WASTE & RECYCLING
automated front loader

Our Automated Front Loaders deliver reliable and efficient solutions for both residential neighborhoods and commercial sites. Designed with advanced automation, these trucks enhance operator safety while maximizing productivity. At the heart of the system is the Curotta Can, an innovative automated container mounted on the front of the truck that ensures smooth, secure, and consistent waste collection. With cutting-edge automation and proven performance, our automated front loaders set the standard for safe, dependable, and efficient waste management.

Trusted OEM Partners that Power Our Fleet

automated front loader specifications

Comprehensive overview of our automated front loader fleet

countrychassis makechassis modelbody makebody modelsub familyfuel type
USA-FlagAutocarACX64HeilHalf/Pack Low Rider - Residential40 YDDiesel
USA-FlagMackLR 64RHeilHalf/Pack Low Rider - Residential40 YDDiesel

service &
support

map of locations
  • nationwide delivery

  • flexible terms
  • Dedicated Support
  • Replacement assurance

  • warranty coverage

Automated Front Loader FAQs

Automated front loaders are ideal for residential and commercial waste, especially in high-volume areas such as shopping centers, apartments, office parks, and municipal routes.

Automated front loaders can lift dumpsters from 2 to 10 cubic yards and carry up to 10 tons of compacted waste, depending on the truck’s configuration.

With fast cycle times, high-capacity hoppers, and automated lifting, these trucks reduce trips to the landfill and streamline collection on busy residential and commercial routes.

learn more about how BTR
automated Front Loaders can impact your operation

Contact Us Today

BTR UPDATES

LATEST from blog

  • Oct 2026

    How to Choose the Right Terminal Tractor for Your Business Needs

    Choosing the right terminal tractor can affect how efficiently your business moves trailers, manages yard traffic, and keeps loading docks supplied. A truck that doesn’t match your facility’s workload or layout can create unnecessary delays, while the right configuration helps operators move trailers efficiently throughout the shift.

  • Oct 2026

    2026 Regulatory Changes Independent Haulers Need to Know Before 2027

    Running an independent hauling business means keeping trucks on the road, managing operating costs, and staying on top of changing regulations. As 2026 comes to a close, several federal regulatory updates are worth reviewing before planning for 2027.

  • Sep 2026

    How Renting a Yard Truck Can Help Reduce Operational Costs

    Yard trucks are essential for moving trailers between docks, staging areas, and other locations within distribution centers, warehouses, ports, and industrial yards. But adding another terminal tractor to a fleet can involve more than the purchase price. Maintenance, repairs, insurance, depreciation, and long-term ownership costs can all affect the total cost of operating another unit.

read more articles

Keep up with BTR.

Stay up to date with North America’s #1 source for essential services rental and off-rent vehicles.

Subscribe