Installing new tires on a roller
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2024
- Installing 2 new 23.1-26 tires on a Galion 84 inch roller.
0:00 into remove wheels from roller
5:04 unload new tires
6:38 dismount first tire
13:10 mount first tire
26:01 second tire
30:58 transport tires to roller
40:52 Install wheel back on roller
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One thing that has always amazed me about Andrews videos is the dogs and how they instinctively know to stay out of the way of the heavy equipment.
The film crew uses stunt dogs for the scenes with heavy equipment.
Dogs either have that instinct or they don't last. It is one way or the other and they do not seem to be able to be trained before it is too late.
Levi taught them.
that equipment could certainly be the end of them
@@orsoncarte6401 he was making a joke you goof.
Been watching you for years. You are like me never stuck and push yourself to the limit. But look after yourself as I am paying the price for all the hard crazy things I did when younger.
Stay safe
Raymond 🏴
Dear Raymond Robertson
👍👌👏 Same here, definitely, sigh! When health is damaged, it's usually damaged forever.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
I can back that up no pun intended. I wish now at 60 that I would have been more careful then.
I am not on the scrap heap yet 😂 but am more selective in what I take on now. It’s hard not to keep yourself busy when you have been on the tools all your life. Good health to all and stay safe. Raymond 🏴
After seeing my dad and uncle stove up from doing stuff they shouldn't have, I tried to take care of myself but you get in situations where you have no choice and you do it anyway. But on the bright side, I can legally park in the handicap space.
Me too. Older and beat up only to push as hard as I can which is a whole lot less.
His patience is incredible.
Nice
Good
yeah he´s known for that, installing a radio with a chainsaw and such :)
Nice
Great 👍
Honestly, I feel exhausted just watching this video let alone doing the work. This is one of the most inspiring channels on TH-cam.
penser aux gars qui font ce métier. C'est un retraité de 35 ans de métier dans les pneus PL & GC.(genie civil).
Your ability to work in silence with no music or anything always amazes me. It’s a testament to how focused you are on the task at hand!
You kind of have to if you're gonna YT it or else you'll get copyright striked for the background music.
I have to say I hate music when I’m working (particularly someone else’s taste !) it puts me off, I like to hear what’s going on, it is up there with hooting and hollering round the job just to prove you’re there.
@@CrimeVid I work alone, that’s why I like listening to something.
I'm not too fond of music also, we work on the roofs, and my buddy always like music and I am going crazy. A habit I guess so.
i cant work with music either but he probably does it out of copyright strike concern
Who knew the secret to getting the bead set on huge tires was a SIXTEEN SECOND LONG SHOT OF ETHER! :D Dude you work so hard by yourself - you're an inspiration. Others would just take these somewhere to have them mounted and pay money. It took you a day of hard labor but you proved it can be done by one person.
The TH-cam revenue will pay for the tires, and the install if he chose to do that. I'd still watch!
@@budlvr How much revenue can a video of Andrew have????I realy don't have idea about this things...🤔🤔
@@kostasfree this one...like 5 to 10k
I must say how much I admire Andrew's "Can Do" attitude! With his attitude, some Burk bar's and assorted heavy equipment he achieves miracles.
Andrew, I have said it before and I will say it again. You have the heart of a lion. Changing those tyres alone is a tough job in anyone's book. Glad Dave was there to lend a hand intalling them back on to the roller.
Iagrre with you that was realiy hard work.
I had trouble putting a new bike tire on the rim. Feeling so tiny right now, smaller than a mouse's tail. 😂
@@AdelinoGambiarras salut les gars. J'ai fait cela pendant 35 ans, et je n'étais pas dans un hangar a l'abri. Il a pensé a mettre une cale sous le pneu " ca c'est bien ! CA M'A RAPELE MON METIER🙂
Great video Andrew. There's 2 things about Andrew, he doesn't mind getting dirty and he doesn't give up. A lesson alot of people could learn from this guy.
He also dosent do alot of thinking before doing. He waste sooo much time on thing that if he would have taught about it for a sec he wouldn’t have done it.
Like lifting the back of a ROLLER with his gardening excavator…. Common
@@moulehumide7342 it's his time to waste. The title didn't say " This is the Best way to change a tire". He got'er done didn't he?
Your tenacity amazes me young man. Reminds me of my brothers and myself when we were young (I'm 66). Love the doggos. Dogs r so much more honest than people. Love your channel. Thank you.
Andrew, your videos are never boring. Sometimes, they actually scare me. Great job!
Yes he often does some sketchy things
@@Akotski-ys9rr I sent my good friend a recently retired 68 year old sell, that sold his lifetime excavating company. He liking this TH-cam thing. I told him I been watching Andrew at least 5 years and he was 32 then. Buddy replied, I can’t watch parts of these, it’s a miracle Andrew made it to 37.
Only Andrew can make changing a flat tire enjoyable to watch. I am also impressed at how he knows which machines to use in other ways than what they were meant for. 🚜
work smarter not harder
It was painful😂
There are certain sorts of humans that we need more of in this world and Andrew, you are one of them. Cheers from Parry Sound, ON.
Yes, exactly, we need such people in Eastern Europe.
Yes, exactly, we need such people in Eastern Europe. People from the United States who will rebuild Eastern Europe.
Andrew, man you are so inspirational. In my years of watching you I haven’t really seen you give up. That tire change looked impossible to me so many times. Thanks for these videos.
Through the entire video, you never hear Andrew complains about anything. Very exceptional.
I'd say 80% of the issues of getting the tires beaded was because they were so cold, if they had set out the sun in the summer they probably pop right on. Next time instead of the ratchet straps, which I use all the time when mounting smaller tires, maybe try a ratcheting chain binder to get a lot of pressure on it. Love the videos. Keep up the good work Andrew.
You can’t really use ratchet binder on a job like that because it bends the screws. A chain puller on the other hand would probably be fine.
@@hunterwebb9697 good point. I've never messed with big tires, Just small car and truck tires so ratchet straps work fine. Some way of getting a chain around those big tires I think would really help squish them out to the beads.
Waking up to a Andrew video is one great way to start the day. Awesome that Andrew is talking more. I recall the livestream on the Castle and ANDREW SAID WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT ME TO TALK ABOUT❤. Still waiting on the cannons for the Castle!
And the New Stonehenge on the Mountain Reserve!
@@swedishpsychopath8795 Andrew would make a display cannon, Or I don’t know, he just might develop his own Solar cannon”. Like in the movie Man with the Golden Gun Bond Movie. But Andrew”s would be out of heavy Steel and concrete.
I can faithfully say that, since getting out of the agri mechanic game years ago, tire fitting is the one job I miss the absolute least. Your perseverance is commendable Andrew.
The amount of times you thought that dumb circle of rubber was just taking the mickey out of you trying to mount it on a rim, then for no other reason than "it was board now" it would pop on after you doing nothing different for the past hour never got any easier to bear
У чувака крыша над головой ,светло и тепло.Проделал бы он за 300 км от населённого пункта- зимой в -30'.Похвально было бы.😊
I'm as much of a DIYer as the next guy, and I despise writing checks for things I can do myself. But I learned early on that I will very, very happily spend a few dollars to have tire mounting done by pros with dedicated equipment. Nonetheless, as always, thanks for bringing us along and job well done!
Same. He probably made 10 grand off this video though so for him the math is a little different lol
Exactly. Good tv for sure...but not worth it for the average joe without a camera to tackle.
At first I thought skidder was useless for Andrew, but in the last few videos it seems the only thing that can drive up and down without getting stuck
This project has become so much more complex. I really appreciate the different perspectives from your buddies on their channels.
I recently read that dogs that stay outside a lot tend to live healthier longer lives. Your boys love the environment you've provided them.
I really enjoy watching Andrew doing his work, but for me the high points of each video are the dogs. Blue and Cody always put a huge smile on my face.
Maybe you should go watch Animal Planet instead. Dogs are cool and all, but....
those dogs are living the best life for sure!! look at how much fun they have running. they are really fast too.
I'm always jealous how you can keep your cool and just keep plugging at these tough jobs Andrew, it's sometimes easy to lose sight of perseverance often being the key.
Great to see Lacy, looks like she's keeping the young pups in check.
Its called video editing.
Plus he is young and keen, getting paid for his videos always helps. Wait until he has 40 plus years under his belt and that enthusiasm will wain a tad.
Still good to see someone struggle like I did for a change, especially from the comfort of my warm sitting room in my comfy arm chair!
@@gspringellable Or maybe he just knows it doesn't do any good to be that way and is the way he is wired.
@@stevewalston7089 we are all wired like that my friend.
Well, first, Gary, screw off.... Second... What is this new pup? Did I miss something? Maybe Gary is right and I'm a lazy a55hole that I missed something in prior videos.
I admire your patience and tenacity in all you do.
Credit to the guy for sticking at a difficult job.
That is an all-in-one camarata video. Brute force, fire, destruction, pressurized air, snow and finally Dog’s!!
What a performance! This is why God provided us with tire shops!
I have the same high opinion of you that most commenters do, 90% of your value is from shrewd buying and hard work. you remind me of myself and a buddy, if we bought everything new, we would have nothing as stuff wears out faster than you can earn money to buy new. My son just retired to Mexico last September, made me understand that all the work needs to slow down before it kills you, He's 51 and turned everything into mortgages, he's set for life. Something to think about, you deserve a lot for all the work you are doing.
This is why I respect Andrew. I would have brought it to a guy to do this for me. His patience is incredible.
But his goal is to produce an interesting and somewhat challenging TH-cam video that all of us will watch, not to change the tire.
I just love Andrews tenacity and determination to get the project at hand completed with the tools/equipment he has on hand. I'm a couple decades older than Andrew. Anyone else in their 50's or 60's watch his videos and wonder how Andrew's body is going to feel when he's in his 50's due to all that hard, physical labor he's doing today. It's crazy how we can wear out our bodies in our youth and not realize it. We then pay for it when we reach our 50's. You see pro athletes in their early to mid 30's still in good shape playing their sport. Then you see them 20 years later when they reach their mid 50's and they walk like they are crippled. The joys of aging!
Andrew, you should consider throwing out those undersized 16 or 18 gauge extension cords you're using. Then go pick up some 100' 10 gauge extension cords so your don't burn up anymore of those amp thirsty power tools like that sawzall.
Ain't that the truth...LOL...
Exactly, I was strong as a ox in my younger days, but when hitting 50 it started going downhill, joints and back pain, everything start falling apart more and more every year... Now at 64 I feel like 80.
But that's life. 🙂
I am 40 something now and spent a better part of my youth doing hard labor. I have since retired and no longer do the manual labor and I can tell you the effects of hard work. I have back pain and neck pain and very stiff. Yet I do know a lot of people in their 70s 80s 90s still doing work everyday. One person I know still goes out and splits wood and he is in his 80s.
I've followed you channel for years. You've done well for yourself. Some of us just seem to spin our wheels.
Momma said they'd be days like this.
You are a tough man, Andrew. Patience is the key.
when you got the last tire on "i got it " your face said it all brilliant !! you never give up Andrerw well done .
I swear - Andrew Camarata is my favorite form of entertainment. I actually anticipate his next video - and when it hits - I hope it's a long one.
This reminds me of my high school days. I admire your energy.
How beautiful was the clip of his dogs running beside the atv... simple pleasures of life.
This man’s work ethic blows me away I mean he never stops
If you don't do it, it don't get done!
I never get "tired" of your great video's
I like the practical approach to the changes that he faces... well done 👍
You are very creative and love to see your work "outside the box". I learn from you, not to give up for sure. I am surprised you did not make a "pry bar" with a curved lip that slides the tire off, unto the back side of the rim. It does not require stretching the tire so much to get it over the rim. You sure have a strong work ethic!
A tire spoon
Most impressive about Andrew is in my opinion the willingness to work in these bad weather conditions. People underestimate how hard it is to work big machinery in these icy conditions.
very nice video.
thank you sincerely for taking the time to show Sadie a good time. always good to see an old friend
and
in addition, i am having some personal struggles now, as we all do, and your videos really help inspire me to stick with it.
Mr. Andrew is a careful man. It uses safety glasses and gloves. Top Mister !
Love the dogs sitting there with a toy as Andrew is busting arse trying to get the first tire over the rim!
At 15: 24 Cody: “Dad, I wanna play. Stop doing what you’re doing and let’s play!”
Gotta love dogs!
Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong!
They seem to have a wonderful life!
I am not a biology teacher, but I don't think Andrew is their dad...
@@DrNoBrazil DogDad is more legit than whatever the Asst Secretary for Health says he is...
15:24
Nice to see this roller getting a new pair of tires! Amazed by amount of work needed for it to be done. Great job!
You have the best content anywhere Andrew, don't ever change!
And old army trick for first sealing a bead is to pack it with grease all the way around. Sure it’s a little messy but does clean up easy enough and it DOES work every time! You definitely had your work cut out for you with those two tires but job well done! Thanks for taking us along brother, it’s always a pleasure watching you go at it with whatever project you do.
I am here for the inevitable escalation of effort, whether it is a longer wrench, bigger impact driver, bigger machine. Very satisfying
Those have to be happiest dogs on the planet. Cool that Andrew has so much patience with them.
Captured a little bit of magic there Andrew, when the dogo's took them selves for a run they looked so happy just running together 😊
Man this guy knows what he is doing even in the cold. And for sure he is fit…puts elbow grease in it when required. But uses his tools smartly for sure. Can’t say I am that fit anymore.
He seems to have no idea what he is doing, what are you talking about. He spent hours trying to inflate a tyre using his stupid air contraption, when it's clear it's going to just blow air outside the tyre.
He finally realises you need to put lighter fluid in the tyre... but then didn't even have the air hose connected to the valve
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I can barely get a bicycle tire off/on the rim. This is an incredible display of perseverance.
Finally that roller got new tires! You did a great job Andrew!
Wow!! I have not laughed this hard in a long time. From the extraneous work on the tires andthe dangerous bead sealing procedures which were hilarious to the uphill bobsledding with your pick up trucks and the losing of your payload down the mountain, there’s been so many laughs in this video thanks for making my day you always do whether we laugh or not but this was a good BIG dose of laughter which is the best medicine!
Always nice seeing you takeing on all things great and small.
fair play can feel my fingers watching you, been there and i wasn't on my own , great too see a young man show us old timers, great content cheers
Only Andrew can make changing a flat tire enjoyable to watch. I am also impressed at how he knows which machines to use in other ways than what they were meant for.
Wow 😘😘❤️❤️😍 your photo 🥵
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It is amazing how Mr Camarata wins at so many two even 4 man jobs on his own.
Nothing but the best. Thank you Andrew. Please be as safe as you allow it.
Wow! Patience and finesses in one video & brute strength in another! Determination in both!!
Always impressed by your dogged determination. Persistence wins every time.
Never in the history of the world has changing two tires been fraught with more difficulty. Andrew wins another uphill battle. Nerves of steel. Masterful skills. Delightful.
The eureka moment with that second tire. Holy shit. This was exhausting just to watch!! Good work, Andrew!
Blues getting faster , but Cody is the speed king !
at this point I think we'd all gleefully watch a 30 minute video of Andrew fill his windshield washer reservoir
Elephant Snot . . Murphy’s Soap
Then realize He had filled the Radiator Reservoir by mistake !
You never quit ! Keep up the good work Andrew. I have been a GC for over 40 years, you remind me of lots of my adventures trying to save a buck and never take no for an answer.
That's an amazing setup when you get to the top of the mountain sir.
Wow, these winter videos have been an amazing eye opener of cold weather climate issues. As someone who only gets a few light frosts a year, the issues of cold weather have never been a problem. So found it remarkable to see what the real cold does.
I'm in the upper midwest where we get tons of snow that usually stays. In area like he is, the wet winter can be brutal, mostly in a clay-ish soil area. It gets warm enough for some snow to melt, then it freezes and repeats, made worse by the clay.
It usually cuts production to about 50%.
This has been a really mild winter. No snow except man-made stuff in the Catskills.
I'm on the edge of my seat here hollering good job Andrew your the man got that damn thing on there!
For Andrew's next multimillion$ idea. A super sized tire machine. No longer will tire changing ease be limited to passenger car/truck tires. Great job brother. Determination and willingness to work. I think that's a big part of why I love your channel
Thanks for sharing,
Great, “never quit attitude Andrew”. Keep up the great work sir.
Take care, all the best, and God bless.
A retired North Pacific, Bering Sea, and West Coast fisherman, and survivor.
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Mounting those tires is what they call "Jackass Work".......... Try having the air on the valve stem with the air on and then use the starting fluid and the torch. WOW ! Great Job !
Wish I knew you were taking on this project ahead of time. I have all the good stuff to mount tires like that. There is a mounting compound, looks like grease, for those tires. I have really good inflation fittings, mounting lube and everything else you could need. Mounting a cold tire is very difficult to begin with, the heater was a good idea. I’ll look for your P.O. Box and send you some of the small stuff.
OK cool thank you, it’s PO Box 167, Mount Marion, NY 12456
@@AndrewCamarata You forgot the #3. lol
@@atomicwedgie8176 #3?
@@G-Man-kc2nm In the zip code.
@@atomicwedgie8176 Wow I missed that! Must be old age! Thanks.
The stress coming from the tires when looking for the dogs was relatable lol
Glad you got through it!
One hard working SOB!!! Have to give him credit, he doesn't quit!
Hard work and perseverance made better by a fantastic, stoic attitude! Way to go man!
I have a tough time doing dirt bike and lawn tractor tires, this is just on another level!
Harder for sure. Small tires suck!
I would gladly change hundred large tires for every 5 small tires. Can't stand lawn tractor tires, especially as they get to 6inch and below.
Worst one I did was on a motorcycle...cx500 rear tire, dunlop. Wore me out.
I love it when there's a new video from Andrew, i always feel a lot more motivated after watching :)
Usually a Camarata video is a working example of how not to do things, but the clamping tool modified as a hydraulic line installer is honestly a good trick and I'll be building one myself..
You are the man! " Jack of all Trades! Brutal manual, tire change!But you did it!👌Great attitude!
Brett S couldn't agree with you more. I am an early riser. Andrew is the inspiration one needs to go out and start the day no matter the task on hand.
Blue has grown a bunch-a fine canine specimen indeed. Bravo to changing tires in the snow and kudos to your friend balling it up the mountain in his shiny, undamaged truck-cheers to friends who don’t shy away from working hard 🍻
Cant believe I spent all this time watching someone change tires! Those dogs are happy though
Damn I was watching this from the trailer click, had no idea I was watching you Andrew. I have had 1ton and Dump truck day like that. Thank you Sir
That was a big job. Not to mention everything is harder in the winter, especially outdoors.
You have an impressive amount of machines Andrew, thanks for all the videos.
Maybe back in the day I would have attempted them very large tire changes but not anymore, lol Great job. Them are nice dogs, all of them play so well together. Keep up the great work you do.
Great Job! I've worked around heavy equipment like that and you've managed to do what normally takes about 2 people to do, considering taking off and replacing the tires. Also, Like how you included chasing the dogs, lol... Gotta love those crazy dogs! 👍
His persistence is unmatched! I wouldn't be able to walk for a week changing out just one tire!
1/24/23; ...2day: new tires for the Roller. Wow! Sooo much heavy lifting, heavy duty equipment, almost nuclear 💥 explosions to get new tires on rims in your Castle Shop...but Andrew's tough work ethic prevails. Dogs get bored watching Andrew struggle & take a (long) hike...but AC succeeds with dogs recovered & ultimately (in snow & ice) tires get mounted with help from Dumster Dave & his dog/twin to AC's Blue. Amazing how watching dogs in freezing cold play while AC works in snow makes video ending 'warm & cuddling' 😊 Another great video Andrew! 👏👏 Glad you bring a 'buddy' along during these 'work on the mountain' activities👨🔧...steep slopes, slippery ice, heavy equipment, tools etc. Stay safe & carry on!👍👍👍😊🫕🍷
Brother, my lower back is sore just from watching this. I wouldve cussed a 1000 times trying to get those beads to seat. My hat is off to you.
I have changed a whale of a lot of tires. The first tire you took off, you needed to loosen the backside before trying to remove (the bead should also be well above where it seats, so you may have to prop up the back side a little with some small bricks close to the rim, to keep it loose) and put grease on the bead and just beyond the bead on the inside, the tools were correct. The second one, you got the backside loose but gave up fast and just used the saw, but it probably would have come off with a bit of grease or dish soap. Getting some air sucked out of the innertube might have helped a little as well. When they get filled with water, that is real hell. I assume that happens when someone takes the valve core out when it is underwater. I just get the aftermath. Sometimes clowns glue the tires to the rims. When the boss wants to sell the glued tire used, that is incredibly difficult to get loose intact.
To put air in the new ones one you need to set 2 other tires with air in them about a foot apart on the ground, maybe a little further. Then you set the tire you are trying to fill straddling them, like a bridge. It should not reach the ground. Then you put pressure on top of it for a third point. Any of your tractor shovels would work great pushing down on the top (and it still should not reach the ground). Then just fill, with the valve core out. Put back in when it is sealed and the tire has moved to the correct seating position on the rim. Those dang straps rarely work because at the same time they bring the outside toward the center they also pull the sides in.
I could watch those 2 run flat out like that all day. They were flying and loving it!
Good job Andrew and Dave. Ready to do some work now. Thanks for sharing and have a great day... Stay safe.
I never knew what hard work was until I watched Andrew ..... WHEW !!!
Beautiful dogs. WOW. So much hard cold work!❤❤❤❤❤
I am amazed at your stick-to-itiveness under the most difficult circumstances. I end up shouting out loud when things go right with the tires. Do take care and thanks so much for sharing.