Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Having a fleet of truck less then half a dozen trucks Tom's Trash services Willow Creek, Hoopa, Burnt Ranch, Hawkins Bar and Salyer. Early January Mendocino Refuse and I took a long drive out to route in the hope we find and film and company that isn't that well known and hasn't seen the cameras yet. Well route isn't that long and what you see minus a few clips is all of it. Of course route started late that day but it gave us plenty of time to look around and explore. Participation for residential recycling is just about the size of the Ford Perkins satellite that is used too pick it all up. But anyway here is a long but short video of the Willow Creek commercial recycling route. I will have to come back and try too get more footage as other city's were on the list too try and catch that day so commercial trash was not filmed. Same truck but different commodity... The residential trash route is definitely something worth the drive back to film or the sweet bonfire that occurs after all the cardboard is piled up at the yard. Big thanks to the driver for lettings us film as it would have sucked to drive away with no footage.
Having a fleet of truck less then half a dozen trucks Tom's Trash services Willow Creek, Hoopa, Burnt Ranch, Hawkins Bar and Salyer. Early January Mendocino Refuse and I took a long drive out to route in the hope we find and film and company that isn't that well known and hasn't seen the cameras yet. Well route isn't that long and what you see minus a few clips is all of it. Of course route started late that day but it gave us plenty of time to look around and explore. Participation for residential recycling is just about the size of the Ford Perkins satellite that is used too pick it all up. But anyway here is a long but short video of the Willow Creek commercial recycling route. I will have to come back and try too get more footage as other city's were on the list too try and catch that day so commercial trash was not filmed. Same truck but different commodity... The residential trash route is definitely something worth the drive back to film or the sweet bonfire that occurs after all the cardboard is piled up at the yard. Big thanks to the driver for lettings us film as it would have sucked to drive away with no footage.
