Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Here we have 2 trucks from Waste Control. No real historical significance in this video, just for the entertainment value. This was filmed in Woodland WA. Yup, Washington. I have now filmed trucks in 5 states. lol Should have been 6, but I missed the truck by a few minutes when in Colorado -_- Anyway...
We didnt spend more time here because some creepy old guy was following us around in his car and we figured he thought we were up to no good so we ended up leaving. As we are driving out of the neighborhood, a cop goes flying in towards where we were... paranoid old farts. We left just in time to not be inconvenienced by the police..again. Ive had to explain to the police in countless areas why I film trucks, and had no intention of doing it again.. haha.
I got enough footage to be happy with though. Thanks to the awesome drivers!
The Recycling truck sounds pretty mean for a truck as new as it is. Guess thats what happens when your not in the liberal overkill state of California. You can still have nice things, and use them on route too :D
Trash was seen first, followed by recycling at 3:01
Oh, and for the Cart guys, they bought Zarn, Dura-Kan, Toter and Turn-Key, then they bought Roto Industries, El Monte Plastics then Ameri-Kart (Versas) and finally they are back with El Monte Plastics now that El Monte Plastics is back in business again. They never once bought a bad cart. Woo! All Rotational and Blow molding. They know how to buy long lasting carts, thats for sure. They Bought 32 gallon Zarns and 35 gallon El Monte Plastics too, but none were in the areas where we found trucks unfortunately.
The last 2 clips were of one of the same trucks in a different city, and yes that was in fact a custom made 90 gallon Zarn mold. They took a 60 gallon mold, and transformed it into a 90 gallon mold. Very unique in its design
Here we have 2 trucks from Waste Control. No real historical significance in this video, just for the entertainment value. This was filmed in Woodland WA. Yup, Washington. I have now filmed trucks in 5 states. lol Should have been 6, but I missed the truck by a few minutes when in Colorado -_- Anyway...
We didnt spend more time here because some creepy old guy was following us around in his car and we figured he thought we were up to no good so we ended up leaving. As we are driving out of the neighborhood, a cop goes flying in towards where we were... paranoid old farts. We left just in time to not be inconvenienced by the police..again. Ive had to explain to the police in countless areas why I film trucks, and had no intention of doing it again.. haha.
I got enough footage to be happy with though. Thanks to the awesome drivers!
The Recycling truck sounds pretty mean for a truck as new as it is. Guess thats what happens when your not in the liberal overkill state of California. You can still have nice things, and use them on route too :D
Trash was seen first, followed by recycling at 3:01
Oh, and for the Cart guys, they bought Zarn, Dura-Kan, Toter and Turn-Key, then they bought Roto Industries, El Monte Plastics then Ameri-Kart (Versas) and finally they are back with El Monte Plastics now that El Monte Plastics is back in business again. They never once bought a bad cart. Woo! All Rotational and Blow molding. They know how to buy long lasting carts, thats for sure. They Bought 32 gallon Zarns and 35 gallon El Monte Plastics too, but none were in the areas where we found trucks unfortunately.
The last 2 clips were of one of the same trucks in a different city, and yes that was in fact a custom made 90 gallon Zarn mold. They took a 60 gallon mold, and transformed it into a 90 gallon mold. Very unique in its design
