Mark,that's the way the human mind works.

That is why it so hard for some or many to declutter what they dont need cause they give value to stuff that can be replaced unless u have good reason to keep any. but sometimes if u know u used the item for so long and have no reason to keep then try donate or give to others to know it still gonna be used any. some rather just toss then to try give away for any reason.

@@cable30 because the western mindset is spoiled and ignorant

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Why, those stuff could be used, but instead they crush it

Que horror que se tire tanta cosa todavía usable!

How do you know they didn't?

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Sadly I think this is ladfill. People of the future will judge us harshly.

Peter i - i agree. Also many objects in full function been crushed. Just the owner don’t want it anymore, doesn’t mean any other can still use it. Completely waste of material resources and a waste of Human Resources !

@Anonymous you clearly are too stupid to realise when it's crushed up like that it makes near impossible to recycle. It goes to landfill you dope

Anonymous Please stop commenting on things you do not know. I’m in the waste industry and most of mixed refuse is actually landfilled/incinerated, without having recyclables separated.

Anonymous I am in the waste industry. *Most transfer stations DO NOT SORT MIXED WASTE* Very few in fact. You clearly do not know anything about this industry, most mixed waste is incinerated *unsorted*. In one of this channel’s other videos, he also clearly states this waste is sent to an incinerator *unsorted*. Key word there, *unsorted*

Anonymous FFS even scroll down and click on some of the replies from pistolcrossbow. He even says it’s all incinerated and any surviving metals that haven’t melted are removed and recycled.

What kind is it? Who makes/made this packer mechanism?

Sorry! Ricereaper,you already did.

AND it aLL WiLL GET BURNt WHiCH BURNiNg TRASH is BAD For WiLDERNeSs AND PeopLE

Incinerator? Around here it’s all buried in the landfill, even with a separate recycling truck running the same route. People just don’t care to take the time to put recyclables into a separate bin.

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Yeah! That's is the spirit!

Yes recycling bad, throwing everything in the garbage good

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Oh Yeah now Crushing stuff with garbage truck, i love this Job 😍😍

I know, It will all be incinerated and they sort out the metals afterwards.

Incineration of that is a terrible idea. Very dirty energy. All that plastic burns with much soot residue. Doesn't burn clean at all. I have to think coal is a cleaner fuel than that.

@@Tiqerboy It indeed is, Not everything burns the first time it goes through the incinerator. about 30 kilometers from where i live is a sorting line where they sort out the metals after incineration but you can see the piles of ash from the road en there is a lot of unburned stuff within. The incinerator has filters build in so the soot and other harmfull fumes are not releashed in the air. it works pretty good actualy i think, There is a incinerator on a road where i regulary drive and on a cold day the only thing you see comming out the chimney is steam.

It just sounds like a ridiculously inefficient way to generate electricity. Sure the fuel is practically free but that's where it ends. The filters have to be cleaned periodically and the ashes are highly toxic and have to be buried. They would be far better off recycling. For electricity generation, solar is a much cleaner and better option. Maybe they don't get enough sun in the Netherlands to make it work well, though.

@@Tiqerboy They use the ashes in road construction to make asphalt if i remember. Pretty stupid i think, There is lead and other toxic chemicals and heavy metals in it that probarly spill out when it rains (And thrust me, It can rain a lot over here). Solar power is indeed much cleaner, The last years the have build a lot of solar parks over here in The Netherlands. They where waaaaaay behind in comparison with other European countries. They also build a huge wind energy park on the sea about 25 Km away from the shore. There is indeed not much sun here, But in the summer it can be pretty sunny and hot so there is a lot of energy generated. They actualy still have some coal power plants but they plan to shut most of them down because of the co2. And they do have a nuclear power plant but it's way to small for powering the whole country and a lot of people are against a new one.

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I Remember those times too, They had a bulk waste pickup every 2 weeks for free en literally everything was put out for picup. Nowdays you have to book an pickup and if your lucky it's still for free but where i live must places you have to pay for pickup :(

I worked on one (Not the one in the video) and it indeed works very well. Over here we have bins that hold 5000 liters of trash and it always managed to to ''eat'' the contents fast. Even bulk items like couches or wood are no match for it.

Yes we can and I love it!!!!

I agree with you so much, Rudolf!

Yes and it all goes out for the garbage men or garbage pickers whoever gets there first

They did almost exactly the same here one day. They called the bulk waste pickup service and they just put everything on the curb for pickup. Almost everything was still good, The fridge had still ice in it, the lcd tv i took home also worked fine and many more stuff that was nothing wrong with like stereo's and furniture. Unfortunately i couldn't take everything with me. I only took all the appliances and metals.

@@pistolcrossbow I would've been the happiest trash picker in the world if I was at that house

@@pistolcrossbow What do you guys do if there is something you want to take home with you do you just leave it on the curb and pick it up after your shift?

​@@Obnoxiouswolf2I did not work for them but i know their routes and the bulk waste pickup schedule so i went in the car and i always took the valuebles like metals, Stuff that was still working.

Yes! Just pure greed and selfish people. If they can't sell the items they have then why not allow them to be used by someone else for free. Money to buy these items when new=wasted, production, use of resources to create=wasted, logistics to transports to shops=wasted!!!! Even this fuckin truck is wasted burning fuel to just destroy the items, dump it all smashed up and totally unusable then. Sad times man

years ago there was one that went around civic amenity sites that I know as big bite & its job was compacting the contents of skips into the back ready for landfill , it was fun watching the hoist arm lift the skip up & empty the contents into the back until something snaps one of the pipes off & the wagons stuck there with a skip still attached to it cos it unable to lower the hoist arm

@@jasinere35 lol

@@jasinere35 I remember the Big Bites, they were great. Such mean machines

Read the description , that WAS a flea market it was stuff that the sellers couldn't sell so that's the end result unfortunately.

@@josephbennett3482 Then you shouldn't destroy the goods, but give them away to the needy ......

@@alfredtruchsess7605 i agree , i unfortunately have no control over what they do cause i don't live in the Netherlands I'm from the US. I always say to people instead of throwing your stuff into the garbage why not find people who could possibly repurpose it or use it for parts if it can be taken apart and used for repairing other stuff.

Thanks, It sure is a nice truck.

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Si es verdad o dar a gente que realmente necesita o no tiene nada para navidad caca en argentina se les daría a los niños

it's a Geesink i'm not sure about the exact model but i think it's a gpm 3

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What a rip off. Over here in some cities you have to pay when you book a bulk waste collection. in most large cities and a lot of smaller ones it is still for free. I think if they make everyone pay they will just ditch their trash on the street, Especially in the large cities. where i live there are also special sites where you can sort your waste and put it in special containers like: Wood, Metals, Paper, E-waste etc.

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I don't know what they do with the clay and glass. Metals are sorted out afterwards in a special facility that can sort all types of metals like copper, aluminum, bras etc. Maybey the have a sorting line for clay and glass but i think it gets cruhed to powder and they will use it in construction applications. They indeed generate power in these incineration plants :D

​@@pistolcrossbow very informative. Thank you sir! They use the ash for construction, never thought ash could be used in that type of matter, thanks :)

@@NickSilcox3 Your welcome! :D

@@pistolcrossbow is this the netherlands i hear people speak Dutch

I thought the ash had to be disposed of as hazardous waste because certain plastics generate all sorts of poisons when you set them on fire

Thanks for your comment! :D

box of boots got pushed further into the back each time more got added

Thanks! :D The compactor is a Geesink GPM.

@@pistolcrossbow Thx very much :)

It's called a garbage truck

yeah, i know lol, They ran out of trash at the end of the video.

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Looks like it indeed, But it is actually leftover junk from an annual market that is not sold.

That doesn‘t affect the compactor wear at all, it is better having to cycle less with a full hopper.

@@laurin4339 I think that the packing can also be neater if the hopper is not overloaded. In order to prevent unwanted spillage caused by bursting of the bags due to improper compaction as a result of the compactor blade dragging the bags and tearing them, the compactor blade should ideally be able to sweep the contents in the hopper in just one scoop motion.

@@ElevationLowJJ Well there is not that much spilling going along in the video and I don‘t think there is anything wrong with the blade tearing the bags in the hopper bowle. Rule number one is always pack with a loaded hopper to reduce wear. Oh and the truck packs the trash better when there is a lot of trash being compacted in one sweep.

@@laurin4339 I doubt that any machine manufacturers would give such recommendation.

@@ElevationLowJJ Don‘t underestimate the power behind these machines, if this design can chew a car away it will for sure don‘t have a problem with a loaded hopper full of cardboard boxes and small items, not even metal.

It's in the Netherlands, They sure have. 35 tons if i remember :)

@@pistolcrossbow haha er is geen vuilniswagen die 35 ton kan laden, hooguit een ton of 8 van dit soort afval... Meeste wagens mogen niet eens meer dan 30 ton totaal wegen

@@kakarotvegeta Klopt, Ik doelde op de hydraulische perskracht. Een ton of 10 bedrijfsafval dan zit die wel een eind vol en wat je zegt, van dit soort grovere zooi een ton of 8.

That would suck, But it wouldn't be a disaster since the camera was only 43 euro ^^

i think it's at the incineration plant