Roll off truck questions

Discussion in 'Waste Removal and Garbage Truck Driver Forum' started by Thetrashnoob, May 31, 2019.

  1. bbr001256 garbageman

    bbr001256 garbageman Bobtail Member

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    If you dont own the disposal site its very, very, tough to compete. By design i assure you.
     
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  3. Thetrashnoob

    Thetrashnoob Light Load Member

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    That was for c&d, they couldn’t give me an answer on solid waste, I will have to call back today and find out
     
  4. street beater

    street beater Road Train Member

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    That's ridiculous. Over 1300 dollars for a standard asphalt shingle 20 yard re roof box? Call your local roll off places and see what they charge for a dumpster. Maybe that is the norm..
     
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  5. Thetrashnoob

    Thetrashnoob Light Load Member

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    I’ve looked at 10 places. 15 yards are averaging 400, 20yard 500-55, 30 yard 600-650.
    I’m thinking the landfill and transfer station for regular trash is going to be cheaper than c&d I hope. I guess we will find out. Maybe there’s a lot less money in the business than I thought or I’m just missing something
     
  6. Thetrashnoob

    Thetrashnoob Light Load Member

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    That is something I’d like to consider in the future but I’m not sure how you even get into that, it seems like there is a bunch of the big companies they already do the hauling around here.
     
  7. GreedyEdi

    GreedyEdi Bobtail Member

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    I maybe interested. I'm North of Baltimore.
     
  8. Gary6464

    Gary6464 Bobtail Member

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    Hey pal, let me know if you have a moment to chat. Would be great. I am in the process of opening a dumpster business
     
  9. Thetrashnoob

    Thetrashnoob Light Load Member

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    May I ask why hooklift over cable? if seems like the hooks are way more versitable until it’s time to dump them. Thoughts?
     
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  10. street beater

    street beater Road Train Member

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    Hooks are a little faster and you can trailer back a box with good wheels on hard pack, but cables are over all more versatile. More types of boxes, heavier lift capacity, lower height requirements, ect...
     
  11. Thetrashnoob

    Thetrashnoob Light Load Member

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    Is there a reason it’s always conventional trucks you see and hardly ever see cabiver trucks? I thought cabivers were good for getting in tight areas.
     
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