I believe we are in the 370's as I have seen 377 doing recycling. Perhaps they are in the 380s or 390s. I know that they are ordering Pak mor CNG's to replace the existing manual trucks including those with SD chargers memorabilia.
Highest number that I have seen is 815 400 which is a Heil/Autocar CNG. Those trucks have a blue stripe instead of an orange stripe like the older trucks.
At the moment it seems about right. The CNG's start at truck # 327 and the current highest truck numeration they're currently on is #355, so yes roughly yes, 35 CNG trucks.
You have to keep in mind that these carts are over twenty years old. Their useful life has been exhausted. The reason why the residents tape them and try to fix them themselves is because they don't want to pay a fee to have another cart to be delivered and replaced.
@@TheTrashman97 its not fair to the residents that the trash company is buying from a crappy brand.we got otto 4 years ago and most of my city's containers broke within the first year.finally last year the company switched to rehrig
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I believe we are in the 370's as I have seen 377 doing recycling. Perhaps they are in the 380s or 390s. I know that they are ordering Pak mor CNG's to replace the existing manual trucks including those with SD chargers memorabilia.
Pak Mor is at the 811 140's as new CNG trucks are slowly replacing the diesel ones. I have seen as high as 815 388.
Highest number that I have seen is 815 400 which is a Heil/Autocar CNG. Those trucks have a blue stripe instead of an orange stripe like the older trucks.
Great video I like the sound of this new truck!!
It sounds like a cng transit bus
Now in the 400s with the new Heil CNG truck.
Where did u film this?
3:43 woah! Ipl cart! Thats what OKC has pure IPL and cascades and ottos and a zarns and rerhigs
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A video produced by the city said that they have 36 CNG refuse trucks.
At the moment it seems about right. The CNG's start at truck # 327 and the current highest truck numeration they're currently on is #355, so yes roughly yes, 35 CNG trucks.
@@TheTrashman97 I saw an Autocar CNG truck one time.
@@michaelhorgan9525 San Diego CNG Autocar (If so probably an Amrep)? The current highest I have seen in 378 which is a Peterbilt 520 Amrep.
@@trashman3062 yes it had an amrep body.
@@michaelhorgan9525 The only ones of those I have seen in San Diego are Waste Management. It'd be great if it is one of the city's new trucks.
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New Lid flipping amprep lol
So many have tape on their containers.otto is an awful brand. Should have got toter or roto
You have to keep in mind that these carts are over twenty years old. Their useful life has been exhausted. The reason why the residents tape them and try to fix them themselves is because they don't want to pay a fee to have another cart to be delivered and replaced.
@@TheTrashman97 its not fair to the residents that the trash company is buying from a crappy brand.we got otto 4 years ago and most of my city's containers broke within the first year.finally last year the company switched to rehrig