An old Mack RD belonging to a local salvage operation.

WM

This is a company I don’t see too much of, because they’re pretty far out from me, but they do service a very large area, and some of their Rolloff runs are 100+ miles from their shop

Here is what’s left of WM of Palmyra. It’s down to a storage/jockey site for rolloff containers, and some sort of very small scale MRF. A few years ago all the assets, trucks, drivers, and accounts of Palmyra were split between Lancaster and Camp Hill, with Camp Hill taking a majority of it. The result of the consolidation, drivers and trucks from Camp Hill racking up some serious miles and drive time to and from routes that are well over an hour and a half away, and having a very small presence in the Camp Hill area, as most of their resources were being sent way far. In the passed few months however, I’m not sure if there has been a change in management, or strategic planning, but Camp Hills operation has nearly doubled, as they have been bidding locally, and competitively, and have won some pretty decent sized residential contracts, bringing in transferred trucks from all over the Northeastern US, along with a slew of brand new trucks as well. As the local Republic Services yard continues to try to eliminate their residential division, and leaves more contracts up for grabs, and the impending Advanced Disposal merger, only time will tell just how much WM will grow in the local market, and if this yard will ever open back up and operate, or if it will stay a “satellite” site.

Old White Compact Atlas Rolloff

Looks like this truck recently got a respray and hasn’t had new decals put on yet

Owned by: National Waste Services

Chassis: Mack MR

Body: unknown

Type of truck: Roll-Off

Unit number: N/A

Additional notes: N/A

Location of photo: Asset Auctions/Asset Nations

First off, if I haven't responded to any of your messages or comments, I'm painfully sorry. I havent had more than 5 minutes at a time to write anything back to anyone yet. In fact, I'm writing this in a rush! I'll take some time the next few days to respond to as much as I can. Just know I'm not ignoring any of you, and I miss you all tremendously.

Secondly, I just confirmed season 2 for "Rolloff" today and we got a 100 dollar sponsorship to pay for each week of bowling, and additional money to go into the "cash prize" for the winner. So, we are planning to start shooting it at the end of September. 7 weeks of filming! (You can watch the first 3 episodes of season 1 on YouTube! Just search "rolloff hacksaw" to find them. Excuse my terrible hosting skills).

Changes in store? I'm NO LONGER THE HOST, thank god! Instead, Jay Morton will be taking over hosting duties. And we are going to have a panel of judges deciding the eliminations each week. Who are the judges? Jeff Schultz, Harrison Polo from ErrorFM, and MYSELF. I can be a really tough judge. I'm excited to start it!

So...

The ULTIMATE question:

What does this mean for me and photography?

Absolutely nothing!

I plan to be very busy with photography on top of it, so no more delayed absenses from now on :)

Hope you like this image. Inspired by a nightmare I heard about from my friend, and for some reason I just had the urge to recreate it.

The people I tagged? GO LOOK AT THEIR WORK. All of them are talented. And they are really supportive of my work, and this is my way of thanking them. You all are amazing.

And again, sorry for my absense on Flickr.

Peterbilt CNG Rolloff

Ford F-Series American Rolloff Container Delivery Truck

Mack Granite Galbreath Rolloff

Operated by: Waste Management, Atlanta, GA

Unit Number: 415353, or 475353?

Body: Pioneer?

Chassis: Peterbilt CNG

Notes: Container transport truck

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WM container truck seen moving a compactor box in Midtown Atlanta

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Mack Granite Galbreath Rolloff

One of several new T800's purchased by a local container hauler.

Mack Granite Roll Off from ERC

320, and American Lafrance condor Rolloffs

peterbilt roll-off

Waste Management #411303 Mack Granite Rolloff

Mack Granite Galbreath Bagster Rolloff

If you want to use this image, ask permission PRIOR to use. Don't be a thief - under most circumstances, I'm quite reasonable.

Copyright 2014 - Alan B.

Mack MR Galbreath Rolloff

only CNG rolloff truck in our fleet and only auto tarp truck also i drove for 3 days. Big Cummins motor, awesome hydraulic system and ride.

One of Shippensburgs countless newer Pete’s was transferred over to Camp Hill recently.

Operated by: Waste Management, Newark, NJ

Unit Number: 417397

Body: Galbreath

Chassis: Mack Granite

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Seen on George Street in New Brunswick, NJ hauling a full bin

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Engine: Mack E7 350 HP six cylinder diesel

Transmission: Mack 8LL

Winzinger late '90's or early 2000's Mack RD roll-off in action at a demolition site down in Pennsville, New Jersey. Winzinger is a 100% Mack fleet from way back. I haven't had a lot of luck capturing much of their fleet so I rushed to get this one from a distance as it unloaded the container..

Mack CL700 American Rolloff