Georg Fahrzeugbau GmbH Neitersen, Germany     Georg began producing refuse equipment as early as the 1980s, producing a transfer tailer of in-house design. A wide variety of products included rear and front loaders, skiplifts, hooklifts and trailers. During the 1990s, several innovative detachable-body systems were patented and introduced to the market. As of October 2001, the Georg group was dissolved, and no longer produces refuse bodies. Parts of the company were rescued from insolvency, including a foundry at Willroth, surviving today under new ownership and producing machine parts, tools, automative wheels and engineering services. Georg GAK8 skip lift from 1982 Haken-Lifte circa 1990 Georg rear loaders from 1990; Kombinations-Müllpresswagen (left) using a Norba Ki11 slide-sweep packer and Universal-Müllpresswagen (right) using a variation of the first generation Pak-Mor R300 tailgate Hakenlifte (left) with stationary compactor box and Georg Frontlader-Müllpresswagen Georg GUL30 front loader 1995 Georg experimental rear loader, which most likely never entered production Georg Smart detachable-body Automated Side Loader (ASL) was one of the last models produced Transfer of Smart refuse body to a transport trailer Late-model skip loader The GewerbeShuttle (Commercial Shuttle) was detachable system for trade waste similar to the City Shuttle 4/1/18 © 2018 All Rights Reserved Logos shown are the trademarks of respective manufacturers Photos from factory brochures/trade advertisements except as noted