This video blows me away. Always on point with the great information, and then some awesome time-lapse and a great ending. You make any impossible job look possible. Keep up the awesome work man!
Great video man! These "how to's" are a great idea! Might as well try and teach people when you can. Really liked the ending drone shot, made for a nice ending!
Great work Andrew, much appreciated and very helpful. Nice to hear you speak! I've a feeling that took some courage but you came across clear and it will get more comfortable with experience. Thankyou!
I understand the script. I tend to drift off topic by bringing in all the variables involved around my message and the scrip helps stay on the topic at hand.
Another thing you wanna make sure is if your load doesn’t start falling and you keep hoisting then suddenly just the back quarter breaks out while the rest is still stuck , well all your cantilevered weight is suddenly gone and your bucket by this time is fully hoisted the post could collapse. See these videos often on yt. Usually much bigger dumps though. Probably wouldn’t affect Andrews little one It’s stout. It’s a damn good little dumper. Andrew seems to find good damned equipment that’s perfect for his jobs. Except the bobcats. Lol.
Fantastic! I bet that took a lot of practice. With a drone you'd be able to see the gravel flow behind you in real-time, via the drone's video monitor, to avoid snafus caused by clumps etc., and deliver a near-perfect load. Thats probably what you do nowadays, huh?
Not a complaint, but I so much love when you explain and cover things "off the cuff" without a script. I feel its more like listening to you instead of someone thats just learning or repeating someone else's instructions. We know that isnt you, so feel free to just "talk"!
Doing this with the requirements for the layer to be between 2-4 cm on a patch of road that is roughly 8km, you will learn how to do this really fast, and how to set the chain's for the proper length. Can get a bit nerve racking when the road has sloaps tho.
LOVE IT! LOVE IT MAN! You have some skills for such a young man! you need to take someone under your wing and teach them. I am to be 56 the 22 and don't have the skills you do. it took me a long time because the old timers use to say: SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS! WELL FUCK THAT shit! I always help out young people who really want to learn. don't ever hide skills from others is what I say. you seem to feel the same with your videos!! GREAT JOB, Old One Legged Joseph T
I've never liked just #2 stone as it does't pack in or stay well unless the road is soft and it pushes down in and blends with the base. But crusher run is hard to tailgate out thin. If you chain the gate space thin the material tends to clog especially when wet. If you set the gate wide it dumps too fast. I guess if I had a tractor with a bucket loader on the front and a grader box and York rake attachments I could fix my bad tailgating.
maybe my bed manufacturer Peabody , the bed opens like most at the bottom but the top has heavy duty pins id have to knock out to make it drop and the gate is so heavy it would take two guys to flip it back up and knock to pins in. maybe i can fabricate something easier...i love your channel, keep up the good work..
@@skynet000001 You can flip it back up with a loader or trackhoe. Also a come along working from inside the bed. Don't try to do it manually, too much chance of hurting yourself.
I feel like I know every inch of that drive and field.....how do you manage the initial part of the road before the field....that appears to be a huge challenge when snow plowing....the curves, and steepness of some of the hills....speed must be essential..
Omg I was doing this the other day on a short driveway and my bed lever stuck and I couldn’t let the bed down so I dumped a half a load of 27 ton at the end of this old mans driveway blocking it.
Your videos are much better when you aren’t reading a script. Appreciate them all though!
Yeah, this is an older one. Not everything turns out perfect, but I think this one gets the point across well though.
Absolutely.
i realize it is kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released tv shows online?
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the difference between him talking and him reading is so noticeable it's funny as hell. i swear to god this channel is low-key hilarious.
This video blows me away. Always on point with the great information, and then some awesome time-lapse and a great ending. You make any impossible job look possible. Keep up the awesome work man!
Mobius_Dreams thanks
Great video man! These "how to's" are a great idea! Might as well try and teach people when you can. Really liked the ending drone shot, made for a nice ending!
It’s an art to do that. You gotta know that rig like you do. That last drone shot was rad.
Thanks
Great work Andrew, much appreciated and very helpful. Nice to hear you speak! I've a feeling that took some courage but you came across clear and it will get more comfortable with experience.
Thankyou!
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Worst case scenario with a plugged flow, keeping it real world, great video.
I understand the script. I tend to drift off topic by bringing in all the variables involved around my message and the scrip helps stay on the topic at hand.
Beautiful landscape ! And a very loyal dog!
Another thing you wanna make sure is if your load doesn’t start falling and you keep hoisting then suddenly just the back quarter breaks out while the rest is still stuck , well all your cantilevered weight is suddenly gone and your bucket by this time is fully hoisted the post could collapse. See these videos often on yt. Usually much bigger dumps though. Probably wouldn’t affect Andrews little one It’s stout. It’s a damn good little dumper. Andrew seems to find good damned equipment that’s perfect for his jobs. Except the bobcats. Lol.
love the script. say what you mean, mean what you say. good job.
Thanks
You have come so far!!
Thank. You. For. This. Entertaining. Video. About. Tail. Gating. Gravel.
nice job keep up the good work. that is a grate skill to have that will make you money as no need for more equipment.
great job going to show this to my truck drive's
Liking the crunchy road
Fantastic! I bet that took a lot of practice. With a drone you'd be able to see the gravel flow behind you in real-time, via the drone's video monitor, to avoid snafus caused by clumps etc., and deliver a near-perfect load. Thats probably what you do nowadays, huh?
Not a complaint, but I so much love when you explain and cover things "off the cuff" without a script. I feel its more like listening to you instead of someone thats just learning or repeating someone else's instructions. We know that isnt you, so feel free to just "talk"!
Keep practicing you will get it .
Andrew - in your area where do you get your stone from? I'm nearby and doing my own project. Thanks!
Eastern materials in Kinston.
@@AndrewCamarata Cool thanks for the tip!
Doing this with the requirements for the layer to be between 2-4 cm on a patch of road that is roughly 8km, you will learn how to do this really fast, and how to set the chain's for the proper length. Can get a bit nerve racking when the road has sloaps tho.
I never realized you could get 5yds to go so far. I haven't spread gravel yet but I'll definitely use this info when I do
Yeah, this technique works very well in some situations. Good luck.
O okay 🤣
just subbed your channel, really like the timelapse in your video's. do you ever have a rest?
uKNOWuLIKE that I work a lot of hours.
LOVE IT! LOVE IT MAN! You have some skills for such a young man! you need to take someone under your wing and teach them. I am to be 56 the 22 and don't have the skills you do. it took me a long time because the old timers use to say: SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS! WELL FUCK THAT shit! I always help out young people who really want to learn. don't ever hide skills from others is what I say. you seem to feel the same with your videos!! GREAT JOB, Old One Legged Joseph T
Thanks, I'll do more "How to" videos in the future, that's probably the best way to share skills to a lot of people.
I've never liked just #2 stone as it does't pack in or stay well unless the road is soft and it pushes down in and blends with the base. But crusher run is hard to tailgate out thin. If you chain the gate space thin the material tends to clog especially when wet. If you set the gate wide it dumps too fast. I guess if I had a tractor with a bucket loader on the front and a grader box and York rake attachments I could fix my bad tailgating.
Awesome! This looks like the driveway you showed some good moves with the snowplow, right?
57 an or # 5 is so easy to spread
looks great!,,,,,thanks 4 video. be kind
@3:42 fuck the rake get the machine 😂 love your work
i have a F700 and love it..i noticed in one of your videos that the gate opens both ways?
skynet000001 yeah, doesn't every dump truck? (I'm talking top and bottom), some truck gates open from the side too, although that's much more rare.
maybe my bed manufacturer Peabody , the bed opens like most at the bottom but the top has heavy duty pins id have to knock out to make it drop and the gate is so heavy it would take two guys to flip it back up and knock to pins in. maybe i can fabricate something easier...i love your channel, keep up the good work..
@@skynet000001 You can flip it back up with a loader or trackhoe. Also a come along working from inside the bed. Don't try to do it manually, too much chance of hurting yourself.
i have a Godwin dumpbody and i lift that gate up, it isnt light though.
I feel like I know every inch of that drive and field.....how do you manage the initial part of the road before the field....that appears to be a huge challenge when snow plowing....the curves, and steepness of some of the hills....speed must be essential..
Do you think its ok to spread downhill about 15% grade, or should I do uphill
If its coming out of the truck its ok. Careful going up hill, truck could do a wheelie if bed too much with a heavy load sitting on tailgate.
@@AndrewCamarata just got a dump truck and tailgated my first couple loads and sure enough you were right, ended up doing a wheelie going uphill lol
Where are you located? Drone shot was awesome beautiful mountains!
I use to have a rope on my gate lever. That way just reach out the window and pull.
Good stuff!!!
time at add an air actuated gate
At the end some parts on the drive way didn't have any gravel maybe they didn't pay you to do the whole driveway?
but I like the old school way of tripping your gate we use to use a rope
cool truck
is there anything you don't have?
nice job and nice place to live
Andy the robot.
Thanks l got it
Awesome
Omg I was doing this the other day on a short driveway and my bed lever stuck and I couldn’t let the bed down so I dumped a half a load of 27 ton at the end of this old mans driveway blocking it.
What happened?
Good driving however your truck doesn’t spread very even but I think if you had one that would pour more even you’d make it near perfect.
1:00 are you reading a scipt
yes
@@AndrewCamarata I prefer when you just talk in your videos but I love the videos keep up the great work
@@AndrewCamarata and thx for replying
Why is he driving on the grass and not on the road? Doesn't make sense?
a little more personality and a few shenanigans 😎 you'd have 100 thousand subs
Brickhouse 1 And look he just hit 100k!!
@@Kalebhensley67 Another 100k in 7 months.
@DieselCreek
too many clumps and too wet a stone. Gets clogged up easily.
We have seen you tailgate so well many times, typical that some ice should foul up your instruction video. Murphys law I guess.
You should really narrate some children's books about heavy equipment.
Yep parking lot oops
it's not rocket science
Not rocket science, Rock Science.