You're such a workaholic Andrew. You are a non stop man. You're a mechanic, welder, electrician, excavator, and you can operate just about anything. I love that you're taking the trouble to film all these videos. You give us a learning experience as well out here. Thank you.
@@JohnJohnson-vu7xj Well, he's a contractor and his contracts aren't cheap I'd imagine. Yes, youtube makes him money but I've watched a lot of his videos and he is an excellent engineer and he fixes his own equipment. He built his house mainly out of steel. He's he' had a load of contracts. He hunts them down, leaves notes and does them a great job. He utilizes all of his time with efficiency. Even the skadoos he bought the had to pour money and labor into just to have some fun. I kind of miss his other dog but the new one is fitting in okay. He's good at cinematography, heavy equipment operator, loading and unloading dirt, gravel, trash. He repairs and operates snow blowers. He calculates everything he does. Nothing is to complicated to him. I enjoy his sky cam shots, they give us a beautiful view of the area.
That's awesome that your father was helping you with the firewood. My Dad is 88 and still helps my Mom around the house and takes care the outdoors with our help. God bless them!!!
Watched quite a few of your videos recently and enjoyed to be taken along to watch the work sites progressing. I like that you don't waffle to camera and you just show the work. Great that its a real channel with no product review crap. Francis Worcestershire UK.
My wife had a great suggestion! She said you could make one of those holiday fireplace videos but instead of a fireplace there would be some machinery adding logs onto a big bonfire. I’d watch it all day! Merry Christmas, keep up the good work 👍🏼
You remind me a lot of my brother. He works all the time and so do you. He has his own business. He welds and does repair work on log trucks, bull dozers etc. all heavy equipment. Changes tires on log trucks out in the field in parking lots you name it. You both are hard workers.
After years of watching and loving all of it, I gathered that Andrew lost his mom last year to cancer. No change in his posts but much support for his Dad. I wanted to say how sorry I am for this young mans loss and how proud of him I am as a dad of four little girls. I have yet to experience the loss of a parent, but hope I can do it with as much class and strength as you.
I have to say that I enjoy watching the contracts that you undertake and your equipment repairs and servicing equally . Your videos give so many people a huge amount of pleasure . 🇬🇧
What I admire about this channel is that it takes what for many are common, everyday tasks, and shows how HE does it...might not be the best way, (but never the worst way), but it works for him. And there is something so gratifying to see what amounts to a messy pile of "stuff" and see it get cleaned up. Thanks Andrew for the never ending entertainment.
One man crew with all the equipment you can think off, does not get any better than that, the best part is that you own each and everyone of those!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAMARATA = doing in a day what i never do! What I like most about this guy is there's no BS. I have never heard him ask for support like so many other V-loggers. He gets jobs, does the work whatever it is and he can fix nearly everything that breaks!
55 years ago as a young girl I chopped lots of firewood. I didn't start as a teenager .10 to 12 I began. I could beat up most of the boys in school. Miss those days. Not the wood chopping. Enjoy your vids. lots of variety.
I would have never thought that moving logs and splitting wood would be interesting to watch, but as all your other videos, everything seems very interesting the way you show and talk about stuff.....Good job Andrew.
Andrew it’s impressive to watch you run that excavator and what makes it impressive is when you were loading the firewood the smaller logs, There’s no way you could see over the sideboards of the truck and you still managed just by instinct to move the logs and make them flush. it’s also nice to see you working with your dad we don’t see it very often but it’s really for filling to see that you have that type of relationship with your father some of us can only dream about that. Not too shabby for a days work you made some money, he spent quality time with your dad and Levi and now you can stay warm with some fresh cut seasoned firewood.
Andrew is like a surgeon working those tractors. I half expected him to operate the splitter lever with the mini backhoe when wrestling the bigger chunks into the splitter.
Always my favorite time of year. The best part about having equipment is cleaning up the mess you make and wiping the slate clean.. the second best part is making the mess.
Andrew. Thank you. For the heads up about measure board foot. On your oak logs. It's something I never knew. You show us how the measure log's once before. Thanks for going over it again. JUST A FYI. For your own firewood. So you don't have to handle it a half dozen times. Back in the day I burn 5-7 cord of firewood a year. So in my travels I came across steel 4x4 pallet with 2ft-3 sides. Loaded all my firewood in the steel pallets. Cover them with cut down bed liners which were black in late spring till winter. Covers would help dry out the firewood then I could move them up to the house with my bobcat. On the pallet. Great way to move firewood. It's a lazy old smarter way to make things happen!!!!!! been carry fire wood seen I was 6-7 years old. Am 63 now. Happy holidays JUNKMANDO
Good tidy up there andrew . I have always been a great believer in mechanical assistance whenever and wherever necessary , makes everything easier. And faster . Keep up the good work .
Hey Andrew! A little tip. Sometimes it's easier to raise the dump bed all the way when reinstalling the gate. Put your pins in first. That way you don't have to climb all the way in to the bed. You will have to stand on a bucket or something. When you get old like me, you try to stay as close to ground as you can.
Andrew is a very hardworking young man .......practically everything is done by he himself alone.......May God Blessed him with Good Health and Strength..............!
Love the idea of accessing both sides of the firewood pile to get at the older stuff first. Dropping a couple of skid logs first will also help keep the pile a little dryer. Keep up the great work!
I cant figure out why I even watch your vids. I have been in construction, construction management, and now a GC for about 23 or so years. So why on earth am I even interested in coming home and watching this stuff.....lol But I do, and I love it. 😁
Same. I haven't worked construction for nearly as long as you have and it's been many years since I had but there's just something about his vids that makes be binge watch far too late.
Very impressive the way you manipulate your machinery. You do it as well, or better than the rest of us use a knife, fork and spoon. A true pleasure to watch a skilled craftsman at his trade!
Glad to see you used a chain to put the tailgate back on...when you took it off using the thumb, I noticed a 'twist'...which means bending....thinking you did too!! Nice vid! I LOVE cutting firewood..and big equipment makes it that much easier!!!
Man, I wish you lived closer to me! You are not on very knowledgeable about what you do but also a very hard worker and do excellent work. Something that’s is very hard to find, especially in all areas in one individual. Your parents raised you well and should be very proud! Love to watch your channel as there are so many attributes you have that I wish my grandchildren had. I could keep you busy for a while also and have complete trust in your work! Thank you.
What stands out to me is that Andrew lives out the ideal of being a good steward. For that reason he will continue to reap the rewards of his labor for many years. Continued success to you Andrew!
It's strange, there are people working in offices everyday just trying to hit some crazy target for a greedy boss or the never ending pressure to grow profits. I can see you're hard working, and dedicated. And I'm sure the grass isn't greener on the other side, but you can stand up everyday and look yourself in the mirror and say you've done a mans job. Finding true worth on your terms must be rewarding. Thanks for sharing these moments in your life.
@Nonya Bizness "Well, your [sic] definitely an idiot" Pro tip: ad hominem fallacies never convince anyone, but if you still insist on calling someone "stupid" you should take extra care to avoid grammar mistakes when doing so.
Ever thought about something like diggerland? A place for big boys to learn and play with heavy machinery? You got the experience, the space and the tools, and it would be fun for us to watch :)
Are you getting ready for the winter my big brother and alot of people don't do that only if I see them do it and it not so only I see you do your work right there as you are showing alot of people who is watching you every single day and night ok be bless Mrs Andrew ok
I have cut and split hundreds of cords of wood. Back in the old days was with axe, maul, and wedges. Now, motorized splitters are wonderful. The splitter with the "cross" head. That really is nice. Make four cuts at once, split the left over big pieces again - great machine.
Thanks for making your videos enjoyable to watch. Not like many others who spend more time with the camera in their face lecturing about who cares what. You just do it and git 'er done.
Splitting wood was my childhood. Put up 7-10 cords a year from 8+ Grew up in Alaska. My job was to put up wood in the summer, and shovel snow in the winter. No chainsaws at first, just bow saw, maul and splitting wedge. Drag deadfall out of the woods, downhill at least. Later Chainsaw and axe to split.
Love the videos! But I would like for you to make a video explaining how to bid jobs and how much to charge, and what you take into consideration on obstacles and such, that sway the price of the bid. Thanks hope to see more. Merry Christmas!
Got your name through LFG and wishing you the best of luck to win this battle. Enjoy your Christmas at home and will follow you ofcourse to support and learn.
Hey Andrew I've been operating for over 40 years in mining, Logging and civil construction, I've really been enjoying your videos, you should really consider buying (or building) a hydraulic thumb once you use one you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Keep up the good work buddy.
Loved it. You have a tool for everything else... get a skid steer splitter for the big rounds. Make the pieces small enough to handle and to get to the other splitter. I do it.
Guess what I just ordered? A Mavic pro. I give you and your videos the credit for getting my drone wheels turning. Thanks bud. I hope you have a nice Christmas
Hy Andrew, it is true !!! there is no stupid work -------> there are only stupid people !!! I do admire you for the multiple work activities you do with the same energy --- BRAVO keep on that way !
Always enjoy your videos, in an earlier video you used your Burke bar to clean dirt out of the tracks of one of your machines, I watched the video of the man forging it and saying he was going to send it to you because you were such a hard worker. wish you had mentioned him, unless I missed that in an earlier vid, anyway keep them coming they're are great.
hy Andrew from ROUMANIA (EUROPE} i see all your videos you make a great job and you have a lot of patients for this, now i m making a qualification in this field, and I'm my own employee anyway
Enjoyed the vlog.👍🏻👍🏻. Hey and I thought I'd just pass on to you something that shook me up a good bit since it's good to learn from others mistakes. A local logger in my town was hauling loads of logs like what you were hauling in this video and they shifted in route. When he popped the last strap loose one fell off the top, landed on him and killed him. I'm sure you've thought of that scenario but never hurts to be extra careful. This other guy had been doing it his whole life. I'll say it made me more careful than I had been when I haul a load like that.
Morning, nice and clean, Andrew why did you change your last sentence, on to the next job, your one of the few that I respect, your working hard and not begging for money like some I guess it's okay too, when you clear a lot with trees do the land owners let you keep it , well have a good week and enjoy family time. Peace.
Man, that pile of wood has sat a my place for years as I walked past every day saying "Gotta do something with this". Thanks for the inspiration, Andrew. Time to get to work.
You're such a workaholic Andrew. You are a non stop man. You're a mechanic, welder, electrician, excavator, and you can operate just about anything. I love that you're taking the trouble to film all these videos. You give us a learning experience as well out here. Thank you.
TH-cam money
How do you think he gets all those toys
@@JohnJohnson-vu7xj Well, he's a contractor and his contracts aren't cheap I'd imagine. Yes, youtube makes him money but I've watched a lot of his videos and he is an excellent engineer and he fixes his own equipment. He built his house mainly out of steel. He's he' had a load of contracts. He hunts them down, leaves notes and does them a great job. He utilizes all of his time with efficiency. Even the skadoos he bought the had to pour money and labor into just to have some fun. I kind of miss his other dog but the new one is fitting in okay. He's good at cinematography, heavy equipment operator, loading and unloading dirt, gravel, trash. He repairs and operates snow blowers. He calculates everything he does. Nothing is to complicated to him. I enjoy his sky cam shots, they give us a beautiful view of the area.
Sitting here on my couch eating cake having my coffee and watching the best on the net. Better than TV.Thank you Andrew
That's awesome that your father was helping you with the firewood.
My Dad is 88 and still helps my Mom around the house and takes care the outdoors with our help.
God bless them!!!
Watched quite a few of your videos recently and enjoyed to be taken along to watch the work sites progressing. I like that you don't waffle to camera and you just show the work. Great that its a real channel with no product review crap. Francis Worcestershire UK.
My wife had a great suggestion! She said you could make one of those holiday fireplace videos but instead of a fireplace there would be some machinery adding logs onto a big bonfire. I’d watch it all day! Merry Christmas, keep up the good work 👍🏼
You remind me a lot of my brother. He works all the time and so do you. He has his own business. He welds and does repair work on log trucks, bull dozers etc. all heavy equipment. Changes tires on log trucks out in the field in parking lots you name it. You both are hard workers.
After years of watching and loving all of it, I gathered that Andrew lost his mom last year to cancer. No change in his posts but much support for his Dad. I wanted to say how sorry I am for this young mans loss and how proud of him I am as a dad of four little girls. I have yet to experience the loss of a parent, but hope I can do it with as much class and strength as you.
I have to say that I enjoy watching the contracts that you undertake and your equipment repairs and servicing equally . Your videos give so many people a huge amount of pleasure . 🇬🇧
What I admire about this channel is that it takes what for many are common, everyday tasks, and shows how HE does it...might not be the best way, (but never the worst way), but it works for him. And there is something so gratifying to see what amounts to a messy pile of "stuff" and see it get cleaned up. Thanks Andrew for the never ending entertainment.
One man crew with all the equipment you can think off, does not get any better than that, the best part is that you own each and everyone of those!!!!!!!!!!!!
And he fixes it all, including his iPhone, and GoPro.
CAMARATA = doing in a day what i never do! What I like most about this guy is there's no BS. I have never heard him ask for support like so many other V-loggers. He gets jobs, does the work whatever it is and he can fix nearly everything that breaks!
55 years ago as a young girl I chopped lots of firewood. I didn't start as a teenager .10 to 12 I began. I could beat up most of the boys in school. Miss those days. Not the wood chopping. Enjoy your vids. lots of variety.
I would have never thought that moving logs and splitting wood would be interesting to watch, but as all your other videos, everything seems very interesting the way you show and talk about stuff.....Good job Andrew.
Thanks for another full feeling video Andrew! I enjoy the productivity of your days!
Andrew it’s impressive to watch you run that excavator and what makes it impressive is when you were loading the firewood the smaller logs, There’s no way you could see over the sideboards of the truck and you still managed just by instinct to move the logs and make them flush. it’s also nice to see you working with your dad we don’t see it very often but it’s really for filling to see that you have that type of relationship with your father some of us can only dream about that. Not too shabby for a days work you made some money, he spent quality time with your dad and Levi and now you can stay warm with some fresh cut seasoned firewood.
Andrew is like a surgeon working those tractors. I half expected him to operate the splitter lever with the mini backhoe when wrestling the bigger chunks into the splitter.
We added quick connect brackets to our dump bed....easy removal and install. Nice video as usual!
Always my favorite time of year. The best part about having equipment is cleaning up the mess you make and wiping the slate clean.. the second best part is making the mess.
Andrew. Thank you. For the heads up about measure board foot. On your oak logs. It's something I never knew. You show us how the measure log's once before. Thanks for going over it again. JUST A FYI. For your own firewood. So you don't have to handle it a half dozen times. Back in the day I burn 5-7 cord of firewood a year. So in my travels I came across steel 4x4 pallet with 2ft-3 sides. Loaded all my firewood in the steel pallets. Cover them with cut down bed liners which were black in late spring till winter. Covers would help dry out the firewood then I could move them up to the house with my bobcat. On the pallet. Great way to move firewood. It's a lazy old smarter way to make things happen!!!!!! been carry fire wood seen I was 6-7 years old. Am 63 now. Happy holidays JUNKMANDO
Love seeing a young man such as yourself working as hard as you do. You have a fantastic work ethic!
Good tidy up there andrew . I have always been a great believer in mechanical assistance whenever and wherever necessary , makes everything easier. And faster . Keep up the good work .
I am hooked on thus channel!..hardest working man on the "tube". Continued success young fella!.. BTW, you are definitely surgical with your machines.
Hey Andrew! A little tip. Sometimes it's easier to raise the dump bed all the way when reinstalling the gate. Put your pins in first. That way you don't have to climb all the way in to the bed. You will have to stand on a bucket or something. When you get old like me, you try to stay as close to ground as you can.
I work all day from when i get up till i relax with a beer at night in front of TH-cam watching somebody else working LoL, fair play to you Andrew.
Yes, Andrew, you can turn your hand to many things you're a jack of all trades as we say in the UK.
You are a real operator Andrew!
Never been better entertained while learning something at the same time. I'm addicted!
Andrew is a very hardworking young man .......practically everything is done by he himself alone.......May God Blessed him with Good Health and Strength..............!
It just never gets old seeing what one single working man can accomplish
Using his time smartly and investing in machines he knows to repair and have the skills to use them all, very great worker.
Bro you are the hardest working man on TH-cam
Love the idea of accessing both sides of the firewood pile to get at the older stuff first. Dropping a couple of skid logs first will also help keep the pile a little dryer. Keep up the great work!
Nicely done! Definitely makes moving and splitting wood easier when you have the right tools!
Dad had the right tools, according to him....Me
When I left home it wasn't 2 weeks until he bought a manure
Spreader and front loader.
roger davies 🤣 that’s how it always goes
Man. Andrew has the coolest Dump truck. A Constructor. . .with a Cummins. How cool is that❤🇺🇸🐘
Hanging with Andrew in the morning= great morning...!
I cant figure out why I even watch your vids. I have been in construction, construction management, and now a GC for about 23 or so years.
So why on earth am I even interested in coming home and watching this stuff.....lol
But I do, and I love it. 😁
Same. I haven't worked construction for nearly as long as you have and it's been many years since I had but there's just something about his vids that makes be binge watch far too late.
Very impressive the way you manipulate your machinery. You do it as well, or better than the rest of us use a knife, fork and spoon. A true pleasure to watch a skilled craftsman at his trade!
Glad to see you used a chain to put the tailgate back on...when you took it off using the thumb, I noticed a 'twist'...which means bending....thinking you did too!! Nice vid! I LOVE cutting firewood..and big equipment makes it that much easier!!!
Busy, Busy, Busy. Why is it more fun to watch someone else do all the hard work?
I never cease to be amazed at what hydraulic power can accomplish. Good stuff Andrew.
~~~~~~~ Very gratifying video to watch. The Camarata family has a beautiful piece of property! What a beautiful place to live and grow up! ~~~~~~~
ANDREW; HAVE A SAFE, BLESSED AND BOUNTIFUL CHRISTMAS.Dump Trucks, excavators, tractors, and Log splitters....keep 'em coming $$$$$$$
Man, I wish you lived closer to me! You are not on very knowledgeable about what you do but also a very hard worker and do excellent work. Something that’s is very hard to find, especially in all areas in one individual. Your parents raised you well and should be very proud! Love to watch your channel as there are so many attributes you have that I wish my grandchildren had. I could keep you busy for a while also and have complete trust in your work! Thank you.
Man, machine, and music. Great orchestration.
Nice job, made money, got firewood, cleaned up the yard. Merry Christmas
I had my son sit with me and watch. I bought a small tract in TX, and I wish I could hire you, you'd be worth every dollar -congrats on your success.
Enjoy watching your videos from KC. Looks like a very beautiful place you live and the work you do looks fun too. Thanks for sharing.
You are definitely not shy when it comes to working.... That splitter you made was a good invention... Attachment.....
Yard looks much better all tidied up / Great funky music works great for this work, stay safe my friend❤️✌️
What stands out to me is that Andrew lives out the ideal of being a good steward. For that reason he will continue to reap the rewards of his labor for many years. Continued success to you Andrew!
After a hard day of watching Andrew work I like to kick back in my recliner with a beer and the remote
Great vid as usual. Since you have some extreme weather and work in the cold and snow so much, a review of you winter clothing would be nice.
hey. I work in a completely unrelated field and live in a middle of a city and would never ever need these services but i love your videos.
a lot of kids can learn how works done from watching your videos .
It's strange, there are people working in offices everyday just trying to hit some crazy target for a greedy boss or the never ending pressure to grow profits. I can see you're hard working, and dedicated. And I'm sure the grass isn't greener on the other side, but you can stand up everyday and look yourself in the mirror and say you've done a mans job. Finding true worth on your terms must be rewarding. Thanks for sharing these moments in your life.
Weekends off, health insurance, paid vacation, sick days...
@ganymedeIV4 Hey, I understand that, but the comment I responded to was moronic. A "man's job", LOL.
@Nonya Bizness Hmm, anecdotal evidence "for sure". Operating heavy equipment doesn't require a lot of physical strength, just so ya know...
@Nonya Bizness "Apparently" is a frequently-used term by those making claims they can't prove.
@Nonya Bizness "Well, your [sic] definitely an idiot"
Pro tip: ad hominem fallacies never convince anyone, but if you still insist on calling someone "stupid" you should take extra care to avoid grammar mistakes when doing so.
Ever thought about something like diggerland? A place for big boys to learn and play with heavy machinery? You got the experience, the space and the tools, and it would be fun for us to watch :)
Nice truck, he’s like the Mister Rogers of heavy equipment!
More like Mad Dog Mattis...
Your attention to detail is amazing
Are you getting ready for the winter my big brother and alot of people don't do that only if I see them do it and it not so only I see you do your work right there as you are showing alot of people who is watching you every single day and night ok be bless Mrs Andrew ok
smart and savvy business man..this guy does more work and makes more money because of these traits...and fun to watch..
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"ok, let's go do something else" fade to black - hardest working man on TH-cam!
I agree, entertainment for sure, its really something that ill do but, im not equipped to do so.
@@joeygarrett1835 The average Joe would have his feet up, done for the day.
Awesome work ethic, I get great satisfaction from seeing the skill & results!
I agree, entertainment for sure, it’s really something that I’ll do, but, I’m not really equipped to do so.
It's super relaxing to watch natural videos like that. No dumb shit - just interesting content. Keep up.
Always look forward to Andrews videos, my favorite youtuber
That was cool to watch. The job is a lot more fun when you’ve got all the toys to play with.
It always amazes me how much weight a dump truck can hold. The stresses that are in place that the hydraulic can lift are just incredible.
I have cut and split hundreds of cords of wood. Back in the old days was with axe, maul, and wedges. Now, motorized splitters are wonderful. The splitter with the "cross" head. That really is nice. Make four cuts at once, split the left over big pieces again - great machine.
Thanks for making your videos enjoyable to watch. Not like many others who spend more time with the camera in their face lecturing about who cares what. You just do it and git 'er done.
Your channel has quickly become my favorite. Badass stuff!
Splitting wood was my childhood. Put up 7-10 cords a year from 8+ Grew up in Alaska. My job was to put up wood in the summer, and shovel snow in the winter. No chainsaws at first, just bow saw, maul and splitting wedge. Drag deadfall out of the woods, downhill at least. Later Chainsaw and axe to split.
Levi is always on the job to make sure that Andrew does not become a slacker like Marty McFly in Back To The Future. LOL
Your shop has to be the coolest shop I’ve ever seen
Love the videos! But I would like for you to make a video explaining how to bid jobs and how much to charge, and what you take into consideration on obstacles and such, that sway the price of the bid. Thanks hope to see more. Merry Christmas!
Got your name through LFG and wishing you the best of luck to win this battle. Enjoy your Christmas at home and will follow you ofcourse to support and learn.
Once I start watching I can’t stop. Very enjoyable and great presentation all around. Thanks ever so much.
Hey Andrew I've been operating for over 40 years in mining, Logging and civil construction, I've really been enjoying your videos, you should really consider buying (or building) a hydraulic thumb once you use one you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Keep up the good work buddy.
Interesting wagon for that tractor~~ There's grass growing on it's bed.
Loved it. You have a tool for everything else... get a skid steer splitter for the big rounds. Make the pieces small enough to handle and to get to the other splitter. I do it.
Another addicting video! Loading logs and splitting. 👍
Wondering why no new videos at the shop?
Guess what I just ordered? A Mavic pro. I give you and your videos the credit for getting my drone wheels turning. Thanks bud. I hope you have a nice Christmas
My goodness Andrew you are something else... 👍
I have come to the conclusion that Andrew actually works at that accelerated speed!
Awesome splitter action 👍🏼 Thanx for taking the trouble
Love this channel, can never get enough
Great as always andrew! Please make more videos from you container castle, and also riding your utv, maybe put a snowplow on it?
So many toys, so little time!!! I'm envious LOL!!
Hy Andrew, it is true !!! there is no stupid work -------> there are only stupid people !!! I do admire you for the multiple work activities you do with the same energy --- BRAVO keep on that way !
Love your 10 wheel dump truck, super saaaweeet.
Andrew, Do you run ballast in the rear tires on your tractor?
Mike D'Addario there is some windshield washer fluid in them, they could be filled up more though
You are an amazing storyteller , thank you for sharing your story. God bless and merry Christmas to you and your family
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Always enjoy your videos, in an earlier video you used your Burke bar to clean dirt out of the tracks of one of your machines, I watched the video of the man forging it and saying he was going to send it to you because you were such a hard worker. wish you had mentioned him, unless I missed that in an earlier vid, anyway keep them coming they're are great.
hy Andrew from ROUMANIA (EUROPE} i see all your videos you make a great job and you have a lot of patients for this, now i m making a qualification in this field, and I'm my own employee anyway
you should definitely get a Mill!
Andrew,
Love your videos. You maybe should go Hollywood. You seem to be a natural actor and editor.
Enjoyed the vlog.👍🏻👍🏻. Hey and I thought I'd just pass on to you something that shook me up a good bit since it's good to learn from others mistakes. A local logger in my town was hauling loads of logs like what you were hauling in this video and they shifted in route. When he popped the last strap loose one fell off the top, landed on him and killed him. I'm sure you've thought of that scenario but never hurts to be extra careful. This other guy had been doing it his whole life. I'll say it made me more careful than I had been when I haul a load like that.
Will79 😞😬
Morning, nice and clean, Andrew why did you change your last sentence, on to the next job, your one of the few that I respect, your working hard and not begging for money like some I guess it's okay too, when you clear a lot with trees do the land owners let you keep it , well have a good week and enjoy family time. Peace.
You make great videos A. Don't be afraid to make em long!
that log spliter at 15,50 is the best idea ever!
There is a video of me making that 4 way wedge for it.
Why is it so satisfying to watch those logs split like that?
Always something to do....hey Andrew.....thanx for the vid..... :)
Man, that pile of wood has sat a my place for years as I walked past every day saying "Gotta do something with this". Thanks for the inspiration, Andrew. Time to get to work.
I wish we had someone down here in Georgia like you! All you do is awesome.Your genius is refreshing:)