I swear just yesterday I was telling myself that I miss Andrew's videos and now it looks like my prayers have been answered! Thank you for the new content! Cheers from Jax Florida!
Heck yea!! The old Ford on the job, the old Yanmar doing work other than what it was intended for, and Andrew running about shirtless. This video was like the old classics when Andrew was bouncing from job to job. Fantastic viewing!
Nice video Andrew! But I’m missing your classic videos doing gravel, treework and digging. I guess you’ve been busy! :) I know you think putting up videos of such work is boring, let me assure you it is not! We love all videos and gravel work is a personal favorite :)
Happy to see you got a new video out can't wait to see the work you've done on the mountain top thanks for all your hard work and for sharing your life with us fans
I'm hoping this is a prequel from Andrew hauling shipping containers up the mountain to build another castle up there. I'm also hoping for lot's of video content this winter of all of Andrews summer activities. I've been very busy this summer, and I bet Andrew has been also. Cheers, Blessings!!
@@krashdown102 Oh!...I must have missed the 'broken foot announcement'. I'm not concerned with Andrews personal life to be honest, none of my business. I really enjoy all the content he shares. Cheers!
Slick use of available equipment! Note to container noobs, store yours on railroad ties or otherwise provide an air gap between dirt and container to reduce humidity intrusion.
Glad to see you put out a new video. I miss your videos of jobs more often. I know a lot of people rant and rave about your editing but I just like watching the jobs unfold or your personal projects at your properties come to life. Judging by the first few comments below mine it seems like people are missing you buddy, I know I am. Maybe you’re releasing more content to members or something idk…….keep up the good work. 👍🏼👍🏼
What a cool video, thanks. I have never seen anyone stack those containers before, let alone get them down. I saw one guy here locally buy a 20 foot container. He built his own roof trusses on the top and put on a metal roof. Then he sided it with wood barn siding and it turned out great. You would never know that's a shipping container unless you went inside of it. The cost of a shipping container is a lot cheaper than spending $12,000 for a shed! That's insane what they cost to buy. There is even a channel about shed repo's. People can't pay so they come take it away. Thanks for the video!
There is the shed repo guy you're referring to (Shed Happens) & there's a channel of a guy who delivers & places new sheds that is interesting. One shed was so long it started to break in half! Oh, and a channel where a company converts them into nice, functional buildings.
Having grown up working in a family business working with heavy equipment, the summertime is your busiest time of year. So I understand the vids may not be posted as frequently.
You look at the equipment he brought to do the job, and you think..naaah!. Then you remember it's Andrew Camarata, king of getting it done without a fuss! Good to see you back AC, stay safe. Regards from Cheshire, England.
Even better, he owns that big orange wheeled telescopic lift he used for building his castle ! It woud have been safer, faster and not sketchy as he did ! But, hey, what do we know ?
I bought 100 acres and a tracked skidsteer a few months back. Would never have known how to work something like that without seeing Andrew's vids... my job is in IT!
I wonder what those people were thinking. Maybe they were planning on building a deck or something to the top row of containers? I always look forward to seeing your new videos.
Nice work Andrew. I'm also feeling like I need a Camarata destruction/property maintenance clean up video. You know, you shreading a single/double wide trailer, run down home, etc, and then shoving the remains into a trash dumpster or four. I always enjoy those cleanup on aisle 9 videos!
I believe Andrew’s in love 🥰, sometimes priorities change, and with 1.16 million subscribers he has a cushion. I have watched him from the beginning, even have a piece of track with his and Levi’s signature. Happy to watch his success. I do want to see a video of him helping Jesse or Dan with their house builds! 😜
Absolutely a fantastic video you have moved a lot of containers over the years and you know how to move them safely,,,great to see a new video thank you
@@marcryvon Have you EVER seen Andrew do anything that was not safe................only in just about everyone of his videos of course I was kidding git-er-done
Leverage. I have worked alone for years, and learned about leverage in an old lumber mill in Northern California watching "chain pullers," working alone, pull huge heavy wet boards off a chain and stack them without help. Leverage is your friend.
I can tell Andrew doesn’t really enjoy working with other people but he does it anyway and that’s why you just know he’s a genuinely good person. This channel is a treasure.
I'm also watching "Ambition Strikes". They use some heavy equipment to build out their property, too. But they are sooooo careful, and obviously you are so much more knowledgeble. The difference is striking. You are without a doubt the number 1 heavy equipment channel, or dog channel, or iphone repair channel. can't wait to see you build your new monster garage!!!
Andrew's been doing this for many more years then Riley & Courtney ... they are both still learning ... and doing it well .... those two are work beasts in their own right ...
No I was going to bring that, I wasn’t sure if it could do it, then I did move a few shipping containers with that it does it very easy, this was filmed over a year ago.
I'll give you credit, the Yanmar definitely wasn't up to the task to lift those extended that far. Kinda sketchy but you got it done. Thinking I'd just rent a decent size boom truck and rig and swing those back into place when they get ready to put them back. Good video.
Definitely the more entertaining way to lift those containers! I'm kind of surprised you didn't opt for the telehandler JLG boom lift. Fun video Andrew! 👍😁
The great thing about shipping containers is you don’t need an entire slab for them; they are strong enough to rest them on concrete footings and they’ll be fine. These 20-footers might be strong enough to only need them at the corners, or wherever the attachment points for fastening them to other containers are. Those clamps are so strong, you don’t need anything more when building a structure out of multiple containers; they’re designed to secure tall stacks off these in rough seas, they’re more than enough to hold a building together.
Just for future reference. Get yourself some container chains like the wrecker services use. Then you can use the telehandler to do the job. It would have done that, with those shorter containers, without breaking a sweat.
Normally, I don't care too much for railcar art, and usually consider it a kind of defacement for the most part, but those first two containers has some pretty well done stuff on them.
Next piece of equipment I think would be neat to see you buy used, a HIAB knuckle crane. Maybe not anything super crazy, but something that could lift an empty container like that, i bet you could find all kinds of uses for a toy like that. Hell, Finding a place to park it would give you a reason to make more landscaping videos.
Same here….missing your cool videos Andrew. Happy you posted a new one to keep us all entertained with new learning….learning for me I’ll say. Stay safe my friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you 🙏😊👍
I noticed sometimes with your equipment the batteries are very low charge and you either have to jump it or let it charge a while. I also own an excavating company and I have had people recommend the NOCO boost 3000 Amp battery jumpers. It was the best investment I ever made and I keep one in my dump truck in case my equipment have dead batteries when i get to a job. You hook it on to the battery and it’ll tell you how much juice is in the battery and then you just turn it on and wait like 3 seconds and the machine will have juice to start. The 3000 amp is for bigger equipment like dump trucks but you can put it on a small lawn mower battery and do the same thing and it wont over kill it, it comes down to the correct volts it needs to start each battery. I’m not a dealer for them or anything, its just a suggestion from another excavator that had the same problems you have. Love your videos, been watching for years!
This is without a shadow of a doubt the most mind-boggling, unbelievable, and seriously dangerous moving of equipment that I have ever seen in my lifetime of 78+ years. I can only say that in my opinion, it ranks right up at the top with the way things are done in 3rd world countries. Andrew had better pray that no one associated with the N.Y. State Safety Board and/or with OSHA ever views this video, because if that should happen, he may well lose his Business License to operate in the State of New York.
Interesting video sir. I am surprised that you can put that lateral stress on the boom of the mini without damaging it in the process. Thanks for sharing this insightful video. Wishing you and your furry kids a blessed week, gentle weather and restful evenings. Peace
Your experience on handling "Big Boxes" on your own property came in handy here. I thought at first you were adding more to your own collection. Like shelves, you can never have too many. I know "That" from experience. Two floor to ceiling 50' long shelves, among others.... I just have one 40' container, so far...... Shame you didn’t go with just a little extra effort to display more of the artwork painted on the sides. Would've given the place a bit of a hippie compound feel. They were really a step up from the graffiti that you usually see. What I see on train cars, certainly keeps me from getting bored while I'm waiting at a 🚆 crossing 🛤.
Cool technique! Hope to see more container stacking and unstacking in the future. Hope to see someone selling a hyd container jack/system in the future for just a single operator! Could be a cool invention if it doesn't already exist.
The haulage company I work for in the UK specialise in moving these and site cabins. We’ve got a few 4 axle trucks with Fassi 820 knuckle boom cranes. Could setup in one position and move all 6 of those 20s. Maybe your next purchase Andrew 🤔😁
Man woulda liked to have seen the telehandler with the fork extensions or one of your cranes on this job! But got her done. The tl12 is a beast of a skid.
Worth the wait. Excellent rigging video ! My first thought was to use that long arm lift you used to put the generators on the upper floors of the castle. But I think this was much safer. Anyway, hope your summer is going well and dogs and having fun !
That was kind of nail biting. How come you didn't use the orange Lull? Bing bang boom. I used them in the masonry business and would venture to say a pallet of 12" "concrete" block outweighs a 20' container easily.
Andrew has the best blue collar content on youtube. Hes always doing cool projects and fixing machines and every now and then driving old cars off the sides of the cliff. I wish everyone on youtube was a no frills, get the job done, and go home kind of person with editing. Too many people talk way too much, and people like heavyDsparks acts like he gets manicures, mocha lattes, and then does blue collar work just for the camera.
Those aren't really a thing in the US, I don't think I've ever seen one. I didn't even know such a device even existed until I saw one in Papua New Guinea of all places.
4:07 good thing someone zip tied the 2 containers together.
thats not going anywhere
Yes, quality engineering.
Lol
Not in this country andrew you nead planing permission to build anything and now I'm a bit old
looks that zip tie will require a professional with 20 years experience to remove it.
I swear just yesterday I was telling myself that I miss Andrew's videos and now it looks like my prayers have been answered! Thank you for the new content! Cheers from Jax Florida!
he never stops working of filming, we just need to wait till the videos have reached the logical closure point. its not easy to wait.
Jesus, I was thinking the same LOL
Same thing, checked his channel like hour before this was uploaded to see if I have missed any videos. Funny how these things sometimes work.
@@DestroyersGarage and sometimes he releases vids in batches
Everybody needs a break sometimes.
Heck yea!! The old Ford on the job, the old Yanmar doing work other than what it was intended for, and Andrew running about shirtless. This video was like the old classics when Andrew was bouncing from job to job. Fantastic viewing!
How did they get those double stacked like that ? Weird using ladders to access the top ones.
Yam Yam
@@MadHatter764 they are designed to stack like that. looked like they had a gangway {planks} from the back of the building to the top containers.
@@MadHatter764 you would be amazed at the containers ships…stacking them 6 stories plus high. Usually cranes are used…
“Nothing’s delicate here” lol From one Andrew to another…..more videos please 🙏🏽. The withdrawals are real !!
You might need a 12-step program if you can't handle those withdrawal symptoms!
Ya'gotta do the whole line togetha";
"Spin tracks, there's nothing delicate here!"
Nice video Andrew! But I’m missing your classic videos doing gravel, treework and digging. I guess you’ve been busy! :)
I know you think putting up videos of such work is boring, let me assure you it is not! We love all videos and gravel work is a personal favorite :)
Go to his channel and click on B list videos. 👍
@@327JohnnySS thanks for the tip! Unfortunately I’ve already watched all of those aswell 😂
@@fredrikg120 watch Andy's friend Jesse build his home. very interesting, and not fast forwarding.
I agree
Well said fredrikg120, I was going to say the same, you beat me to it LOL... Cheers.👍.
Happy to see you got a new video out can't wait to see the work you've done on the mountain top thanks for all your hard work and for sharing your life with us fans
Love it "Nothing's that delicate here......". Somewhat sketchy - but not delicate!
I'm hoping this is a prequel from Andrew hauling shipping containers up the mountain to build another castle up there. I'm also hoping for lot's of video content this winter of all of Andrews summer activities. I've been very busy this summer, and I bet Andrew has been also. Cheers, Blessings!!
he had a broken foot and a new girlfriend..... i wouldn't get your hopes up for too many videos lol
@@krashdown102 new girlfriend? shes been in the videos for well over a year now
I think the broken foot/ankle deserves an epic video all of it's own? You can't tell me it happened when the cameras weren't rolling?
@@krashdown102 Oh!...I must have missed the 'broken foot announcement'. I'm not concerned with Andrews personal life to be honest, none of my business. I really enjoy all the content he shares. Cheers!
@@nickmaclachlan5178 The new Isuzu Trooper he got also deserves a video on it's own
Dear Andrew, 13 minutes is NOT ENOUGH! I need more.
Slick use of available equipment!
Note to container noobs, store yours on railroad ties or otherwise provide an air gap between dirt and container to reduce humidity intrusion.
Awesome video Andrew! Selfishly I just wish we saw more of them. 👏👏👏👏
Glad to see you put out a new video. I miss your videos of jobs more often. I know a lot of people rant and rave about your editing but I just like watching the jobs unfold or your personal projects at your properties come to life. Judging by the first few comments below mine it seems like people are missing you buddy, I know I am. Maybe you’re releasing more content to members or something idk…….keep up the good work. 👍🏼👍🏼
What a cool video, thanks. I have never seen anyone stack those containers before, let alone get them down. I saw one guy here locally buy a 20 foot container. He built his own roof trusses on the top and put on a metal roof. Then he sided it with wood barn siding and it turned out great. You would never know that's a shipping container unless you went inside of it.
The cost of a shipping container is a lot cheaper than spending $12,000 for a shed! That's insane what they cost to buy. There is even a channel about shed repo's. People can't pay so they come take it away. Thanks for the video!
Those prebuilt sheds are the biggest scam ever. They only exist to take advantage of poor people.
Wait until you hear about the guy that built a shipping container castle
@@electricsh33p1 haha
Have you priced a container in the last two years?!?
There is the shed repo guy you're referring to (Shed Happens) & there's a channel of a guy who delivers & places new sheds that is interesting. One shed was so long it started to break in half! Oh, and a channel where a company converts them into nice, functional buildings.
Having grown up working in a family business working with heavy equipment, the summertime is your busiest time of year. So I understand the vids may not be posted as frequently.
Hi Andrew glad to see your still making vids not so many tho nowadays 👍🇬🇧
Go to his channel click on Unlisted B list. He is always putting content out.
Absolutely the best content on youtube, thank you Andrew !
AYE AYE
just push hard - noting is delicate here (4:54)
2:51 have you tried some of those solar battery tenders? I'm wondering if they could save the batteries in the machines
You look at the equipment he brought to do the job, and you think..naaah!.
Then you remember it's Andrew Camarata, king of getting it done without a fuss!
Good to see you back AC, stay safe. Regards from Cheshire, England.
He has a bigger excavator but he barely ever seems to use it, always the small ones.
@@atnfn Easier to move. And that Yanmar is heavy for its size.
Even better, he owns that big orange wheeled telescopic lift he used for building his castle !
It woud have been safer, faster and not sketchy as he did !
But, hey, what do we know ?
@@marcryvon Limited space and there might be something wrong with the tela handler he mentioned it in one of his previous videos
Thanks to Andrew one of my new goals in life is to own property and have a excavator, bulldozer and skid steer with various attachments.
Do it
I bought 100 acres and a tracked skidsteer a few months back. Would never have known how to work something like that without seeing Andrew's vids... my job is in IT!
Andrew Camarata videos - gateway drug for heavy equipment.
@@cv990a4 they really are
@@cv990a4 absolutely. I have two skid steers now, a backhoe/loader combo and a sweeper and looking for a big truck to haul them with. Its addicting!
"It won't go in. Spin the tracks nothings delicate." Andrew hopes and and full rpm sends it lol
I wonder what those people were thinking. Maybe they were planning on building a deck or something to the top row of containers?
I always look forward to seeing your new videos.
Maybe they were going to try and build a castle house like Andrew lol
@@acedogg692005 Andrew's Castle will be forever admired, but never duplicated. 🏰
@@CosmicStargoat Agreed! 💯%
there were planks running to the cointainers. they were probably used as on site storage during a rehab and the job is over now.
“Nothings delicate here.” - the most Andrew Camarata quote ever!
If I’m paying for the job then damn right stuff is delicate
Maybe what he meant was theres nothing in the containers so they wouldnt have to handle it with kid gloves, but i think he did anyway.
It gives” that broke for no reason” some stiff competition
There is some really nice graffiti artwork on the shipping containers!
I said the same thing 🤣🤣🤣
"Spin tracks; nothing delicate here!" Words to live by.
Nice work Andrew. I'm also feeling like I need a Camarata destruction/property maintenance clean up video. You know, you shreading a single/double wide trailer, run down home, etc, and then shoving the remains into a trash dumpster or four. I always enjoy those cleanup on aisle 9 videos!
I believe Andrew’s in love 🥰, sometimes priorities change, and with 1.16 million subscribers he has a cushion. I have watched him from the beginning, even have a piece of track with his and Levi’s signature. Happy to watch his success. I do want to see a video of him helping Jesse or Dan with their house builds! 😜
Whew! That was sketchy. They sure were stacked straight!! Good Work AC. Slow and steady until it starts to roll and then ---. I was holding on.
Good morning everybody and thumbs UP to Andrew! I hope that everybody has an awesome Friday!
Absolutely a fantastic video you have moved a lot of containers over the years and you know how to move them safely,,,great to see a new video thank you
"you know how to move them safely" You're kidding, right !?
@@marcryvon Have you EVER seen Andrew do anything that was not safe................only in just about everyone of his videos of course I was kidding git-er-done
Leverage. I have worked alone for years, and learned about leverage in an old lumber mill in Northern California watching "chain pullers," working alone, pull huge heavy wet boards off a chain and stack them without help. Leverage is your friend.
I feel like "Nothin's Delicate Here..." is the next Camarata catchphrase t-shirt...
4:53 "Just spin tracks man, just push hard. Nothing's delicate here" Andrew spittin' facts
I can tell Andrew doesn’t really enjoy working with other people but he does it anyway and that’s why you just know he’s a genuinely good person.
This channel is a treasure.
Glad to see th cast off Andrew, well rested and back in action 😎👍
Really enjoy watching your stuff! I got a 40'HC container to move and was wondering if my skid steer could do it. Thanks for the insight.
I'm also watching "Ambition Strikes". They use some heavy equipment to build out their property, too. But they are sooooo careful, and obviously you are so much more knowledgeble. The difference is striking. You are without a doubt the number 1 heavy equipment channel, or dog channel, or iphone repair channel. can't wait to see you build your new monster garage!!!
Andrew's been doing this for many more years then Riley & Courtney ... they are both still learning ... and doing it well .... those two are work beasts in their own right ...
@@Enoch5939 absolutely agree!!!
Good job. Were they too heavy for the relehandler?
No I was going to bring that, I wasn’t sure if it could do it, then I did move a few shipping containers with that it does it very easy, this was filmed over a year ago.
@@AndrewCamarata Why were the containers moved? Something to do with that tent?
@@firesurfer They were planning on building an addition there
@@AndrewCamarata Thanks.
Wait, what, no Lab inspection? Thanks for posting Andrew, always love your "work" clips.
We were supposed to go back and restack these. A year has passed, and it doesn't look like it's happening.
"Push hard...they are not delicate" INSPIRATIONAL words!
When he told him to spin tracks and push fwd nothing delicate here I laughed 🤣👌🏽 if it breaks it breaks Andrew can fix it
4:51 - Andrew spinning his tracks like a bad-ass! I love it :D
I'll give you credit, the Yanmar definitely wasn't up to the task to lift those extended that far. Kinda sketchy but you got it done. Thinking I'd just rent a decent size boom truck and rig and swing those back into place when they get ready to put them back. Good video.
Glad to see new video after some time. Unstacking them seemed hard, but in classic Andrew fashion - nothing is a problem. :)
Keep it up Andrew.
Its nice to see that Andrew has working equipment on a customer job site, instead of working on broken equipment 20 minutes into the job
Wow good to see AC back to work for us lol..go Andrew and crew!😃
Definitely the more entertaining way to lift those containers! I'm kind of surprised you didn't opt for the telehandler JLG boom lift. Fun video Andrew! 👍😁
Andrew needs a battery sponsorship, haha. Constant problems with them things. Thanks for the content dude!
1:15 First impression counts. Trailer looks legit, if you put on some shiny stuff on that dump- truck DOT wont even think about stopping you :)
The great thing about shipping containers is you don’t need an entire slab for them; they are strong enough to rest them on concrete footings and they’ll be fine. These 20-footers might be strong enough to only need them at the corners, or wherever the attachment points for fastening them to other containers are. Those clamps are so strong, you don’t need anything more when building a structure out of multiple containers; they’re designed to secure tall stacks off these in rough seas, they’re more than enough to hold a building together.
Just for future reference. Get yourself some container chains like the wrecker services use. Then you can use the telehandler to do the job. It would have done that, with those shorter containers, without breaking a sweat.
Normally, I don't care too much for railcar art, and usually consider it a kind of defacement for the most part, but those first two containers has some pretty well done stuff on them.
Finally found a comment about the paint job!
_Some VERY cool and, GOOD artwork!_
Was glad to see the old wheeled bobcat. Andrew had so many problems with it, I figured he scrapped it.
"spin tracks nothing delicate here" Love it! 😀
4:56 ''Spin hard, nothings delicate here" - new T shirt for sure!😅
Next piece of equipment I think would be neat to see you buy used, a HIAB knuckle crane. Maybe not anything super crazy, but something that could lift an empty container like that, i bet you could find all kinds of uses for a toy like that. Hell, Finding a place to park it would give you a reason to make more landscaping videos.
He already has a crane, would make it a lot safer job.
Huge pucker factor when those top containers started to roll just before they were set on the ground!
Andrew, I know the feeling of occasionally having to work with a greenhorn! I could feel your tension!
Andrew. ( Nerves of Steel ) Camarata . Outstanding work. !!!
Spin the tracks, nothing's delicate here. Classic.
Totally cool. The only person I ever knew who's mind works like Andrew's was my dad. I miss him a lot.
Same here….missing your cool videos Andrew. Happy you posted a new one to keep us all entertained with new learning….learning for me I’ll say. Stay safe my friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you 🙏😊👍
I noticed sometimes with your equipment the batteries are very low charge and you either have to jump it or let it charge a while. I also own an excavating company and I have had people recommend the NOCO boost 3000 Amp battery jumpers. It was the best investment I ever made and I keep one in my dump truck in case my equipment have dead batteries when i get to a job. You hook it on to the battery and it’ll tell you how much juice is in the battery and then you just turn it on and wait like 3 seconds and the machine will have juice to start. The 3000 amp is for bigger equipment like dump trucks but you can put it on a small lawn mower battery and do the same thing and it wont over kill it, it comes down to the correct volts it needs to start each battery. I’m not a dealer for them or anything, its just a suggestion from another excavator that had the same problems you have. Love your videos, been watching for years!
This is without a shadow of a doubt the most mind-boggling, unbelievable, and seriously dangerous moving of equipment that I have ever seen in my lifetime of 78+ years. I can only say that in my opinion, it ranks right up at the top with the way things are done in 3rd world countries. Andrew had better pray that no one associated with the N.Y. State Safety Board and/or with OSHA ever views this video, because if that should happen, he may well lose his Business License to operate in the State of New York.
Interesting video sir. I am surprised that you can put that lateral stress on the boom of the mini without damaging it in the process. Thanks for sharing this insightful video. Wishing you and your furry kids a blessed week, gentle weather and restful evenings. Peace
Your experience on handling "Big Boxes" on your own property came in handy here. I thought at first you were adding more to your own collection. Like shelves, you can never have too many. I know "That" from experience. Two floor to ceiling 50' long shelves, among others.... I just have one 40' container, so far...... Shame you didn’t go with just a little extra effort to display more of the artwork painted on the sides. Would've given the place a bit of a hippie compound feel. They were really a step up from the graffiti that you usually see. What I see on train cars, certainly keeps me from getting bored while I'm waiting at a 🚆 crossing 🛤.
Cool technique! Hope to see more container stacking and unstacking in the future. Hope to see someone selling a hyd container jack/system in the future for just a single operator! Could be a cool invention if it doesn't already exist.
You mean a side loader ?
Another Brilliant Andrew Camarata T Shirt quote: "Spin tracks! Push Hard! Nothing is delicate here!" I love it!
"Spin Tracks, there's NOTHING DELICATE HERE" ! Pretty funny...
The haulage company I work for in the UK specialise in moving these and site cabins. We’ve got a few 4 axle trucks with Fassi 820 knuckle boom cranes. Could setup in one position and move all 6 of those 20s. Maybe your next purchase Andrew 🤔😁
andrew's telehandler might have been able to pick them up. the crane he sold jesse most definitely would have
He's got a crane that can pick them up actually.
Quite a delicate operation with lots of precision movement.Great content as always.Thanks for sharing
Man woulda liked to have seen the telehandler with the fork extensions or one of your cranes on this job! But got her done. The tl12 is a beast of a skid.
Great job getting those containers unstacked and moved!
Andrew, your skill at handling your “big boy toys” is unsurpassed.
Andrew your equipment looking great. You use your equipment like they are part of you. Great video and great work.
if one of those containers tipped over, it wouldve flipped that mini ex over like a toy with him inside. this was one of the most sketchy vids yet
Congrats Andrew on getting the Shipping Containers down and put where the owner wanted them to go. lv the videos.
🤣Another one for the archives... " spin tracks, nothing delicate here ". A.C. this describes your personally in a nutshell. That's funny!👍🏼
I really love your work videos. You have crazy but working ideas. Thanks for the content.
❤❤❤ Andrew, the magnificent risk-taker !!!
Worth the wait. Excellent rigging video ! My first thought was to use that long arm lift you used to put the generators on the upper floors of the castle. But I think this was much safer. Anyway, hope your summer is going well and dogs and having fun !
I got to move one of these to a pain in the ass place. Watching you move them with two smallish machines has motivated me to get on with it.
That was kind of nail biting. How come you didn't use the orange Lull? Bing bang boom. I used them in the masonry business and would venture to say a pallet of 12" "concrete" block outweighs a 20' container easily.
I should have.
its fun watching you do jobs, especially helping others, you seem to give them courage too do things. even when it seems a bit sketchy sometimes ;)
@4:58 - ""Spin tracks! Push hard, man! Ain't nothing delicate here!" That is the Andrewism for the ages.
Brilliant Job - just Brilliant ! Many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
Yay, a new Andrew Camarata Video. What a perfect start into my weekend!
Andrew has the best blue collar content on youtube. Hes always doing cool projects and fixing machines and every now and then driving old cars off the sides of the cliff. I wish everyone on youtube was a no frills, get the job done, and go home kind of person with editing. Too many people talk way too much, and people like heavyDsparks acts like he gets manicures, mocha lattes, and then does blue collar work just for the camera.
Thanks for sharing Andy! Your content is always a nice escape from my everyday bullshit office work. R-
Looks like a Hiab lorry might be up on your list of future equipment purchases.
Those aren't really a thing in the US, I don't think I've ever seen one. I didn't even know such a device even existed until I saw one in Papua New Guinea of all places.
I don't even think about it I simply just Give the video a like before I press play. Sit back and sip my ginger ale. Andrew never disappoints.
1:36 Not only can Andrew operate anything with wheels or tracks, but he's learned to do it with one hand.
“Nothing’s delicate here!”
I love it
Another great video! Thank you for sharing!
He definitely didn't have your confidence Andrew which made it harder for you . Good job
Drew was just flexing. with a million subs, one doesn't have to worry about much.
"Spin some tracks,don't be afraid of it" never be afraid of equipment,you have control of it not the other way around
I like the artwork on some of them. I'm wondering what the guy does that he needs that much storage. Maybe he is storing shipping containers?
Imagine there were two Andrew Camarata's, they would be unstoppable, they'd have this done in ten minutes!
Great way to start a day
Actually I'm from Poland so it's 12:30 PM - great way to start midday
Greets from Germany, I am watching during lunch break
Sketchy. 😂 But nice to see Andrew back in action.
Sketchy, Party of two. Your table is ready. Love ittttttt.....