9:47 Microwave oven. The compactor blade slowed down a little, then it was pushed into the back with the rest of the garbage. This packer is a beast! 👾😊 50:55 A piece of concrete! Possibly from a broken concrete plant pot of the larger variety. I'm just guessing here, made a loud banging noise going in, compactor blade did not care, just shoved it in the back! 😊👍
Hey Dave. I was told years ago that this design was actually stolen from a designer in Italy. Manual rear loaders still have there place. Narrow streets, cars parked in the way, ability to take bulk waste etc
@@Dave-co1cv our council was the first in the area to implement side loaders. Went from a 25 man crew to 6. The OG were a vacuum system. Then the grabs came into play.
I find your videos great and gladly look at them. However, what irritated me is that many recyclable things, mixed with biowaste, find themselves in the trash. Are these things sorted out and recycled or are they incorporated the earth on the landfill?
@@nitrobusa Directly in the ground? Wouldn't it be better to carefully separate the waste and recover valuable raw materials from it? In terms of environmental protection and resource conservation, it would definitely be better. Perhaps this idea could be passed on to the people responsible?
@@nitrobusa Thank you for your open and honest answers. It's just disappointing to see how little is interested in maintaining and protecting the environment. I know you're just doing your job and can not for the ignorance of the others. Nevertheless, I find that you make a good and valuable job. Stay healthy and confident.
@@MrGloriosa1970 The "value" of recyclables has dropped significantly in recent years. The reality of recycling is that it's always been about the money more than environmental impact at least in the US for common materials. Much of what goes into the recycling isn't even being recycled these days. Unfortunate but true.
Haven't watched your videos lately. I thought I would view one. Thank you for recording them.
0:27 Shoes (maybe rubber boots)
9:58 Shoes
11:59 Clothes
16:20 Spongebob (bag, maybe?)
34:59 Clothes, backpack
43:06 Parts of a stroller
48:17 Shoes
9:47 Microwave oven. The compactor blade slowed down a little, then it was pushed into the back with the rest of the garbage. This packer is a beast!
👾😊
50:55 A piece of concrete! Possibly from a broken concrete plant pot of the larger variety. I'm just guessing here, made a loud banging noise going in, compactor blade did not care, just shoved it in the back! 😊👍
9:58 And someones lil trophy collection😥
You have a good eye. It is awesome how to label all the timestamps of what you see. A surprising amount of toys and shoes get trashed.
@@dapumakat Thank you :)
This is cool. About the 4th video ive watched. Idky. Finally figured out where its located. Too funny cuz I live near same name places in Canada 😂.
Thanks for the support.
Great videos as always - keep em comin!!
Please keep up the great hopper footage
Lol
This is such a fast & efficient way to empty the bins. I'm surprised more major carriers have not phased out manual rear loaders.
Hey Dave. I was told years ago that this design was actually stolen from a designer in Italy.
Manual rear loaders still have there place. Narrow streets, cars parked in the way, ability to take bulk waste etc
@@nitrobusa That's definitely true, but wherever they can be used would save on time and manpower.
@@Dave-co1cv our council was the first in the area to implement side loaders. Went from a 25 man crew to 6. The OG were a vacuum system. Then the grabs came into play.
@@nitrobusa Exactly my point: fast, efficient, cost saving.
Absolute love! Perfect angle👍
I agree that this is more convenient andceasier
please make more like this one
I find your videos great and gladly look at them. However, what irritated me is that many recyclable things, mixed with biowaste, find themselves in the trash. Are these things sorted out and recycled or are they incorporated the earth on the landfill?
Straight in the ground.
@@nitrobusa Directly in the ground? Wouldn't it be better to carefully separate the waste and recover valuable raw materials from it?
In terms of environmental protection and resource conservation, it would definitely be better. Perhaps this idea could be passed on to the people responsible?
@@MrGloriosa1970 that costs money & people arnt willing to spend it. It goes back to the “once it’s in the bin it’s not my problem” attitude
@@nitrobusa Thank you for your open and honest answers. It's just disappointing to see how little is interested in maintaining and protecting the environment.
I know you're just doing your job and can not for the ignorance of the others.
Nevertheless, I find that you make a good and valuable job.
Stay healthy and confident.
@@MrGloriosa1970 The "value" of recyclables has dropped significantly in recent years. The reality of recycling is that it's always been about the money more than environmental impact at least in the US for common materials. Much of what goes into the recycling isn't even being recycled these days.
Unfortunate but true.
They really like MC Donalds there lol
Something different, nice.
Great video. More of these. For 2-3 hours.
Why did you have the packer stopped until 3:43
A lot of people like to see what the rubbish is. Also I wanted to show how the rubbish gets munched when the hopper gets full
Great footage🤗
Awesome video! Where is this? Like what country?
Australia mate
@@nitrobusa Thanks!
Anewox 😊 What time Jobs What a little more ou with
this process is so cruel 26:34, it should be banned. These poor innocent plants should not have to endure this treatment.
Bruh they've been pruned
Do you prefer Bucher or SuperiorPak?
I was trained in spak so would rather them.
But I have my bucher we’re it’s more comfortable.
Bucher seam to be able to jamb more on
yessss
Nice to see diapers at 06:38 and 24:56
I used to do an old age home every week. 8 cans of bags full of adult diapers. Wasn't a fan of the smell. lol