This is classic Andrew content. Most youtubers compete to buy newer and increasingly expensive stuff thinking it will drive views, but really I just want to watch Andrew fix old stuff when it breaks. Great video
I’m a 71 yr. old woman and I enjoy watching him fix things too. He’s very skilled. He reminds me of watching my father (who grew up during the depression) fix all kinds of things.
Six years ago. I was searching shipping container builds and that was the first Andrew Camarata video i saw. Dragging the first containers for the castle. Time Flies. And you have come so far. You were committed to the "content", a lot of work goes into your videos, on top of day to day work. Totally worth all the hard work I'm sure you have encouraged many others to start channels. Good stuff my friend
@@floatpool8307 nah he needs beer that continually confirms his heterosexuality to others because he def doesn't have any gay thoughts or feeling internally. all i know is i base my entire sexuality off the marketing of alcoholic beverages.
“ he needs beer that continually confirms his heterosexuality to others because he def doesn't have any gay thoughts or feeling internally. “ But isn’t that the same thing that your mother said about you?
I have a feeling you guys are a huge percentage of Andrew's subs. And that's good. It gives you guys a glimpse into the lives of those of us who have done this, and still do it for a living, or a way of life, if you will. 😊
@@scrout i like how you just casually assume everyone is super racist. TBH syrup in general is just disgusting unless it's genuine tree syrup and i love canadian and new england stuff the most...and I get my bags of rice from the cao nguyen market because it's cheap, great quality and they can deliver consistently better products than the racist syrup and rice choice mega corporate conglomerates you apparently evolve your entire world around.
I absolutely love watching and listening to you work through a problem. It’s a logical, meticulous step by step process that starts with the simplest explanation, going through each step without displaying frustration, angry etc. you also never fail to fix the issue. It’s a beautiful thing to watch. Your intelligence concerning all the things you work on is off the scale.
This is why I like to watch this channel.Watching Andrew fix things is far more interesting than watching him snow mobile or ride a wave runner. His encompassing knowledge on practically anything he touches shows a rare brilliance. His IQ must be up in the 160 range. That's what so fascinating to watch. Nothing defeats him. He knows everything.
I truly appreciate all your time and effort that you put into making these videos, I know it takes a lot of time while working to stop every second, repositioning the cameras ,drone shots, etc. Not forgetting hours of editing in front of the computer! Much appreciated Andrew 🙏
I love watching Andrew fixing equipment! I have learned so much from him and I’m not afraid to tackle jobs that I used to put off till tomorrow! Thanks Andrew!😎
I can’t get over my excitement every time I see a video uploaded for you my friend! As I work in the medical field your videos and my escape and I freaking learn so much from you..
Andrew, I love to watch you work like this. Watching you fenise your equipment to exactly place whatever you are shoveling right on mark amazes me. I bet you could set a dinner table with any one of your excavators.
i fixen to buy a mini excavator and strat a business for myself. am a big fan of your show like watching you fix things and build things keep up the good work andrew and hopefull you and the wife have kids one day.
Andrew..I’m sure many of us would appreciate an equipment review video…. You have so many pieces people would like to know hours, issues, what you like/dislike etc
For a brief second I was thinking we'd see a 3 legged deer walk by. lol ~ Loved the whole video, from the clearing, mostly dead tree removals, fire, sunrise and diagnosis of your issue. As always, thanks for the great editing and, 1hr and 4 minutes of a natural anti-anxiety medicine. (All my problems disappear albeit brief, it's appreciated.) ~~ Here's to 1.5 million subscribers by Summers end! Cheers Andrew! ~~~ *James* 4/20/2023
4/20/23; ..love your videos & splice editing showing before /during/back & forth/& ending. Also your frequent tips & tricks are always appreciated as well as great info on 'searching for parts'...much appreciated! Give us more videos, put another battery in that 1st excavator you wanted to use...show us, tell us...'keep on keeping on...'.Love your channel, your video techniques like that dawn breaking time lapse during the burn pile sequence...+ your droan shots...all mighty fine! Stay safe & carry on!👏👏👍👍👷💪😊
Long time follower! Appreciate your uploads. Just discovered this method of thanking you! These videos are like your originals, you getting the job done on your own. Samantha’s participation was also enjoyable as it provided a glimpse of a very compatible life partner. I always remember your video of your sister’s wedding and hoping the same for you!
@@valleytractorservices9310 I know ! Only commenting on what might have been. Don’t be so quick to “assume “! Have you met Andrew or driven one of Andrew’s pieces of equipment? I have, and lived near Andrew’s property.
I always like how Andrew makes us think it's the camera falling over when it's really him affecting the earth's tilt on it's axis from all of the massive excavation and crust relocation. Kinda like throwing a wheel weight off. Cool stuff.
I admire your patience and persistence when it comes to diagnosing and fixing electrical problems in your equipment! Those seem to be some of the toughest problems to figure out what is causing them. Another great video, Andrew!
I have been watching Andrew’s videos since the “early castle construction “ days and have thoroughly enjoyed every one of them. I have never seen any wild life or evidence of wild life in them. Well finally, voila, a deer foot shows up! ArtM 🇨🇦👍👍👍
Remember the Porcupine quills in Cody's mouth....extra wildlife somewhere. Andrew seems to have more weird experiences than most. Very entertaining, better ythan TV.
Deer feet are found scattered around where deer live . With poachers, Predators, highways,cars ,trucks , tractors ,, starvation and diseases. There are plenty of bones for porcupines and Cody to cleanup.
🤣 "Did the deer say you could have that?". Cody: "The dear can grow a new leg!" 🤣 You have the most diverse and entertaining videos. Repair/building/off-roading/jetski/tractor parades/explosives/etc. Great content. Thank you for keeping the channel going all these years!
Andrew I love your life. Keep up doing what you do. You probably have already figured out this issue with the amps. The starting amps for the 4 resistors are 40+ amps. The momentary current can easily exceed 50 amps. Fuses can stand more amps than the nominal value for certain amount of time. A fan of yours in Greece.
love it - "tree work" = large bonfire and beautiful time lapse shots of the fire. Yet another title that leads to a video that doesn't disappoint. Thanks for sharing what you do with all us youtube fiends.
Thanks so much Andrew. I'm an old guy and my body can't keep up with what I want to do. Enjoy your time and your awesome skills while you are young! I love how you clean and maintain your equipment. I'd allow you to be my boss.
Love that your firing up a lot of your repair vids again and knocking out the wrench work as always. As a wrench myself it’s always good for people to see that they can branch out and knock out there own repairs and get some motivation from ya. Keep up the great content as always.
Every place on your property is just beautiful Andrew, those big rock cliffs are the road above your castle is amazing! Yeah, you have a beautiful Castle Place there my friend! I definitely admire your hard work, I don’t know if everyone watching your channel has been here as long but I’ve seen you working from it seems like day one! All those tough jobs and long days brother, definitely payed off! You always figure it out brother! 👌🏻👏🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻 Thanks for sharing my friend, kirk from Louisiana! 🙋🏼♂️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Not easy to repair such compact machines. There is a lot of experience in your solutions. Well done, the thing runs perfectly and in a few machine hours and a bit of fresh paint you'll be able to sell it as new.
The Kubota is a heavy-hitter, for sure - castle looks good in the drone shots, still hoping to see a 50' flag pole next to it flying the American flag some day soon, every castle needs a flag! 👍
I build a container house about a year before Andrew. Used to get containers for $1500 each. Now those greedy sellers want $8000 for them. It’s not worth it anymore. Andrew has the best container home I’ve seen.
Your dirtwork is extremely Good 👍 and you are a person that strives for perfection. Always love your videos and look forward to your next one 64 minutes is not too long
Nice spring cleaning. Looks good. Interesting to see the the difference in the earth's sub surface make up. Here in Plattsburgh, ny it's mostly sandy. Just 5 miles north the quarry is solid granite.
Andy on my RV when I know it's going to be parked up a month or three I connect a 5watt solar panel and it keeps the battery trickle charged and full - it's a marine grade panel about a foot and a bit square- It would be worth you getting a few as you seem to have a flat battery every other week - cheaper too I bet
45:00 I feel that moment, its always nice if you can fix something but its way more satisfactory to see what the problem was at the end. The worst kind being things that just somehow fix themselfes and you never get to figure out what the issue was.
Andrew your the type of guy that could start your own Gold mining rig in Alaska or something. You can fix all your own stuff Like Parker on that gold mining show
Maybe for the next time you need to repair it...clicking of the relay is usual an indication that there is something wrong on the coil side of the relay (85-86) and not the power side (30-87/87a). Could be that the power wire to the coil (85) is intermittent shorting to earth. Or the ground of relay coil (86) has a intermittent loose connection. Maybe that's why you couldn't find anything wrong with the old glow sparks. They are on the power side of the relay. Just FYI.👍
1st video of yours I watched was was about 5ish years ago. The first plastic culvert video under a clients drive, you might go radio silent for 6 or7 weeks but I never miss an upload. Best guy and uploaded on You Tube by miles, love it from Sheffield UK.
It could have been a high resistance (loose or corroded) connection that in the process of replacing the glow plugs you fixed without realizing, the small gauge wire you were using to jump where the fuse was would also act like a high resistance connection just because the wire was too small which is why you still saw the same symptoms until you put the fuse back in its place
Hey Andrew, now that spring and summer are coming, I figure you will still be busy, but are you gonna work on improving the building that you have your car lift in? I remember you talked about that a while ago.
What’s the difference, if you are worried about the carbon getting into the air, a rotting log releases just as much carbon as a burning log does. The log that rots just takes a little longer to release its carbon.
Great Video Andrew. I chased a lot of shorts on Excavators in the past. the Hydr. megacycles are the cause for much of that problem. another thing to note, plastic ties, they will cut through cast steal and not hurt the tie. The LORD Bless you and yours
I smoke two joints in time of peace, and two in time of war. I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints, and then I smoke two more. Oh, and good video and all that too, I guess.
Nice to see some spring cleaning Andrew Style! With all those leaves, you could make / sell compost. (You got the machines to turn & bag it) With all that waste wood you could make / sell wood chips and bio char for gardens. Would be some nice products to sell to local gardeners / nurseries or even home owners. Dig tree holes, fill them with a 50/50 mix of your compost mixed on site with the flip screen and back fill the tree holes with it. Get carbon credits for bio char production. People really need to start planting more fruit / nut trees. The Russians have a way of growing fruit trees in the bitter cold by cutting a trench, espalding a tree so it doesn't grow above 6', training the branches low to the ground and then covering the trench over with burlap in the winter to keep the trunk/roots from freezing.
Here in Washington State the "get er done, go,go,go" people clearing land share Andrew's mindset that "we never done it that way before ,Jim Bob". Just send the sweety to get some grub from Walmart. Your encouraging these folks to get them some Carbon Credits indicates to me you have not heard of the new form of global governance called communitarianism. Your carbon credit's will only be allotted to those who allow big brother to surveil your before/after operation for their accreditation. If your outfit is not large enough for the climate hoaxers they encourage you to start a commie co-op w/other small timers in your area so the pencil pushers have time to do your piddly sized book work.
I'm so opportuned irrespective of the economic crisis and financial conditions I am still able to earn $33,500 returns from my initial $6,500 every 10days
Hey Andrew, you have to admit that Kubota KX121-3 has been a real workhorse for you, I just love that machine, size and versatility and rarely has issues!!! That tree stump that got down on it, it's probably what screwed that hydro fitting!
Nice to see Sam in the vids. Miss that. Like the dogs, can always tell how old a vid is based on who's in it. Thanks for the diversions and the lessons!
This is classic Andrew content. Most youtubers compete to buy newer and increasingly expensive stuff thinking it will drive views, but really I just want to watch Andrew fix old stuff when it breaks. Great video
So true alot of TH-camrs love to eat goobers 😮
Andrew buys expensive new stuff all the times. Guess you missed that.
I’m a 71 yr. old woman and I enjoy watching him fix things too. He’s very skilled.
He reminds me of watching my father (who grew up during the depression) fix all kinds of things.
To be fair, the man bought a mountain….
andrew does that too, should have see nthe small house sized cat dumper he bought. he keeps it varied
It's always a good day when Andrew drops a new video, like a new episode of your favorite show coming out.
Хорошая работа проделана ты молодец🪬
I couldn't agree more!
It is my favorite show.
@My Cancer Vlog 🤡🤡🤣
*ESPECIALLY 1 HOUR LONG Videos*
Six years ago. I was searching shipping container builds and that was the first Andrew Camarata video i saw. Dragging the first containers for the castle. Time Flies. And you have come so far. You were committed to the "content", a lot of work goes into your videos, on top of day to day work. Totally worth all the hard work I'm sure you have encouraged many others to start channels. Good stuff my friend
It was pretty fascinating I enjoyed all of them also.👍
@My Cancer Vlog why you keep posting this B.S.? Get a life DUDE
@Michael Bondick 🎉🎉🎉😢😢🎉
was around when he first got the dodge. man that was a long time ago
Yeah me to. I remember that Dragular was the music.
Anyone else just love watching Andrew troubleshoot a problem?
YES!
Andrew could re-wire the Deathstar so it would not have blown up with a tiny missile!
@@nothereorthereoranywhere - without any reason :)
To the thousands of us that aren't even machine operators and don't even work outside, but we live thru Andrew....This Miller is for you!! Cheers
@@floatpool8307 nah he needs beer that continually confirms his heterosexuality to others because he def doesn't have any gay thoughts or feeling internally.
all i know is i base my entire sexuality off the marketing of alcoholic beverages.
“ he needs beer that continually confirms his heterosexuality to others because he def doesn't have any gay thoughts or feeling internally. “
But isn’t that the same thing that your mother said about you?
I have a feeling you guys are a huge percentage of Andrew's subs. And that's good. It gives you guys a glimpse into the lives of those of us who have done this, and still do it for a living, or a way of life, if you will. 😊
@@HamburgerAmy and you base your racism off your syrup and rice choices....
@@scrout i like how you just casually assume everyone is super racist.
TBH syrup in general is just disgusting unless it's genuine tree syrup and i love canadian and new england stuff the most...and I get my bags of rice from the cao nguyen market because it's cheap, great quality and they can deliver consistently better products than the racist syrup and rice choice mega corporate conglomerates you apparently evolve your entire world around.
We really enjoy your 1hr+ videos Andrew! Do keep creating these extravaganza expositions about your life up on those hills!
The look on Cody's face as he is supervising Andrew is priceless. What a great supervisor.
I’ve always said, if Cody had opposable thumbs, he’d be a great assistant to Andrew. He always looks like he wants to help.
I absolutely love watching and listening to you work through a problem. It’s a logical, meticulous step by step process that starts with the simplest explanation, going through each step without displaying frustration, angry etc. you also never fail to fix the issue. It’s a beautiful thing to watch. Your intelligence concerning all the things you work on is off the scale.
This comment right here 👍
@My Cancer Vlog 🤡🤡🤣
This is why I like to watch this channel.Watching Andrew fix things is far more interesting than watching him snow mobile or ride a wave runner. His encompassing knowledge on practically anything he touches shows a rare brilliance. His IQ must be up in the 160 range. That's what so fascinating to watch. Nothing defeats him. He knows everything.
I truly appreciate all your time and effort that you put into making these videos, I know it takes a lot of time while working to stop every second, repositioning the cameras ,drone shots, etc. Not forgetting hours of editing in front of the computer! Much appreciated Andrew 🙏
Great job and videos! Would rather see this and your work than watch people making ponds and lakes all day. Keep them coming!
I love watching Andrew fixing equipment! I have learned so much from him and I’m not afraid to tackle jobs that I used to put off till tomorrow! Thanks Andrew!😎
I can’t get over my excitement every time I see a video uploaded for you my friend! As I work in the medical field your videos and my escape and I freaking learn so much from you..
This was like a flashback to the earlier days of AC - just plain old fixing stuff and doing jobs. This is the good stuff (IMHO).
Andrew, I love to watch you work like this. Watching you fenise your equipment to exactly place whatever you are shoveling right on mark amazes me. I bet you could set a dinner table with any one of your excavators.
"finesse" not finese.
i fixen to buy a mini excavator and strat a business for myself. am a big fan of your show like watching you fix things and build things keep up the good work andrew and hopefull you and the wife have kids one day.
Andrew..I’m sure many of us would appreciate an equipment review video…. You have so many pieces people would like to know hours, issues, what you like/dislike etc
For a brief second I was thinking we'd see a 3 legged deer walk by. lol
~
Loved the whole video, from the clearing, mostly dead tree removals, fire, sunrise and diagnosis of your issue.
As always, thanks for the great editing and, 1hr and 4 minutes of a natural anti-anxiety medicine. (All my problems disappear albeit brief, it's appreciated.)
~~
Here's to 1.5 million subscribers by Summers end!
Cheers Andrew!
~~~
*James*
4/20/2023
🤭 Only Andrew can use a blown fuse as a reason to completely strip down and rebuild a mini excavator from the ground up. Love it !! 🇬🇧😉
That's not even close to rebuilt. He just removed most of the acess pannels, replaced a hose and the glow plugs.
@@BS.-.- You're a lot smarter than you look.
Yeah, didn’t even get close to a ground up rebuild.
4/20/23; ..love your videos & splice editing showing before /during/back & forth/& ending. Also your frequent tips & tricks are always appreciated as well as great info on 'searching for parts'...much appreciated! Give us more videos, put another battery in that 1st excavator you wanted to use...show us, tell us...'keep on keeping on...'.Love your channel, your video techniques like that dawn breaking time lapse during the burn pile sequence...+ your droan shots...all mighty fine! Stay safe & carry on!👏👏👍👍👷💪😊
Loved the time laps of the sunrise. Wish you had a new video every day.
That was awesome and, I agree on a video a day!
Andrew's precision work with chainsaws, grinders, cut off wheels, and screwdriver/pry bar is unmatched. Love it, good as new.
Despite seeing Andrew take down a million trees, I still watch it like it’s the first time! Great work brother!
Your tree count is 999,000 too high.
Long time follower! Appreciate your uploads. Just discovered this method of thanking you! These videos are like your originals, you getting the job done on your own. Samantha’s participation was also enjoyable as it provided a glimpse of a very compatible life partner. I always remember your video of your sister’s wedding and hoping the same for you!
Thanks.
They broke up dude, long time ago.
@@valleytractorservices9310 I know ! Only commenting on what might have been. Don’t be so quick to “assume “! Have you met Andrew or driven one of Andrew’s pieces of equipment? I have, and lived near Andrew’s property.
I always like how Andrew makes us think it's the camera falling over when it's really him affecting the earth's tilt on it's axis from all of the massive excavation and crust relocation. Kinda like throwing a wheel weight off. Cool stuff.
I admire your patience and persistence when it comes to diagnosing and fixing electrical problems in your equipment! Those seem to be some of the toughest problems to figure out what is causing them. Another great video, Andrew!
Andrew's a damn good technician. He can trouble-shoot anything from a boat motor to a Cat D9. 😊
I have been watching Andrew’s videos since the “early castle construction “ days and have thoroughly enjoyed every one of them. I have never seen any wild life or evidence of wild life in them. Well finally, voila, a deer foot shows up! ArtM 🇨🇦👍👍👍
Remember the Porcupine quills in Cody's mouth....extra wildlife somewhere. Andrew seems to have more weird experiences than most. Very entertaining, better ythan TV.
Deer feet are found scattered around where deer live . With poachers, Predators, highways,cars ,trucks , tractors ,, starvation and diseases. There are plenty of bones for porcupines and Cody to cleanup.
🤣 "Did the deer say you could have that?". Cody: "The dear can grow a new leg!" 🤣 You have the most diverse and entertaining videos. Repair/building/off-roading/jetski/tractor parades/explosives/etc. Great content. Thank you for keeping the channel going all these years!
great pacifier for Cody! LOL
Thats some workhorse. The sunrise looked beautiful could wake up to that every morning. Thanks for sharing. Xx
Love the cinematography Andrew! Beautiful sunrise and sunset captures. Love your videos!
Andrew I love your life. Keep up doing what you do. You probably have already figured out this issue with the amps. The starting amps for the 4 resistors are 40+ amps. The momentary current can easily exceed 50 amps. Fuses can stand more amps than the nominal value for certain amount of time. A fan of yours in Greece.
The bird eye view is beautiful indeed!
Thank you 🙏🏼
I love watching his videos more I like watching television. His videos are much more interesting.
You constantly produce interesting work content with the minimum of narration long may it continue. You deserve your 1.25M subscribers.
The therapy this provided after working out in the wind and cold all day is unrivaled. Thank you Andrew!
love it - "tree work" = large bonfire and beautiful time lapse shots of the fire. Yet another title that leads to a video that doesn't disappoint. Thanks for sharing what you do with all us youtube fiends.
Thanks so much Andrew. I'm an old guy and my body can't keep up with what I want to do. Enjoy your time and your awesome skills while you are young! I love how you clean and maintain your equipment. I'd allow you to be my boss.
Thanks a lot for your videos Andrew, enjoying every single one.
Love that your firing up a lot of your repair vids again and knocking out the wrench work as always. As a wrench myself it’s always good for people to see that they can branch out and knock out there own repairs and get some motivation from ya. Keep up the great content as always.
Every place on your property is just beautiful Andrew, those big rock cliffs are the road above your castle is amazing! Yeah, you have a beautiful Castle Place there my friend! I definitely admire your hard work, I don’t know if everyone watching your channel has been here as long but I’ve seen you working from it seems like day one! All those tough jobs and long days brother, definitely payed off! You always figure it out brother! 👌🏻👏🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻 Thanks for sharing my friend, kirk from Louisiana! 🙋🏼♂️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I really admire his patience working on exvacator complex design, not a lot of room, everything tangled up.
Great content
Not easy to repair such compact machines. There is a lot of experience in your solutions. Well done, the thing runs perfectly and in a few machine hours and a bit of fresh paint you'll be able to sell it as new.
Thankyou Kubota for cramming all that stuff into such a compact and inacessible place!
Great video as usual. I especially liked the dusk to dawn time lapse.
Watching you going around your place doing your normal stuff is very enjoyable content, thanks for sharing your life with us Andrew 👌
I like how you always clean up the road edges, it looks so much better than leaving stumps and tops.
what a treat, two huge uploads in a week
thanks Andrew
Always great to see a new video from Andrew, especially when it's a rainy day & there's nothing to do! 😁
Thank you for the sunrise. Forgot how marvellous it looks
The Kubota is a heavy-hitter, for sure - castle looks good in the drone shots, still hoping to see a 50' flag pole next to it flying the American flag some day soon, every castle needs a flag! 👍
I can’t believe it’s been 7 years thank you so much for all your help even after passing you still are coming through for me 👍🏻💪🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for another wonderful video ❤
I build a container house about a year before Andrew. Used to get containers for $1500 each. Now those greedy sellers want $8000 for them. It’s not worth it anymore. Andrew has the best container home I’ve seen.
Your dirtwork is extremely Good 👍 and you are a person that strives for perfection.
Always love your videos and look forward to your next one 64 minutes is not too long
One of my favorite Channels on TH-cam. Excellent content Andrew!
Nice spring cleaning. Looks good. Interesting to see the the difference in the earth's sub surface make up. Here in Plattsburgh, ny it's mostly sandy. Just 5 miles north the quarry is solid granite.
Wow. 3 videos in as many days. Huge drop. Thanks Andrew.
Andy on my RV when I know it's going to be parked up a month or three I connect a 5watt solar panel and it keeps the battery trickle charged and full - it's a marine grade panel about a foot and a bit square- It would be worth you getting a few as you seem to have a flat battery every other week - cheaper too I bet
Thanks Andrew ... always enjoying winding down with your videos.
Installing battery cutoff switches on your machines might be a good subject for a video. I did that and saved a lot of money on batteries.
Work smarter not harder!! Great videos Andrew!! keep them coming!!
45:00 I feel that moment, its always nice if you can fix something but its way more satisfactory to see what the problem was at the end. The worst kind being things that just somehow fix themselfes and you never get to figure out what the issue was.
Andrew, you are fearless and the very best. You have great patience and your videos are always just great. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Stump that rolled down the hill into you may have smashed the hyd line. Thanks for sharing.
I hit the side of the machine with a log, I don’t think I caught it on video.
Yeah. Just maybe the stump I thought was going to kill us all.
@@AndrewCamarata gotcha. We had to replace like 6 on a gehl mini that went up into the joystick like that they were a pain.
Andrew, your troubleshooting skills always amaze me.
Hey andrew, are you gonna do some basement/cave/ bunker on your property? It would be awesome
Making a difference with a little cleanup work always very rewarding. Looking good there
Andrew your the type of guy that could start your own Gold mining rig in Alaska or something. You can fix all your own stuff Like Parker on that gold mining show
I approve this video and a thumbs up from me is your reward. Congratulations
Awesome video thanks for sharing
Yes always great to have a video with Andrew ,Cody ,Blue and little bit of Sam in there well done thank you
Maybe for the next time you need to repair it...clicking of the relay is usual an indication that there is something wrong on the coil side of the relay (85-86) and not the power side (30-87/87a). Could be that the power wire to the coil (85) is intermittent shorting to earth. Or the ground of relay coil (86) has a intermittent loose connection. Maybe that's why you couldn't find anything wrong with the old glow sparks. They are on the power side of the relay. Just FYI.👍
Great content! I’m useless at anything D.I.Y. or Mechanical,but fascinating to watch somebody who can fix anything.👏👏👏🇬🇧&🇺🇸🤝
1st video of yours I watched was was about 5ish years ago. The first plastic culvert video under a clients drive, you might go radio silent for 6 or7 weeks but I never miss an upload. Best guy and uploaded on You Tube by miles, love it from Sheffield UK.
It could have been a high resistance (loose or corroded) connection that in the process of replacing the glow plugs you fixed without realizing, the small gauge wire you were using to jump where the fuse was would also act like a high resistance connection just because the wire was too small which is why you still saw the same symptoms until you put the fuse back in its place
High resistance does not short fuses.
Amazing how fast an hour can go. I learn something in every video. Been watching since before the castle. Great vids.
Hey Andrew, now that spring and summer are coming, I figure you will still be busy, but are you gonna work on improving the building that you have your car lift in? I remember you talked about that a while ago.
I want to. I just pored a slab in the back shed at my dads house.
Yeah this will be a cool project to see completed.
Nice fairly relaxed video. Nice to see maintenance and tree work together. You arent afraid to tackle anything
Leaf blowers are great for accelerating waste burn piles.
trees falling...fires burning...explosions....can't ask for more from Andrew....but he always gives us more...well done...
Bra jobba 👍
I just love watching Andrew fix stuff !! much love from Tunisia
Spring has begun, a lot of videos start to bloom and flower :)
Thanks, again for another well-done journey. Time well spent.
Thanks!
Thanks
@@AndrewCamarata anytime!
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Hi Andrew. Why do they always burn the dry logs and not let them rot naturally on the side of the road? greetings from Argentina.
What’s the difference, if you are worried about the carbon getting into the air, a rotting log releases just as much carbon as a burning log does. The log that rots just takes a little longer to release its carbon.
I am never more disappointed than when Andrew creates a pile of stuff to be burned and he doesn't burn it. I am not disappointed.
SpaceX launch can wait, I gotta see what Andrew is up to ;>
I did the same 😂
definitely hacking something up
@@nickgibb4687 lol if SpaceX ever swaps out the stereo in that thing Andrew is the man for the job
@@evanscreekbrahman7511 or a new dash...dont forget the scotchlocs on the electrical systems
Great Video Andrew.
I chased a lot of shorts on Excavators in the past. the Hydr. megacycles are the cause for much of that problem. another thing to note, plastic ties, they will cut through cast steal and not hurt the tie. The LORD Bless you and yours
Happy 4/20 everyone
I smoke two joints in time of peace, and two in time of war.
I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints, and then I smoke two more.
Oh, and good video and all that too, I guess.
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This was better the second time around, thanks :)
45:51 Why is it important that the batteries dont wiggle? Because its a fire hazard?
The vibration will loosen up the plates inside and cause them to short out .
Because they can get holes in them.
Or they can move around and damage themselves, or other things they are near,
Nice to see some spring cleaning Andrew Style! With all those leaves, you could make / sell compost. (You got the machines to turn & bag it) With all that waste wood you could make / sell wood chips and bio char for gardens. Would be some nice products to sell to local gardeners / nurseries or even home owners. Dig tree holes, fill them with a 50/50 mix of your compost mixed on site with the flip screen and back fill the tree holes with it. Get carbon credits for bio char production. People really need to start planting more fruit / nut trees. The Russians have a way of growing fruit trees in the bitter cold by cutting a trench, espalding a tree so it doesn't grow above 6', training the branches low to the ground and then covering the trench over with burlap in the winter to keep the trunk/roots from freezing.
Here in Washington State the "get er done, go,go,go" people clearing land share Andrew's mindset that "we never done it that way before ,Jim Bob". Just send the sweety to get some grub from Walmart. Your encouraging these folks to get them some Carbon Credits indicates to me you have not heard of the new form of global governance called communitarianism. Your carbon credit's will only be allotted to those who allow big brother to surveil your before/after operation for their accreditation. If your outfit is not large enough for the climate hoaxers they encourage you to start a commie co-op w/other small timers in your area so the pencil pushers have time to do your piddly sized book work.
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Hey Andrew, you have to admit that Kubota KX121-3 has been a real workhorse for you, I just love that machine, size and versatility and rarely has issues!!! That tree stump that got down on it, it's probably what screwed that hydro fitting!
Beautiful sunrise video !! The first stump almost got ya !! Lol But you did a good job deflecting it .
Man - its good to see you back into the old routine!!!
Nice to see Sam in the vids. Miss that. Like the dogs, can always tell how old a vid is based on who's in it. Thanks for the diversions and the lessons!