Its cool to know someone who has all the toys one dreams of.. Like I wonder if lil Camarata playing in the dirt as a child with his tonka toys knew one day he was gonna own his fleet of the life sized ones..
I gotta give him and his lady mad props.. for as much fun and work as they get out of the full-size Tonka Toy fleet, he spends 50% of his time fixing and repairing them.. and he NEVER loses his cool. He Da Man!!
Def a more even keeled person but don't forget about the power of editing lol. Everyone loses their cool from time to time. I wouldn't put it in the video either if I did.
Skidders are great in a clear cut. But if you are just thinning or have to make a lot of turns you can really damage your most "noticeable" remaining trees. In the video at 12:30 you can see a log tearing the outer bark layer off the large standing tree. Once the growing cambium layer is destroyed the tree is dead on that side where the damage occurred. Trust me when I tell you that every time you drive past you will see those skidder scars on all those prominent scenic trees. The best harvesters will leave a sacrificial tree at the corner of every tight turn of a planned route to prevent damage to the nice ones. On the last pass they carefully drag out all the torn up sacrificial trees. Try to harvest in the dry season when the bark is tougher. In spring early growth you can tear it off with your fingers it's so fragile. Dressing the logs at the fell site will promote nutrient return and, really important for your property, control erosion until the ground cover can establish.
I think the idea here is that he has hundreds of acres of trees that all look the same. He needs to make clearings WITHOUT ANY HELP he’s okay with damaging some trees in order to do it fast. Now with that being said.. somebody like you or I would put in the extra time or effort to keep it beautiful it’s just some people don’t care as much.
38:25 just look at that effort. Andrew walked around to the right so we wouldn’t see his foot prints in the snow from setting up the camera. And it makes all the difference seeing his tires pushing fresh tracks through that blanket of snow. Thanks, Andrew, for the top notch quality as always.
I personally love how Andrew isnt afraid to show that things go wrong! Real life is exactly that, rarely do things go according to the plan. Great vid Andrew!
I've been watching Andrew since probable back at 30k subs if I'm not mistaken. I started watching some time around when the castle was getting finished up. Somewhere near where the gantry in the garage being built. I'm a early retired plumber because of health issues. So I live vicariously through your channel. Any Labrador lover is a guy worth give shot and I think that's probably what first caught my eye. With all that I see on YT and people becoming quite successful for complete nonsense it's so awesome to see someone who is such a hard worker make it. Even though we will never know each other I feel a sense of pride witnessing what you've made out for yourself. For us common folk who have an inborn love for playing up on a tractor or other piece of equipment for myself your the closest thing that I would call a hero. Truly living the dream. My grandad who was a multi millionaire in the HVAC business , he had a saying if you watch the pennies, the dollars will mind them. You putting in the hard work to source these used equipment and making them certainly cost effective is impressive. Your capabilities as a company are enormous. Lots of people probably have no idea that if you purchased all that equipment new or slightly used, you'd have way over seven figures. Anyways keep up the great work. America needs many more men just like yourself
It's not just us that like watching Andrew work! Cody & Blue do too! It's amazing how alert these dogs are and with situational awareness! They manage to play nearby whether it's around vehicles being driven around or heavy equipment operated nearby! These two dogs ain't no dummies! Lol
I'm stuck at home with the Flu, and I have been re watching your old videos ALL MORNING LONG, and when the "Clearing land with a dozer" video ended just now, I saw this video you just uploaded in the recommended list, and it said "Uploaded 35 minutes ago" I have never been so excited to watch a new video lolol. I must have met my quota this month in the karma department to be so lucky. You're the ONLY channel I'm subscribed to that I'm ADDICTED to watching. I have been waiting so long for another upload involving the Skidder!! Keep up the amazing work Andrew. You're truly an inspiration to a lot of us. This generation needs more people who have a work ethic like ours.
Andrew. I love watching you two work together. She is so cute. And knows her business. She can handle any job it looks like. It's nice to have someone you don't have to show everything new chore to. Hands-on is so important for safety. What's the next toy on the list. I can hardly wait. lol
I remember since i was a kid i always thought these were the coolest things. Growing up in the country and around a lot of logging i seen these a lot. You definitely heard these coming down the roads with the chains hitting the ground and the high-pitched roar
They are big here in northeastern Ontario Canada with logging companies and diamond drilling companies for dragging their drilling rigs into gnarly areas as mine exploration is king where I live.
@@frederickmoller I'm also in Northeastern Ontario . Watching Andrew doing the cold start brought me back to my early days working in the bush in the 80s getting skidders to start at -30. As Rodney Dangerfield used to say " It was rough, let me tell Ya."
Talk about the perfect dogs life. I can watch your videos all day long Andrew. I see and appreciate all the work you do for the videos. Setting up the camera before hand, etc. All those little extra things that makes a video better. Keep up the great work man!
Another fine video, and the quality is fantastic. I love the close up shots when the wheels of that behemoth of a machine seem as though they are coming through the screen. The filming from the drone is really good and the quality of the images are amazing....really sharp. The editing is A1.......really good.
I remember the day 7 ish years ago that I put excavator work into the yt search bar an found this channel it's crazy to see how much it's changed over the however many years
Hey Andrew, just wanted to thank you for all the awesome videos over the years. I am quitting my job in two weeks to pursue my dream of owning and operating an excavation/property management company like you have! And a big part of that is thanks to you.
That's a pretty tre right there! That from a man that can plough snow for 15 hours straight day after day, build a container castle, rebuild old earth moving machines and live on pizza. Like this guy!! 👌
Love everything Andrew has created & the boy toys I’m jealous off lol, but best of all is his doggies ! What a wonderfull life experience & as my wife & I lossed our flat coat retriever at only the age of Six it hits hard on me that Codey & Blue have a natural beautifull experience in there time on planet earth.
Hey andrew, I have spent countless hours watching what you do best, and look forward to spend a lot more watching your work, your machines and the magnificent scenery. You sure are living a life most of us just dream about.
Andrew - it was a pleasure meeting you, Blue and Cody - I hope the winter brings you some relaxation and fun on some snowmobiles and simpler winter projects. If you get stuck working on that Cub Cadet reach out to me, I've worked on quite a few of those old machines!(something tells me you won't need my help though you're resourceful as hell)
Adding to Your Burn Pile and Log Clearing - Brilliant Work - your Machines are Awesome indeed - what Work Horses ! Some Repairs had to be done and Yes Maintenance and Repairs on Equipment is an ongoing Business ! Winter Time - Chains on Tires - my Memories when I lived in Canada ! Another Quality Video and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
A tarp, tiger torch, and piece of old exhaust pipe works well to thaw and eliminate a lot of problems, patients pays off in the cold weather I've found. Love logging , thanks for sharing, and glad you found an awesome partner.👍😎☮️
It brings back good memories of when I worked opening up new areas here in Brazil in the early 2000s, it also brings back memories of the bees and wasps that we didn't see near the logs. They weren't friendly I can tell. :) Great video as always.
Can’t believe how much torque that skidder has. Seems like it could pull/haul anything….any size. Pretty cool. Saves on a lot of back breaking work. Or having to have to use mules I guess lol😄
I did some logging in my younger days, and We were on the east coast, so I never saw one stuck for more than a few minutes. Those tires, the chains, and that huge winch could get them out of pretty much anywhere.
There’s something about this machine that’s so appealing. It’s a big-tired beast with chains you just want to drive down a muddy mountain trail. Thanks for a great video!
Awesome video, Running the skit steer Was amazing it totally reminds me of Llogger Wade when he runs his. The end of the sunset reminds me here in Arizona
I used to drive one just like this one, many years ago when I was logging for my close friend and family members, who had a logging business and I learned alot by watching and learning and I cut trees down with my husqvarna chainsaw!!! Was a great experience to learn how to use the skidder, as I got my heavy equipment operator license so I could work for any company with heavy equipment!!! Chokers weren't my favorite.
Andrew, it's not fair, that you are so mechanically adept and now, so artistic. Your music choices, editing, and storytelling all come together to make such a solid channel. (And hear I thought your dad was the only creative Camarata.) I hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
Howzit Andrew. Always happy to see your latest posts. Are you planning on making a video of fixing the 4x4 system on that military truck? That would be interesting to watch you doing that
Hey Andrew between you, Jesse Muller and others I've seen on utube, I really have hope for the younger generation of Americans. Great channel and videos. Always something new and interesting. Thank you.
I truly enjoy watching your videos. I always wanted to work with heavy equipment, but it never came to be. keep up the good work, tell Cody and Blue i say hi.
Andrew I enjoy your videos because you are willing to tackle the unknown using your brain . Not always successful the first time but you learn from failures. However, I must admit a supportive woman makes your videos more enjoyable.
Andrew, you keep acquiring equipment and you're going to have to do more blasting back at the castle! Looking forward to you building that equipment shed! I know it will be Medieval!
Great channel Andrew, Your the first channel I officially subscribed some time ago. Great content and subjects you cover especially the repairs and fabrications. Say Hi to Sam, Cody, and Blue for us! J. Becker Harrison, Mi.
24:50. That's a beautiful set of piled stones. Covered with moss. Good luck getting it out of there without harming it. Moss covered stones are in great demand in the landscaping industry.
Andrew wonderful video like always I think you missing is a good wood chipper so you can improve the land slap in both of you properties and you can sell the wood chips by truck load or if you ad the adapter of a scale for the louder or excavator the you can sell it by the ton. Made the force be will you always, lol good luck keep it up my friend 😊
You and your girl seem to make an excellent team Andy. I haven't heard you mention her name. I do enjoy watching you two working together. The log hauler is a beast. See you all next time.
Cool machine, thanks for the video and all the great angles. I intended on buying a 440 for what we do but came across a 640 grapple so im pretty sure it will be added to the fleet! Honestly, after skidding with a tractor winch for 6 years I'm ready for a grapple. Mini excavator for sorting brush and logs definitely helps!
Dude you have got to invest in battery isolators for your machines the amount of batteries I’ve seen you go through! The skidded kicks ass a real handy bit of kit right there. Looking forward to seeing the crusher up and running their another great piece of gear that will come in very handy given the type of work you do
Have always admired Andrew for his work ethic, and the way he is frugal with the money he has, and still stays very down to earth as well. His parents raised him right, and he deserves what he has, cause he has worked his butt off for a lot of years to get to where he is today, and his knowledge is always impressive as well, and you, Like with his cousin Jesse, are always learning from him, and he is always willing to share what he knows. Enjoyed the video Andrew. What are your plans for this mountain property?
Hey Andrew, you don't know me and I don't do anything like this for a profession, nor do I probably ever plan on doing so-- I'd just like you to know that your videos are: A) Satisfying B) Well edited C) Perfect length (Although, I could probably watch a 24 hour livestream daily D) Educational I love your videos man, keep up the superb work!
Andrew you answered my question from months ago. Thank you. Also, I like how you two engage with each other, she’s helpful and you’re respectful. That’s magic❗️
Its cool to know someone who has all the toys one dreams of.. Like I wonder if lil Camarata playing in the dirt as a child with his tonka toys knew one day he was gonna own his fleet of the life sized ones..
Ain't that the truth! He totally deserves everything he owns. He worked his ass off for that fleet. Truly blessed, and an inspiration to a lot of us.
I say he's lucky , but allot aren't brand new .there the recycled metal from tonka trucks lol .
Is Andrew planning to build a house up there? Then move up there permanently
Camarata Simulator on Steam soon? Beats the heck out of all simulators.
I agree! and to be as successful and have as much as he does, still being just a down to earth overall good dude is even more impressive in my book👍
I gotta give him and his lady mad props.. for as much fun and work as they get out of the full-size Tonka Toy fleet, he spends 50% of his time fixing and repairing them.. and he NEVER loses his cool. He Da Man!!
If he got all torqued up with every breakdown in his old jalopy fleet he woulda stroked out a long time ago lol
Def a more even keeled person but don't forget about the power of editing lol. Everyone loses their cool from time to time. I wouldn't put it in the video either if I did.
@@SkinnySkinch Nobody writes a book about their mistakes.
Skidders are great in a clear cut. But if you are just thinning or have to make a lot of turns you can really damage your most "noticeable" remaining trees. In the video at 12:30 you can see a log tearing the outer bark layer off the large standing tree. Once the growing cambium layer is destroyed the tree is dead on that side where the damage occurred. Trust me when I tell you that every time you drive past you will see those skidder scars on all those prominent scenic trees. The best harvesters will leave a sacrificial tree at the corner of every tight turn of a planned route to prevent damage to the nice ones. On the last pass they carefully drag out all the torn up sacrificial trees. Try to harvest in the dry season when the bark is tougher. In spring early growth you can tear it off with your fingers it's so fragile. Dressing the logs at the fell site will promote nutrient return and, really important for your property, control erosion until the ground cover can establish.
Great insight, thanks for sharing! Good idea leaving a sacrificial tree around corners.
Good comment!!
Very intelligent comment.
I think the idea here is that he has hundreds of acres of trees that all look the same. He needs to make clearings WITHOUT ANY HELP he’s okay with damaging some trees in order to do it fast.
Now with that being said.. somebody like you or I would put in the extra time or effort to keep it beautiful it’s just some people don’t care as much.
@@codygooch510- I though he has less than 100 acres. At the rate he is clearing trees the mountain top will soon be bald.
Nice time lapse, Andrew. I'd like to see an overview about your plans with the property, always enjoy your videos.
38:25 just look at that effort. Andrew walked around to the right so we wouldn’t see his foot prints in the snow from setting up the camera. And it makes all the difference seeing his tires pushing fresh tracks through that blanket of snow. Thanks, Andrew, for the top notch quality as always.
I know, I noticed that too!!
@@dave_in_florida I know, I noticed that three!!
@@wileycoyotesr8623 Me four!
@@SSArt98 I didn't noticed at all! -1
I personally love how Andrew isnt afraid to show that things go wrong! Real life is exactly that, rarely do things go according to the plan. Great vid Andrew!
While that is true, a fair amount of it happens due to pure muppetry.
good thing the place he work on never have BEAR, he never carry a shotgun
I've been watching Andrew since probable back at 30k subs if I'm not mistaken. I started watching some time around when the castle was getting finished up. Somewhere near where the gantry in the garage being built. I'm a early retired plumber because of health issues. So I live vicariously through your channel. Any Labrador lover is a guy worth give shot and I think that's probably what first caught my eye. With all that I see on YT and people becoming quite successful for complete nonsense it's so awesome to see someone who is such a hard worker make it. Even though we will never know each other I feel a sense of pride witnessing what you've made out for yourself. For us common folk who have an inborn love for playing up on a tractor or other piece of equipment for myself your the closest thing that I would call a hero. Truly living the dream. My grandad who was a multi millionaire in the HVAC business , he had a saying if you watch the pennies, the dollars will mind them. You putting in the hard work to source these used equipment and making them certainly cost effective is impressive. Your capabilities as a company are enormous. Lots of people probably have no idea that if you purchased all that equipment new or slightly used, you'd have way over seven figures. Anyways keep up the great work. America needs many more men just like yourself
Sluit ik me bij aan.
You summed it up very well.
That opening drone footage was some of the best you ever shot Andrew.
The shots of Blue and Cody playing together with the sunset is priceless!
Always luv your videos!
Stay safe, stay sane, stay Strong
It's not just us that like watching Andrew work! Cody & Blue do too! It's amazing how alert these dogs are and with situational awareness! They manage to play nearby whether it's around vehicles being driven around or heavy equipment operated nearby! These two dogs ain't no dummies! Lol
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Andrew should mulch that stuff not burn it...
Cody and Blue are precious
Woofs.
"ain't no dummies" is correct. If they were they'd be 2 dimensional.
What a beast. That log skidder is some serious unit.
Gotta love the simplicity and efficiency of a skidder. And that Thor-strength winch will pay for itself in recovered equipment 😂
I gotta give you props for working outside in the winter.
For me, after all these years, when there's snow on the ground, nothing gets done outside.
He does work in the winter but I believe this video is not recent . I've never seen that many leaves still on the trees in winter in New York .Just
I'm stuck at home with the Flu, and I have been re watching your old videos ALL MORNING LONG, and when the "Clearing land with a dozer" video ended just now, I saw this video you just uploaded in the recommended list, and it said "Uploaded 35 minutes ago" I have never been so excited to watch a new video lolol. I must have met my quota this month in the karma department to be so lucky. You're the ONLY channel I'm subscribed to that I'm ADDICTED to watching. I have been waiting so long for another upload involving the Skidder!! Keep up the amazing work Andrew. You're truly an inspiration to a lot of us. This generation needs more people who have a work ethic like ours.
I was sick with the flu over the weekend and was binge-watching his old videos also.
Andrew also posts other videos. Go to his channel and hit on B list for extra videos. 👍
The flu vaccine injection put me down for 2 days. ACs vids are therapeutic. Burn piles are a fav. Get /be well.👍🏼
Never a dull moment on that mountain. What the view and all the toys to create your dream. Very well put together video.
Good to see the boys enjoying a good stick together ❤️
@@dirtymax6.649 @ 36:54 ?
@@dirtymax6.649 ..I think bobrat was referring to his scheisse-esser...
The skidder is probably one of your coolest pieces of equipment
and its not even a good skidder
Andrew. I love watching you two work together. She is so cute. And knows her business. She can handle any job it looks like. It's nice to have someone you don't have to show everything new chore to. Hands-on is so important for safety. What's the next toy on the list. I can hardly wait. lol
Yes! The log skidder, the coolest machine you got!
We talked about this video about a year ago.
I remember since i was a kid i always thought these were the coolest things. Growing up in the country and around a lot of logging i seen these a lot. You definitely heard these coming down the roads with the chains hitting the ground and the high-pitched roar
They are big here in northeastern Ontario Canada with logging companies and diamond drilling companies for dragging their drilling rigs into gnarly areas as mine exploration is king where I live.
@@frederickmoller I'm also in Northeastern Ontario . Watching Andrew doing the cold start brought me back to my early days working in the bush in the 80s getting skidders to start at -30. As Rodney Dangerfield used to say " It was rough, let me tell Ya."
That's what I did for a living when I lived in upper peninsula of Michigan.
Lots around here too, not to mention the guys with Clydesdales, those thing cal haul a crazy amount of wood as well
Talk about the perfect dogs life. I can watch your videos all day long Andrew. I see and appreciate all the work you do for the videos. Setting up the camera before hand, etc. All those little extra things that makes a video better. Keep up the great work man!
Great video! I like Samantha I hope she will still be in your future videos.
One thing that differentiates Andrew's channel from many others, and keeps me coming back, is editing that respects an adult attention span!
Another fine video, and the quality is fantastic. I love the close up shots when the wheels of that behemoth of a machine seem as though they are coming through the screen.
The filming from the drone is really good and the quality of the images are amazing....really sharp. The editing is A1.......really good.
I remember the day 7 ish years ago that I put excavator work into the yt search bar an found this channel it's crazy to see how much it's changed over the however many years
Hey Andrew, just wanted to thank you for all the awesome videos over the years. I am quitting my job in two weeks to pursue my dream of owning and operating an excavation/property management company like you have! And a big part of that is thanks to you.
That sounds like I effected you life allot. Best of luck with your new company.
“a lot”
@@AndrewCamarata
"affected"
That's a pretty tre right there! That from a man that can plough snow for 15 hours straight day after day, build a container castle, rebuild old earth moving machines and live on pizza. Like this guy!! 👌
How nice isn’t it to watch this man work his property and machines while sitting on the couch with the comforts of home?
Pristine drone shots! I've long waited on the video for this machine! Thanks Andrew!
Andrew, you have all the good toys. you need a good morbark chipper would be a good addition to your collection, thanks Lewis
What an amazing duo. You two really work together well. Happy for both of you!
Love everything Andrew has created & the boy toys I’m jealous off lol, but best of all is his doggies ! What a wonderfull life experience & as my wife & I lossed our flat coat retriever at only the age of Six it hits hard on me that Codey & Blue have a natural beautifull experience in there time on planet earth.
I had a flat coated retriever.
Best dog I've ever had.
Amazing how capable those machines are. What a beautiful spot to relax in when not working - whenever that might be, lol.
Andrew is always working !!! Lol
Hey andrew, I have spent countless hours watching what you do best, and look forward to spend a lot more watching your work, your machines and the magnificent scenery. You sure are living a life most of us just dream about.
Love watching the pups and you and Sam doing your thing. 👍🎅🏻
Andrew - it was a pleasure meeting you, Blue and Cody - I hope the winter brings you some relaxation and fun on some snowmobiles and simpler winter projects. If you get stuck working on that Cub Cadet reach out to me, I've worked on quite a few of those old machines!(something tells me you won't need my help though you're resourceful as hell)
Adding to Your Burn Pile and Log Clearing - Brilliant Work - your Machines are Awesome indeed - what Work Horses ! Some Repairs had to be done and Yes Maintenance and Repairs on Equipment is an ongoing Business ! Winter Time - Chains on Tires - my Memories when I lived in Canada ! Another Quality Video and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!
Adults playing with earth movers is a kids dream that Andrew's living out most kids dreams!
A tarp, tiger torch, and piece of old exhaust pipe works well to thaw and eliminate a lot of problems, patients pays off in the cold weather I've found.
Love logging , thanks for sharing, and glad you found an awesome partner.👍😎☮️
Dam Andrew brings back alot of memories started running a John deer skidder at 14 in the summer for a friend of my dad's logging company in Indiana
It brings back good memories of when I worked opening up new areas here in Brazil in the early 2000s, it also brings back memories of the bees and wasps that we didn't see near the logs. They weren't friendly I can tell. :)
Great video as always.
I like how you clean up all the trees and stumps along the roads and clearings, it looks so nice the next season and blends it all in. So much better
I was just rewatching old Andrew videos. Absolutely love these videos and have been a subscriber for years now. Keep up the good work!
Plenty of good winter bum warms there Andrew . Makes jobs so much easier with the right machinery
Can’t believe how much torque that skidder has. Seems like it could pull/haul anything….any size. Pretty cool. Saves on a lot of back breaking work. Or having to have to use mules I guess lol😄
I did some logging in my younger days, and We were on the east coast, so I never saw one stuck for more than a few minutes. Those tires, the chains, and that huge winch could get them out of pretty much anywhere.
I was a choker setter for one of those skidders about 50 years ago logging on the West coast. We also had a D9 Cat.
Man, it pulled that heavy skid steer up that steep incline like it was nothing.
Skidders are an impressive machine. Worked around them alot and they still amaze me what they can do.
Check out some of his videos with his dozer winch lol. That dozer with the winch is stronger then the skidder I think.
There’s something about this machine that’s so appealing. It’s a big-tired beast with chains you just want to drive down a muddy mountain trail. Thanks for a great video!
Great video, love how you keep your videos real. Great job ! Love watching !
Awesome video, Running the skit steer Was amazing it totally reminds me of Llogger Wade when he runs his. The end of the sunset reminds me here in Arizona
That skidder is perfect for what you’re doing. Thanks for sharing the sunset.
Love to see Codey & Blue doin' so great. Greetings from Switzerland, UZ
Andrew, you have a skill for editing.
I used to drive one just like this one, many years ago when I was logging for my close friend and family members, who had a logging business and I learned alot by watching and learning and I cut trees down with my husqvarna chainsaw!!! Was a great experience to learn how to use the skidder, as I got my heavy equipment operator license so I could work for any company with heavy equipment!!!
Chokers weren't my favorite.
Andrew thanks for making these videos I enjoy watching them ✌️
Andrew we need a house update! I won’t lie it was one of my favorite parts of the channel watching you build that castle!
Badass machine. Cool seeing it operating in the snow.
Always interesting work, and, it's good to see you again Sam, be seeing you on your channel more often I hope! Thx for sharing with us Andrew!!
Andrew, it's not fair, that you are so mechanically adept and now, so artistic. Your music choices, editing, and storytelling all come together to make such a solid channel. (And hear I thought your dad was the only creative Camarata.)
I hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
ME likes this "Dual Crew", Samantha & YOU with the ability to "THINK" & meet the objectives! Cool & stay safe!
i’m amazed at your ability to work on machinery and rebuild and keep them running. thumb’s up to you 👍👍👍👍👍👍
That is a Beautiful place you have there Andrew. great video.
Howzit Andrew. Always happy to see your latest posts. Are you planning on making a video of fixing the 4x4 system on that military truck? That would be interesting to watch you doing that
Hey Andrew between you, Jesse Muller and others I've seen on utube, I really have hope for the younger generation of Americans. Great channel and videos. Always something new and interesting. Thank you.
I truly enjoy watching your videos. I always wanted to work with heavy equipment, but it never came to be. keep up the good work, tell Cody and Blue i say hi.
I totally relived the "YES"! and the "COME ON"..... Also the "I LOVE IT WHEN IT WORKS" Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous drone footage of the trees!! 👍👍👍
Love it, at 38:22 he comes rolling up in his side by side on fresh snow, with no tracks showing from setting up the tripod. Guy's a pro!!!
What a team!!! Awesomeness, Andrew!
Andrew I enjoy your videos because you are willing to tackle the unknown using your brain . Not always successful the first time but you learn from failures. However, I must admit a supportive woman makes your videos more enjoyable.
It’s amazing how capable that skidder is. The pulling force and manoeuvrability of it .
Iam suprised it doesnt seem to have Diff- locks?
There’s nothing like watching a video or 2, or 4. Maybe more by Andy with good fresh coffee. Keep it up Andy!!
Andrew, you keep acquiring equipment and you're going to have to do more blasting back at the castle! Looking forward to you building that equipment shed! I know it will be Medieval!
Beautiful sun set Andrew with the dogs playing just lovely 👍
Wonder if Cody and Blue ever look at each other like.. “one day we will get a big ole stick like that..”
It's cool to have a workmate who is in tune with what you do
Great channel Andrew, Your the first channel I officially subscribed some time ago. Great content and subjects you cover especially the repairs and fabrications. Say Hi to Sam, Cody, and Blue for us! J. Becker Harrison, Mi.
Thanks
Andrew’s videos are a rare exception, where I start the video and already have the like button hit before the ad is over.
Love the drone shots!
What a great quality video you have. Its fingerlicking good. The intro shots are amazing.
Great Job Andrew on getting that Beast Log Skidder moving those big logs. I was guessing that the ALT was bad.
Cody and Blue were having fun..
24:50. That's a beautiful set of piled stones. Covered with moss. Good luck getting it out of there without harming it. Moss covered stones are in great demand in the landscaping industry.
Andrew wonderful video like always I think you missing is a good wood chipper so you can improve the land slap in both of you properties and you can sell the wood chips by truck load or if you ad the adapter of a scale for the louder or excavator the you can sell it by the ton. Made the force be will you always, lol good luck keep it up my friend 😊
Total Props, fixed the skidder without resorting to the TORCH one single time!!!!
The winch on the skidder is awesome.
The one thing that I will say is that you are very serious about your work and you will get a job done ✅
You and your girl seem to make an excellent team Andy. I haven't heard you mention her name. I do enjoy watching you two working together. The log hauler is a beast. See you all next time.
The lady is Samantha Weber. Go subscribe to her channel.
They broke up.
@@Melindahaynes that's too bad. They complemented each other.
Cool machine, thanks for the video and all the great angles. I intended on buying a 440 for what we do but came across a 640 grapple so im pretty sure it will be added to the fleet! Honestly, after skidding with a tractor winch for 6 years I'm ready for a grapple. Mini excavator for sorting brush and logs definitely helps!
I would love to see you fix your old jeeps that was a fun video 😊
10 seconds and then I love the intro already. Keep doing what you doing Andrew.
Another awesome video thanks Andrew....can`t wait to see those "bonfires"🔥looking forward to the next machine time with you 😁
That sunset watching area is so awesome looking compared to what it was looking like in the past
Dude you have got to invest in battery isolators for your machines the amount of batteries I’ve seen you go through! The skidded kicks ass a real handy bit of kit right there. Looking forward to seeing the crusher up and running their another great piece of gear that will come in very handy given the type of work you do
Pretty cool that you can change the wheelbase of the John Deere that easily!!!
Always interesting n fun to see what your up to Andrew .Thanks so much for including us.
That Log Skidder is a Beast..
It is a good day when you upload a video. Thank you for sharing your work.
Have always admired Andrew for his work ethic, and the way he is frugal with the money he has, and still stays very down to earth as well. His parents raised him right, and he deserves what he has, cause he has worked his butt off for a lot of years to get to where he is today, and his knowledge is always impressive as well, and you, Like with his cousin Jesse, are always learning from him, and he is always willing to share what he knows. Enjoyed the video Andrew. What are your plans for this mountain property?
How do you know he's frugal with his money , are you privy to his bank accounts. Hell for all we know he is just a cheap son of a bitch.
I think he just wants to tame that mountain!
Most likely his dream home/castle. With those sunset view's it a sure bet.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Recurring theme: Battery issue. Check. Jump start. Check.
Hey Andrew, you don't know me and I don't do anything like this for a profession, nor do I probably ever plan on doing so--
I'd just like you to know that your videos are:
A) Satisfying
B) Well edited
C) Perfect length (Although, I could probably watch a 24 hour livestream daily
D) Educational
I love your videos man, keep up the superb work!
Thank you.
@@AndrewCamarata Yeah man that's right. I'm with you since 2016.
Greatings from Norway
That Deere engine under load sounds so close to a 6BT Cummins. Love this machine!
Andrew you answered my question from months ago. Thank you. Also, I like how you two engage with each other, she’s helpful and you’re respectful. That’s magic❗️
She's not only helpful, she knows her way around a tool box. She is not afraid to turn a wrench.
They don't engage with each other at all!
She broke up with him.
What can I say, Andrew. Another great video. I always look forward to "Adventures with Andrew"
Hell yes. Camarata O'clock