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Ford L8000 - Loadmaster LM125 Garbage Truck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
- For years, this small town in the Eastern Plains of Colorado has been serviced by a Leach Sanicruiser for residential work and this Loadmaster LM125 for the dumpsters. We all enjoyed Alex's video of the residential truck and this same driver, which can be seen here: • International Leach Sa...
But now it's time we see Ol' Red (maybe from RDK?) tackle commercial trash. I was excited by the chance to witness a Loadmaster for the first time since seeing the LM400s in New York. As expected, Loadmaster's nearly unchanged design is still earning its keep. Being a 1995, this would be one of the last LM100s made before that model was discontinued, replaced by the smooth-shell Legacy and Excel models. Along with their rear loaders and a kick-ass automated side loader, the familiar "400" is still made: loadmaster.org...
The classic whine of the pump, speed of the packer, and massive overall size of the truck made this morning a blast. Many thanks to the friendly driver for tolerating the uncommon adult fascination with garbage trucks and how they work.
That's the most professionally dressed solid waste worker I've ever seen on route
I was just about to say that!! I don't think in the 5 years I have been in the industry have I seen someone so well dressed
While I recognize that we all love the sound this thing makes... but imagine being a normal lesser mortal having to listen to this noisy bastard barn storming through your neighborhood in the morning. Holy jeez.
😂😂
Very nice vídeo Ford L9000 more good operator .
A very nice surprise in my subscriptions! Great work on this one. Love the whole look of this truck. Simple paint scheme, ribbed body, all the sounds, and mean looking cab really gave it that “garbage truck” vibe. Always enjoyed watching the massive blades on these LM125s. And this was no exception. Cool to see one outside of New York too. Not very common these days. I like the two large lights on the tailgate as well. Keep up the great work Scott!
Agreed, this truck (particularly its tailgate) epitomizes how a rear loader should look in my opinion. Maybe even more than a Leach does. Thanks for the comment
Garbage collection from the Stone Age. No waste separation.
Thanks for your comment.
Back in the mid 90s, I remember the Sanitation District of Garden City, NY had a fleet of brand new 20yrd LM125s on single axle chassis from IHC S series 4900s & seeing a totally brand new 1 on a random GMC topkick single axle leaving the American Refuel Incinerator heading back; I only remember seeing an older Hackney & Sons LM125 on a long hood Ford L8000 single axle chassis years ago by some sanitation district near Garden City! Its good that you were able to find 1 on a Ford LTS9000 chassis still earing a living; Love the loud diesel, probably some Cummins ISC?
They did quite well with haulers in New York, it's always a pleasure to read anecdotes like that though. Almost like time traveling for those of us just born in the 90s! Did you see many of the LTS9000 though? Seems like it came and quickly was replaced, and I rarely see a dump truck or auto hauler on one of these anymore, much less a garbage truck. I believe it's technically a Cummins 8.3 which is the direct predecessor to ISC without the computer.
@@Trashman242 didn't really see any in waste back in Long Island. Most I saw were in LTL Trucking like ABF freight & NEMF! But they're a common site here in FL where I live mainly as dump trucks!!! I see them with every engine like Cummins, Caterpillar & Detroit Series 60 11.1 & 12.7 series! Seen 1 as a rolloff 10 yrs ago from Waste Management, pretty sure its probably scrapped or sold off to a different country,.......
That's actually a L8000 Aeromax. I remember USA waste had a couple of them for roll offs
Good video, I think that guy goes golfing when he's done with his route
Awesome nice video and this truck sounds like a total beast in my opinion dude. Great 👍 work on the video too dude
So cool 😎 wouldn't it be awesome to see the leach tip some dumpsters
Fuck yeah
When he drove away from the first dumpster and started to turn it looked like the rear dual axles slid in and out. Never saw that on an older rig before.
Driver playing a round of golf when he's done with the route?
Any answers to why it took so long to takeoff? Seems like it was struggling on those, it’s pretty satisfying to see an old fashioned rear loader handle dumpsters. Great vid!
Couldn't tell you, turbo is getting tired or something? It did seem slower than you'd think the truck used to be. But it appeared full, so you can't blame a 1995 that otherwise still runs fine for being a little slow to accelerate when full. Thanks for the comment...almost a month ago!
Man on both trucks the throttle is up high.
That’d be the throttle advance to run the hydraulics.
This is an L8000, it says on the cab above the headlights.
is this the same guy that operated the Leach Sanicruiser with a International S series chassis? He looks like the same guy in that you tube video. Love the old trucks!
Yep it’s the Same guy and from what I heard they use two trucks that one and this one
And where is the snake?
At 0:20 That's 🚫 a Ford L9000 garbage truck. That's a Ford L8000 garbage truck!!
6V71?
No, its a Cummins 8.3 or L10!! The only Detroit they used as an option was a 4 stroke Detroit Series 60, either 11.1 or 12.7!