The thing I appreciate about your videos, Andrew, is that you tell a story. You don't just show up and film the work, you record you arriving at a place, which shows what rig you're bringing, the state of the job currently, and it serves as am intro. When you're done we get a follow-up to see the state after you're done. I'm sure it's a ton of work, but I really makes your videos stand out. Well done, sir. There's a reason you've got so many subs.
He really does do a lot of work with the camera. He doesn't leave it at the same view for the entirety of an area he's working, he moves it to get all types of different angles. That makes the job last longer for him too getting on and off the tractors.
@@thelyingscotsman7993 yeah, if you review his older videos, you start to appreciate all the camera moving even more - Andrew often walks quite a bit to have the scene set up AND then arrives with vehicle, super easy to spot in winter videos by the footsteps and lack of tire tracks. That takes a lot of effort.
@ djAnakin ..another dimension with Andrew's videos is the music choice. It always has a thinking man's appreciation of creativity which Andrew definitely has.
Evanscreek Brahman that’s how Labradors or labs are, which is what Levi looks like. They are water sport dogs, retrieving ducks and other fowl was something they were raised for long ago. They have thick coats to help shed water and stay warm in water. Summer heat is no fun for them so they will always look for a way to cool off.
Like the old Fram commercial said, “You can pay me or pay me later “. Something tells me they’re gonna be calling you back for gravel before winter comes.
OK JE U PITANJU ZNAM 255HJDJ10JH SAM JA 566DV 8566DV KOMENTARI GRUBIH RIJEČI KOJE JE U PITANJU ZNAM KAKO SAM JA TO BILO I TI MENI SU MI REKLA SAM JOJ GJGGFHFZHGJHT ALI I MARIJANA 566DV 8566DV KOMENTARI ISKLJUČENI I TI MENI JE TO
When it comes to driveway repair, skid steer usage, scraping if gravel, etc... this is probably the BEST all time for me! I am STILL rewatching this months later and still enjoying the content!
I continue to watch this video which is becoming my all time favorite to view. The way the teeth cut into the gravel, the buikd up of gravel to fill in the potholes.... the camera view catching it all..... I love it!
Back again! I really watched this video to the very end in detail and I love how the potholes were addressed. The grading and the spreading of material.... camera view made it easy to follow!
Nice one Andrew. When I first saw the tooth-bucket I was skeptical but when I saw what it did it was a great option. Some of the spots it worked perfect but where there was too little gravel it over-turned some of the dirt. It would have been better if they filled the holes with gravel and then leveled it.
I subbed around 40something K and his channel has been growing ever since. The 100k video with the cut up trax was a great video and funny. Andrew also turned me on to his friend Jesse Muller channel which is a great channel also. Check him out and support Jesse's channel as you will be glad you did folks.
This video has been up for three days........and there has been almost quarter million views, and I have never heard Andrew say “hit the subscribe button”............AMAZING!
At first I wondered why you took on the job when the customer dismissed your initial evaluation to import gravel but you got it done and made the customer happy , great job.
Levi, the dog (job) inspector. I love how Levi always scopes out Andrew's work afterwords. "Yep this is acceptable Andrew." -- in a dog voice, of course! :-)
An absalute pleasure to watch once again. Loving your work n watching the channel grow. You really are in my books the most satisfying channel to watch much respect 😎✌🏼
Ripping up the road surface is called scarifying. If the surface was not scarified to a depth below the bottom of the potholes, they will most likely reappear in the same places again. It will be interesting to see what happens next spring.
That's good info 👍 I think this driveway might have bedrock in certain areas. Might have been a lost cause without more funding to break rock and whatnot.
Old school black top guy told me before he passed away some great info on pot holes and repair. You have to rip them apart. Regrade to shed water. Put some fresh stuff on top roll/compact. Great job sir.
ALways entertaining Andrew! Great Camera angles and good editing. Very Satisfying to see the work getting done then the completion. You are very skilled and make it all look so easy. Keep up the good work and continue to upload for us! -- :)
@Advocatus Diaboli Usually how it goes. Summertime job videos, wintertime plowing/maintenance videos. Supposed to be a nasty one this year, so I'm expecting a lot of plowing videos.
Another excellent video Andrew, well done. I really look forward to seeing the way you do these jobs. Your proficiency with the machines is outstanding. Others have tried to copy your video style and failed dismally, some comments even suggested they should have got Andrew Camarata to do the job for them! It's no wonder you have so many subscribers, keep them coming and hello from Perth Western Australia.
Levi is such a great dog. He goes and ventures around but not too far. All Mr. Andrew has to do is give a little whistle and Levi is right there. Very loyal dog to stay so close by when Andrew is on a tractor for such long periods. My dog would be in another county chasing a squirrel or deer. Great driveway fix by the way skid steer master. 👍
Some days you need to protect your lungs like your ears ... A little here a little there all adds up over time. Good to see your work. Thank you! BTW you have the most interesting music for your subject. Do you choose It?
Awesome job. Lab dogs always find water. Plus on almost every video I see Levi thirsty and getting a drink. Good to see the Levi getting around with you.
If you haven't already I HIGHLY recommend giving Levi a daily MSM/Glucosamine supplement. It has really helped my 13 y/o lab with arthritis and hip dysplasia. It took YEARS off of her. Works great for humans as well :)
The cost of maintaining a dirt road is always there. The cost of not maintaining it is offset by car repair bills, and the cost of paving it is too high initially. Pro's and con's the way life is LOL
Even if you have to open a line of credit, paving is the way to go. We paved the driveway at our cabin ~5 years ago and it has made a world of difference. Resealing every 3 years vs near constant maintenance makes it a no brainer. No more getting the tractor out and leveling it every other time we're there. No more worrying about ruts and gravel clogged culverts.
I just wanted you to know how much I enjoy your videos. you do such a good job with each video showing them and editing them is great work. Plus you always do such good work, you go the extra mile and pay attention to the little details. As always I love the shot from the drone at the end when the job is done. A perfect ending Everytime. Thanks and keep up the good work.
you did an amazing job with what was there. we had similar issue with our road we werent able to get the pot holes to go away until we brought in about 30 yards of gravel
He's not actually working in that cloud we see through the camera's POV the cab is a wee bit higher and somewhat further back - but you are certainly right his sinus and lungs are eating some rock and organic dust and a decent 3M respirator or its equivalent would add spring to his step and depth to his breath in twenty odd years. Somewhat like layering some loads of gravel on that drive, why not splurge the cost for the future comfort and forgo a false economy.
For sure, at the very least he should have a dust mask. People always think tis fine because they are outside but you are kicking up all kinds of shit and you are for sure breathing that in.
I can already see a “revisiting a regrading job” video before next summer lol “we’re here on this job again to add more gravel, since the last time we were here the customers only wanted a regrading”
love vids i think a good idea for a vid would be how you deal with customers who try to not pay you. and the ones who say you broke something or messed something up, that was in no way what so ever your fault
Just from my experience that is all about reading people. They usually stand out as overspending with a lavish lifestyle and their reputation precedes them. There were plenty of people I just simply refused to work for but you can't judge them all. My father had a really successful hardware store after ten years in construction and only refused service to one woman. She kept buying paint by the gallon, using half and refilling each can with water and returning it for a full refund. My father cheerfully refunded her money after figuring her scam out and took her aside and told her he could no longer afford her patronage.
Love watching your show your what america is all about your a hard working man you remind me of how i used to work before i got hurt keep u the good work mike from west virgina
Obviously we should wait for the videos about "I bought the cheapest small motor grader on the Internet" I certainly would watch you make it functional again and then watch it in use!
It’s frustrating when you want to do a job properly but because of the customers budget or lack of wanting to pay out too much you have to then do a job that your not 100% comfortable with.
@@ericharris893 actually there was lots of material on that job crusher run at that grade it pack it turns out like concrete you keep your road graded never fill a hole with water in it get the water out first you can go a long time without buying rock my grandparents place went 35 years so far after I graded it with a loader he would drag a railroad track with a chain across it every now and then it looks perfect
I know all about limestone crusher run it’s not like concrete when you got water sitting right on it slope that one way or the other or crown in the center and it will last for a while yes you can drag something up and down the road but that’s not something most people are willing to do just fix the driveway. They’re not too cheap to pay Andrew or else they would drag it themselves it’s the whole, Andrew doing work he’s not confident in he has to put his name
@@ericharris893 the home owner needs to drag his own driveway we have been in construction 3 generations my 8 year old can do gravel driveways and my oldest was loading dump trucks at 7 crusher run works perfectly if you know what you are doing
Good job Andrew. I don’t understand people who aren’t willing to pay to do a job right! It will get rutted up again in no time without proper compaction and some fresh gravel. But all parties understand this was a “bandaid” fix so its all good! Thanks for all the videos man.
I always look forward to hearing:
"Levi and I are on this job today"
Love it , "Levi and I"
“Alright, that looks pretty good.” -My daughter in an Andrew voice impression.
WUDCHK I look forward to it as well
"Alright, Levi and I..." always!!
Why is Levi limping??
The thing I appreciate about your videos, Andrew, is that you tell a story. You don't just show up and film the work, you record you arriving at a place, which shows what rig you're bringing, the state of the job currently, and it serves as am intro. When you're done we get a follow-up to see the state after you're done. I'm sure it's a ton of work, but I really makes your videos stand out. Well done, sir. There's a reason you've got so many subs.
Yea for sure ...
Yeah he must put a lot of work into his camera placement.
He really does do a lot of work with the camera. He doesn't leave it at the same view for the entirety of an area he's working, he moves it to get all types of different angles. That makes the job last longer for him too getting on and off the tractors.
@@thelyingscotsman7993 yeah, if you review his older videos, you start to appreciate all the camera moving even more - Andrew often walks quite a bit to have the scene set up AND then arrives with vehicle, super easy to spot in winter videos by the footsteps and lack of tire tracks. That takes a lot of effort.
@ djAnakin ..another dimension with Andrew's videos is the music choice. It always has a thinking man's appreciation of creativity which Andrew definitely has.
Levi must be part fish... He sees water, he's in that water ;> Every time.
Evanscreek Brahman that’s how Labradors or labs are, which is what Levi looks like. They are water sport dogs, retrieving ducks and other fowl was something they were raised for long ago. They have thick coats to help shed water and stay warm in water. Summer heat is no fun for them so they will always look for a way to cool off.
Any little pool is lab-tested by Levi.
they have webbed feet.
@@yvindascanius6061 😂👍😂👍
That's a Labrador dog for you !! They can't resist getting into any body of water they come across !!
"Levi and I" never gets old!
So close to being the 69th like....😂 so old yet still so immature
Levi is the foreman and Andrew is stuck doing all the work. Lol.
@@TheMrpoop1234 ..
The job isn't Levi approved until he finds some water to get in!
Like the old Fram commercial said, “You can pay me or pay me later “. Something tells me they’re gonna be calling you back for gravel before winter comes.
OK JE U PITANJU ZNAM 255HJDJ10JH SAM JA 566DV 8566DV KOMENTARI GRUBIH RIJEČI KOJE JE U PITANJU ZNAM KAKO SAM JA TO BILO I TI MENI SU MI REKLA SAM JOJ GJGGFHFZHGJHT ALI I MARIJANA 566DV 8566DV KOMENTARI ISKLJUČENI I TI MENI JE TO
When it comes to driveway repair, skid steer usage, scraping if gravel, etc... this is probably the BEST all time for me! I am STILL rewatching this months later and still enjoying the content!
You’re crushing it with the videos AC!
Thanks for stating the obvious 🙄
Like it.
Levi is getting old ! So precious ! Cherish him ! Your skills are mad !
@Brexit Monger Whatever nutsack !!
My man Levi can't wait to get the hell out of that damn truck and check out the scene!!!!!!!
He even drove there.
Nice job as usual, Andrew! I’ll never get tired of watching your work!
Love having the bell notifications on and watching right when its posted. Great vid and good job on fixing the driveway Andrew
No need for satisfaction guaranteed because you always do a great job the first time. Levi has a wonderful life, adventure every day .Hugs for Levi ❤
Love this mad, mad, man! Work ethic has finally come back in style baby'
I continue to watch this video which is becoming my all time favorite to view. The way the teeth cut into the gravel, the buikd up of gravel to fill in the potholes.... the camera view catching it all..... I love it!
Back again! I really watched this video to the very end in detail and I love how the potholes were addressed. The grading and the spreading of material.... camera view made it easy to follow!
Nice one Andrew.
When I first saw the tooth-bucket I was skeptical but when I saw what it did it was a great option.
Some of the spots it worked perfect but where there was too little gravel it over-turned some of the dirt.
It would have been better if they filled the holes with gravel and then leveled it.
All Levi needs is a white hard hat and safety vest! Lol.
Another great video....love the sounds and the sights. Great attention to detail.
And thanks for these videos. I am very impressed with the breadth and depth of your skills....
The videos are just rolling out Andrew, keep it up!! You deserve 10 times more subscribers.
I subbed around 40something K and his channel has been growing ever since. The 100k video with the cut up trax was a great video and funny. Andrew also turned me on to his friend Jesse Muller channel which is a great channel also. Check him out and support Jesse's channel as you will be glad you did folks.
He made his 100k subs video 10 months ago he has got 230k subs in 10 month's
Yep the supervisor always has to go find a swimming hole. 😆
Levis was like "Dad I'm a Lab and we can find water."
That bucket is a great scarifier, root rake, scraper pan, ect, great job Andrew!
This video has been up for three days........and there has been almost quarter million views, and I have never heard Andrew say “hit the subscribe button”............AMAZING!
Levis inspection before work nice and after lol good supervisor
give that dog a BONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In last couple days you are bizi man congrats
At first I wondered why you took on the job when the customer dismissed your initial evaluation to import gravel but you got it done and made the customer happy , great job.
Outstanding and all without adding new material. Not bad for a temporary solution. Levy is looking great as always . GOD BLESS😇
Andrew you need to stop working Levi so hard.
Levi is working poor Andrew hard lol
@@breakingtoast2255 Yeah Levi maybe needs an extra bone for the weekend
When you stop working an old dog is when they die. Keep him going Andrew
@@bertsaunders3530 Totally agree. I was just having a little fun.
Labs love it!
Levi definitely deserves Kibble and a half overtime.
Andrew, thanks for trying different tools on job situations, we learn a lot each time.
You and Levi did a great job! 👍👍👍👍👍
Levi, the dog (job) inspector. I love how Levi always scopes out Andrew's work afterwords.
"Yep this is acceptable Andrew." -- in a dog voice, of course! :-)
Another new Vidya! What a treat! You and Levi Rock 🤘🏻
Zeke McHenry you must watch outlaw. Going off “vidja” cheers
Luke Jones actually vidya. Peg from zip ties and bias plies says it lol i’ve never watched outlaw but i will check it out! have a good one cheers 🍻
An absalute pleasure to watch once again. Loving your work n watching the channel grow. You really are in my books the most satisfying channel to watch much respect 😎✌🏼
I love watching your videos, and seeing Levi. He's so adorable!
The owners really need to cut down and remove all the tall grass and tree shit along the drive way and that may add better drainage as well!
Trees starting to change color the Hudson Valley is beautiful country
Nice job Andrew, you did awesome, even without new gravel. 👍👍👍👍
Love your attention to detail!!!
Ripping up the road surface is called scarifying. If the surface was not scarified to a depth below the bottom of the potholes, they will most likely reappear in the same places again. It will be interesting to see what happens next spring.
That's good info 👍 I think this driveway might have bedrock in certain areas. Might have been a lost cause without more funding to break rock and whatnot.
Yes! Another King Camarata and Levi, his trusty white knight, video.
I always love the views from the drone. Perfect endings to a good job done.
Hi Levi.
Old school black top guy told me before he passed away some great info on pot holes and repair. You have to rip them apart. Regrade to shed water. Put some fresh stuff on top roll/compact. Great job sir.
ALways entertaining Andrew! Great Camera angles and good editing. Very Satisfying to see the work getting done then the completion. You are very skilled and make it all look so easy. Keep up the good work and continue to upload for us! -- :)
The rock dust level in Andrews lungs like 95...
Thanks for taking us along with you
Always enjoy your videos!
It looks DANG GOOD BABY!!
Are you going to do a full video introducing the new ram truck?
I believe he is working on it
How can you know how something runs if you don't punish it for a year?
@Advocatus Diaboli Usually how it goes. Summertime job videos, wintertime plowing/maintenance videos. Supposed to be a nasty one this year, so I'm expecting a lot of plowing videos.
New to him, which is the most economical way to build a business. Never buy new.
I was thinking the same thing once I saw the lack of chainsaw marks in the dash, maybe he's keeping the old bucket for winter work.
Always a joy to watch, thanks for sharing...
Love the videos , love watching Levi . Thanks
Levi is so good. My lab would be somewhere over one of those hills.
3rd video in a couple days......Awesome
Another excellent video Andrew, well done. I really look forward to seeing the way you do these jobs. Your proficiency with the machines is outstanding. Others have tried to copy your video style and failed dismally, some comments even suggested they should have got Andrew Camarata to do the job for them! It's no wonder you have so many subscribers, keep them coming and hello from Perth Western Australia.
Another great job done smartened the drive up Levi always finds water to get in thanks for video you and Levi have a great day
Foreman Levi and his laborer are hard at 'er !!!
Andrew I think I love your dog almost as much as I love my dog.
Great work! And a lovely view!
Levi is such a great dog. He goes and ventures around but not too far. All Mr. Andrew has to do is give a little whistle and Levi is right there. Very loyal dog to stay so close by when Andrew is on a tractor for such long periods. My dog would be in another county chasing a squirrel or deer. Great driveway fix by the way skid steer master. 👍
Some days you need to protect your lungs like your ears ... A little here a little there all adds up over time. Good to see your work. Thank you! BTW you have the most interesting music for your subject. Do you choose It?
10:37 "Ummmmm,
where did all those *puddles* go??
I wasn't done playin' in them!!"
---Levi
what a great job Andrew..again impressed by your professionalism...Stay Safe
Awesome video once again. Great work, Levi approved. Then finish up with the Drone shot!! Love it. Thanks,
Andrew is on a video spree!
AND FOR THE QUOTE OF THE DAY ""IT'S OFTEN EASY TO FIX ANYTHING BAD, 'CAUSE ANYTHING'S AN IMPROVEMENT"" TOUCHE ANDREW!
Awesome job.
Lab dogs always find water. Plus on almost every video I see Levi thirsty and getting a drink.
Good to see the Levi getting around with you.
excellent work,as always!
If you haven't already I HIGHLY recommend giving Levi a daily MSM/Glucosamine supplement. It has really helped my 13 y/o lab with arthritis and hip dysplasia. It took YEARS off of her. Works great for humans as well :)
I concur. Added three good years to a German Shepherd my wife had.
He actually has, a few weeks ago, he mentioned it in a thread
@@cathiwim That's awesome, glad to hear it!
Box scraper on your Ford tractor be helpful when you have to “work with” what you have for gravel
Done correctly this job is very satisfying to watch and probably do. Excellent video.
Good morning Andrew, good job as always.
The cost of maintaining a dirt road is always there. The cost of not maintaining it is offset by car repair bills, and the cost of paving it is too high initially. Pro's and con's the way life is LOL
Even if you have to open a line of credit, paving is the way to go. We paved the driveway at our cabin ~5 years ago and it has made a world of difference. Resealing every 3 years vs near constant maintenance makes it a no brainer. No more getting the tractor out and leveling it every other time we're there. No more worrying about ruts and gravel clogged culverts.
I'm just making sure Levi the safety & water inspector is on the job
I just wanted you to know how much I enjoy your videos. you do such a good job with each video showing them and editing them is great work. Plus you always do such good work, you go the extra mile and pay attention to the little details. As always I love the shot from the drone at the end when the job is done. A perfect ending Everytime. Thanks and keep up the good work.
you did an amazing job with what was there. we had similar issue with our road we werent able to get the pot holes to go away until we brought in about 30 yards of gravel
man, work in a respirator. it will save your lungs
He's not actually working in that cloud we see through the camera's POV the cab is a wee bit higher and somewhat further back - but you are certainly right his sinus and lungs are eating some rock and organic dust and a decent 3M respirator or its equivalent would add spring to his step and depth to his breath in twenty odd years. Somewhat like layering some loads of gravel on that drive, why not splurge the cost for the future comfort and forgo a false economy.
The silica in the dust is the killer.
For sure, at the very least he should have a dust mask. People always think tis fine because they are outside but you are kicking up all kinds of shit and you are for sure breathing that in.
@@mikethespikemorgan Certainly is! Maybe not in 20-30 or 40 years but some time the lungs have enough and react to the irritating dust.
I look forward to him buying a new CTL with an enclosed cab
I can already see a “revisiting a regrading job” video before next summer lol “we’re here on this job again to add more gravel, since the last time we were here the customers only wanted a regrading”
Enjoyed it very much. Thanks Andrew and Levi! Cheers!
Yes! Another one! Keep up the awesome work Andrew
1st. to see a always great video from you. Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰😁
@Chris Kibb Trump2020
And greetings from me too.
@Chris Kibb ha ha made me smile 😅
Andrew, with as much work you do on roads, you need one of those small graders.
Another successful job ! watching you work those machines is like stress therapy !
keep them vids flowing 1
Love that tracked bobcat, looks smooth!
love vids i think a good idea for a vid would be how you deal with customers who try to not pay you. and the ones who say you broke something or messed something up, that was in no way what so ever your fault
Just from my experience that is all about reading people. They usually stand out as overspending with a lavish lifestyle and their reputation precedes them. There were plenty of people I just simply refused to work for but you can't judge them all. My father had a really successful hardware store after ten years in construction and only refused service to one woman. She kept buying paint by the gallon, using half and refilling each can with water and returning it for a full refund. My father cheerfully refunded her money after figuring her scam out and took her aside and told her he could no longer afford her patronage.
@Steve Diamond That has been my experience as well. New money is always the most problematic.
These videos would be incomplete without Levi
Yes, Levi is the yeast that causes the bread to rise, but the bread is full nourishment all besides.
@@Don.Challenger 👍
This is one of my favorite videos. It’s just so simple and satisfying. I keep coming back to it. Lol
ty for the vids ,i look forward to your vids you do a great job of videoing and time lapse and the work , keep it up
You're blowing it up with the videos Andrew!
wildbio2000 yeah
I feel like it was just yesterday he hit 30k subs
Poor Levi and his bad hips. How they must hurt.
Love watching your show your what america is all about your a hard working man you remind me of how i used to work before i got hurt keep u the good work mike from west virgina
This kid's amazing. Brand new vid and already me and 4000 others admit to like watching him fix potholes.
Obviously we should wait for the videos about "I bought the cheapest small motor grader on the Internet"
I certainly would watch you make it functional again and then watch it in use!
It’s frustrating when you want to do a job properly but because of the customers budget or lack of wanting to pay out too much you have to then do a job that your not 100% comfortable with.
Mark D yes correct. All too often the customer knows more than the pro
@@ericharris893 actually there was lots of material on that job crusher run at that grade it pack it turns out like concrete you keep your road graded never fill a hole with water in it get the water out first you can go a long time without buying rock my grandparents place went 35 years so far after I graded it with a loader he would drag a railroad track with a chain across it every now and then it looks perfect
I know all about limestone crusher run it’s not like concrete when you got water sitting right on it slope that one way or the other or crown in the center and it will last for a while yes you can drag something up and down the road but that’s not something most people are willing to do just fix the driveway. They’re not too cheap to pay Andrew or else they would drag it themselves it’s the whole, Andrew doing work he’s not confident in he has to put his name
@@ericharris893 the home owner needs to drag his own driveway we have been in construction 3 generations my 8 year old can do gravel driveways and my oldest was loading dump trucks at 7 crusher run works perfectly if you know what you are doing
justin whitley maybe I don’t know what I’m doing. I agree the homeowner can easily drag it. Problem is obviously they don’t want to drag it.
Excellent work as always. Well executed. Regards
Good job Andrew. I don’t understand people who aren’t willing to pay to do a job right! It will get rutted up again in no time without proper compaction and some fresh gravel. But all parties understand this was a “bandaid” fix so its all good! Thanks for all the videos man.
Hey Andrew, is there a specific reason you've been using your bobcat a lot more than your IHI recently?
maybe the IHI is undergoing some bucket blade repair :)
I was wondering this too
Andrew said a few videos back that it was out on another job.
I hope Andrew can confirm this
@@mathieubluijs confirm with some videos👍😁
"Levi, where did you go".... wouldn't you like to know? .. I ain't telling you..and you'll never find out!! :o)
What a great dog. He looks happy. That makes me smile.
You live in such a beautiful area! Nice job. Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.