Hey look, it's mah hometown trucks! I'm a little bummed I didn't join you guys, but I was in Utah this past week and Curotto cans aren't really my thing. Glad you could get this footage of what El Cajon has to offer, especially that crocodile, definitely my favorite trucks out of that yard. Alex is the man, his knowledge of the area just dwarfs mine, which isn't helped by my general distaste for the big green and the big blue, but that's not to say I don't love the occasional WM compilation from you and Harrison :) nice work!
Haha thanks man. Lots of good stuff down in El Cajon, I absolutely love their old Macks. Just like I told him, any company in San Diego that is willing to hire Alex will in no way regret their decision. He'd make an awesome manager with how well he knows the layout of the area.
Congratulations WMmaster626, you went to El Cajon and it was certainly a success. That Wittke/Leach at the begining is great, I wish Baldwin Park still had it but El Cajon is taking great care of it and it is amazing on this route. The large stops are fun to watch and it seems like everyone of those stops has one automated bin purchased from a resident. That Transformer Amrep Curotto Can cameo was great and its neat how he drives with the Curotto so close to the ground. I'm so glad you found a Wittke Crocodile. The Labrie grippers are neat but I wish at least one still had the original grippers. Those lid flips that close the lid were great. Is this the only Crocodile that is not Think Green labeled? I'm glad WM still has a few FL's with carry cans. Again congratulations on the video and it certainly did not disappoint!
Thanks Kevin!! El Cajon is AMAZING. I hope we can take a trip down there soon. I was very happy to see how El Cajon is running our old truck. I think Fernandez used to drive that one haha I noticed that the Amrep had its Curotto very close to the ground as well. I wish the Wittkes still had the big grippers too! There's actually only two Think Green crocodiles, although you know me - I wish they all were repainted haha glad you enjoyed!
Great video. I'll be honest, I just like seeing someone doing what I do with palm trees in the background, vs. evergreen trees and snow. 😄. Driver seems to be pretty seasoned and hitting his marks. 👍🏻. I have my currotto can pressure (hydraulic) just to the point to where when I set most totes back down, the lids stay closed. I always went with the theory of "the neighborhood should look like it did before I arrived,, after I left",,,, but then again that makes for a slow currotto claw and longer day I guess.
Thanks Casey! Haha must be a real change in scenery from up by you. Yeah, I know some managers go by that theory, it does make the area look very neat. Appreciate the comment!
Awesome video! First off, I apologize for being so behind, I've just been crazy busy lately. I love the first Curotto, I could watch that truck all day and it looks stunning. Those crocodiles have always been so much fun to watch, a shame they never caught on here. The ACX Amrep Curotto looks amazing as well, too bad those aren't more popular. I really enjoyed the carry can on recycle, I've always thought a semi auto recycling route would be a lot of fun. Those cart lines at the end were really cool too, great work!
Thank you! As always appreciate you taking the time to comment. Haha I felt the same way with the first truck. One of my personal favorites out there. Yeah the Crocodiles are super neat trucks! I wish they still had the big grippers though. Thanks bro!
This video was perfect timing for me, the majority of vids that I watched on UA-cam last week were of of El Cajon.. I absolutely love their fleet! The first Curotto driver might be the best operator in a Curotto I have ever seen, certainly in the top 5. Looks amazing too! I hope they keep these Wittkes around for while! That Crocodile was super awesome! Probably my favorite one ever! I dont think ive ever seen one slam so many lids shut...Might be a solution for G.I. industries lol. The carry can was cool too. I couldn't pick a definitive favorite truck, but it would probably have to be the crocodile. Does El Cajon have a lid flipping rule? Great video!
Thank you! I love El Cajon too! So many cool trucks in there and the pure size of the fleet is impressive. Haha I'm sure all the slamming makes for an increase in cart replacement. GI's got their operation down, their ASLs are some of the fastest around despite no lid flipping. No lid flipping rule at El Cajon as far as I know. Appreciate the comment!
Awesome video!! Thats so cool that you filed that paperwork for 981 just to see it working like a pro a few months later in its new place. That curotto can (well, more actually the drivers operating skills) nearly put me to sleep but in a good way lol. Very smooth and monotonous yet entertaining as hell. However, my favorite truck by far was 454! It did NOT treat those lids well at all! Awesome to see it whip those 30s and 60s lids shut... and i was waiting for a 90 too haha. Carry cans have also grown on me so it was fun to see a quick clip of that truck. Watched the whole thing and no regrets!
Thank you! Yes, I was beyond impressed with 981 and couldn't expect anything more from it really. Their crocodiles are awesome! I really enjoyed watching those and hope to find more in a few months. Appreciate it!
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Hey look, it's mah hometown trucks! I'm a little bummed I didn't join you guys, but I was in Utah this past week and Curotto cans aren't really my thing. Glad you could get this footage of what El Cajon has to offer, especially that crocodile, definitely my favorite trucks out of that yard. Alex is the man, his knowledge of the area just dwarfs mine, which isn't helped by my general distaste for the big green and the big blue, but that's not to say I don't love the occasional WM compilation from you and Harrison :) nice work!
Haha thanks man. Lots of good stuff down in El Cajon, I absolutely love their old Macks. Just like I told him, any company in San Diego that is willing to hire Alex will in no way regret their decision. He'd make an awesome manager with how well he knows the layout of the area.
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Congratulations WMmaster626, you went to El Cajon and it was certainly a success. That Wittke/Leach at the begining is great, I wish Baldwin Park still had it but El Cajon is taking great care of it and it is amazing on this route. The large stops are fun to watch and it seems like everyone of those stops has one automated bin purchased from a resident. That Transformer Amrep Curotto Can cameo was great and its neat how he drives with the Curotto so close to the ground. I'm so glad you found a Wittke Crocodile. The Labrie grippers are neat but I wish at least one still had the original grippers. Those lid flips that close the lid were great. Is this the only Crocodile that is not Think Green labeled? I'm glad WM still has a few FL's with carry cans. Again congratulations on the video and it certainly did not disappoint!
Thanks Kevin!! El Cajon is AMAZING. I hope we can take a trip down there soon. I was very happy to see how El Cajon is running our old truck. I think Fernandez used to drive that one haha I noticed that the Amrep had its Curotto very close to the ground as well. I wish the Wittkes still had the big grippers too! There's actually only two Think Green crocodiles, although you know me - I wish they all were repainted haha glad you enjoyed!
Great video. I'll be honest, I just like seeing someone doing what I do with palm trees in the background, vs. evergreen trees and snow. 😄. Driver seems to be pretty seasoned and hitting his marks. 👍🏻. I have my currotto can pressure (hydraulic) just to the point to where when I set most totes back down, the lids stay closed. I always went with the theory of "the neighborhood should look like it did before I arrived,, after I left",,,, but then again that makes for a slow currotto claw and longer day I guess.
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Thanks Casey! Haha must be a real change in scenery from up by you. Yeah, I know some managers go by that theory, it does make the area look very neat. Appreciate the comment!
Awesome video! First off, I apologize for being so behind, I've just been crazy busy lately. I love the first Curotto, I could watch that truck all day and it looks stunning. Those crocodiles have always been so much fun to watch, a shame they never caught on here. The ACX Amrep Curotto looks amazing as well, too bad those aren't more popular. I really enjoyed the carry can on recycle, I've always thought a semi auto recycling route would be a lot of fun. Those cart lines at the end were really cool too, great work!
Thank you! As always appreciate you taking the time to comment. Haha I felt the same way with the first truck. One of my personal favorites out there. Yeah the Crocodiles are super neat trucks! I wish they still had the big grippers though. Thanks bro!
This video was perfect timing for me, the majority of vids that I watched on UA-cam last week were of of El Cajon.. I absolutely love their fleet! The first Curotto driver might be the best operator in a Curotto I have ever seen, certainly in the top 5. Looks amazing too! I hope they keep these Wittkes around for while! That Crocodile was super awesome! Probably my favorite one ever! I dont think ive ever seen one slam so many lids shut...Might be a solution for G.I. industries lol. The carry can was cool too. I couldn't pick a definitive favorite truck, but it would probably have to be the crocodile. Does El Cajon have a lid flipping rule? Great video!
Thank you! I love El Cajon too! So many cool trucks in there and the pure size of the fleet is impressive. Haha I'm sure all the slamming makes for an increase in cart replacement. GI's got their operation down, their ASLs are some of the fastest around despite no lid flipping. No lid flipping rule at El Cajon as far as I know. Appreciate the comment!
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Awesome video!! Thats so cool that you filed that paperwork for 981 just to see it working like a pro a few months later in its new place. That curotto can (well, more actually the drivers operating skills) nearly put me to sleep but in a good way lol. Very smooth and monotonous yet entertaining as hell. However, my favorite truck by far was 454! It did NOT treat those lids well at all! Awesome to see it whip those 30s and 60s lids shut... and i was waiting for a 90 too haha. Carry cans have also grown on me so it was fun to see a quick clip of that truck. Watched the whole thing and no regrets!
Thank you! Yes, I was beyond impressed with 981 and couldn't expect anything more from it really. Their crocodiles are awesome! I really enjoyed watching those and hope to find more in a few months. Appreciate it!
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