This is very relaxing compared to inner city commerical. Not many pull out dumpsters, wierd garage things, main street pick ups, waiting for a scout, etc etc. haha. He keeps it real. I love the "standardness" of the truck no logos and such. Great shots. A++
Wow George nice work! Just filmed an MR from this company today and Alan sent me this video to brief me on what CWRR does. Hoping to get a ride along myself lol. The fact that they offer(ed) wood collection is super neat, only company I’ve seen that does it. Awesome sounding truck as well!
Good old Zach and his FLs, he loves them eh, never going to see him driving an ASL?! lol You can see he's a seasoned operator, definitely knows what he is doing and I'm sure he's very clued on the engineering with so much time around them. Good thing is that he knows what the viewers want so he can put on a swift show, being that speed and slamming, even some nifty skills with a few of those fork to bin manoeuvres - too bad we didn't see him putting any of the containers back in place :P I love the intensity of FLs (maybe not so much newer models) which the forceful hydraulics and that solid slam up the top, banging the container and shuddering the whole truck - got a few of these in the video ;) I liked that close side view of the truck at 3:20, showed the true size of the machine as a tidy 6x4, what a contrast with the tiny bin being emptied too, also made me spot the different wheel guards with the brushes on top, very awesome! I think my favourite shot started at 5:47 but, forking the bin off the dock, that quick roll back for clearance and a generously throttled cycle to follow, just made for a mean view, even a bit of recycle clatter to add some spice, all seen start to finish placing it back on the dock with half stabbed pockets. Cardboard cages seem to be so much more fun to watch than standard opaque containers, probably just the fact you can watch all the material pour out in easy sight. Sweet to see an in-cab shot included, enjoyed the dual lever operation, something almost inexistent down here today. I was counting on a top-of-the-body packing shot from you, the (FL rare) wood stream made it extra entertaining to watch, was expecting a whole lot of buckling, crunching, scraping and launched pieces flying out of the hopper under all the pressure haha It looks like some decent body volume was taken up in that unloading shot - was it about a packed out load or could more wood have been put on? Did your camera malfunction at 2:02 with the sound? Noticed the volume drop right off after that slam of the first container and slowly increase back to normal - I told you FLs were intense!!! =] Overall I just loved the location where this video was taken, proper industrial scene with other competitor bins onsite and a presence of roll-off jobs, no residential in sight, making the company name extra true... or maybe it should've been "Industrial Waste" for this video. Knew we would see some of Zach's famous arms up and forks down stows above the cab, his video signature.
Thaz gotta be a cool job there, driving around emptying out dumpsters at assigned locations, compacting the garbage in the semi after every load or 2, & of course sweep out the back of the semi at the end of the day.
He's really smooth with the controls. Being 3 days into front load myself I quickly learned slamming bins is easy, finessing not so much. And my fav bit of the video is the wood packing shot where that long oversized pallet breaks as it's wedged between the packer and that brace running between the two hopper wings. More durable than I expected for sure.
Thank you for all your work and dedication. Could you possibly make a vid showing the upper exposed tailgate structure of a Leach 2r Packmaster like this one or a 2r2 in action. I am to this day fascinated by how those Leach rl hydraulics and packer blade looks from that point of view.
Thanks Simon! The cardboard cages give that cool perspective of how everything falls into the hopper. I typically don't like front load as much since all the action is 12 feet far overhead.
This has to be my favorite front load video on TH-cam to this day. The driver’s skill with that old WX just makes this fun to watch each time !
Have you seen the front loader in the flood water?
@@emmylovesyu1 oh yeah, a few times. Those old Mack MRs are tanks.
@HopperHustle thanks buddy. I enjoy watching your videos also. I sure do miss driving that truck, it was a blast!
The driver is very good at getting those bins out when they are so close to cars or obstacles!!😀😀
This is very relaxing compared to inner city commerical. Not many pull out dumpsters, wierd garage things, main street pick ups, waiting for a scout, etc etc. haha. He keeps it real. I love the "standardness" of the truck no logos and such. Great shots. A++
Wow George nice work! Just filmed an MR from this company today and Alan sent me this video to brief me on what CWRR does. Hoping to get a ride along myself lol. The fact that they offer(ed) wood collection is super neat, only company I’ve seen that does it. Awesome sounding truck as well!
At 3:38 WOW I 🚫 never in my life seen a super mega small front loader garbage truck dumpster like that one before.🤯🤯😲😲😲😳😳😳
Good old Zach and his FLs, he loves them eh, never going to see him driving an ASL?! lol You can see he's a seasoned operator, definitely knows what he is doing and I'm sure he's very clued on the engineering with so much time around them. Good thing is that he knows what the viewers want so he can put on a swift show, being that speed and slamming, even some nifty skills with a few of those fork to bin manoeuvres - too bad we didn't see him putting any of the containers back in place :P I love the intensity of FLs (maybe not so much newer models) which the forceful hydraulics and that solid slam up the top, banging the container and shuddering the whole truck - got a few of these in the video ;) I liked that close side view of the truck at 3:20, showed the true size of the machine as a tidy 6x4, what a contrast with the tiny bin being emptied too, also made me spot the different wheel guards with the brushes on top, very awesome! I think my favourite shot started at 5:47 but, forking the bin off the dock, that quick roll back for clearance and a generously throttled cycle to follow, just made for a mean view, even a bit of recycle clatter to add some spice, all seen start to finish placing it back on the dock with half stabbed pockets. Cardboard cages seem to be so much more fun to watch than standard opaque containers, probably just the fact you can watch all the material pour out in easy sight. Sweet to see an in-cab shot included, enjoyed the dual lever operation, something almost inexistent down here today. I was counting on a top-of-the-body packing shot from you, the (FL rare) wood stream made it extra entertaining to watch, was expecting a whole lot of buckling, crunching, scraping and launched pieces flying out of the hopper under all the pressure haha It looks like some decent body volume was taken up in that unloading shot - was it about a packed out load or could more wood have been put on? Did your camera malfunction at 2:02 with the sound? Noticed the volume drop right off after that slam of the first container and slowly increase back to normal - I told you FLs were intense!!! =] Overall I just loved the location where this video was taken, proper industrial scene with other competitor bins onsite and a presence of roll-off jobs, no residential in sight, making the company name extra true... or maybe it should've been "Industrial Waste" for this video. Knew we would see some of Zach's famous arms up and forks down stows above the cab, his video signature.
AussieGarbo you really do write long comments!
volvo trash truck from the 60s
A trashcan in the trashcan so my favorite
Thaz gotta be a cool job there, driving around emptying out dumpsters at assigned locations, compacting the garbage in the semi after every load or 2, & of course sweep out the back of the semi at the end of the day.
I have watched this so many times and I never notice those small spikes on the arm
gotta hand it to Zach, one of the best front load operators out there. nice video, the wood load was especially cool.
He's really smooth with the controls. Being 3 days into front load myself I quickly learned slamming bins is easy, finessing not so much. And my fav bit of the video is the wood packing shot where that long oversized pallet breaks as it's wedged between the packer and that brace running between the two hopper wings. More durable than I expected for sure.
y'all are awesome and are my heroes
Thank you for all your work and dedication. Could you possibly make a vid showing the upper exposed tailgate structure of a Leach 2r Packmaster like this one or a 2r2 in action. I am to this day fascinated by how those Leach rl hydraulics and packer blade looks from that point of view.
That move in the first clip is swift!
Agreed. Zach has a few tricks up his sleeve.
3:04 omg that is the smallest dumpster ive seen so far
Nice work George! This beast sure does sound great, loved when shit flew every where at 4:50 and the in cab view
Thanks Simon! The cardboard cages give that cool perspective of how everything falls into the hopper. I typically don't like front load as much since all the action is 12 feet far overhead.
5:04 someone farted
that it the truck's tires popping the bubble wrap
Lol
@@raydelbc2006 yup
tus videos son espectaculares que de los otros youtubers,sigue asi
Gracias Bryan. :)
georgewuzheer :)
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I would never throw away pallets
cool truck thanks Goerge CELTIC blessings are all the scotish and Irish related?
Is your brain alright?
Not quite sure what you mean Klaeb but appreciate the love for the video. :)
Really enjoyed this and would like to see more.
Half-pack & full eject? WOW!!!!
great catch of this truck. it's not common that u see the skinny looking cabs.
Why the garbage truck spilling trash
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