Mustie and Andrew..never ask for money, never act like fools..pure entertainment with the quest of knowledge and having fun doing it.. who always get my thumbs up..
Mustie1 has some great content. Love his small engine stuff. This past weekend he started working on a skit steer. Curious if he throws a VW engine in that bad boy 😂.
@@Hard_Right Conpact construction site equipment -> 4 wheels, steers by turning only on set of wheels, a lot of "attachments" available -> like the mower deck, set of forks, buckets, etc. Mr camarata owns at least one of these things. Just google Bobcat S650 ^^
It was nice to have a Rep. there to walk you through the rock hammer operation and hook up. Normally you unload it out of a delivery truck and it is off to the races.
Brilliant video Andrew and congratulations on the new machine and attachments. Lovely zero swing machine. The field engineer was a nice decent guy. Love this channel because it's about good honest hard work and not like so many others where " it's look at me BS" most definitely inspiring the younger generation and showing that a strong work ethic pays off
Letsdig18 is another channel that's quite similar in that regard. Chris is a little more refined as an excavator operator but Andrew has better cinematography
Field Engineer was thorough - informative - professional - without being a mouthy salesman. He seems like a valued employee for the company he works for.
I had to look up the price for a Rockblaster 1300. Greater than $40k, Wowsers! I can see why a little time spent "getting it right" is good for everybody. As always great content Andrew. Thanks.
Best mod for that ripper is to attach a "cutting blade" to the back of it. It has 5 or so teeth on it like a circular saw blade(scaled up obviously). It also sped up the process of ripping tree stumps out of the ground because it could cut/shear the stump while it was still in the ground.
the main design feature if that ripper was the plated fulcrum points to gain leverage for lifting car sized rock in one piece. ie. retaining wall block size💡
18:56 I have no idea who he is, but i've always love whenever he pops up on videos explaining hydraulic operations over the years. What a wealth of knowledge and so friendly on top of it. :D
the shale ripper - surprisingly productive once you noodle around with it a bit - you will use the hammer attachment quite a bit, it may seem a little slow but it really isn't, the swale bucket will be incredibly useful for finishing up roads and making nice drainage ditches - remember to grease everything up, you should be able to sell a bunch of rock and gravel and have plenty of work and projects this summer
It’s a flat out miracle!!!!!! I came in here in less than 6 or 8 or 12 hours!!!!! I know that I’m not the only one that wishes what I’m about to say. BUT I WISH LIKE HELL THAT ANDY WOULD MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!!!!! 1 at least, Every 3 days!!!
Just get a hydraulic concrete crusher. It crushes concrete and cuts metal for breakfast, the wood is like... tootpicks to clean it. There's also ripper + crusher jaw combos out there. I'd get the kind that has two rippers, one per jaw. The larger one on the moving jaw and the smaller one on the static jaw. I think they're called rhino jaws.
Reverse-mounted attachment and heavy load (like the rock slab) is a great way to make your boom and/or stick crack. You're basically working against the normal stress pattern and greatly accelerating metal fatigue, much like reverse-bending a paperclip. I mean, I get it, it works much better than ripping it the normal way... but your machine is going to be sad.
Machines are tools. Tools have to produce the end results desired. If the tool has to be worked in a manner that the tool designers overlooked - the designers are at fault, not the user; the user is getting the end results desired.
@@mmi16 mmyeah not quite agree with that. Anything can be (ab)used in ways that it's not designed for. Can't blame the designer for putting a cat into a microwave to dry it after its bath...
The right tool for the job always works best & safely. Your video puts me right there on the job pulling levers & leaning my head the way I want the machine to move next. Love it!
Hi Andrew that jack hammer is a nice attachment. I use one often in a underground coal mine when straight up and down they work good but if your tilted forward I move forward a bit to keep the same angle and it won’t stall out because your angle stays the same, been watching your channel since you first started and picked up a lot of tips. love your channel mate
👍🎉 Mustie and Andrew truly embody the essence of pure entertainment and knowledge pursuit without resorting to gimmicks or soliciting money. Their dedication to providing enjoyable content while sharing valuable insights is commendable. They consistently earn my thumbs up for their engaging approach and quest for exploration. Keep up the great work! 🙌🌟📚
That's exactly what it is. Entertainment. If he did things "textbook" all the time, imagine how boring it would be? Andrew discovered that breaking stuff, is a gold mine.
Andrew ,Mike Morgan has a split fire attachment from Canada for his excavator. He uses it to split large diameter logs into smaller pcs he can then further process
Barny rubble would be proud. . That ripper would work better on stumps in the ground. . I could see it handleing the roots on big ol fir trees well, but you don't really have those on the east coast.
Andrew I think what you need is the Split Fire Log Splitter excavator attachment. It's great for splitting/breaking up large rounds. It uses the hydraulics on your excavator to drive the wedge through big trunk pieces already chainsawed into manageable rounds like 16" for example wide.
One of the things I love about your channel versus say Jesse or letsdig18 is that it's gentle on my ADHD, typically you always go into time lapse mode at the exact right moment. In this case, less than 3 minutes of it just wasn't enough for me. I notice you've gotten away from it more and more in your videos but I can't be the only person who misses it.
Missed you, Andrew. You're so incredibly talented and smart. You are my motivation. Few yard and garden little vids on my channel. Good vibes being sent your way.
Way back in the Mid Seventies that rock breaker was "new tech" I remember being told the Tungsan bit was five thousand pounds! (no idea what that is today) but great to see one in action again. watch your eyes as the chips flying off are dangerous! (and for the general public) Thanks Andrew, you keep me informed and entertained every time
Andrew, your audience has seen enough rock ripping, blasting, and related excavation. Get some real content on the site if you intend to hold interest..!
When you're not using your rock breaker for long periods of time store it upright. If laid down for long periods the weight of the piston etc can squash the seals. Most manufacturers and reps dont even know or suggest this. Speaking from experience owning and rebuilding my own breakers over the last 20 years. We usually concrete a pipe into the ground at the yard so the moil fits inside it to stand it upright safely.
Andrew take some carpet and band clamps and put it around the base of the hammer. Leave it so you can see a few inches of the bit. This is what we did when braking concrete in down town dallas. Works pretty good
That's exactly what they are. All the parking curbs in the northeast were primarily made from Catskill bluestone. My neighborhood in NJ was all bluestone curbs and bluestone sidewalk. But concrete has taken over that role now.
Great new tools for the digger mate awesome vid , hey check out those concrete / reo bar cutters that demo guys use, they would destroy stumps and logs.
i bought an Alpha 400 Excavator Tree Shear last week, its very good but... you gotta start small and get used to the balance and movement... you dont want the tree falling on your cab. cost wise around $8,000 with extras
You need to get yourself a hydraulic screw wood slitter for your excavator. I seen people split stumps and very big logs with one of those.. They are simple and work very well
@@jeffwilliams3642 I seen a wood splitter for his skid steer but never seen a screw type wood splitter they make them for excavators and seen one person split a 6 foot across stump easy.. Split 4 foot logs into firewood easy.. Screw type needs very little power to run but with very big results.. They have been around for like 30 years or more
@@sirwallygator565 we may not be talking about the same piece of equipment. The attachment he has for the skidsteers looks like a corkscrew and turns the stumps into wood chips.
I miss Levi. Cody and Blue seem interested in only their own existance and you don't ask for a "Lab Inspection" anymore. Levi was always on hand for us and you.
That "Rockblaster" jack hammer is a brute !! Nothing seems to stop it !! Made short work of your project, Andrew !! Hopefully, they had it on SALE for you, Buddy !!
Stump splitting thumbs up, even though this takes extra time you will gain that time back on the burn pile. due to more surface area exposed stumps will burn up !! worked for a company that split stumps with a digging bucket corner tooth only, just hit them hard!! But not with a quick attach bucket Trackhoe was pretty good size Komatsu 300 j
Two good attachments from respected manufacturers. The ripper from Oriel attachments is made in Ireland 🇮🇪 and the tilt bucket is by Strickland made in the UK 🇬🇧 p.s, get a bottle of nitrogen and a kit for re-gassing your hammer. Its simple to do by yourself rather than waiting for someone to come out and do it. Good luck with your new purchases.👍
Andrew! it's been 3 weeks! where is our next video? We need our fix dude! Of all the youtubers out there you're one of them who still puts in the work and effort of constantly moving the camera around and showing the activity. A lot of my old favorites have become lazy and just want to hold the camera in front of their face with 20 minutes of blah, blah, blah.... You have never failed to make an interesting video because you put in the work.
Awsome Andrew . Mustie and Andrew..never ask for money, never act like fools..pure entertainment with the quest of knowledge and having fun doing it.. who always get my thumbs up..
Well that’s a first I’ve heard that quick attach couplers restrict flow. I have 3 hammers mounted on a 5 ton,14, and 45 ton excavators with quick attach couplers all from the factory. On the 140 Volvo we even use the tilt rotor with the hammer.
👏🎥🔧 Mustie and Andrew are a dynamic duo of entertainment and knowledge! They never cease to amaze with their genuine passion for their craft. Their content is refreshingly authentic, as they never beg for money or resort to foolish antics. It's pure entertainment coupled with a quest for knowledge and fun. They definitely deserve my thumbs up! Can't wait to see what they have in store for their next excavator project. 💪🚧🔨
Did you see the stump shredder works great for cleaning up the forest with the excavator whole trees bruh everything goes to dust and it's good for bringing compost back on the ground and moisture.
Been wondering where's our favorite chainsaw radio installer been 😊
Quality install...better than OEM
Every time I rewatch the radio episodes, I'm still laughing my head off.😂😂😂 He's my favorite TH-camr.
@@max28xl83 not only you man. Those videos are gold for my eyes 🤣😂
21:15.......AC...........spends $12k on new hammer........ Thinks chainsaw's faster through ROCK than this thing 😶😊
"Chainsaw Radio Installer" sounds like a name for a punk band.
Mustie and Andrew..never ask for money, never act like fools..pure entertainment with the quest of knowledge and having fun doing it.. who always get my thumbs up..
Funny how many of us watch the people on here. It's like someone tells you about one guy, then you can name 5 other channels they probably watch.
Mustie1 has some great content. Love his small engine stuff. This past weekend he started working on a skit steer. Curious if he throws a VW engine in that bad boy 😂.
Andrew, Matt from Diesel Creek and Mustie... Playlist of Champions ;>
@@evanscreekbrahman7511 South Main Auto, Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics, Farmcraft
@@Hard_Right
Conpact construction site equipment -> 4 wheels, steers by turning only on set of wheels, a lot of "attachments" available -> like the mower deck, set of forks, buckets, etc. Mr camarata owns at least one of these things. Just google Bobcat S650 ^^
It was nice to have a Rep. there to walk you through the rock hammer operation and hook up. Normally you unload it out of a delivery truck and it is off to the races.
Thanks for all the camera shots you do to create such quality videos!
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Dealing with a company with good field reps like the hammer guy can make all the difference. Another very interesting video.
i love that when reps come out and clearly know what they're talking about
I agree but that’s also a $50k implement … so I’m sure the white glove treatment is included 😂😅
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤0 what 0⁹⁹ is😊😅 and
Impressed with the service. Hands on and instructional. This company wants your business.
I came to say the same thing. That hammer company guy - you could just see he was happy to help
Andrew I know it’s a lot of work making these videos but I look forward to every one of them.
That ripper works really good for that ledge when its on backwards. Almost seems faster than a hammer for that
Yeah. If there are seems it can get between.
Brilliant video Andrew and congratulations on the new machine and attachments. Lovely zero swing machine. The field engineer was a nice decent guy.
Love this channel because it's about good honest hard work and not like so many others where " it's look at me BS" most definitely inspiring the younger generation and showing that a strong work ethic pays off
Letsdig18 is another channel that's quite similar in that regard. Chris is a little more refined as an excavator operator but Andrew has better cinematography
As a younger generation, Andrew has inspired me greatly.
He has mainly just been doing stuff around his property, not getting many jobs. youtube must pay well
Certainly helps him add toys his toy box
Field Engineer was thorough - informative - professional - without being a mouthy salesman. He seems like a valued employee for the company he works for.
That hammer's a beast - and quality sales/service from your hammer dealer! 👍
I had to look up the price for a Rockblaster 1300. Greater than $40k, Wowsers!
I can see why a little time spent "getting it right" is good for everybody.
As always great content Andrew. Thanks.
Boy... that's a long payback time.
I believe Chinese made one is only $5k, with free shipping.
@@m.h.9597yeah but already broken or made from instant noddles
Best mod for that ripper is to attach a "cutting blade" to the back of it. It has 5 or so teeth on it like a circular saw blade(scaled up obviously). It also sped up the process of ripping tree stumps out of the ground because it could cut/shear the stump while it was still in the ground.
Look at a Root Ripper Tine, used in conjunction with a thumb, make a great combination..
Wouldn't last very long and it would impede the use of the ripper. They're made that way for a reason.
@@aserta they do and will, digger knife has been around for years they have serated back edges
the main design feature if that ripper was the plated fulcrum points to gain leverage for lifting car sized rock in one piece. ie. retaining wall block size💡
Kinda useless in northeast, itll sit in the weeds more then it's used
Nice machine! Forgot all about the new Hyundai
Ripper looks good
Thanks for sharing Andy
Really impressed with the power of it honestly. Seems like there isn't much you couldn't do with it, given time.
It's great having someone around who can give advice on the product. This was so satisfying to watch!
Wow! Camarata drops have become a special occasion!
Yea I have to watch on other TH-cam channels lol
"Is this going to break my window?"
"Yes, remove the window so it can break your face instead"
Andrew your so good at building/design. I Bet you would make one hell of garden space.
That was very well done. Love Cody in the drivers seat❤❤❤
18:56 I have no idea who he is, but i've always love whenever he pops up on videos explaining hydraulic operations over the years.
What a wealth of knowledge and so friendly on top of it. :D
Thank you! I try!
@@EnthusiastGarage OMG THERES THAT GUY! ♥♥
the shale ripper - surprisingly productive once you noodle around with it a bit - you will use the hammer attachment quite a bit, it may seem a little slow but it really isn't, the swale bucket will be incredibly useful for finishing up roads and making nice drainage ditches - remember to grease everything up, you should be able to sell a bunch of rock and gravel and have plenty of work and projects this summer
It’s a flat out miracle!!!!!! I came in here in less than 6 or 8 or 12 hours!!!!! I know that I’m not the only one that wishes what I’m about to say. BUT I WISH LIKE HELL THAT ANDY WOULD MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!!!!! 1 at least, Every 3 days!!!
Just get a hydraulic concrete crusher. It crushes concrete and cuts metal for breakfast, the wood is like... tootpicks to clean it. There's also ripper + crusher jaw combos out there. I'd get the kind that has two rippers, one per jaw. The larger one on the moving jaw and the smaller one on the static jaw. I think they're called rhino jaws.
Yup, those things do work. I see them a lot at the recycled concrete plants ripping through giant piles of rebar
Reverse-mounted attachment and heavy load (like the rock slab) is a great way to make your boom and/or stick crack. You're basically working against the normal stress pattern and greatly accelerating metal fatigue, much like reverse-bending a paperclip. I mean, I get it, it works much better than ripping it the normal way... but your machine is going to be sad.
Then he can make a video about welding the boom. You got to (mis)use the tools you have.
Machines are tools. Tools have to produce the end results desired. If the tool has to be worked in a manner that the tool designers overlooked - the designers are at fault, not the user; the user is getting the end results desired.
Idiots will be idiots, there is no fixing that.
@@mmi16 mmyeah not quite agree with that. Anything can be (ab)used in ways that it's not designed for. Can't blame the designer for putting a cat into a microwave to dry it after its bath...
Side loading also cracks booms usually at base.
Ask me how I know..
325 CAT snapped
That ripper would probably work really well for pulling stumps.
Right?! Lol almost like it was made to do so. Andrew breaking rock with it is very entertaining though!
The right tool for the job always works best & safely. Your video puts me right there on the job pulling levers & leaning my head the way I want the machine to move next. Love it!
Andrew, it’s so good to see you back in business! Outstanding work! We’ve missed you!
Hi Andrew that jack hammer is a nice attachment. I use one often in a underground coal mine when straight up and down they work good but if your tilted forward I move forward a bit to keep the same angle and it won’t stall out because your angle stays the same, been watching your channel since you first started and picked up a lot of tips. love your channel mate
Been watching for years. He is so no nonsense. I love it.would go to war with him.
@@andrewmeppen8068 Only if he was on my/our side!😂
👍🎉 Mustie and Andrew truly embody the essence of pure entertainment and knowledge pursuit without resorting to gimmicks or soliciting money. Their dedication to providing enjoyable content while sharing valuable insights is commendable. They consistently earn my thumbs up for their engaging approach and quest for exploration. Keep up the great work! 🙌🌟📚
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I was just going to get back to work in the yard, but Andrew save me!
Say what you want, 1.25 million subscribers proves that Andrew provides excellent entertainment!
That's exactly what it is. Entertainment. If he did things "textbook" all the time, imagine how boring it would be?
Andrew discovered that breaking stuff, is a gold mine.
@@tsant6591since all of us are looking for a gold mine in one form or other are you suggesting we should all go around breaking stuff
3/4 of that number has watched the video as of 9/23/2023
HEAR COMES ANDREW GETTING READY TO BREAK SOMETHING AND FIX IT AND MAKE IT BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL!!!!😂😮😅
Andrew ,Mike Morgan has a split fire attachment from Canada for his excavator. He uses it to split large diameter logs into smaller pcs he can then further process
Look😊
Barny rubble would be proud.
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That ripper would work better on stumps in the ground.
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I could see it handleing the roots on big ol fir trees well, but you don't really have those on the east coast.
Thanks for the video Andrew. Keep them coming.
Thank you for sharing. It's amazing work!
Always love your videos..keep em coming.
That impact gun is a beast. Good buy.
Andrew I think what you need is the Split Fire Log Splitter excavator attachment. It's great for splitting/breaking up large rounds. It uses the hydraulics on your excavator to drive the wedge through big trunk pieces already chainsawed into manageable rounds like 16" for example wide.
Awesome video Andrew, a great investment for your job.
Cool that someone has equipment they are willing to loan out to test.
One of the things I love about your channel versus say Jesse or letsdig18 is that it's gentle on my ADHD, typically you always go into time lapse mode at the exact right moment. In this case, less than 3 minutes of it just wasn't enough for me. I notice you've gotten away from it more and more in your videos but I can't be the only person who misses it.
I think you would have more success using the ripper while the stump was still in the ground
I so enjoy coming here and watching Andrew work his magic, this is so satisfying to watch.
LOVE !! this channel, great job again Andrew.
Missed you, Andrew. You're so incredibly talented and smart. You are my motivation. Few yard and garden little vids on my channel.
Good vibes being sent your way.
Way back in the Mid Seventies that rock breaker was "new tech" I remember being told the Tungsan bit was five thousand pounds! (no idea what that is today) but great to see one in action again. watch your eyes as the chips flying off are dangerous! (and for the general public) Thanks Andrew, you keep me informed and entertained every time
Fuck yeah new vid!!!! 👍👍👍👍
Stop scratching the chalkboard 🙉🙉
I enjoy watching your videos I wish you would put out more of them.
awesome new video! Rippers are awesome I have one for my Terramite. Does wonders on tree roots. Hope Spring is treating you good!
Would a ripper on your big dozer be just as effective at less money? I realize a hammer has its place but I watch and feel disappointed.
You should look into putting a mesh window guards on the cab.
Andrew, your audience has seen enough rock ripping, blasting, and related excavation. Get some real content on the site if you intend to hold interest..!
When you're not using your rock breaker for long periods of time store it upright. If laid down for long periods the weight of the piston etc can squash the seals. Most manufacturers and reps dont even know or suggest this. Speaking from experience owning and rebuilding my own breakers over the last 20 years. We usually concrete a pipe into the ground at the yard so the moil fits inside it to stand it upright safely.
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For the algorithm 😅
It's so good to see Cody growing into the role of Senior Lab Inspector.
Wood is just unbelievably strong. And heavy.
Love your videos! Keep it up! Need more videos from you :)
Sweet New Equipment!! Nice 👍👍
Glad to see you got that good hammer. 👍
The rock u brake up. do u sale it to lawn care companies ????
By far my favorite TH-cam channel!!
Ever get the feeling that this guy just hates rocks?
This is one of the best channels on youtube…
I can’t believe with all the rock you move you have not found gold
That breaker is a game changer for you Andrew !
Andrew take some carpet and band clamps and put it around the base of the hammer. Leave it so you can see a few inches of the bit. This is what we did when braking concrete in down town dallas. Works pretty good
It's cool that some of those rocks are coming out almost like parking curbs.
That's exactly what they are. All the parking curbs in the northeast were primarily made from Catskill bluestone. My neighborhood in NJ was all bluestone curbs and bluestone sidewalk.
But concrete has taken over that role now.
Great new tools for the digger mate awesome vid , hey check out those concrete / reo bar cutters that demo guys use, they would destroy stumps and logs.
Those screw on couplers are a life saver. Nice video Andrew.
Until they wear out and leak
현대❤made in korea😂
First time the hammer hits you in the face with a rock you’ll be either dropping down the windshield or bolting on a plexiglass shield.
Jises thats a lot of find stones to make natural stone walls form
i bought an Alpha 400 Excavator Tree Shear last week, its very good but... you gotta start small and get used to the balance and movement... you dont want the tree falling on your cab.
cost wise around $8,000 with extras
Nice to see a rep actually training a customer and getting his hands dirty. Most just drop off and drive away with your check 🤑
This is some top tier stuff right here. Keep it up
You need to get yourself a hydraulic screw wood slitter for your excavator. I seen people split stumps and very big logs with one of those.. They are simple and work very well
I think he has one for his skidsteers
@@jeffwilliams3642 I seen a wood splitter for his skid steer but never seen a screw type wood splitter they make them for excavators and seen one person split a 6 foot across stump easy.. Split 4 foot logs into firewood easy.. Screw type needs very little power to run but with very big results.. They have been around for like 30 years or more
@@sirwallygator565 we may not be talking about the same piece of equipment. The attachment he has for the skidsteers looks like a corkscrew and turns the stumps into wood chips.
@@jeffwilliams3642 yes totally different attachment i am talking about
Always a pleasure!
Thanks.
@@AndrewCamarataanytime!
I thought you had a stump splitter for one of the smaller machines.
Awesome drone shots.
that's a brute of a tool - would love to see the rocks going through the crusher!
I miss Levi. Cody and Blue seem interested in only their own existance and you don't ask for a "Lab Inspection" anymore. Levi was always on hand for us and you.
I wonder if they have a mod for the ripper attachment.That way, you can turn it around more easily and faster.
Hi Andrew, hope you and your family are well!
That "Rockblaster" jack hammer is a brute !! Nothing seems to stop it !!
Made short work of your project, Andrew !! Hopefully, they had it on SALE for you, Buddy !!
Now that's a hammer. It doesn't hit fast but sure does hit hard.
Stump splitting thumbs up, even though this takes extra time you will gain that time back on the burn pile. due to more surface area exposed stumps will burn up !! worked for a company that split stumps with a digging bucket corner tooth only, just hit them hard!! But not with a quick attach bucket Trackhoe was pretty good size Komatsu 300 j
Two good attachments from respected manufacturers. The ripper from Oriel attachments is made in Ireland 🇮🇪 and the tilt bucket is by Strickland made in the UK 🇬🇧 p.s, get a bottle of nitrogen and a kit for re-gassing your hammer. Its simple to do by yourself rather than waiting for someone to come out and do it. Good luck with your new purchases.👍
That's not a hammer... This is a HAMMER!
Andrew is lucky to live in an area where all he mainly has is soft brittle shell.
Yes ! That shale in New York just breaks layers apart with the grain. Here in New Hampshire the GRANITE does not lol
Andrew! it's been 3 weeks! where is our next video? We need our fix dude! Of all the youtubers out there you're one of them who still puts in the work and effort of constantly moving the camera around and showing the activity. A lot of my old favorites have become lazy and just want to hold the camera in front of their face with 20 minutes of blah, blah, blah.... You have never failed to make an interesting video because you put in the work.
You make it look SO easy, Andrew !! With the right equipment and know-how, I guess it is easy !!
Awsome Andrew .
Mustie and Andrew..never ask for money, never act like fools..pure entertainment with the quest of knowledge and having fun doing it.. who always get my thumbs up..
Always great videos, keep going
Well that’s a first I’ve heard that quick attach couplers restrict flow. I have 3 hammers mounted on a 5 ton,14, and 45 ton excavators with quick attach couplers all from the factory. On the 140 Volvo we even use the tilt rotor with the hammer.
👏🎥🔧 Mustie and Andrew are a dynamic duo of entertainment and knowledge! They never cease to amaze with their genuine passion for their craft. Their content is refreshingly authentic, as they never beg for money or resort to foolish antics. It's pure entertainment coupled with a quest for knowledge and fun. They definitely deserve my thumbs up! Can't wait to see what they have in store for their next excavator project. 💪🚧🔨
I think his name is Darren, not sure though
@@chrisis9030 Yeah, you're right.
Did you see the stump shredder works great for cleaning up the forest with the excavator whole trees bruh everything goes to dust and it's good for bringing compost back on the ground and moisture.
Man that is a noice hammer. Is there an update on your rock crusher?
I miss your work
Once a week will be nice 👍