Front Loader Garbage Trucks

Designed for the Heaviest Routes

When waste haulers want strength, durability, and reliability from a front loader refuse truck, they turn to New Way. With both full-size and reduced-weight options available, the versatility of New Way’s Mammoth line of commercial front-load garbage trucks has consistently outpaced industry standards—rendering the competition nothing short of extinct.

Front loader trucks, primarily seen in commercial-use applications, give waste management organizations the ability to streamline their labor force while simultaneously increasing the number of containers serviced nearly tenfold. Unlike other front loader refuse trucks that can take 10 minutes or more to empty a bin, New Way front loaders complete the same work in less than two minutes. Their huge 40yd3 capacity hopper and single-piece arm construction can handle up to 10,000 pounds of waste. If that much power isn’t needed, multiple cylinder options allow customers to customize their garbage trucks with 6,000, 8,000, or 10,000-pound lift capacities—and with the superior strength of single-piece arm construction.

Built to Meet Your Front Loader Truck Needs

New Way currently offers two front loader body styles: the East Coast version Mammoth and the Western Series Mammoth.

The Mammoth features one-piece body sides with a curved hopper that adds critical strength, the most substantial steel specs in the industry, and heavy-duty arms for the heftiest routes.

The Western Series Mammoth is every bit as tough as the original Mammoth but is the obvious choice for a  lightweight, fast-cycling, high-compaction front loader garbage truck where area DOT regulations are a concern.

Quality, durability, superior strength, and performance are not the only features of Mammoth front loader garbage trucks. Outstanding service and commitment to the customer come standard with every purchase from New Way and our dealer network. We work with you to ensure that we match the right product to your needs and that your refuse truck will continue to be an asset to your business for years to come.