You got to appreciate Andrew on how he spends his TH-cam earnings. He doesn’t buy luxury stuff like most popular youtubers. He buys more used equipment so he can fix it and give us viewers more quality content. Thank you Andrew.
Hey Andrew it's your friend Rocco from Connecticut always enjoy your videos I looking for a used tracked skid steer like the ones you have what is a good price for one of those please let me know thanks your friend Rocco from Connecticut always enjoy seeing Levi and Cody
@@AndrewCamarata why this huge trackloader, are you planning to quarry a lot more roadbase from your lot ? It looks like a bit too big and cumbersome to haul to your average driveway project... but if you put it in front of a forest, it would roll right through it...
I've watched at least 50 of his videos.... He NEVER tells the viewers to "subscribe" or "hit the like button".... people just do it freely b/c he makes good content!!
i think one of the things that makes Andrew so entertaining to watch is that he describes what he does as "fun". We're not really just watching a man work. We're watching a man have fun.
That’s a serious material mover. May dad ran one for 25 years for a coal company and he loved every minute, always said he enjoyed it more than he deserved.
same thing with the lock picking lawyer if he says "you might want to consider it" thats something that should be purchased. For instance: His review on the PacLoc locking hitch pin, I bought one 2 weeks ago because of that video.
I can't tell you how much I get a kick out of just one hard-working guy owning one of almost every type of heavy construction vehicle. Just waiting for the wrecking ball crane video...
I’m the same age as Andrew and I love sharing these videos with my friends and family. Both my wife and daughter love watching the new ones together as a family.
Yeah, was wondering how he's gonna get it around. Isn't the limit on his new ish trailer like twenty tons? I may be wrong though, sure he would have a plan before buying it.
@@Mark_Chandler they can turn on 120 degrees, but most likely he backed down the road, with out a tractor's weight and obstruction, it's not hard. Try doing that in a subdivision with cars on both sides of the road, that's a challenge.
@@Mark_Chandler if I knew what his yard looked like I would have turned around up at his house, looks like a few good spots. May have had to move a couple pieces of equipment, but his road is nice, either way would have worked.
Idk if it'll fit! 😂 This guy has a serious fleet going now. One of the only TH-camrs that I watch every single "just bought a" video because its always something cool. Happy Friday!
Or build a big barn to store everything under the roof. I feel like in Europe it is more common to store all your gear under roof, but benefit of America (correct me if I'm wrong) is that your can make your ranch as big as u need space for.
Hey from someone that dug over 500 basement back in day with a front engine (977) (983) track loader. Use the torque converter more. Stop the track spin..get a bite near idle and roll into the coal..not wide open. You will get more done..and get more life out bottom..and stay away from mud..she sink like a pig..great machines..the 963 cant cut like that pig due to weight. Good luck
Nothing can beat the versatility of a track loader on the job site. I own and operate the newer generation of the 977, i have a 973C with the hydrostatic, and it always impresses me how much i can do with it.
when you are digging with that 977 wiggle the bucket going into the bank, instead of just lifting it you will have more success filling the bucket. run one for many years good machine
Great seeing the old 977's getting some use, If your collecting or needing a bigger bucket with power. A Caterpillar 983 crawler loader would finish off the line, Nicely
I have been watching ur videos for a while. I have been running Heavy Equipment since 1968 . I have seen you from start and you are getting better. Keep on going you are doing fine
As long as the operator knows how to run it. I’m not being and asshole or troll, but nothing I’ve ever seen this guy run impressed me and I’ve been running equipment for 25 yrs
Hello Andrew, you have bought a very good machine in the 977K. I saw many of these in action when I was a young cat mechanic in the 1970's. It has an engine and transmission that are perfectly matched for hard work. Its not often that you see a fully enclosed cab on this model, a very good option. Just remember that digging in solid rock will shorten the life of any machine. I will be following you now and look forward to more videos of this machine. Thanks!
LOVE these old Cats , ran both models they are hard working earth movers. a 977 is = to D7 / 955 = D5 of their era. this 977 you bought looks to be in great shape. good luck with all your equipment.
Track loaders? Hah! Andrew just stated that he put a deposit on a Cat 988 and if thats true, then a semi truck with a flatbed will be next on the list because a 988 is fucking huge! Okay, he didnt say which model, but even the Model A or B are already huge and i totally dont think he will get a Model K or Model H since those are even bigger.
Andrew reallly loves heavy equipment...his vlogs are always interesting...:) He is an inspiration to every hard worker in America. He has sth that is being lost..the independent guy with a can-do attitude!
It’s a shame that the engine side covers are missing on so many of these old traxcavators. Great video it’s people like you that care about these old Cats Many thanks
Yes! Another awesome video Andrew! Looking forward to seeing more of this machine. Love tracked loaders from that era. Always get excited to see the green 955 out on jobs. Best of luck with her!
Looks like you purchased a good machine. Tracks look good,no extra smoke under load, no extra noise from hydraulics or transmission under load. Happy dirt moving.
The difference a good truck driver and a great truck driver makes is unbelievable! Cody is always wet because Labradors love water, I hope that you’ve got a video coming up where you get to use the 977 to it’s full potential and thanks for another great video 👍🏻
Andrew continues to make a very strong case for being the first overall draft pick when we're picking teams for the zombie apocalypse. I don't know if we'll survive, but I know we'll survive longer than everyone else.
Great video - I can't wait to see what Andrew builds for the car service/outdoor storage area. That will be epic. Maybe he will build an underground tunnel and put in containers that connect to his castle!
I mean, let’s really think about it.....this dude built himself a CASTLE. A metal and concrete fortress that will be standing for well over a hundred years.
When Andrew says the guy is Good, you know he means it. Andrew is awesome and i admire him a great deal, he has a great work ethic, raised right, never takes anything or anyone for granted and always there if and when you need him or ask him for help. Sure the guys he grew up with and still his close friends can attest to that. Road looks great Andrew, I know you been after that for a while, and glad that you finally got a piece that can do the job... Inspector Cody seems to approve as well:-)_
I find it funny that andrew saying i will try to keep it short but its still a 16 min video when most uploaders content is hardly 10 min. Love the content of a genuine guy doing stuff he loves.
Most uploaders have an average view time of about 3-4 min so its not worth making a video more than about ten minutes. Andrew has no trouble getting people to watch his three plus hour snowmobile epic so for him a 16 min video is kind of short.
The tough part often is that "If I had [this equipment] for [that job] how much easier/faster/more efficient it would have been." At least until you start thinking it through and remember just what you own that will pull a 30t trailer.
Andrew, I think that you have arrived at the point where you might want to consider purchasing a rock crusher to make your own gravel for your own use and for sale. You have reclaimed so much of the cliff and use the tailings to create new level areas a rock crusher would be the ideal partner in your land development. Just a humble suggestion from an old man. You remind me of when I was young. Have fun and do what makes you happy this life goes a lot quicker than it should. 👍👍👍👍👍
Andrew I wish you would make your videos longer, I am an older person that used to be like You. Know All I can do is watch guy's wrenching and doing things thiere way. Got mad Respect for you Andrew.
I want to thank you for telling us what you paid for it right away and without beating around the bush. Those small things mean so much to those that are currently interested and looking for similar machinery.
Can you do a video about the differences between the track loader vs the wheeled loader from the operators perspective when digging into the bank please. Another great video Andrew. Thanks
Make sure you grease the lower bucket pins more frequently, and the two pins that are along the track, about every 5 hours. They will last a long time if you do. Don't forget the zerks on the throttle and the u-joint that connects the engine to the tranny. That u-joint is not fun to replace! Nice purchase!
First thing I would have done before using it is grease the hell out of it then changed all the fluids and filters. Good maintenance save s you a ton of money in the long haul.
Christmas comes for Andrew every time he gets a new toy and the rocky hillside will be flat in a couple years! Good Job Andy - Thanks for another good one
He's gonna get his buddy, Jesse Mueller to start the hauling, I'm guessing!!. Jesse just got a semi, and is looking for a lowboy! Jesse just got some bigger pieces of equipment....so now needs a bigger semi and trailer!!!
You got to appreciate Andrew on how he spends his TH-cam earnings. He doesn’t buy luxury stuff like most popular youtubers. He buys more used equipment so he can fix it and give us viewers more quality content.
Thank you Andrew.
He bought this in part with the $15,000+ he made on selling a broken roller on eBay
I did not get paid for that roller, that guy was a fraudulent bidder.
Hey Andrew it's your friend Rocco from Connecticut always enjoy your videos I looking for a used tracked skid steer like the ones you have what is a good price for one of those please let me know thanks your friend Rocco from Connecticut always enjoy seeing Levi and Cody
@@AndrewCamarata Figures, $15k was a little high for that. Scammers suck, I dont even understand their plan with that one.
@@AndrewCamarata why this huge trackloader, are you planning to quarry a lot more roadbase from your lot ? It looks like a bit too big and cumbersome to haul to your average driveway project... but if you put it in front of a forest, it would roll right through it...
best thing about Andrew..never asks or cries for money...or buy this or buy that..thank you Andrew..u earn every penny
I’ll give credit where it’s due , I’ve only seen him mention t shirts and crap a couple times
He doesn't need to ask for money. He's so popular on here that the ad revenue alone pays for all his equipment he's bought recently.
@@Squad1993 Don’t forget he puts in the hours in doing his normal work
unless he needs to buy a replacement part for the bobcats. Every penny is too much. And each part costs a million dollars :-)
I've watched at least 50 of his videos.... He NEVER tells the viewers to "subscribe" or "hit the like button".... people just do it freely b/c he makes good content!!
“This guy’s good” is basically a 5 star rating coming from Andrew
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@@mikemynahan513 Ah yes! I too enjoy vague comments.
i think one of the things that makes Andrew so entertaining to watch is that he describes what he does as "fun". We're not really just watching a man work. We're watching a man have fun.
Shit, if you can have fun AND get paid for it, that there's the Golden Egg. He's a lucky guy.
I used to be a subscriber to Letsdig. Chris is just too boring.
Wouldn't you like to make money collecting and playing with big tonka toys? I sure as hell would.
That`s why i am working after retirement...
That’s a serious material mover. May dad ran one for 25 years for a coal company and he loved every minute, always said he enjoyed it more than he deserved.
If Andrew says a guy is “Good” , that is more justification to do business with a person or company than any standard online review 😂
Andrews's praise is noteworthy. He knows his shit.
@@gr1mrea9er82 Everything except tree work. Lol
Oh lord, give it a rest.
same thing with the lock picking lawyer
if he says "you might want to consider it" thats something that should be purchased. For instance: His review on the PacLoc locking hitch pin, I bought one 2 weeks ago because of that video.
@@The_JEB link?
I can't tell you how much I get a kick out of just one hard-working guy owning one of almost every type of heavy construction vehicle. Just waiting for the wrecking ball crane video...
I know right this guy is a prime example if you put in the hard work you can have whatever you want
or tree muncher?
@NoCovid he probably will lol
How about a Rock crusher
@NoCovid He sure has a fleet - and the space for them!
Andrews just having fun at this point! Hard work pays off 👍🏼
@@100M2B Exactly what I was thinking.
I’m the same age as Andrew and I love sharing these videos with my friends and family. Both my wife and daughter love watching the new ones together as a family.
Used to operate a 977 in New England years ago. Tough machine. One of Cat's finest.
Next up, Andrew buys a low-boy truck and trailer to transport his toys. Thanks for taking us along
I wonder how much it needs to move in order for that to be economical. Might be cheaper to pay someone and let them deal with the truck maintenance.
I wonder if his large dump can tow it? if he can find a trailer for it.
@@2xKTfc truck maintenance isn't going to be any more expensive than maintaining an excavator or one of those crawler loaders.
Yeah, was wondering how he's gonna get it around. Isn't the limit on his new ish trailer like twenty tons? I may be wrong though, sure he would have a plan before buying it.
@@timb5280 He definitely needs a six by six rock truck just for giggles.......
The truck driver is probably sitting now in his home watching the video and proud of himself.
He's had tough spots than that forsure.
@@kurtnewyork9374 I guess you're right.
@@kurtnewyork9374 how did that truck turn around
@@Mark_Chandler they can turn on 120 degrees, but most likely he backed down the road, with out a tractor's weight and obstruction, it's not hard. Try doing that in a subdivision with cars on both sides of the road, that's a challenge.
@@Mark_Chandler if I knew what his yard looked like I would have turned around up at his house, looks like a few good spots. May have had to move a couple pieces of equipment, but his road is nice, either way would have worked.
Nice. You'll definitely have to line up all your gear in front of the castle for a nice pic. 👍
Idk if it'll fit! 😂 This guy has a serious fleet going now. One of the only TH-camrs that I watch every single "just bought a" video because its always something cool.
Happy Friday!
@@TreachourusJdogg I agree. I enjoy watching all his vids.
Or build a big barn to store everything under the roof. I feel like in Europe it is more common to store all your gear under roof, but benefit of America (correct me if I'm wrong) is that your can make your ranch as big as u need space for.
Hey from someone that dug over 500 basement back in day with a front engine (977) (983) track loader. Use the torque converter more. Stop the track spin..get a bite near idle and roll into the coal..not wide open. You will get more done..and get more life out bottom..and stay away from mud..she sink like a pig..great machines..the 963 cant cut like that pig due to weight. Good luck
Nothing can beat the versatility of a track loader on the job site. I own and operate the newer generation of the 977, i have a 973C with the hydrostatic, and it always impresses me how much i can do with it.
when you are digging with that 977 wiggle the bucket going into the bank, instead of just lifting it you will have more success filling the bucket. run one for many years good machine
at least practice curling
Andrew: buys a 20-ton trailer "ill never come near maxing it out"
Also Andrew: *buys a 24-ton machine*
Hah, I was thinking exactly the same thing.. How is he going to transport this thing to/from a job site?..:)
@@frankish5314 I want to see AC get a semi. That would be nuts.
@@grantzawodniak682 Not sure if that comment came out sounding quite how you expected it!😂
@@ChuckFickens1972 he probley did when it started up
@@frankish5314 he can probably put it on his 20 ton trailer if he needs to. But it probably won't leave his place very often.
Won't be surprised if Andrew ends up buying a Peterbilt Truck & trailer to haul his toys
No doubt.
Thinking the same thing.
I was wondering if his new blue trailer is big enough to haul it. Apparently not.
A peterbilt trailer?? 😂🤣😂🤣
Of course he will
Great seeing the old 977's getting some use, If your collecting or needing a bigger bucket with power. A Caterpillar 983 crawler loader would finish off the line, Nicely
I have been watching ur videos for a while. I have been running Heavy Equipment since 1968 . I have seen you from start and you are getting better. Keep on going you are doing fine
You are amazing my friend. My favorite youtube channel for sure! What a human you are... an asset to everyone and anyone.
I mean sure you can flex with sports car and big houses but there's nothing like a Caterpillar 977! That's the ultimate flex right there.
As long as the operator knows how to run it. I’m not being and asshole or troll, but nothing I’ve ever seen this guy run impressed me and I’ve been running equipment for 25 yrs
Andrew is a great example of 21st century cool. 😎
Confident, capable, positive and enthusiastic. Just has to do it his way.
Hello Andrew, you have bought a very good machine in the 977K. I saw many of these in action when I was a young cat mechanic in the 1970's. It has an engine and transmission that are perfectly matched for hard work. Its not often that you see a fully enclosed cab on this model, a very good option. Just remember that digging in solid rock will shorten the life of any machine. I will be following you now and look forward to more videos of this machine. Thanks!
Andrew that 977 is a beast.
You sounded excited after operating it.
Congratulations.
That 977, sound healthy! Way to go, Andrew!
One of the best track loaders ever made 977...My Father had many of them...
Awesome Andrew i had the same machine 10 years ago and they are a true work horse. I wish id never sold it.
LOVE these old Cats , ran both models they are hard working earth movers. a 977 is = to D7 / 955 = D5 of their era. this 977 you bought looks to be in great shape. good luck with all your equipment.
“ Honey, whatcha watching?” Me, “Just watching Andrew dig up the rest of the mountain.”
Exactemundo ! lol
Nice to see you back from your previous comment hahah.
yeah ... sorry i haven't posted in a couple years but i got carried away and I flattened the mountain
He's got the equipment to be king of all mountain's, he's the best
Same. Wearing his merch too, the shirt with Cody and Levi’s pawprints.
20 years down the line: ''There used to be a mountain here until I flattened it with the track loaders!''
Track loaders? Hah! Andrew just stated that he put a deposit on a Cat 988 and if thats true, then a semi truck with a flatbed will be next on the list because a 988 is fucking huge!
Okay, he didnt say which model, but even the Model A or B are already huge and i totally dont think he will get a Model K or Model H since those are even bigger.
Andrew: "That would kind of complete my collection here of cats from this era"
Cody: "Wait, wut? Cats? Nooooooo"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That cabin is bigger than my apartment in tokyo... looks awesome man
Andrew reallly loves heavy equipment...his vlogs are always interesting...:) He is an inspiration to every hard worker in America. He has sth that is being lost..the independent guy with a can-do attitude!
Everytime I see you buy something new, it just inspires me to keep working hard. You're living the dream man : )
One of hardest workers at his prime, great buy, video also, hope Levi is doing ok.👍👍👍
It’s a shame that the engine side covers are missing on so many of these old traxcavators.
Great video it’s people like you that care about these old Cats Many thanks
Yes! Another awesome video Andrew! Looking forward to seeing more of this machine. Love tracked loaders from that era. Always get excited to see the green 955 out on jobs. Best of luck with her!
Really enjoy watching Andrew work. His sense of humor is refreshing.
Looks like you purchased a good machine. Tracks look good,no extra smoke under load, no extra noise from hydraulics or transmission under load. Happy dirt moving.
As soon as he said 'this thing weighs 24 tonnes'- I knew there was a new trailer video coming soon.
The difference a good truck driver and a great truck driver makes is unbelievable! Cody is always wet because Labradors love water, I hope that you’ve got a video coming up where you get to use the 977 to it’s full potential and thanks for another great video 👍🏻
Whenever Andrew says "Let's go work on something else" I wish he could just livestream it so I don't have to wait!
Andrew continues to make a very strong case for being the first overall draft pick when we're picking teams for the zombie apocalypse. I don't know if we'll survive, but I know we'll survive longer than everyone else.
Might not survive, but youll atleast have a good time, andrew seems like the type of guy that id love to just hang out with.
Nice find Andrew... Track loaders are so 40 years ago but they still do pretty great in the woods if you can only afford one machine.
Some people live their dreams through their kids, I live mine through Andrew. Always fun to watch him do his thing.
It's cheaper 🤣
News at 6:00: Local man purchases mountain property, turns it into pasture land. When asked why he says “ehh it was fun.”
"I only ment to make it a little flatter, but I thought if I already do it then make it right, so nothing unexpected happens for no good reason"
“Didn’t that castle used to be on the side of the mountain?”
"The Catskill Mountains are now as level as the Kansas Plains"
Great video - I can't wait to see what Andrew builds for the car service/outdoor storage area. That will be epic. Maybe he will build an underground tunnel and put in containers that connect to his castle!
Used to run one for Hulcher cleaning up train wrecks . Good machines, very strong. Had a lot of fun.
You are going to enjoy the D 977 series Andrew! A few differences but worth the weight. Beat of luck to you and the family!
"What are you doing? Why are you always wet?" These are the same questions I ask my dog everyday.
Same questions i ask my girlfriend (jk i will never have one)
And not too long ago, Andrew was mowing lawns for a living! Amazing!
Loader looks pretty awesome for digging out the hillside! Nice Andrew! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I think I've watched all your vids......proud of ya man.....good to see someone and their machines grow
Nice addition to the fleet! Looking forward to seeing it in action on some upcoming projects.
Some men live on construction sites, and here we have the construction site living with Andrew
I mean, let’s really think about it.....this dude built himself a CASTLE. A metal and concrete fortress that will be standing for well over a hundred years.
Now comes the bomb shelter,, new highway to the other side of the mountain,, get away!
"Andrew, can you flatten this mountain over here?" Andrew: "yeah, give me a minute" LOL!!!
That's a badass piece of equipment! Can't wait to see it on your job sites!
I don't think that will happen soon. He only has a 20 ton trailer..
Congrats to a 977! Excellent strong track loader.
I love the way those old Cat Loaders look, and thenold dozers as well. There's just something about them that looks so...menacing
Its like playing with your Tonka trucks in the dirt as a kid, but on a much larger scale. Something so calming about watching this.
I don't know why but I could watch him pick away at that hillside for hours.
When Andrew says the guy is Good, you know he means it. Andrew is awesome and i admire him a great deal, he has a great work ethic, raised right, never takes anything or anyone for granted and always there if and when you need him or ask him for help. Sure the guys he grew up with and still his close friends can attest to that. Road looks great Andrew, I know you been after that for a while, and glad that you finally got a piece that can do the job... Inspector Cody seems to approve as well:-)_
Thanks so much for sharing. I look forward to your videos. And through you I've met Jesse Muller and I enjoy his work, too!
Looks like a Ritchie Brothers paint job. I used to own a new 977 in 1973. It was a mighty useful machine>
Andrew: see that mountain ?
Everyone else: what mountain ?
Andrew: EXACTLY
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Mountain: Breaks for No reason at all
True story.
When Jesus said all you needed was a grain of mustard he was talking figuratively about a 48,000 lb yellow Cat 977 in the future.
🤣🤣🤣⚰
I find it funny that andrew saying i will try to keep it short but its still a 16 min video when most uploaders content is hardly 10 min. Love the content of a genuine guy doing stuff he loves.
Most uploaders have an average view time of about 3-4 min so its not worth making a video more than about ten minutes. Andrew has no trouble getting people to watch his three plus hour snowmobile epic so for him a 16 min video is kind of short.
@@DougsMessyGarage, Doesn't TH-cam mandate 8 minutes to get paid for ads ?
@@augustreil Yes but a ten minute video meets the 8 min requirement. 16 minutes gives you two chances to get ad revenue
@@DougsMessyGarage, Thanks !
Nice score Andrew, I'm glad too see someone appreciates the older iron
I love the 955 & 977 ran both in the 70s My favorite machine at the time ! Loaded a lot of trucks and burned many hugh brush piles
Great machine. I ran a 77 for years. Then they gave me a 973 , day & night.
Good machine right there. Spend A LOT of time on one over the years on derailments sites.
That’s awesome man I’m glad you’re doing well
My morning just got infinitely better. Thank you Andrew
Nice, looking forward to the service video on it. Wonderful watching your videos.
Glad to see the new addition. Keep up the good work Andrew! Love your videos!
The tough part often is that "If I had [this equipment] for [that job] how much easier/faster/more efficient it would have been."
At least until you start thinking it through and remember just what you own that will pull a 30t trailer.
Andrew: so I bought a big track loader.
Andrew’s mountain: shudders!!
LOL!
Mountain: Breaks for No reason at all
Andrew needed to move a mountain... he got him self a bigger machine!
Andrew,
I think that you have arrived at the point where you might want to consider purchasing a rock crusher to make your own gravel for your own use and for sale. You have reclaimed so much of the cliff and use the tailings to create new level areas a rock crusher would be the ideal partner in your land development. Just a humble suggestion from an old man.
You remind me of when I was young. Have fun and do what makes you happy this life goes a lot quicker than it should.
👍👍👍👍👍
Andrew I wish you would make your videos longer, I am an older person that used to be like You. Know All I can do is watch guy's wrenching and doing things thiere way. Got mad Respect for you Andrew.
Nice machine! Looks great and seems in good mechanical condition!
Cody just stands there looking at the hillside cut thinking..."What's Andrew doing to my hillside???"
Andrew buys new toy,tries it out moving a mountain,gotta love this guy and his machines
I want to thank you for telling us what you paid for it right away and without beating around the bush. Those small things mean so much to those that are currently interested and looking for similar machinery.
Can you do a video about the differences between the track loader vs the wheeled loader from the operators perspective when digging into the bank please.
Another great video Andrew. Thanks
Andrew's toys just keep on getting bigger! Congrats man!
Make sure you grease the lower bucket pins more frequently, and the two pins that are along the track, about every 5 hours. They will last a long time if you do. Don't forget the zerks on the throttle and the u-joint that connects the engine to the tranny. That u-joint is not fun to replace! Nice purchase!
It’s Friday and Andrew drops a new vid it really doesn’t get better than this 🤠
It sure does unless you have no life
@@nightSkyacc bro, chill.
Many men would enjoy to have all the neat machinery and toys AC has worked hard to get! Great job Andrew. .
and hats off to you for probably the best Cat 977 digging video yet on YT..
Andrew's ability to take it to the next level always amazes.
First thing I would have done before using it is grease the hell out of it then changed all the fluids and filters. Good maintenance save s you a ton of money in the long haul.
That would be way too logical for him.
One of the best men on YT no doubt
I love watching your videos, you are an amazing guy andrew!!!
Keep up your adittute and be your self!
Greetings from Allgäu-Bavaria
Christmas comes for Andrew every time he gets a new toy and the rocky hillside will be flat in a couple years! Good Job Andy - Thanks for another good one
Next video will be buying a semi and lowboy to haul my heavy ass track loader😂 I love it. Wish I could have it
I don't believe he has anything that will haul that around, so if I was a betting man, I would bet your right!
I am wondering how he's gonna get it around, his new trailer is only a 20 tonner.
@@Bobbywolf64 he'll probably figure something out
He's gonna get his buddy, Jesse Mueller to start the hauling, I'm guessing!!. Jesse just got a semi, and is looking for a lowboy! Jesse just got some bigger pieces of equipment....so now needs a bigger semi and trailer!!!
To be honest, I would love a full blown video of you just munching the side of that mountain. For Some reason it's so chill
The castle is on the east side of the mointain.
Andrew : I want it on the west side... Guess I'll move the mountain.
Lol
wonder if he has neighbours higher up the mountain
It does face east!
He could probably do it too
@@krashdown102 possibly not for long!
in my day the 977 was the go to machine for almost every job, till excavators came with quick hitches and buckets and implements became so varied
A Man and his Toys Thanks for showing