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At a first glance, Victorville and the surrounding area seems to be filled only with Rehrigs. With a second look though, you can find other carts. And I am not talking about Burrtec's RMIs nor AD's Ottos.

Among the carts I have seen far, this Zarn Roll-A-Waste is the first cart I was able to see up close. Not that close though, since that was in another property, blocked by a chain-link fence. Still, I was able to see this cart in good condition.

I have no idea where this could be from. The only thing printed on the cart is the ID you see here, and area on the lid where the company name should be molded in was left blank. Plus, the City of Riverside and LABOS, the only places in SoCal that I know bought Zarns, bought different models that had plastic tipper and catch bars, and in the case of LABOS, were smaller 60 gallon carts. This leads me to believe this might be from out of the state.

This is one of 2 Zarns I have seen in the area. The second cart was another Roll-A-Waste, in Burgundy, on the side of CA-18. That cart was in the same spot since we moved in, and stayed there for around 6 months. However, as soon as I expressed interest in taking it, it disappeared. To this day, I don't know where it went, though it has most likely fell into the hands of plastic scrappers.

I hope to get more pictures of the more interesting carts around here in the coming weeks.

Location: Hespeira, CA
Date Taken on 17 June 2019, 10:47
Source Zarn Roll-A-Waste
Author TheInvertedFan
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