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English: Garbarino 11 is the company's only Volvo WX42 front loader. Built in 1999, this unit is one of the oldest trucks in the fleet. Because of its age, it has been reduced to being a spare unit, only running when one of the newer front loaders are out of service. This unit also features a rare Bridgeport Able Body front loader, combining the Able body ribbed design with the standard Bridgeport design from that era. During a special run, this unit was doing a short run around the neighborhood near the yard. |
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