Dennis Eagle Tour, How A Bin Lorry Is Made! 

Just like to reiterate our thanks to Charlie and Dennis Eagle for the tour of their factory in Warwickshire. Thank you also to the two ladies for the informative video and of course their professionalism in producing the film.👏🤝 Great to see the staff at Dennis Eagle doing a superb job and making a great product.

Thanks for the tour. It was detailed and informative.

I’m a rubbish truck driver! So I appreciate your video, thanks

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you, ladies and Dennis Eagle for an interesting video.

Wow great tour and informative guy your talking to, nice to see something different, hope you got a souvenir lol

Wow love it , thanks for sharing

Would make great campers them trucks, no need for a side door and with that fantastic back door. Enjoyed the tour.

I can understand the UK councils preferring the Volvo engines as they are the most powerful and ideal for getting up some steep braes.

I saw that there are 3 different engines depending on where the order is going to. Green coloured engines mean it is a Volvo and they get put into the lorries for use in the UK. Black coloured engines mean it is Renault and that it is bound for mainland Europe. Red coloured engines means Cummins and they are heading for Australia. I was going to ask why was it the British prefer Volvo engines, but I think I can maybe answer that by remembering what I have heard previously about Volvo buses and coaches and why the likes of Stagecoach, National Express and other operators often opt for Volvo and that is because they are relatively easy to repair and maintain, they build a very good quality vehicle that is very reliable and easy to drive and they represent good value for money, and the guys whose job it is to drive them also enjoy driving a good quality Volvo.

Bin Lorries don't last long due to them having hard lives. Some are being converted to electric now.

Certainly I can understand why UK customers want the Volvo. Very reliable and very popular when it comes to their buses & trucks. I have a neighbour who drives for Stagecoach & has always said that most of the drivers prefer to drive a good Volvo.

On the subject of the engines going into the vehicles. Green is the Volvo engines for their UK customers Black is the Renault engines for their customers on the continent (Europe). But I was unable to catch what make the engines are that are Red and are for China. It certainly didn't sound like a vehicle manufacturer I was familiar with. Any chance of more information about it?

Whoa, that was really interesting, well done ladies. So nice to see a top quality product made in this country. Love to see one of these converted and turn up at Quirky! And exactly, how did you manage to blag yourself in for this video:)?

Drive one every day around Canberra Australia. Not a bad truck. Front suspension could do with a little more travel.

Are there other designs that Dennis makes

Nice tour. I have one question why do they have to put different engines for different countries. They can offer all engines in each market. If I could I would go for Cummins engine

Did they say what percentage of refuse trucks they make in the UK?

Get them to build you a camper free of charge of course sort of an advertising deal👍

Very interesting, how did u get to do that?

Mercedes cab and engine with a Dennis body can't go wrong

How much does one off them cost to buy

I drive them daily, great bit of kit

Oh and 1st everyone seems to put it so I followed

Dennis Eagle 🦅 empty our bins

Was he tall or were you sat down lol