Looking at an RGN

That makes sense, all “6’s” are landfall compactors.

 

Strangely the 836 didn’t have all the plates and stuff - I picked it up at the proving grounds in AZ took it right to the landfill in Cali - where it will never leave until it is worn out scrap metal. I saw the one it was replacing and it was in bad shape for sure.

 

Plates might be optional, the “5’s” 815, 825, etc are soil compactors, the “6’s” 816, 826, etc are landfill compactors.

 

I HATE all compactors, I had to move one last week. Just extra work.

 

Here is what I know about them for sure

They are really hard on blocks when you load or unload the things

 

we bid an 816 out the factory today and trust me when I say it had the “pain in ###” rate adjustment applied.

The broker that under bid ya will learn shortly how many people hate hauling compactors...even little ones .

 

They’re hard on decks too, you need plywood.

 

Yeah, Martin was scheduled to run 2 layers of 3/4” screwed down to protect his deck. The broker we bid it with actually reimburses for the plywood. Unfortunately no one reimburses for the block I destroyed doing the larger ones.

 

I used to move so many G#####N trash compactors I got a worn out set of Challenger 65 rubber tracks, cut them and laid them out on the deck with my yard crane. They laid out over the front of the deck about 2 feet and over the first set of tires on the trailer. But they sure saved the deck. And I had a 4 hr minimum moving trash models.

 

The new from the factory ones are stupid tall even on my beam - bringing them from IL on a deck with the drums on would be 17 tall

I am just to dumb to say no!