City of Phoenix ⇨ The NEW 27 Yd. Curbtender PowerPak Garbage Trucks

Since 230193, the city of Phoenix hasn't purchased these 27 Yd. Curbtender units until recently when the delivery of 24 Yd. units and now these 27 Yd. units. These are similar in spec to the previous 030 and 130 series trucks sporting the Peterbilt chassis and single drive axle configuration, however now are CNG and silver in color. These two 27 Yd. PowerPak units complete a 300s route in Area E. Enjoy the footage and a huge thank you to both operators for making this possible!
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[@DrBeary]

Great job, and even in the hot weather!

[@thedesertshark165]

This is such an amazing video good job on finding the truck

[@RefuseArizona]

Thank you!

[@thedesertshark165]

Is it a asl

[@jamessteckel1272]

Can’t see who the operators are, but can see they are skilled!

[@legodude24652]

James! I heard you retired, congratulations! I know Kurt is one operator (I used to film him in Ahwatukee)

[@RefuseArizona]

One of them was Kurt and the other was Kevin, very skilled operators!

[@tomharris8263]

Nice looking rig. To bad they have to run them down those dirt alleys.

[@Aidea-fn3zu]

Nice video

[@RefuseArizona]

Thank you!

[@TrainsandTrucksProductions]

Awesome!

[@WasteKing_AZ]

Do you know what two specific trucks were replaced by these?

[@RefuseArizona]

The driver of 099 had a Scorpion in silver and the other had a Condor curbtender.