This reminded me of when Walker Garbage used to use Mack MR Leach Rear loaders for collection. I remember the helper would use a 95 gallon cart to collect 35 gallon cans and manual bins.
it was a lot more common as the standard way to collect trash 75 years ago. for some reason the San Francisco Bay Area of California was a holdout till much more recently and this might be the last place out there like it, but you have to consider Piedmont is like the Beverly Hills of northern California so the wealthy population probably plays a role in its continued existence.
Can someone explain why they're dumping all the trash from one bin into another and then taking it to the truck? And why they're also walking onto people's properties to get the bins? Never seen anything like this before and I'm really curious.
honestly more fun to watch than automation
glad WM has a contract like this in oakland hills too!
Republic Services always does an incredible job. No questions asked. This truly got my vote without a doubt. I love it. Keep it up. Nicely Done! 💯💪👌👍😊
This reminded me of when Walker Garbage used to use Mack MR Leach Rear loaders for collection. I remember the helper would use a 95 gallon cart to collect 35 gallon cans and manual bins.
Wow! This is quite the process for the drivers, they were super fast and efficient. Great video!
Man this was entertaining! One of my favorite videos I've seen in ages!
Can u get a video of the recycling and the yard waste
Awesome great nice video dude.
It's a curroto can but manual for a rear loader ha.
They only do few hundreds homes !
Get done in 4 hours or 5
Where I work we do 900 stops like that
Same here seattle resi rearload smallest route is 900 by the time ur done with ur 12-14hr day u have atleast 1500 under ur belt one man routes
lol i didn't know you posted this
Nice definitely something you don’t see everyday
What's the story behind the backyard service?
eldery or anyone not able to lug a bin around use it. or people who dont want to put a bin out
it was a lot more common as the standard way to collect trash 75 years ago. for some reason the San Francisco Bay Area of California was a holdout till much more recently and this might be the last place out there like it, but you have to consider Piedmont is like the Beverly Hills of northern California so the wealthy population probably plays a role in its continued existence.
Rich people
Amazing
Why were they stealing bins????
Dude r u high?
@@ct_refuse um why were they getting to bins from someone else??? ¿????
They’re not it’s a backyard service cart
They use the big bins to empty the 30s out in the back
They bring the 90s on the truck
Rich neighborhood
Can someone explain why they're dumping all the trash from one bin into another and then taking it to the truck? And why they're also walking onto people's properties to get the bins? Never seen anything like this before and I'm really curious.
You can pay extra to get them to collect from your property