper/fibers in one side and glass/plastic/metal containers in the other. On heavier routes a separate truck comes for each recycling stream. Food waste collection was in the initial trial stage for select areas when this was filmed in July 2015. Overall, no recycling isn't a big priority in New York. Or generally anywhere outside the bigger cities on the west coast of the US.
New Yorks strongest _takes two people to pick up bag_ 😂
Riley Murphy thats because they've been filled by a compactor, they weigh 60kg +