AC been using laser levels for years setting pools. I think you look up zip level or smart level. It’s similar to a water level but but is electronic, it will give you an actual reading plus or minus in inches. You read around corners no line of sight needed and a one man set up. They run around the same price as The lasers but with out the two man set up. I have used both the zip level and the smart level both are great but the zip has to be sent back to calibrate, the smart level can be re calibrated on site.
If your dump truck has a Cummins ntc in it looks like you need a camshaft from all the white smoke it is putting out. Injectors are timmed off camshaft
Spectra has a smaller magnetic receiver that is for sticking to your machine to set grade ..I use it on my trackhoe all the time just put it on the stick above the bucket and adjust it up and down works great ..its loud and easy to see cost about 600 bought it at acme was worth the money ..I can ditch a half a mile with perfect slope or dig footings.. check it out if u aren't familiar
@@AndrewCamarata I sure use mine a lot and it was a heck of a lot cheaper than a depthmaster or some of the other systems ..I have a topcon laser transit with slope control on it and it is accurate at a half mile..I made a bar that mounts on my dozer blade and I stick it on the front where I can see it and use it for finish grading also
I thought it was me but I'm 52. When I was a kid if your wore black socks with tennis shoes you'd get your ass kicked, no exceptions. Things change. I wear Crocs but not while working lol
@@moonlandingagain3228 First thing i noticed out of place "Flip flop guy". Thought it was just me until i looked in the comments. Imagine being on a machine and having to deal with that? My heart goes out to Andrew.
great catch on not snagging that pipe that was in the ground! you knew something wasnt right and you saved yourself an hour of repairs, your an awesome operator andrew! much love from canada
@@omgnothingisavl I still think of this video, the guy covered the pipe with the shovel at 7:10 without even telling Andrew until Andrew found it himself. Very weird behavior from this client.
I really like this young man. He explains stuff so old farts like me can see it. And he doesn't use filthy language in his videos. I appreciate that. My grand kids like watching the heavy equipment videos. Thanks from Oklahoma City.
Andrew I’ve wondered a couple times why you work alone so much. One reason is obviously because you can...but this video gives some insight into other possibilities. ;)
Go to LED tail lights they cost more but last forever. I see that this was the job you blew the track out on I watched you replace, in a earlier video.
LED lights most certainly do not last forever. The use circuitry to covert the 12v down to a voltage the LED's can use. That is what fails, the controlling circuitry. It either corrodes or fails entirely. The actual lighting diode may last a super long time, but the supporting circuitry is now the weak link. That being said, most LED setups are much better than incandescent, but to say they last forever is simply incorrect.
I don't know what kind of plumber it was it did that pipe but that guy was an idiot I've done Plumbing all my life and I've never seen something quite that backwards
@GREAT GOD MARS lmfao youll get better as you go on dont worry about the neigh sayers. 4 inch is better to use because it wont clog as easy but 3inch will be ok unless you take some massive shit and flush a whole roll of tp down the toilet
It's dinosaurs like you that keep the technology from improving. You probably only use sweated copper too. 3" works just fine, If you think about it the hole in the toilet is only 2" so as long as the system has the right transitions and slope there shouldn't be any problems. Plus the water is deeper in a 3" pipe. I used 3" drain in my house and PEX with a Viega Manifold and homeruns with absolutely ZERO fittings buried in the walls to leak. 6 months not a single issue. And I've had to use the plunger pletny of times on my low flow toilet so I assure you, wads of TP were shoved down.
Ask the right questions (over and over again), listen to the clients answers, then trust your own experience and intuition, proving your worth the expense in preventing a huge and costly problem.
Glues a couple pieces of pipe together and throws it on the ground and says ready for backfill...….shodsmanship, our plumbers set that stuff solid before anyone was allowed near it, then it was monitored to make sure it was not moved......I am old and grumpy, nowadays I would have just dumped gravel on that pipe laying all cocked up and waited for him to say I should have done his job before backfilling......you did the right thing fixing it first for sure.
its not that they dont know that annoys me its the fact that they act like they know and prolly charge people like they know, unless its his own house then let em eat dirt lol
Property owners today are cheap fucks and instead of hiring professionals they get people who are legally retarded, But assure the PO that they are professional. Homes aren't built with care anymore... now they are built by the lowest bidder.
Good call on the clean out. I saw that the "y" was backwards. Here where I live we have the clean outs on the outside of the buildings though. Just for the reason that if you open the clean out and there is a plugged line and the line is full of septic it don't make a mess in the building.
You just know it don't you Andrew? I've been in the same situation where someone is saying No problem nothing buried here and my gut says different. Bravo Andrew.
No track? No problem! And that cleanout... I guess if you want to snake clogs and whatnot back into your shower, sink or toilet that's the way to do it.
I can understand when a homeowner DIY'er makes mistakes like septic terminology etc. But a hired plumber set up the cleanout like that? Does he chew his nails too?
@tbirdracefan The use of the word "Plumber" here should be taken with a grain of salt. I doubt that there was any actual trained licensed plumber involved. The original layout design "would" have worked with the following change in "Y" fitting direction, fitting size and a additional 45 on the clean out. (Original is at 15:42) 1. The "Y" fitting flow direction should be reversed and have a 45 degree installed on the clean out part to make the clean out in a more vertical direction - not in the direction of the outside wall - as the clean out would then be outside the wall. 2. The then reversed inlet to the "Y" pipe and two 45's should be 3" not what looks like 2". 3. Of course as was mentioned in the video 4" is the normal -- at least at the "Y" and clean out. The discharge part is usually 4".
hey andrew, you seem like a level headed guy that is easy to work for. I think its awesome youve built a business for yourself with your great work ethic and hard work. Love your videos dude!
Homeowner was very smart to LISTEN TO ANDREW .... otherwise, BIG mistake and headaches down the road. If I lived in the area, I would hire Andrew to do ALL my property work ... BRILLIANT young man who ALSO happens to make very interesting videos, especially for us DIY'ers who know when we see a man with good common sense and practical ability. Thanks again Andrew for another great video !!
Hey Andrew I’ve got that same laser it’s great I also have a magnetic base to attach the transmitter to the dipperstick of the excavator of course it works better when you have two tracks and the machine is level hee hee
I love watching your videos Andrew. Although I am a mechanic myself, you have given me a new perspective and motivation to try to make some repairs on things I would not have otherwise attempted. You have even got me on the lookout for a broken jet ski!! How about a detailed video on how you use your rotary LASER level? Keep the great videos coming!!
Thought the same when he smoked the whole house dropping the gravel too. Would be cool to watch a rebuild on this if catched early could be a cylinder sleeves and ring job
ANDREW YOU DID ALL THIS WORK WITH ONE TREAD!!! THAT IS WHY I WATCH YOU MY BROTHER!! I WORE YOUR SHIRT TO VOTE!! IT WAS HARD BECAUSE I AM IN THIS CHAIR AND THE VOTING PLACE WAS NOT WHEEL CHAIR FRIENDLY SO I HOPPED WITH ONE LEG HAHAH SEE WHY WE LOVE YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH HAHA JUST SAYING OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T RETIRED NAVY
Cathy Blasco. I've been watching Andrew from the start. Ive never heard anything I didn't want to hear. I've never seen any go fund me request. I am the one asking as in please keep sharing.
*The PEX pipe in the concrete slab -- Real plumbers and HVAC people pressurize all of the radiant heating lines with air before a concrete pour, if Someone hits the line the escaping air lets the concrete people know about the leak; if it isn't pressurized you won't know about the damage until the concrete has cured and it's too late to fix it*
Andrew you are the man, keep it up. I got my Dad hooked on your videos and I'm trying to get my 11 yr old son hooked also. Trying to get him motivated. Thanks again.
I try real hard to not judge people by their appearance.. but man a plain white v-neck, capri sweatpants, and flipflops? Guy annoys me just looking at him
Failing lights just as bad as trailer connectors that always fail, we have people orbiting the planet on a space station but we can't get damn trailer connectors that always work...
@@rummysworld7531 amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M1FC3WG/ref=psdcmw_15737701_t1_B078N2T32T is what I use on my gooseneck it works well and shorted wires aren't a big problem
@@johndowe7003 i'm talking about the trailer connections, those damn plugs that haven't been improved on in decades and always fail.... when you get pulled over and get out and jiggle it shazam all your lights come on and cop has already wasted 10 min of your day
Andrew, for your tail lights clean the socket well then coat the bulb with diletric grease and then install it into the socket. It will assist in maintaining a good connection and prevent corrosion from interrupting the connection.
"is this for a septic?" "no... It's just going to be for a shower, a toilet and a sink". *Sigh*
Yea clearly that plumber had no idea what he was doing.
Yea, I thought that, too. And the guy was a plumber? I hate to be critical of someone I do not know..but....
Ya time to get a different plumber!!! wonder if he knows a Y joint from a T joint?
@KM maybe TY as well.
I call them a ( like a plumber ) every one of the real trades people know what your saying.
Andrew has the patience of a saint.
Craftsman should sponsor your channel because you use the HELL out of that impact gun!!!
Midwest Tool Review I was thinking the exact same thing!!!!!
Flip flops don't work with a shovel. Andrew is the only guy on site who knows his shit!
AC been using laser levels for years setting pools. I think you look up zip level or smart level. It’s similar to a water level but but is electronic, it will give you an actual reading plus or minus in inches. You read around corners no line of sight needed and a one man set up. They run around the same price as The lasers but with out the two man set up. I have used both the zip level and the smart level both are great but the zip has to be sent back to calibrate, the smart level can be re calibrated on site.
Hi Nice job, well done, a good old handmade thumbs up to you.
None of the knuckleheads were harmed in the making of this video.
A dose of bulb grease on those tail lights will help immensely.
Those rumbling diesel engines make my day
i agree those taillights are terrible . i installed the trucklite LED on my truck last year no more problems .
You need to put some electric grease on those bulb contacts.
If your dump truck has a Cummins ntc in it looks like you need a camshaft from all the white smoke it is putting out. Injectors are timmed off camshaft
Think so? It needs something, it runs good, but it doesn't have enough power.
Spectra has a smaller magnetic receiver that is for sticking to your machine to set grade ..I use it on my trackhoe all the time just put it on the stick above the bucket and adjust it up and down works great ..its loud and easy to see cost about 600 bought it at acme was worth the money ..I can ditch a half a mile with perfect slope or dig footings.. check it out if u aren't familiar
Yeah? you like it? I've considered it.
@@AndrewCamarata I sure use mine a lot and it was a heck of a lot cheaper than a depthmaster or some of the other systems ..I have a topcon laser transit with slope control on it and it is accurate at a half mile..I made a bar that mounts on my dozer blade and I stick it on the front where I can see it and use it for finish grading also
Ok. Thank you for the tips. I’ll get one next time.
He proclaims to be the plumber? 😂😂🤣
They were nuts
LED is more cost effective. I ran them on 18 wheeler.
It's hilarious that you got all this work done with one track down... You're quite the git'er done trooper Andrew!
gotta do what you gotta do sometimes
any video on fixing that track?
Yes he has a video of fixing track
Never seen that. Most people would stop and get a new track. I have learned something.
Workers for another company would have knocked off the rest of the day if that tract came off.
That guy in the sandals is pissing me off.
It’s not his fault. Look at the shorts his Mom made him wear.
😂🤣😂🤣
@@lastfanstanding999 You have to question any guy wearing women's footwear. Very strange, I don't care where you live. What's next, high-heels?
@@lastfanstanding999 Ha!
Connor Fasano flip flops are awesome
I thought it was me but I'm 52. When I was a kid if your wore black socks with tennis shoes you'd get your ass kicked, no exceptions. Things change. I wear Crocs but not while working lol
The plumber is a hack. I could tell as soon as he lied about the pipe being for water.
Weed fries brains.
@The devil Made me say it I have, and I know what it does to one's brain.
@@Wilsycat I'm not anti or hysterical, I just know first hand how it makes people stupid.
There is only one person on this job site that knows what they're doing. Not hard to tell who.
C MH funny thing is that it's the guy with only one track on his excavator
Levi ?
The devil Made me say it absolutely right
homeowners and plumber are all morons.
Best comment yet.
Flip flop guy needs to flip flop outta there
I’m still wondering where he put his man bun for the video
He will when he smashes his flip flopping toes lol
LMFAO at flip flop guy.
And his capri sweatpants. Dude has never worked a day in his life judging by how he was stripping out that screw.
@@moonlandingagain3228 First thing i noticed out of place "Flip flop guy". Thought it was just me until i looked in the comments. Imagine being on a machine and having to deal with that? My heart goes out to Andrew.
I hate homeowners who wait, until the day the equipment is on site, to dig up stuff they want to keep.
"You've got a sixth sense right?" You should have said "No, I just know what I'm doing"
Yup, its called experience SON
Yea he just know how it's usually done and can imagine the pattern instinctively.
There was obvesly a drain field there, that second cloth was over top drain field. Thats how he knew pretty simple guys
@@randomlyfunny2657 Looks like a garden area, and the fabric could've been a weed barrier.
@@donf3739 it was second fabric under first fabric
great catch on not snagging that pipe that was in the ground! you knew something wasnt right and you saved yourself an hour of repairs, your an awesome operator andrew! much love from canada
forget repairing it when they said nothing was there!
@@omgnothingisavl I still think of this video, the guy covered the pipe with the shovel at 7:10 without even telling Andrew until Andrew found it himself. Very weird behavior from this client.
Levi has the final say on all the jobs. He is the Inspector.
MyOLD36chevy. No.. he’s a dog.
yeah but I wish Andrew would let us know levi will be having final say to day levi getting up in days im old grandpa I worry to much I guess lol
Levi still has the final say on all the jobs. He is still the Inspector.
7:30 "You've got a 6th sense there buddy" Says the guy wearing Gaucho pants while working a shovel in flip-flops. Beautiful lol
Standing right where Andrew is trying to work, as he strips the ever loving shit out of a screw. 🤦
I’ve watched a lot of Andrew’s videos and this is the first time I’ve seen him visibly frustrated with a customer.
OMG these guys are idiots, makes me understand why you like working alone, you are the best Andrew ❤️✌️
I really like this young man. He explains stuff so old farts like me can see it. And he doesn't
use filthy language in his videos. I appreciate that. My grand kids like watching the heavy equipment videos. Thanks from Oklahoma City.
bob ray
I’m an old fart from England and I very much agree with you . Love Andrew’s videos.
I agree I watch these videos with my 2 year old daughter.
Ditto from Northern Australia.
A young man from Norman enjoys the videos too! wishing we had the same amount of green here in Oklahoma.
👍🏽
No better way to dig in the dirt than with thong sandals.
California style...in NY state.
Uuuhhh... barefoots better. Duh.
Letsdig18.
@@lastfanstanding999 I was referencing the flipflop comment. Chris always has flipflops on and he digs like a boss.
Blaine, we call them "Chinese work boots" LOL!
Andrew I’ve wondered a couple times why you work alone so much. One reason is obviously because you can...but this video gives some insight into other possibilities. ;)
Having Porsche but no shoes to work outside
Envious...
Go to LED tail lights they cost more but last forever.
I see that this was the job you blew the track out on I watched you replace, in a earlier video.
He can use the same housing and solder a small LED array in there. That is the best way.
@Yar Nunya can't tell you how many horible wiring jobs ive seen on trailers.
LED lights most certainly do not last forever. The use circuitry to covert the 12v down to a voltage the LED's can use. That is what fails, the controlling circuitry. It either corrodes or fails entirely. The actual lighting diode may last a super long time, but the supporting circuitry is now the weak link. That being said, most LED setups are much better than incandescent, but to say they last forever is simply incorrect.
Some dielectric grease on those old style bulbs will do wonders to keep them working.
I don't know what kind of plumber it was it did that pipe but that guy was an idiot I've done Plumbing all my life and I've never seen something quite that backwards
@GREAT GOD MARS lmfao youll get better as you go on dont worry about the neigh sayers. 4 inch is better to use because it wont clog as easy but 3inch will be ok unless you take some massive shit and flush a whole roll of tp down the toilet
It's dinosaurs like you that keep the technology from improving. You probably only use sweated copper too.
3" works just fine, If you think about it the hole in the toilet is only 2" so as long as the system has the right transitions and slope there shouldn't be any problems. Plus the water is deeper in a 3" pipe. I used 3" drain in my house and PEX with a Viega Manifold and homeruns with absolutely ZERO fittings buried in the walls to leak. 6 months not a single issue. And I've had to use the plunger pletny of times on my low flow toilet so I assure you, wads of TP were shoved down.
@@JoeMalovich nobody said anything about 3 in being any good my comment was about the clean-out being backwards what you didn't notice that
@@phillipbonner5215 they didn't use the backwards cleanout, it was removed.
Craigs list Plumber
I swear, Andrew, your the oinly one in ulster county with any sense. This video proves it good.
Good to see the ten wheeler getting some work
You should nickname the Yanmar "Pirate Pete", because you be pegleggin'!
That's funny you finished the job with one track you the Man 👍👍😎
Ask the right questions (over and over again), listen to the clients answers, then trust your own experience and intuition, proving your worth the expense in preventing a huge and costly problem.
Is that suppose to be a maybe water line next to that maybe septic line.. they are suppose to be 10' apart minimum...
Andrew...your big dump truck looks so much like an old Autocar. Similar design. Excellent work, as usual!
@Geo Thomas damn, at $18 an hour in 1968, why would you go to college? Lol
Glues a couple pieces of pipe together and throws it on the ground and says ready for backfill...….shodsmanship, our plumbers set that stuff solid before anyone was allowed near it, then it was monitored to make sure it was not moved......I am old and grumpy, nowadays I would have just dumped gravel on that pipe laying all cocked up and waited for him to say I should have done his job before backfilling......you did the right thing fixing it first for sure.
Come on Andrew, you can trust Freddy Flip-flop!! No pipes down there!!
I hear ya man, its so hard when every one onsite has no idea what there doing.
ALLRIGHT!!!!!!....Another video today,
Plumber Lol, I was so annoyed with that guy. He really didn’t seem to know what he was doing.
its not that they dont know that annoys me its the fact that they act like they know and prolly charge people like they know, unless its his own house then let em eat dirt lol
Property owners today are cheap fucks and instead of hiring professionals they get people who are legally retarded, But assure the PO that they are professional. Homes aren't built with care anymore... now they are built by the lowest bidder.
@@The_yeffy1 exactly
Thats easy folks JUST KEEP YOUR PRICES DOWN and you will get the jobs.
@@MIGASHOORAY yup exactly too many folks over charge and then wonder why they dont get any jobs or return customers
Good call on the clean out. I saw that the "y" was backwards. Here where I live we have the clean outs on the outside of the buildings though. Just for the reason that if you open the clean out and there is a plugged line and the line is full of septic it don't make a mess in the building.
fkin lost it when I saw the guy working in sandals. sghhhhhhhh
You just know it don't you Andrew? I've been in the same situation where someone is saying No problem nothing buried here and my gut says different. Bravo Andrew.
Military Museum, my standard line is I can smell it! If I'm wrong. Then I make a joke about my nose being stuffed up or something 😄
No track? No problem! And that cleanout... I guess if you want to snake clogs and whatnot back into your shower, sink or toilet that's the way to do it.
great video as always andrew , love your work and enthusiasm man .
Love when your experience prevents people to do wrong decision. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
Calm down Carsie
Flip-flops on a construction site - must be the homeowner.
I guess the guy in sandals is the owner . He must really trust you, always walking in front while digging LOL
Geni pants and flip flops? 😂👍🏻
Can't believe Andy is asking Mr. Flop questions. He probably doesn't even know what day it is.
Another Levi approved job. Thanks for the video.
I like how the plumber doesn't know what a septic tank is and needed the excavator guy to correct his genius plumbing work.
I thought I was watching a video from 1 of those 3rd world countries.
Flip flops and hand tools.
I can understand when a homeowner DIY'er makes mistakes like septic terminology etc. But a hired plumber set up the cleanout like that? Does he chew his nails too?
Eww. Haha! I know about that rule. Son is a plumber/pipefitter.
@tbirdracefan The use of the word "Plumber" here should be taken with a grain of salt. I doubt that there was any actual trained licensed plumber involved. The original layout design "would" have worked with the following change in "Y" fitting direction, fitting size and a additional 45 on the clean out. (Original is at 15:42)
1. The "Y" fitting flow direction should be reversed and have a 45 degree installed on the clean out part to make the clean out in a more vertical direction - not in the direction of the outside wall - as the clean out would then be outside the wall.
2. The then reversed inlet to the "Y" pipe and two 45's should be 3" not what looks like 2".
3. Of course as was mentioned in the video 4" is the normal -- at least at the "Y" and clean out. The discharge part is usually 4".
Time change to above --- (Original is at 11:00 not 15:42)
hey andrew, you seem like a level headed guy that is easy to work for. I think its awesome youve built a business for yourself with your great work ethic and hard work. Love your videos dude!
Hey do me a favor and tell the “dude” in his sisters flip flops and capris I said thanks for showing up today
Also where did his man bun go? Any idea?
He was the customer, he paid me.
How do you put up with the home owners always in the way?☹️
Love the videos man keep it up.
Great work! Looks like the homeowner wasted money with the plumber, should have just had you do it from the get go! Thanks for sharing
Man you cant win when it comes to destroying those tracks Hope it ain't too $$ to replace
2800 bucks I think
It was the same track. I guess I should have mentioned that. This was recorded a few weeks ago. I was waiting for the concrete to post it.
bud miller **
Homeowner was very smart to LISTEN TO ANDREW .... otherwise, BIG mistake and headaches down the road. If I lived in the area, I would hire Andrew to do ALL my property work ... BRILLIANT young man who ALSO happens to make very interesting videos, especially for us DIY'ers who know when we see a man with good common sense and practical ability. Thanks again Andrew for another great video !!
Andrew is sooo good to never loose his “cool” with these customers !!
You know you're a good plumber when the excavator has to fix your job.
Great work ethic! He’s not waiting around with his hand out! Guys like him will give me hope for the future. Keep it up bud.
Hey Andrew I’ve got that same laser it’s great I also have a magnetic base to attach the transmitter to the dipperstick of the excavator of course it works better when you have two tracks and the machine is level hee hee
Excellent call on finding that pipe when you were digging #93
Those grey shorts really bothered me for some reason - like why on Earth would anyone buy shorts like that?
I love watching your videos Andrew. Although I am a mechanic myself, you have given me a new perspective and motivation to try to make some repairs on things I would not have otherwise attempted. You have even got me on the lookout for a broken jet ski!! How about a detailed video on how you use your rotary LASER level? Keep the great videos coming!!
Thanks for another great piece of work, Andrew. You saved the day for the homeowner!
Levi approved!❤
i think your new truck need a engine job must go though alot oil ..smoke like a coal train]
Thought the same when he smoked the whole house dropping the gravel too. Would be cool to watch a rebuild on this if catched early could be a cylinder sleeves and ring job
I appreciate your attention to detail and care. I learn a lot from watching your stuff. You’re a great teacher.
what the hell kind of pants is the thong guy wearing?
Yeah!!!
ANDREW YOU DID ALL THIS WORK WITH ONE TREAD!!! THAT IS WHY I WATCH YOU MY BROTHER!! I WORE YOUR SHIRT TO VOTE!! IT WAS HARD BECAUSE I AM IN THIS CHAIR AND THE VOTING PLACE WAS NOT WHEEL CHAIR FRIENDLY SO I HOPPED WITH ONE LEG HAHAH SEE WHY WE LOVE YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH HAHA JUST SAYING OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T RETIRED NAVY
I've learned allot from you in falling trees. I've passed on everything I've learned to others too.
@Dave Chris/Letsdig18 is getting too big for his britches lately. Too much cursing, too many commercial jobs. Simply NOT as good as Andrew Camarata!
Cathy Blasco. I've been watching Andrew from the start. Ive never heard anything I didn't want to hear. I've never seen any go fund me request. I am the one asking as in please keep sharing.
Andrew,squeeze the socket!
Clean it first, then yeah, squeeze it to grip the bulb a little tighter.
Who's the muppet wearing flip flops always getting in the way?
Flip flop guy. Hilarious, especially when Andrew pulled that post out. Then there was pretend plumber this a comedy classic.
Please send the dude in the flip flops back to whatever commune he came from
*The PEX pipe in the concrete slab -- Real plumbers and HVAC people pressurize all of the radiant heating lines with air before a concrete pour, if Someone hits the line the escaping air lets the concrete people know about the leak; if it isn't pressurized you won't know about the damage until the concrete has cured and it's too late to fix it*
Andrew you are the man, keep it up. I got my Dad hooked on your videos and I'm trying to get my 11 yr old son hooked also. Trying to get him motivated. Thanks again.
Get some LED taillights.
Do a "Day in the life" video!!
those guys are lucky Andrew was there..at least they will learn some ways to do the next job better..a lot of indecision....
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I try real hard to not judge people by their appearance.. but man a plain white v-neck, capri sweatpants, and flipflops? Guy annoys me just looking at him
When the job was done he said good job and handed me the check.
Thanks for the link to the laser level
JMichael Patrick (
one track down on the ground, and you still got the job done. good work.
Track, we don't need no stinking track.
Failing lights just as bad as trailer connectors that always fail, we have people orbiting the planet on a space station but we can't get damn trailer connectors that always work...
Depends on how much you're willing to pay I guess , sorta like the nation's that want to be in space. Gotta pay to play 😘
@@johndowe7003 show me a spendier trailer hookup that works 100%
@@rummysworld7531 haha ok let me look around I normally run the mag lights for tail lights on my trailers.
@@rummysworld7531 amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M1FC3WG/ref=psdcmw_15737701_t1_B078N2T32T is what I use on my gooseneck it works well and shorted wires aren't a big problem
@@johndowe7003 i'm talking about the trailer connections, those damn plugs that haven't been improved on in decades and always fail.... when you get pulled over and get out and jiggle it shazam all your lights come on and cop has already wasted 10 min of your day
Andrew, for your tail lights clean the socket well then coat the bulb with diletric grease and then install it into the socket. It will assist in maintaining a good connection and prevent corrosion from interrupting the connection.
Why are you using a machine without tracks?
HSG Reidster track broke. Doesn’t need the track to dig.
Watch the whole video
BikerFail16 oh ok
B White I did
Andrew was on soft ground, could complete the job, then do the repair later. There were other individuals on the job...so time was the priority.
Beard boy was as clueless as the flip flopped wonder.
Well done Andy. You knew something (pipe/cable) was there!....
Jimmy Hoffa