Manual Revving and Manual Trash: Town of Oyster Bay Leach 2R-III / International Workstar

Town of Oyster Bay Department of Sanitation runs about 100 rear load garbage trucks, about half older Leaches and half New Ways. This video features one of their ~10 year old leaches that took over one of their routes after the new way (seen from 0:40 until 1:40) was full. This video follows the Leach packing heavy trash from a scenic neighborhood on the water. The average setout around here is very heavy, about 2-3 homeowner provided cans, plus lots of bulk.
Something special about this truck is that it doesn't rev automatically like the newer trucks; the driver has to hit the gas in the cab. The really old trucks had to be put in neutral before you could rev, so they couldn't pack while driving, but this truck is new enough that it can.
Although this crew is a bit more laid-back than most TOB crews, they still moved at a pretty fast pace, especially for how heavy the trash was.
Thanks to the crew for letting me film, and follow them for as long as I did!
I hope you enjoy watching this video as much as I did making it!
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[@Gar1988]

love it need more

[@barrynobel8572]

Enjoyed this video! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@LongIslandRefuseTrucks]

Thank you for watching! More videos to come in the future

[@robertlang8891]

These guys are fantastic they take everything and if you tip them when you have anything else they still pick it up I used to live in Bethpage and then we moved to Florida if you were 2 compare there is no comparison hands down The Town of Oyster Bay is the Best Waste Management SUCKS

[@LongIslandRefuseTrucks]

Yep, they’ll take anything! Oyster bay has some really friendly crews too