Emptying The Poo Truck 

Every time I watch the poor pumper I get an overwhelming desire for a big glass of chocolate milk.

Who else loves watching him at work?

I always knew that every tool had a hammer end but now I know drills have a shovel end!

It would be so cool to have a video tour of the treatment plant! Thanks for all of your awesome and informative content!

The trash can must smell awesome sitting out there in the hot sun. 14:50

Very educational for first time homeowners. Awesome to see our disposal system operations and understanding of how all this works hand in hand, Thanks for sharing.

Love that DeWalt shovel 😅

I visited a sewer treatment plant and...oh it's smells like money! I just love it!!!

never knew you had to stir pooh.learn something new everyday.thanks for your knowledge

Back in the dark ages (early 1960's) my cub scout den mother lived right in front of the driveway to our new (at the time) waste treatment plant and arranged for us to take a field trip to see how things worked. The manager was very nice to us and showed us how everything flowed into, was processed and discharged to the local reservoir. By todays standards it was very primitive and we had a MAJOR PROBLEM with phosphates causing major algae problems. The plant has since been upgraded and expanded several times, but I am unsure if they still use the "combined" storm water and sewage lines (they did in 1960 when it was built) and heavy rains would cause the manhole covers to pop up and dance around much to the delight of us kids riding the school bus. It would be great if you could get permission form one of your local treatment plants to film a tour. There are a lot of videos of treatment plants from small to YUGE and they are all fascinating to watch.

Awesome job in replacing those screws. If the customer knew you did that, I'm sure they appreciate it greatly. Craftsman-level poomanship.

It's nice to see a guy happy in his work. Thank you.

One of my hats I wore before I retired was waste water operator. Waste water treatment depends on bacteria, living organisms. You stress them just right to make them do what you want. This is a complicated balance and highly technical. Most operators are proud of their plants and will give tours. But stay with your guide, waster water treatment facilities are dangerous places.

Modern treatment plants are amazing. After the bar screening, sand and grit are removed. Then a mix of aerobic and anaerobic processes, settling and filtering are used. The nitrates, phosphate and dissolved salts are removed by microbes which settle out.

Nice to see how it all works, a tour would be great😊

Brother Issacha, your videos are awesome. Thank you for taking the time to make them.

Good job, my friend. Keep up the good work. We thank you.

Man, imagining the odor from that dumpster at 14:50 is enough to make one gag...Summertime must be brutal...Thanks for making the world less shitty...:)

When I was working, our company worked in many Water Reclamation plants in California . What we did was install aeration blowers and code generation engines and piping . The things we saw at these plants would blow your mind . A plant in San Clemente California had the best looking tomatoes and cantaloupe growing right next to the inlet piping from the city . It doesn't matter where seeds go, they will grow. Hahaha at most plants, we would see crows sitting on the sweepers picking out condoms and other items in laying them across the sweepers. Why they do that I don't know.😂😂😂 the other thing, you are so right when you say smells like money. Have a safe New Year my friend

So much respect fam!!

I like your style of work. You do a good job.👍

Super interesting, thank you. Nice filming.

If ur ever in upstate New York would be glad to take u on a tour of our plant

Best thing about bar screens, cash $ I found hundreds of dollars in bar screen! I also worked at a treatment plant that you could drink effluent but no one would volunteer! We called it from you ass to your glass! 40 years of service in one of the largest plants in America.

I like the idea of getting a tour of a plant, that would be great content.

Currently installing my own septic system. A 1500 gallon tank with a 500 gallon pump tank to a mound system. It’s a lot of work to do by yourself.

You are so interesting to listen to and watch.i love your work ethic!!

Hey Hey you make it look so easy, Good Job and well Done, 👍👍

I’m sure you know this but as someone who’s ran vac in the oil and gas sector one thing I’ve found with extra sucking power is throwing a bleeder in the middle of the hose and it will let a bit of air in and move it quick

I’d love to see more about waste treatment from start to finish including maybe some problems they might have

I love these long videos as opposed to the Shorts

Very informative video dude.

Hi dude. I'm in the UK. Waiting to hear back from a trucking company about work on a vac truck. So ya film has been very useful. Thanks for your efforts.👍

Yeah, I love like watching his videos too. He's great

I've seen lots of your short videos. First time watching a full length video. Liked and subscribed.

That was very interesting. Thanks a lot.

I’d find a tour of the plant really interesting.

Thank you, very interesting!!! 🙂

That must Smell AMAZING! Eat a PB&J while at the plant!

the all new, dewalt impact driver shovel. 🤣

If I saw this as a little kid I’d like it as much as garbage trucks and garbage trucks are pretty awesome

Great video

When I did Porta John service where we dumped at a treatment plant they had two man holes with quick connect fittings we'd hook our dump hose to the truck and those fittings

When I a little kid, I call the poo truck a choco milk truck 😂

My city waste water treatment uses the cleaned water for plant irrigation on parkways and golf courses

When I was a kid in Simi Valley, California we had our septic tank drained. The pumper would take it to a field and dump it there. We had no sanitation plant back then.

My septic system had an alarm for the level

There is no way I can wait until the end of the video to comment. Sure I've turned my cordless and used it as a hammer but never as a puller/prybar then as a shovel. 😂. Gotta love it. Finally this is the first time I came across your channel and I'm definitely in 👍. See you in the comment section again soon 👍 🇨🇦 🔧

BROWN GOLD

In the 50s after WW2 people built their own house and dug a hole and put in a 55 gallon drum as their septic tank and they are still working today. A bunch of my neighbors had them

I saw your sample cup and immediately thought "mmmm, the forbidden chocolate milk" 🤣💩💩

Cool!

I always give u a thumbs up before watching ur video.. 😃

I have a old center block septic with three home made concrete lids made in the 70's

2:53 mmm the forbidden brownie

I'm not gonna hop in their play some mexican music and rub fabuloso on everything 😂😂😂

You should do more videos like this often lol

Love the content, Love the links. Which length of probes and hooks do you use? Do you use a 3" vacuum line? Have you ever tried a 4"?

We dumped at a dryland wheat farm. They injected it subsurface for fertilizer. Think about that when you have your bread.......

That's a lot of dookie, i'm a new subscriber. Thanks for the video

Never seen anyone use a drill as a shovel before? I guess you gotta do what you gotta do!

I enjoyed this behind the scenes video. This reveals how unfriendly those wipes really are to our septic/sewage systems. The toilet or hose bidets seem much more friendly than wipes and toilet paper. I wonder if the overall environmental and cost burden of the impact on TP, production through disposal is compared to the extra water consumption of bidets. I suspect if we had a butt-wipe free world and “wiped” with water instead, it would have a better environmental impact. It takes a lot of water simply to remove or disintegrate those wipes anyway. As for bidets, I like the sprayer type hose that hangs from the side of a toilet, compared to the bidet seats that spray you. I first saw the toilet + sprayer combos in Thailand because they couldn’t flush toilet paper in many (most?) parts of the country. If your hands and poo on them, would you wipe them with paper, or use water to get them clean. Even without soap, which would make your hands cleaner? If people can have cleaner butts, fewer hemorrhoids, less paper production, less paper waste and a minimized environmental impact of waste water which is more efficient to treat??? I don’t know the answer, I only have hunches. I enjoy this channel because Dom shares the reality of the lifecycle of our wastewater. I’m learning how to make better personal choices when Dom shows us the crust layer. This channel has great content!

As a former poo reloctor, dumping the grit box was the nastiest thing I ever had to do. 30 yd roll off can

Hello. I do the very same job, just in another country. If we can please have a video where you tour around your truck explaining the different features it will be appreciated (at least by me).

Cracking me up using that screw gun to move dirt lol

Hey buddy. An idea for ya.. maybe you can get this to happen... A ONLINE or smartphone game ... Septic tank Pumping experiences.. a game of going to jobs locating tanks.. opening them diagnose them pump and dump.. on a point system if speed and accuracy of location and completion... What you think??!!!

That’s a lot of duke bro

Have you ever done a dual bell siphon dosing tank?

Saw you working and got me wondering at 6:36 min, has anyone ever fallen into a septic tank? Keep it up!

I like making him work!!😂😆🤣

Water treatment plant is that where you go to dump the grease interceptor too?

I noticed there was no filter installed in that 2 compartment tank. Is it required in your state? I know in Georgia it is. Great videos. Keep them coming. 👍🏻

New York you have to have three to four sections

I've seen some that just dump onto a concrete area,it just dries up then they scoop it up with front end loader and then i think maybe used in fertilize,not sure!!

dude im on system 3 in pa. last guy ripped us off. During the dig for this one we noticed the turtle shells were uphill, yes i said uphill. Sick of being ripped off and dont want a sand mound.

Great video D, have you ever dropped a torch in a tank? 😀

A poo truck was in a highway accident near our house and ended up on its side. It leaked all over the place. The fire departments from two towns came out and hosed down the roadway and the gutters. A lot of it went into the storm drain system and the Passaic River. Yuck!!!

I’ve got to take a dump now.

How often do you clean your tank out

How often and how do you clean your pump truck?

8:35 lol 😂

I want this job

Damn dude, Dewalt should just put your video up on their site as their only method of marketing and pay you royalties.

So does your state vehicle inspection include your tank? Does the tank get cleaned daily?

Septic tanks save your water bill, but when the septic tank has to be pumped it’s your sewer bill lol

Cute Rei doll, tho.

Using your Dewalt powertool for digging dirt and chiseling. You must be wither a rich pumper, or that is one of the contributing factors to being poor. :)

You got a link for rizer covers?

How much does the water treatment plant charge you to dump your truck

Is there a charge to you at the treatment plant?

Watching this video 2 hours before an interview to drive and operate a poo truck in Australia. Great tips for the interview

I love the Rei plushie inside your truck. Are you a fan of Neon Genesis Evangelion?

how do u tolerate the smell?

It’s so disgusting yet satisfying

At the end I’m like will it be drugs coming out who knows

What is done if the waste doesn't meet the PH requirements? Add water or what? And how's do you add if it's in thevtruck?

Please do the tour. Also how do you cope with the smell?

Hey there! Thx for the vid! 😊. Wondering if you own your own truck or work for someone else?

Beat that dewalt up! I love it

Where did you buy that Dewalt shovel/scraper?