Classic Refuse Trucks PAK-MOR

PAK-MOR FRHC800 SERIES

The FRHC827-830-833 front loader was introduced in 1987 to carry more legal payload in a smaller body. The cylindrical body was well suited
for the stresses applied by twin packing cylinders which exerted an astonishing 171,000 pounds combined force.

For the first time, Pak-Mor employed cross-mounted packer cylinders in their new front loader

The FRHC800 packer plate was only 5/8 of the body height, and carried a follower to prevent fallback behind the panel.

FRHC800 body on a Mack cabover

BFI owned this CCC low-entry with FRHC827 body

RDH100 SERIES DUAL-STREAM REAR LOADER

In 1991, The Pak-Mor RDH100 was one of the first dual-stream rear loaders to hit the market during the recycling explosion.
This early model has a 75/25 split, and a single-piece tailgate. The blade cleared both chambers simultaneously,
and the packer slide and sweep cylinders were mounted in the same location as the standard R100 rear loaders.

Later models went to individual tailgates with a 66/33 split and independent operating cylinders.

The slide cylinders were relocated inside the body, within the same plane as the panel

FPE800 - FPD800 - FPD800L FRONT LOADER

Pak-Mor completely re-designed their standard front loader in 1993, with the result being the FPE800 (Pack/Eject) series, sporting
an all-new lighter-weight body. It had a full-height packer panel, and used cross-mounted rams like the FRHC800 circular front loader.

This FPE800 is equipped with a Lodal triangle container coupler

View of the packer blade and cross-mounted rams

The generous 12-yard hopper handled the biggest containers, and a linkage-operated hopper door was optional

The FPD800 series (Pack/Dump) was the same as the FPE, but was a half-pack tilt-to-dump model.
It was the first Pak-Mor in the entire history of the company that did not feature full-ejection unloading.

The FPE800L and FPD800L were both ultra-light versions of the new front loader, in full-pack or half-pack/tilt dump forms

Pak-Mor introduced an automated side loader in 1996, the ASR400 Retriever

4/5/09 (revised 3/31/24)