I enjoy nothing more than sitting down on my sofa on a Sunday morning, with a cup of coffee, and watch your videos Andrew. Surely beats the crap that they show on TV these days. This is genuine hard and quality work. And I learn something too. Keep em coming cause I'll be watching them! 😎
I'm very glad to hear over that I'm not the only one. I watch lots of TH-cam channels and when I'm stuck to watching TV, at friends or relatives etc, I can't believe how god-awful TV actually is.
I remember watching this when you published it. Wow over 5 years ago and I could not stop watching it. Quality lasts the test of time . Thank you. Cheers Steve Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
“His house is a little small” ...understatement of the day. That guy needs a decent sized post garage on his property for his vehicles and a new house entirely - his house would make a good guest house but in my experience, adding additions to houses is a fast lane for headaches and poor returns on investment.
@@devitomichael The owner of the house is probably more of a minimalist. We use and own only what we need and waste nothing. If you live alone, you don't need a 4 bedroom house with a dining room and built basement. I do agree that an attached garage would probably be bad for ROI, but in this case the owner has probably paid off his mortgage, so it might not be a problem for him financially.
I think why I admire Andrew so much is because he reminds me of my dad and papaw, worked in the coal mines, built bridges, could fix almost anything, worked with their hands and outside constantly, just jumped in and fixed anything that needed fixing. That can-do gritty determination and zero complaining, no frills attitude along with a lot of other men of that generation who built this country and fixed what needed fixing and did it right. Good job as always Andrew.
And he understands how to invest his money to get more equipment that makes him more money text book business man here!!!!! I love it!!!! Very skilled in many areas !!!!! Trump 2024
Love the way you show stuff mishap, and then fix it. Alot of youtubers cut these things out and present a perfect run. Edit ten months later; this is very rewatchable :-)
I'm watching 5 years later fwiw. He has certainly evolved in that time. I don't think he'd be happy with that fix now. But to your point, it's incredibly how his videos seem to fly by even when they are long.
this man needs a show w a channel that won't push him to make it all DRAMA... nice calm problem solving and workin the land!! frickin love it, I'm obsessed
Now this is what is called an excellent video. 1st It was start to finish. 2nd it was not sugar coated , we were shown the good and bad, this I think is called real life video's . It was not long at all , this is how a video should be made period . EXCELLENT job period !!!!!!!
Agree 100% with the comments here, this channel is better than stuff shown on TV. It's just amazing Andrew can run a business and maintain all his equipment and still find time to make high quality YT videos.
I think one of the reasons the men like it so much is because it reminds us when we were kids and used to watch the men work those outside jobs. I remember the garbage men all had biceps big as softballs! The construction guys were great to watch! Loved it when they were paving a new street. Tree trimmers working high up the tree. Now at least I get to watch it on TH-cam! Thanks Andrew!
I was young and watched my father work for home owners. The most touching was Miss Wadington, Colorado Springs, Colorado, who had the hunched down back, Bless her, wore shoes styled in the 1930s or 40s. This was in 1965 through 1973, was born in 1959. My dad did everything he could for her, shoved walks, put up and down storm windows, cleaned her yard and beautiful garden, painted and maintained her 1950's car. When she passed away my Dad cried for the 2nd time I ever witnessed. I busted my butt until 6 years ago when a oil field pipe I was hauling on my OTR trailer smacked my back. Still fighting the insurance company. Long comment sorry. I emulated my elders that's my point.
Andrew, I think some of your fan base would like to see an updated version of this property. I've seen this video several times, and I'm curious to see how it looks after all these years.
you seem to be an artist at the machinery you employ in your work i cant seem to get enough of watching you and the determination you have at everything you tackle.
I've been rewatching all Andrew's videos as a way to distract me from the political and COVID mess we are in. It encourages me to hope we can all "dig" our way out if we showed the same work ethic, attention to detail, and honesty Andrew shows in his videos.
I’ve watched 40-45 of your videos and most were 19-20-21. This is the first 2018 I believe I’ve seen. You’re like me except 45-50 years later, not scared of hard dirty work. I love your work ethic and all the equipment you’ve buying and repairing. I don’t think I ever bought a brand new anything but my chainsaws. Built my own trailers wood splitter and so own. Love your videos, stay safe and wish you a great future.
Third time around for me....I like catching the little details he includes. Getting stuck a few times in every video is hard on the machinery, but adds a little drama. "Good as new" and "fixed forever" are my favorites. A little sarcasm and humor always adds to the entertainment. I see a lot of me in Andrew.
Andrew is a very pleasant young man, in pursuit of his own ambitions in life. He's determined, creative, hard-working, independent, unflappable and Very Funny! But, I must say, his line of work is not without potential perils or disappointments -- he has the heart to prevail and should be an example to all young folks to follow.
Hi Andrew, just ran on to your videos recently [retired] I worked construction 1980's-2005. Like the 955H. Many ways to do a job, I like how you ripped up the cut with the hoe, saved a lot of wear/ tear on the 955. If I may suggest, Moving the Earth, the workbook of excavation,[IIt is probably your favorite already] A loader can push up to twice it's capacity, than load and carry. Just get behind the loose material and push it through a slot to the other end of the job. Less fuel and under-carriage wear...BEST WISHES love your videos!
That was what I was thinking too- and it saves on the turning around. The less you turn around with a track machine the longer your tracks live. Either way man you just keep doing you- a lot of people don't have the ambition to get off the couch, you're out literally making money out of dirt
Love to follow your project and your honesty when you are doing something stupid and tell your audience, don’t do that at home, it’s dangerous. And you are always ready to repair your equipment when it fails and not afraid of telling and how to do the repair. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
You should put a small sign up in-front of any property that you're currently working on so that people driving by would know who to call if they themselves needed some work done. Get that "Camerata" name out there..
That would be a good idea if he wanted to have to hire help, office staff. He has enough to keep him going and does what he wants to do without wasting the money he makes being paid for his own time. If he needs help on a job he can hire from among others he knows without worrying about employment issues, taxes, insurance, etc.
That right my big brother other would love it the work they done there as for the big sign so they can see it you would believe it coming ok be bless with your our team's ok keep on trucking ok lol I enjoy your show a young lady like it ok .yeah wow .
I watch your videos all the time. So amazing all the things you can do by yourself. Thanks for a great series. I especially love the trees removals and stump uprooting.
I watched the entire job. You are amazing. You operate the equipt. as though they were an extension of your arms. Brilliant. I also liked your attention to safety items. May you be able to do this type of work as long as you desire. Take care.
Frankly Andrew I'm glad that you've got all those machines, they'll work you to death and cost you a fortune. But they'll make you a living to. I've got 1machine, try not to use it more than 2 times a month, but I'm not afraid of work. I can sit and watch you for hours. Great vids
Man the shots you get really are incredible. I find it pretty impressive that you can do all this work and have the sense to place the camera where we can se what your doing like we're there
We have a 955H at my work. Been sitting 12 years. Fired right up with new batteries. Its a monument at our quarry now. First loader my work ever owned.
I was watching the video and thought about the hundreds of workers in the past that cleared trees for farms or other structures here in the US that will never be known. We may see what they did but have no idea how or why they did it. It's great that we live in the times we do. Now there is a record of what you have done, your mastery with your machines and your skills at changing an environment. Thanks for posting.
Great job young man we appreciate your work ethics and the quality of work that you do and like I always say that I've been a general contractor for over 33 years and I can tell that you do a touch more than what you are paid to do and that's how we stay in business and if I come to that area to do a job that needs your type of work I will call you I like your style and work ethics great job Andrew
Hi Andrew, love you're videos mate. I've been in the tree felling trade for nearly 30 years now, just a little advice, take it or leave it, up to you. When your felling trees like at 1:14:52 in your video, your sink cut is fine, but your back cut is way too high. The aim is to try and create a hinge, so you have control of the tree as it falls. What you are doing is more akin to a step cut, which you can just about get away with because of the pressure being exerted by the excavator. A better practice is to come through almost level with the bottom of the hinge cut and no need to slope this cut. Keep it as level as possible but leave an inch or so (depending on the size of the tree) for the hinge. Give it a try, you will find you have way better control of the tree as it falls doing it this way. You have way more skills than me in all the other stuff you do, but I have been doing treework a long time. As I said, take it or leave it. Keep up the great work mate.
Dear Andrew, I've been watching your videos for a little while now and I am just so impressed at the skill and how you handle yourself during the course of these jobs. The amount of equipment you would learn to operate and fix as needed makes me go wow this guy is amazing he can do it all. If I were a younger man, I would want to contact you and say how would you like to have an apprentice an understudy to learn what you know? However I'm a few years older than you and can it really appreciate what you've learned in the short time that you've been on the planet compared to me. You are one of the finest TH-camrs out there in my estimation and I just enjoy the heck out of what you can do when you make your mind up to do so. God bless you for being an inspiration to a lot of younger men and women that are watching your Channel even though they might be quiet and that's saying very much! D.P. Swez
"Your front yard looks bad, I can fix it" Not attitude at all, just telling it like it is in plain English... There was probably more conversation in the beginning that led to the comment. Nice work sir!
"...If this isn't shooting too much fire out of there it should be alright..." I think this should be the channel slogan. Really sums up attitude and determination.
I always thought you had to cut down the tree, then dig out the stump. Your way of doing it makes much more sense. Push the tree down, using the weight of the tree for leveraging the stump out. I also like the way you take drone pictures at the end. Cool videos!!
I recommend having solar trickle chargers on everything, or even cheap Harbor Frieght battery tenders on everything. Will keeps your batteries in good working order.
When you own a business and new tools and upkeep equipment your a fool to buy cheap. I've always bought the best I could afford so I could count on it keeping me making money. Cheap lets you down almost every time when you can least afford it.
I do love what you do.... You know the repair is getting out of hand when we start in daylight, and cut to, working under a light in pitch darkness.... Heh heh heh! We've all been there.... Ugh. I feel like these clients must be pretty impressed, too.... I mean, you've got 2 excavators, and a Cat 955 on the site... At the very least, if I'm the client, I say damn, this guy, he's got the tools to get the job done.... He's not playing. He'll keep bring equipment out here until he kicks this yard in the butt.....
Oh thanx so much for the video - about to have a bridge built and although I am not doing the actual building it was so helpful seeing all you went thru. What a great job you did....and I adore your puppies!
Andrew...You are a Very talented young man! Love to see your work before and after, You have a God given talent and use it well. Very inspiring video of what you do and I hope it goes well with you in the years to come. Thank You from an admirer in Christ.
Andrew, wash the tops of those batteries off. I have had connections from the positive to negative because of wet dirt on the tops, creates a short. Just a suggestion. Love the video.
And never ever short the charger terminals over a battery like that . Why not? hydrogen gas +Spark =Booom.>> No face left only scars. That is why the computer controlled charger is designed to prevent the Hydrogen gas + spark happening.
Love your channel Andrew and all the videos and content you provide!!! Keep up the great work and good luck with your new truck. Looks really nice!!! You work so hard and deserve that!!!
I really like watching the videos of this boy, because he is very practical doing anything, he is very intelligent, he knows mechanics very well, construction, and I like to see how he rescues machines in poor condition and puts them to work in his company, greetings friend from here in Costa Rica
I love all the advice from the pro's on here, this guy is a throw back, an old soul, he see a job, he's does the job! No bloody safety courses/ WHMIS Certification needed here. Sure the jobs a dangerous, but life is dangerous! This guy has chunks of Safety Supervisor's in his stool.
Hahaha, spot on, I consider myself a very professional and by the book kind of technician whenever I am working for a company or on anyone else's vehicles, but at home, on my own vehicles, and my own time, I work just like Andrew! 😂 Which is why I love watching him. He always gets the job done, never complains, and never gives up!
@@religiousabuse Compared to planks it's nothing, at least not in my country. America has better access to open land for growing trees so could be over exaggerating
Adding fill dirt around trees may eventually kill them, though it may take several years. I do enjoy your videos, Andrew. You are a man of integrity and you do quality work.
I'm from Coventry England West Midlands wish we had workers like you you here ear who know how to do the job properly fair play love watching you work and do it right
I enjoy nothing more than sitting down on my sofa on a Sunday morning, with a cup of coffee, and watch your videos Andrew. Surely beats the crap that they show on TV these days. This is genuine hard and quality work. And I learn something too. Keep em coming cause I'll be watching them! 😎
Ha that's exactly what i'm doing right now
I'm very glad to hear over that I'm not the only one. I watch lots of TH-cam channels and when I'm stuck to watching TV, at friends or relatives etc, I can't believe how god-awful TV actually is.
I could not have said it better myself
Was going to say that too but my comment was already too long lol!
It's Sunday, I'm having a cup of coffee on the sofa, watching this video and now reading these comments... Great! :-D
I remember watching this when you published it. Wow over 5 years ago and I could not stop watching it. Quality lasts the test of time . Thank you. Cheers Steve Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
"Your front yard looks bad. I can fix it" lmao, I love your attitude man.
First Gan surprised the guy gave him money with that attitude lol
“His house is a little small” ...understatement of the day. That guy needs a decent sized post garage on his property for his vehicles and a new house entirely - his house would make a good guest house but in my experience, adding additions to houses is a fast lane for headaches and poor returns on investment.
@@jonharrington9545 I would imagine he was paraphrasing
@@devitomichael A bigger house is just more stuff to clean and less time spent on better things.
@@devitomichael The owner of the house is probably more of a minimalist. We use and own only what we need and waste nothing. If you live alone, you don't need a 4 bedroom house with a dining room and built basement. I do agree that an attached garage would probably be bad for ROI, but in this case the owner has probably paid off his mortgage, so it might not be a problem for him financially.
I think why I admire Andrew so much is because he reminds me of my dad and papaw, worked in the coal mines, built bridges, could fix almost anything, worked with their hands and outside constantly, just jumped in and fixed anything that needed fixing. That can-do gritty determination and zero complaining, no frills attitude along with a lot of other men of that generation who built this country and fixed what needed fixing and did it right. Good job as always Andrew.
Same here. The men in my family have always been that way. I rarely saw a repairman at my house.
Andrew is a model to all. Every kid should have to watch his videos and take a test at the end.
And he understands how to invest his money to get more equipment that makes him more money text book business man here!!!!! I love it!!!! Very skilled in many areas !!!!! Trump 2024
Love the way you show stuff mishap, and then fix it. Alot of youtubers cut these things out and present a perfect run. Edit ten months later; this is very rewatchable :-)
I'm watching 5 years later fwiw. He has certainly evolved in that time. I don't think he'd be happy with that fix now. But to your point, it's incredibly how his videos seem to fly by even when they are long.
Andrew you are a natural born product tester. If you can’t break it nobody can! Love your videos!
These long videos are like awesome equipment movies! Nice work Sir! 🙂👍
I like long videos as well ))
Did you just get off watching Chris's Video then right on to this one hehe.
Simon who's Chris
Letsdig18? If so yeppppppppp
Yup, Letsdig18. My nightly richual :)
this man needs a show w a channel that won't push him to make it all DRAMA... nice calm problem solving and workin the land!! frickin love it, I'm obsessed
From a single manual truck to now a whole set of heavy equipment. Very impressive.
Now this is what is called an excellent video. 1st It was start to finish. 2nd it was not sugar coated , we were shown the good and bad, this I think is called real life video's . It was not long at all , this is how a video should be made period . EXCELLENT job period !!!!!!!
G'day from Australia Andrew. I only recently discovered your channel and have been binge watching it for days. Far better than anything on TV!
Don't try any of the stuff you see at home, Andrew's techniques have not been tested upside down :D
Me too. Enjoy watching Andrew more than TV.
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Agree 100% with the comments here, this channel is better than stuff shown on TV. It's just amazing Andrew can run a business and maintain all his equipment and still find time to make high quality YT videos.
Andrew, Your work ethic and drive is amazing. For the ‘thumb downers’ these videos are for the hard working men and women who are not afraid of work.
I think one of the reasons the men like it so much is because it reminds us when we were kids and used to watch the men work those outside jobs. I remember the garbage men all had biceps big as softballs! The construction guys were great to watch! Loved it when they were paving a new street. Tree trimmers working high up the tree. Now at least I get to watch it on TH-cam! Thanks Andrew!
I use to follow the chipper truck in our neighborhood and watch.
I was young and watched my father work for home owners. The most touching was Miss Wadington, Colorado Springs, Colorado, who had the hunched down back, Bless her, wore shoes styled in the 1930s or 40s. This was in 1965 through 1973, was born in 1959. My dad did everything he could for her, shoved walks, put up and down storm windows, cleaned her yard and beautiful garden, painted and maintained her 1950's car. When she passed away my Dad cried for the 2nd time I ever witnessed. I busted my butt until 6 years ago when a oil field pipe I was hauling on my OTR trailer smacked my back. Still fighting the insurance company. Long comment sorry. I emulated my elders that's my point.
Not sure the EX is supposed to squeek like that. Suggests metal to metal which will cause wear. Might want to work on that.
Andrew, I think some of your fan base would like to see an updated version of this property. I've seen this video several times, and I'm curious to see how it looks after all these years.
At the 43:18 mark.. so you worked your ass off all day. Then worked late into the night getting the highlift ready for the next day... respect my man.
"If this isn't shooting too much fire out here it should be all right"
I love you
Work ethic is outstanding - people certainly get their monies worth - we need more folks like Andrew.
Andrew you are a tree ripping dirt moving landscaping driveway making drone flying artist AWESOME video
Lol ,you forgot small engine mechanic,diesel mechanic etc etc.he could prob work for nasa and fix rockets in his spare time
@@vinniemac6076 probably huh im so amaze... Interior and exterior landscapes.
Talented God bless
you seem to be an artist at the machinery you employ in your work i cant seem to get enough of watching you and the determination you have at everything you tackle.
I've been rewatching all Andrew's videos as a way to distract me from the political and COVID mess we are in. It encourages me to hope we can all "dig" our way out if we showed the same work ethic, attention to detail, and honesty Andrew shows in his videos.
I’ve watched 40-45 of your videos and most were 19-20-21. This is the first 2018 I believe I’ve seen. You’re like me except 45-50 years later, not scared of hard dirty work. I love your work ethic and all the equipment you’ve buying and repairing. I don’t think I ever bought a brand new anything but my chainsaws. Built my own trailers wood splitter and so own. Love your videos, stay safe and wish you a great future.
Third time around for me....I like catching the little details he includes. Getting stuck a few times in every video is hard on the machinery, but adds a little drama. "Good as new" and "fixed forever" are my favorites. A little sarcasm and humor always adds to the entertainment. I see a lot of me in Andrew.
You are wise for your age. You know many tricks that elders twice your age don’t know. Good work
"If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life" it is clear that you love ur job, playing with big toys everyday. 👍👍
I like how you fast forward the video, it’s never boring and we can see everything you’ve doing! Good editing brother
Great to see videos of constructive work without the ego. Keep it up Andrew 👍
Melbourne Australia
Andrew did a real nice job on this site. He gave the customer what he wanted in a neat and timely manner.
Andrew is a very pleasant young man, in pursuit of his own ambitions in life. He's determined, creative, hard-working, independent, unflappable and Very Funny! But, I must say, his line of work is not without potential perils or disappointments -- he has the heart to prevail and should be an example to all young folks to follow.
Exactly, because of him Im getting into this line of work as well now.
Very knowledgeable and hard working!
Lots of patience!
Welding too!
Keeps old beat-up equipment working!
l love everything you do, l dont know why it facinates but l cant stop watching what you do its awesome.
I think the scenery and flow of his work adds to it.
Yes I love watching you fix stuff. I especially liked the chainsaw video.
Hi Andrew, just ran on to your videos recently [retired] I worked construction 1980's-2005. Like the 955H. Many ways to do a job, I like how you ripped up the cut with the hoe, saved a lot of wear/ tear on the 955. If I may suggest, Moving the Earth, the workbook of excavation,[IIt is probably your favorite already] A loader can push up to twice it's capacity, than load and carry. Just get behind the loose material and push it through a slot to the other end of the job. Less fuel and under-carriage wear...BEST WISHES love your videos!
That was what I was thinking too- and it saves on the turning around. The less you turn around with a track machine the longer your tracks live. Either way man you just keep doing you- a lot of people don't have the ambition to get off the couch, you're out literally making money out of dirt
A true artist, you keep this old man sane, thank you Sir.
Man, I'm just constantly blown away by the amount of trees you lot have in urban areas there, and green ones at that!
Greetings from Australia
Love to follow your project and your honesty when you are doing something stupid and tell your audience, don’t do that at home, it’s dangerous. And you are always ready to repair your equipment when it fails and not afraid of telling and how to do the repair. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
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Andrew I love the fact that when something breaks, you fix it, no fear no hesitation.
You should put a small sign up in-front of any property that you're currently working on so that people driving by would know who to call if they themselves needed some work done. Get that "Camerata" name out there..
His trucks are enough of a billboard
That would be a good idea if he wanted to have to hire help, office staff. He has enough to keep him going and does what he wants to do without wasting the money he makes being paid for his own time. If he needs help on a job he can hire from among others he knows without worrying about employment issues, taxes, insurance, etc.
he has his name and number on his dump truck i believe
I’m sure he he’s got it under control
That right my big brother other would love it the work they done there as for the big sign so they can see it you would believe it coming ok be bless with your our team's ok keep on trucking ok lol I enjoy your show a young lady like it ok .yeah wow .
I watch your videos all the time. So amazing all the things you can do by yourself. Thanks for a great series. I especially love the trees removals and stump uprooting.
I watched the entire job. You are amazing. You operate the equipt. as though they were an extension of your arms. Brilliant. I also liked your attention to safety items. May you be able to do this type of work as long as you desire. Take care.
You are living my dream, I hope you realize how blessed you are.
Frankly Andrew I'm glad that you've got all those machines, they'll work you to death and cost you a fortune. But they'll make you a living to. I've got 1machine, try not to use it more than 2 times a month, but I'm not afraid of work. I can sit and watch you for hours. Great vids
Man the shots you get really are incredible. I find it pretty impressive that you can do all this work and have the sense to place the camera where we can se what your doing like we're there
Trackloader has so much power. Love to see the labor saving machine in work. Looks scood. :)
You obviously aren’t afraid of hard work. Well done pal!
We have a 955H at my work. Been sitting 12 years. Fired right up with new batteries. Its a monument at our quarry now. First loader my work ever owned.
I was watching the video and thought about the hundreds of workers in the past that cleared trees for farms or other structures here in the US that will never be known. We may see what they did but have no idea how or why they did it. It's great that we live in the times we do. Now there is a record of what you have done, your mastery with your machines and your skills at changing an environment. Thanks for posting.
That CAT 955H is a beast... huge bucket and lots of torque
And that turbo sound 😍
Then think of CAT 994K/996K.. a monster machine
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@@radhakrishna34 Haven't seen the 996 yet. The 994 is mind boggling as it is. When did the 996 come out?
Great job young man we appreciate your work ethics and the quality of work that you do and like I always say that I've been a general contractor for over 33 years and I can tell that you do a touch more than what you are paid to do and that's how we stay in business and if I come to that area to do a job that needs your type of work I will call you I like your style and work ethics great job Andrew
Now Folks, this is the Best Compliment that Andrew could possibly get from anyone. It's direct, simple, and from the heart. Thank you Sir.
Hi Andrew, love you're videos mate. I've been in the tree felling trade for nearly 30 years now, just a little advice, take it or leave it, up to you.
When your felling trees like at 1:14:52 in your video, your sink cut is fine, but your back cut is way too high.
The aim is to try and create a hinge, so you have control of the tree as it falls. What you are doing is more akin to a step cut, which you can just about get away with because of the pressure being exerted by the excavator.
A better practice is to come through almost level with the bottom of the hinge cut and no need to slope this cut. Keep it as level as possible but leave an inch or so (depending on the size of the tree) for the hinge.
Give it a try, you will find you have way better control of the tree as it falls doing it this way.
You have way more skills than me in all the other stuff you do, but I have been doing treework a long time.
As I said, take it or leave it.
Keep up the great work mate.
Amazing job on this property. I bet the home owner is really happy with what you did here. Happy you left the note also. Loved that part.
Dear Andrew, I've been watching your videos for a little while now and I am just so impressed at the skill and how you handle yourself during the course of these jobs.
The amount of equipment you would learn to operate and fix as needed makes me go wow this guy is amazing he can do it all.
If I were a younger man, I would want to contact you and say how would you like to have an apprentice an understudy to learn what you know? However I'm a few years older than you and can it really appreciate what you've learned in the short time that you've been on the planet compared to me.
You are one of the finest TH-camrs out there in my estimation and I just enjoy the heck out of what you can do when you make your mind up to do so.
God bless you for being an inspiration to a lot of younger men and women that are watching your Channel even though they might be quiet and that's saying very much!
D.P. Swez
"Your front yard looks bad, I can fix it" Not attitude at all, just telling it like it is in plain English... There was probably more conversation in the beginning that led to the comment. Nice work sir!
Andrew...I could watch these videos all bleedin day....nice going.....keep em coming....lol
You sure have a lot of pride in your work - let alone the epertise. Another great video. Thanks.
"...If this isn't shooting too much fire out of there it should be alright..." I think this should be the channel slogan. Really sums up attitude and determination.
You have the patience of Job, and are a very hard working young man. You did good. Keep up the good work.
Love to see a video on the whole Camarata fleet and the story of why and how you got them.
which video is it? I wanna see it!
watch what you say...the IRS would like to know that answer as well...
They're old, but he gets them going.
I like that house and the landscaping. Smaller is better. Uncluttered, neat, clean, and unpretentious.
I agree
I always thought you had to cut down the tree, then dig out the stump. Your way of doing it makes much more sense. Push the tree down, using the weight of the tree for leveraging the stump out. I also like the way you take drone pictures at the end. Cool videos!!
I could watch stuff like this all day
Mr. Camarata's videos are better than watching a Netflix movie.
I recommend having solar trickle chargers on everything, or even cheap Harbor Frieght battery tenders on everything. Will keeps your batteries in good working order.
When you own a business and new tools and upkeep equipment your a fool to buy cheap.
I've always bought the best I could afford so I could count on it keeping me making money.
Cheap lets you down almost every time when you can least afford it.
I do love what you do....
You know the repair is getting out of hand when we start in daylight, and cut to, working under a light in pitch darkness.... Heh heh heh! We've all been there.... Ugh.
I feel like these clients must be pretty impressed, too.... I mean, you've got 2 excavators, and a Cat 955 on the site... At the very least, if I'm the client, I say damn, this guy, he's got the tools to get the job done.... He's not playing. He'll keep bring equipment out here until he kicks this yard in the butt.....
Watching Andrew's video, I remember a time when I was playing with heavy-duty toys in the sand when I was a baby.
Love that you brought out Big green mean Machine, to this job:-) was great to see it working. you don;t have enough videos with this one,...
I like your work Andrew. Keep at it and thanks for sharing
Andrew: When I grow up I want tools and machinery.
Dad: What kind of tools and machinery?
Andrew: Yes.
Your front lawn looks bad I can fix it. I love it😂
“Your lawn is so bad it’s gonna take an Excavator AND a Cat Dozer to fix!!!”
Oh thanx so much for the video - about to have a bridge built and although I am not doing the actual building it was so helpful seeing all you went thru. What a great job you did....and I adore your puppies!
Andrew...You are a Very talented young man! Love to see your work before and after, You have a God given talent and use it well. Very inspiring video of what you do and I hope it goes well with you in the years to come. Thank You from an admirer in Christ.
Andrew, wash the tops of those batteries off. I have had connections from the positive to negative because of wet dirt on the tops, creates a short. Just a suggestion. Love the video.
And never ever short the charger terminals over a battery like that . Why not? hydrogen gas +Spark =Booom.>> No face left only scars. That is why the computer controlled charger is designed to prevent the Hydrogen gas + spark happening.
yup dirty battery tops will cause them to short out and kill them Also to stop corrosion at the terminals grease coat them
“Your yard looks bad, I can fix it”
I’m going to start a lawn company and use this 😂
How 'bout your yard needs a dozer sitting on it. Mine.
You are a great equipment operator.
My main man Andrew can change the world But he's Helping the neighbors now.thanks for the Show ..I'll be watching..
I am 65 and have learned so much from Andrew
Love your channel Andrew and all the videos and content you provide!!!
Keep up the great work and good luck with your new truck. Looks really nice!!! You work so hard and deserve that!!!
Alright, let’s get started... boom! Love your videos Andrew. Sooooo much better than crap TV.
Your work ethic is amazing - I might show this to kids
Amazing job on this property.
Andrew you are good at what you do. You should be proud.
“Your yard looks terrible, I can fix it” perfect company slogan
I laughed when I heard that too...then thought, I'm going to have to try that
That same sales tactic may not work for selling make up!😂
Not a good slogan for selling toilet paper either ...
lowboy1one1 I just noticed that. The audacity paid off.
That’s a Badass track loader you can move mountains with that beast!!!!
Thank you for this video, it's exactly what I needed to wind down on a Friday night with a couple of beers. Keep it up.
Great work! This guy must be pumped, you completely transformed his curb appeal, night and day difference
I really like watching the videos of this boy, because he is very practical doing anything, he is very intelligent, he knows mechanics very well, construction, and I like to see how he rescues machines in poor condition and puts them to work in his company, greetings friend from here in Costa Rica
I love all the advice from the pro's on here, this guy is a throw back, an old soul, he see a job, he's does the job! No bloody safety courses/ WHMIS Certification needed here. Sure the jobs a dangerous, but life is dangerous! This guy has chunks of Safety Supervisor's in his stool.
Hahaha, spot on, I consider myself a very professional and by the book kind of technician whenever I am working for a company or on anyone else's vehicles, but at home, on my own vehicles, and my own time, I work just like Andrew! 😂 Which is why I love watching him. He always gets the job done, never complains, and never gives up!
I love that CAT crawler. I would love to have a machine like that. Come to think of it I would like the excavator too!
Your next investment should be a large brush chipper save you a lot of hauling
That means no 'logs' for the lumber mill then.
Wood is worth money though, at the very least it's good firewood. Chipping it up makes it worthless
@@mrcaboosevg6089 not worthless, mulch can be sold for some good money
@@religiousabuse Compared to planks it's nothing, at least not in my country. America has better access to open land for growing trees so could be over exaggerating
Yeah but he never has to buy firewood and likely keeps all his friends supplied. I'd have a huge outdoor boiler, if I was in this kind of work.
This is one of the coolest videos on the interwebs.
Adding fill dirt around trees may eventually kill them, though it may take several years. I do enjoy your videos, Andrew. You are a man of integrity and you do quality work.
Fascinating video, just couldn't stop watching. You have earned another fan!
The property owner should be very pleased nice job Andrew
Great video man you work your ass off I respect that.
One thing I love about these videos is Andrew doesn’t start out by saying, “Hi guys,” and then beg us to hit like and subscribe.
I love how you always get the dump truck stuck....
"All the equipment worked pretty well".... minus that small fire on top the cats block, lol! Keep up the good work Andrew, love your content!
“There. Fixed forever.” That should be your motto
@SISSY Ladyboys no such thing is “forever”
You sir are a very talented man thanks for this video I enjoyed it very much.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Brings back memories when I repaired heavy equipment.
I'm from Coventry England West Midlands wish we had workers like you you here ear who know how to do the job properly fair play love watching you work and do it right
Man you are one hard working dude!🤠👍