Sunrise Sanitation Service
Running the W-5, our "recycle" and backup garbage truck.
updated 14 years ago
Using our 1988 International with an '88 Peerless retriever.
The truck is empty to start and we finished with just over a ton of garbage in this video.
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Here is our 1988 International with an '88 Peerless retriever.
Working on video editing so this may not have turned out as good as it could have. Please be patient.
We'll post the raw packer video as well.
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Due to memory card issues we lost quite a bit of our recent videos before they could be backed up or uploaded but we will be making more!
We made a short video to show a typical dump run. We can usually be in and out in less than 15mins.
1976 Ford F350 Ranger with a 1970 Wayne packer.
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There is even a little bonus in this video. About 9:00, You'll get to see the cart tipper in action for the only lift cart in the senior community.
For those interested, We will be uploading some of the first person footage after alittle editing.
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We will be making more videos as the weather improves.
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We filmed an entire run through the senior community that we service on Fridays.
Couldn't get the editing software to cooperate so I'll have to upload it in 3 parts.
Part 2 - youtu.be/hi5KQuqNA-c
Part 3 - youtu.be/wJqebxXoyhs
The truck we are using is a 1976 Ford F350 with a 1970 Wayne packer and a custom cart tipper. Many of the customers in this community bag their garbage so we don't use the cart tipper many times.
Please ignore the mess behind the blade, we still have about a 2" gap under our blade that allows a lot paper and small debris to slide passed.
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We are a small, independent garbage company operating in the rural areas of Pleasant Hill, Dexter, Creswell, and Cottage grove, Oregon.
This video is a 4K time lapsed video of a senior community that we service every Friday. The people that live there make every Friday pleasant even when the weather isn't.
If you see us out and about don't hesitate to wave or say, "Hi"!
We are always happy to chat.
I'll upload the full version at some point.
This truck has served us well and continues to be a work horse in our garbage company.
This is a short clip of us dumping a fairly packed load. We aren't actually suppose to film up at the dump site so it's not the best camera work.
One day, I hit a deer at 55 mph, lucky it was a glancing blow and only bent the bumper into the driver side tire and crumpled the fender a bit. Later that year, I was playing in some snow and slid into a tree, finishing off the driver fender and grazing the bed on the same tree as I pulled out. :) There are a few dents and dings here and there but ZERO rust.
I describe most of what I have done to the truck in the video but heres a small list:
Rebuilt engine - pistons were 0.020 over if I remember right
Used transmission - came out of a truck with 115,000 miles
New alternator
New starter
New radiator
New battery
New Clutch kit
New flywheel
New U-joints for the rear shaft
New front CV x2
New front and rear brakes
New front wheel bearings
New Idler arm
New upper and lower ball joints
Rebuilt clutch master cylinder
I'm sure there is more that I'm forgetting about but the idea is this truck should now last me another 250,000 miles minimum. Over all I now have a little over $3200 into the truck, including the cost to buy the truck.
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**Update - All the little things that needed adjusted or repaired are now fixed and the bike runs great, it even starts most days without the choke or any use of the compression release! However I have been in limbo with the paper work and it has given me enough of a headache that I gave up on being able to use it as a commuter. So my new plan was set in motion to use it as a trail bike. I recently removed all the signals, tail light and license plate bracket. For now I also removed the headlight bracket until an improvised system can be devised. Overall it should make a great trail bike!


