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Engine: Detroit Diesel 6-71N six cylinder diesel
Transmission: Eaton-Fuller 9 speed
Photo courtesy of Auctions International.
Owned by: McNeilus Big Truck Rental
Chassis: Freightliner M2 112
Body manufacturer: Galbreath
Type of truck: Roll-off garbage truck
Additional notes: Seen at Trucks and Parts of Tampa
Location of photo: Hillsborough County, FL
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Copyright 2011 - Alan B.
Operated by: Coolidge Roll-Off service, Saint Paul, MN
Unit Number: n/a
Body: ?
Chassis: International
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Seen on Snelling Ave.
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Owned by: Stericycle
Chassis: International 7600 single axle
Body manufacturer: Unknown
Type of truck: Hook-lift garbage truck with roll-off trailer
Additional notes: This is a biohazard / medical waste disposal company. For more information go to: www.stericycle.com
Location of photo: Polk County, FL
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 2012 - Alan B.
First Gear Diecast 1:34 Scale Mack Granite Roll-Off Refuse Truck with custom old-school "Recycle America" decals on the box.
Owned by: All American Waste Removal
Chassis: WHITEGMC/AUTOCAR ACL
Body: Galbreath
Type of truck: Roll-Off
Unit number: 411
Additional notes: spare truck
Location of photo: Rio Rancho, NM
City of Downey, CA. Circa June 2007. Notice that the Calsan logo is bigger on this one. Some of you may notice that few of the 90's Calsan Roll-off's (This also includes the Low-Boy containers) are all white. All half-boxes with the big Calsan logo are all white. These containers nowadays are all spray painted by CalMet.
This looks kind of odd. A Waste Management roll off truck hauling a Waste Pro (their competition's) dumpster.
My best guess - Waste Pro needed this dumpster hauled and had WM haul it for them.
My next guess - this could be a privately owned container that was replaced by or purchased from Waste Pro and then the private owner changed contractors?
Worst case - which would be very brazen if it was true, is that the driver could be making some money on the side (but I doubt there's anyone out there that stupid).
Engine: Mack AMI 400 HP six cylinder diesel
Transmission: Eaton 8LL
Crown Sanitation ran this Mack Granite in their fleet on Long Island. This picture was taken after it was traded in and cleaned up for resale. I don't recall the exact date I took these pictures but I think it was 2013.
Also from the old Calsan website archived on web.archive.org before becoming inaccessible again. The 90's Calsan roll-offs and storage box color scheme is nearly the same as the 80's version except for two things. The green stripe is shifted one unit to the right, and the Calsan logo (Which appears to be from the commercial bin sticker design from the 80's, except a recycle symbol is placed on the bin part of the logo design) replaces the letter and phone number text info of the company. The logo is placed at the center, or the top-center of the roll-off. The logo is also placed at the center of the storage boxes. As of 2009, these containers are all spray painted by CalMet.