Super Old Rear Loader Garbage Truck Packing Heavy Litter Bins Under The St Louis Arch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Well this was simply an amazing find. Definitely won’t be the last you see of this incredible cool city on my channel.
So many things about this experience reminded me of the 40 year old videos that I’ve seen from sanitation strikes.
Huge thank you to the incredible crew for letting us follow them for a while
Filmed with Curotto can man 👨 - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Looks almost "certain" a huge mega compaction Loadmaster LM 420! 400 series packer (extra heavy-duty) 20 for 20 cubic yard body size. I'm certain it is as rear sweep packing panel is massive. These Loadmaster 400 series extreme duty packer bodies are still made today, but mostly "special order" for construction/demolition duty! Awesome find!! I'd love to see what one of these beasts could "pack-out" tonnage-wise on wet, sloppy restaurant trash!
Super cool!
Man seeing this truck makes me miss the city of Charlotte old fleet even more. Crane Carriers Loadmasters big bites with screaming CAT 3116/3126 engines blowing smoke. Theirs a company that brought some of their trucks and still running them
Essential workers cleaning up.
What an amazing truck!!!
Nice! Really cool find man! Those bins were crazy full! Those guys had a lot to do. Kudoz to them for keeping the St. Louis streets clean, That trash just ruins the whole experience of this beautiful city and these guys fix that problem!
Great video! This truck is a absolute beast. Awesome work!
Nice work!!!
Awesome video! You really get around. Love this channel.
Awesome work! Glad to see you found some cool stuff down here. Had no idea this was still around. Any other interesting finds?
This is cool. I live near st louis
5:27 what a creek 😄 and why he puts bins in the tailgate?
It is clearly a work of art how slow a two men crew can do their job :D
Yes but some of those bins were full
These guys work 12-14 hour shifts. I’d like to see you do that fast every day, let alone consistently at a steady pace like them.
be the last time you see that truck when they replace it
id love this job these guys aint even trying
It’s harder than you think.
I work as a curbside residential recycling truck operator and in one day I did 23,000 steps, according to my fit bit. This is a job that you need to pace yourself and don't over do yourself. It's not bad but like I mentioned.