@TheMrt39 I work as a arborist and a feller and i know first hand that common sense goes a long way but it does practically nothing when there is a lack of technique and PPE, there is a reason being a faller is the most dangerous profession in the states
thats true. It just gets the job done. it always looks like that you can´t see much while doing work and also not very agile, but when it sets some way, it will go that no matter what
👍👌👏 Me too, definitely! It even nearly did it 2 times because the bad driver didn't (want to) go straight after the excavator pulled. Best regards luck and health
With it getting darker earlier and no signs of lockdowns ending any time soon it couldn't be better timed. Makes it feel like 2020 isn't gonna end on such a bad note 😂
Dude I love your channel. No politics, no bullshit, nothing flashy, just a man and his machines, his castle, and his dogs. Been a subscriber for about 2 years now, keep being awesome, Andrew!
My wife and I are thrilled with the volume and quality of your recent uploads. Whenever the old pickup appears we know we are looking at older work, but love everything!
I have cable TV, Netflix, Prime Video, Plex full of movies. I am a 45 year old woman but would rather spend my time watching these fascinating videos. This man could thread a needle with the accuracy of how he uses his machines lol
@@onelemonpixel you couldnt be more wrong if you intended to be.....andrew is a fairly good operator but a true "professional" would have a shirt and the proper ppe on. He is living his life his way.....not the way a "professional" would.
I have to believe that you are adding at least an hour or so to your workday with just moving and setting up cameras. And for that hour, we truly appreciate it.
Ugh, I know. It's not always easy to be a one man videographer and groundskeeper/property maintenance person (I don't know what else to call Andrew with the latter 2). I myself am a videographer (I don't get as much video as Andrew does at times but, still), and, sometimes it sure is a pain to get good perspectives, even just editing alone can be a bit of a pain. Both I know about as I do both pretty much next to all myself.
Given the fact that you're so often working with trees, I'm kinda surprised you don't have a saw mill, especially given the price of lumber these days. I can totally see you building a log cabin on your new mountain-top property. What a great project that would be.
was wondering where the new equipment and castle upgrade fund were coming from, he must have a pile of jobs this size that either werent filmed or not uploaded yet! guy keeps busy thats for sure
Thanks for sharing some of your footage from two year ago and then up to date to see how your work has changed since then. As always, great job on tractor work and video editing too.👍👍
Man i know that feeling when the rock hit the house, and especially when the customer was watching that really sucked but I'm so glad no real damage was done
@Jake Leaman Jake, I see your point. Andrew could've/should've, at least, gotten out of the cab to 'check it out'. If people check out around the 25:15 mark, you'd see the 'lil black shanty' that the rock ended up leaning on the corner..Just-barely missing a window.
Jorts, no shirt, and CAT boots...uniform of champions! Been posting a lot of throw backs lately...gotta build suspense for those two year later reveals!
Amazing work clearing the land. This guy did such a good job clearing the trees, moving the stumps and tamping down the soil, all that is left is to spread some grass seed and it would be a beautiful cleared meadow.
Great video, camera work and editing. Not a single mundane shot in the whole video. My most enjoyable hour of watching such a worthwhile project in a long while. You are a very skilled craftsman and you have every piece of equipment appropriate to the job. Great work!
The satisfaction of these videos. Just minding my own business watching you do your work then BAM turns out it's 2 years later and we get to see what the work looks like now. So good.
@@mikespain8655 yeah the accident could even be totally unrelated to the load issue but they’ll use the load issue to paint you in a bad light in court. Definitely have to watch thatZ
One of your most excellent videos Andrew! Entertaining, fun and informative. Truly enjoy the way you organize and conduct your work. The fast motion videos with the nice music are wonderful. And when you take the time to explain things I learn so much. I'm envious of those wonderful slabs of rock though! Seeing them battered and crushed was rough
I've had to write a few performance evaluations in my day . If I had to do one for Andrew it would go something like this : Andrew is highly motivated , a self confident self starter who works very well independently with a minimum of instruction or supervision . He is innovative with well rounded skills and accepts new challenges in stride . Andrew's work ethic , motivation and skills make him a highly valued asset . On rare occasions in his eagerness to see the job to completion in a timely manner he can be a bit rough on the equipment .
I was thinking the same thing about the editing on this one. I know the footage is a cpl years old but I’m sure AC just put this together recently. Very nice work!
Your work is awesome, you are busy because you do a great job , clean up afterwards, leave the job in a better than expected way, customer service is top notch , I’m hooked watching , all I can say , everyone in any business, if they follow your work ethic you can only be successful, keep doing what your doing OUTSTANDING, and it looks like u love your job . So impressed, all the very best “ from New Zealand 😁👍
Hi Andrew! Watching from Puerto Rico...enjoying your videos and specially your pets, awesome work you do, congratulations on beautiful work and keeping us updated on your machines and their uses, take care sweetie, Barbara
Andrew’s contol of the bucket is simply superior. One perfectly timed and positioned swipe of the bucket to knock dirt off the root ball, and another in the other direction to do the same. No jiggling or jerking of the bucket, just as smooth as can be. A master at work. You can really see this on the speeded up video. It’s as if he’s using his fingers to move the logs.
Hi I could watch you all day. You are the best I seen i learn in the army but I never had the job after the army so now I just watch you on here . Thank you 😊
Great vid, Andrew. This is the best vid in a long time, maybe best ever. Lots of variety, different machines, great camera angles... I changed my mind; this IS the best video ever! Thanks.
It's a heavy truck. I think it has a low center of mass despite being filled with logs. Trucks like that are designed to "safely" haul gravel which is much heavier (more likely to tip over).
You gotta be smarter than your thumb ............ is your thumb attached to you or are you attached to the thumb? if that thumb doesn't cooperate, take him in the garage and chop him off and show him who's really the boss - if you go into the garage and you can't find the courage to do it - guess what, accept the fact that your thumb is the boss and learn to live with it and know your place. The thumb is in charge.
Great job as always!! I can tell you always go the extra mile to make sure that job is done well and done right. Im the same way meticulous to a fault sometimes, but its gotta be right!!
Stumbled on your Video. Awesome work and love seeing someone with the hard working soul. Figure and problem solve on the job and just get it done!!! Best wishes for you
I cant understand the thumbs down.. AC is a videographer, editor, construction worker, humanist, good hearted, kind, brilliant and just amazing... And soon to have 1 million subs... God bless this guy... Trolls or just unhappy people in their own lives... what a sad life for many...
This clip got me amazed... again... watching it for the 3rd time or so while waiting for the new upload! Great organization of work! It got me thinking that you would love to have some kind of tree splitter on your excavator. I saw one on your bobcat or the other small loader, but this excavator did great work here. Imagine replacing thumb with sheet of steel and bucket with 2 closely located sheets and you could move and cut lying tree into smaller chunks. On those two sheets weld some kind of horizontal bar to push trees down.
The roots dont go very deep on those trees either. Typical NE 🇺🇸 soil type. Very rocky and full of clay. The roots just kinda spread out and dont go very deep. Really easy to get trees blown over in a good storm too.
You have a very good instructive ability. This customer is very lucky to have a ready supply of shale. Of course it is common in the area, as you have shown native shale deposits on many customer sites.
Another good job but what can I say you always do a good job and I enjoy watching you I’m over here in Turner Maine I’d love to have you come and do some work you have that as true far away God bless
You make me feel lazy. And I know I'm not. Your videos are like inspiration for me to be more productive. Sometimes when I lose motivation I think about your work ethic and I get motivation.
Andrew's channel is hands down the best channel for comment reading! Everyone always has some hilarious things they leave in the comments!! Keep it up!
Customer: Do you think you can safely fell these trees?
AC: Hold my shirt.
Our boy andrew can make the trees hula-hoop all the way to the saw mill.
Not to be a hippocrate butt that was as far from safe as I've seen in a while, no almost no PPE and not the best handling of a saw
Chainsawing while shirtless and wearing shorts but has a hard hat on? What the hell, at least he is having fun.....
@TheMrt39 I work as a arborist and a feller and i know first hand that common sense goes a long way but it does practically nothing when there is a lack of technique and PPE, there is a reason being a faller is the most dangerous profession in the states
@@egillb1844 Eat a Snickers Karen, relax
The big Cat 955H doesn't show up often, but it's always a badass scene when it does bc its usually coming in to save the day.
thats true. It just gets the job done. it always looks like that you can´t see much while doing work and also not very agile, but when it sets some way, it will go that no matter what
That Cat is King of the Fleet. The Hitachi THINKS it's king, cause it's big and can do so much, but there's really no contest. The 955H is a BEAST.
That 955 sounds so good too, it's a beast
It's cool that Andrew is posting this older footage but with a present-day visit to the site at the end.
And a job cost ....Great job
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I never fail to be amazed by the strength and versatility of your machines and your skill in using them to the limit. Great videos.
49:47 I thought that truck was a gonner. It made my stomach turn. Lol.
Seriously. I legit panicked.
I damn near spit my coffee out.
👍👌👏 Me too, definitely! It even nearly did it 2 times because the bad driver didn't (want to) go straight after the excavator pulled.
Best regards luck and health
@@Chr.U.Cas1622 I thought he wasn’t gonna stop and start dragging the excavator.
Oh ye of little faith 😎
Man the rain of videos lately make me happier :)
Absolutely
Now the container castle is done, I guess he's got more time for other things
With it getting darker earlier and no signs of lockdowns ending any time soon it couldn't be better timed. Makes it feel like 2020 isn't gonna end on such a bad note 😂
Hes got to pay for the castle build
Hell ya 😁😁😁
Dude I love your channel. No politics, no bullshit, nothing flashy, just a man and his machines, his castle, and his dogs. Been a subscriber for about 2 years now, keep being awesome, Andrew!
Thanks
My wife and I are thrilled with the volume and quality of your recent uploads. Whenever the old pickup appears we know we are looking at older work, but love everything!
I have cable TV, Netflix, Prime Video, Plex full of movies. I am a 45 year old woman but would rather spend my time watching these fascinating videos. This man could thread a needle with the accuracy of how he uses his machines lol
I'm poor so I only have TH-cam but I agree! Even older videos are great. I'm a 53 yof.🌷
Reading between the lines here ....this sounds like you are asking Andrew to take off his shirt and thread a needle or something else ...... :)
@@ezm6153 OMG LOL nope. Your answer is funny but I really just meant he is such a professional.
@@onelemonpixel you couldnt be more wrong if you intended to be.....andrew is a fairly good operator but a true "professional" would have a shirt and the proper ppe on. He is living his life his way.....not the way a "professional" would.
@@johnpike9612 I understand what you mean. I guess I mean he is skilled and a good troubleshooter for his needs and it is very entertaining.
I have to believe that you are adding at least an hour or so to your workday with just moving and setting up cameras. And for that hour, we truly appreciate it.
Ugh, I know. It's not always easy to be a one man videographer and groundskeeper/property maintenance person (I don't know what else to call Andrew with the latter 2). I myself am a videographer (I don't get as much video as Andrew does at times but, still), and, sometimes it sure is a pain to get good perspectives, even just editing alone can be a bit of a pain. Both I know about as I do both pretty much next to all myself.
Given the fact that you're so often working with trees, I'm kinda surprised you don't have a saw mill, especially given the price of lumber these days. I can totally see you building a log cabin on your new mountain-top property. What a great project that would be.
i think his buddies have saw mills and he doesnt want to cut their throats.
Thanks Andrew I truly enjoy how much you care about the job and how much time you spend to make sure it's done right! Thanks again
this is like a AC Christmas calendar!!
love the videos man!
2 year old footage hits differently
The dedication and commitment of this guy are impressive.
Wow your a power house ,enjoyed watching
was wondering where the new equipment and castle upgrade fund were coming from, he must have a pile of jobs this size that either werent filmed or not uploaded yet! guy keeps busy thats for sure
I was wondering when he fixed the silver or gray truck.🤪
Thanks for sharing some of your footage from two year ago and then up to date to see how your work has changed since then. As always, great job on tractor work and video editing too.👍👍
Man i know that feeling when the rock hit the house, and especially when the customer was watching that really sucked but I'm so glad no real damage was done
lmfao "of course that happens right when you're watching, huh?"
CLASSIC! I laugh hard because I know that feeling. Happens to all of us, Andrew.
@Jake Leaman Where did you see damages and Andrew's refusal to pay if there were any?
@Jake Leaman What on earth are you talking about? what damages? He dropped some rock down the hill, no damage was done to anything
In a second shot the only thing there was a tree, so I'm not sure what he actually hit. That shed came close once though
@Jake Leaman Jake, I see your point. Andrew could've/should've, at least, gotten out of the cab to 'check it out'.
If people check out around the 25:15 mark, you'd see the 'lil black shanty' that the rock ended up leaning on the corner..Just-barely missing a window.
@Jake Leaman Then what are you doing watching his video's? Why don't you go watch professionals videos.
Customer: "We'd like a better view of the mountains please"
AC: "I can move them closer to your house if you like"
reply's are awesome, M. this is right up there. LMAO
Good one!
Great reply!
"...so i got this mountain mover today, needs a little work but it should be easy to fix"
“That mountain broke for no reason at all.”
I can't stop watching your video's some I watch twice. thumbs up all of them. CHEERS!
Always interesting and always amazed at how much you know and are able to figure out a solution.
Next week Andrew moves the mountain so the client can view the trees on the far side
ocean view!
He would be the man I called for sure!
Jorts, no shirt, and CAT boots...uniform of champions!
Been posting a lot of throw backs lately...gotta build suspense for those two year later reveals!
Amazing work clearing the land. This guy did such a good job clearing the trees, moving the stumps and tamping down the soil, all that is left is to spread some grass seed and it would be a beautiful cleared meadow.
Great video, camera work and editing. Not a single mundane shot in the whole video. My most enjoyable hour of watching such a worthwhile project in a long while. You are a very skilled craftsman and you have every piece of equipment appropriate to the job. Great work!
The satisfaction of these videos. Just minding my own business watching you do your work then BAM turns out it's 2 years later and we get to see what the work looks like now.
So good.
Good thing, the owner is evenly confident with your skills like yourself for not removing the trailer just an inch before pushing down the trees 😂👌👌
I think tires are removed from the trailer.
On the airstream that is.
Crack lab? 😂🤣
Hahahahaha could be
Andrew as always your in perfect harmony with the planet and the Cosmos Thank you Sir Awesome video as always what a credit you are to us all.
Andrew calls an audible: “hey customer, you got hill of shale here, how about a road?”
Andrew had this series in the can for over 2 years. Dusted it off, got some current footage and here we are. Nice work, that was a big job.
I thought that dump truck was gonna tip in the mud. I held on to my damn seat!
Me too. I thought this is stuff for one of those Fail-Of-The-Week-Videos.
OOOHBOY!!!
*Oh ye of little faith.*
Me too! It made me jump. 😲
Yep, twice in a row - sketchy stuff. My foot went for the brake, at my desk. 😁
That was a pretty cool way to spend nearly an hour!
Thank you Andrew.
Andrew your video & editing skills are simply amazing.
When my equipment broke on the job site I was screwed. Andrew is a jack of all trades.
You should do a q&a
Im sure everyone would want that right guys??
I hear he did a podcast with someone recently I haven't listened to it yet I believe there is a link to it on his fan club page on Facebook
2 podcasts. Both good insight from Andrew. The more recent one is really good. Do rate it would also enjoy more
Just watched this one again. Love the long videos with lots of work being accomplished to really transform the area.
Note to self: Never buy a used trailer from Andrew.
Correction: never buy anything from Andrew, especially if it has wheels lol
@@alextran8188 Because if it *was* fixable, he did it long ago, then ran it until it no longer was, then fixed it again already. xD
If Andew cannot fix it nobody can
crazyfoxxx the dealer ship can with replacement
... unless youre willing to spend a ton of money on it.
I have never seen anyone more "relaxed" about putting way too much weight into his vehicles and trailers lol good stuff
Trees are incredibly heavy!
Haha! Same here. "Trailers not at capacity until the tires rub the fenders."
It's all fun and games until someone has an accident. Please be careful about load amounts.
@@mikespain8655 yeah the accident could even be totally unrelated to the load issue but they’ll use the load issue to paint you in a bad light in court. Definitely have to watch thatZ
5t on a 1t trlr
Andrew, this is like a Christmas calendar. Almost one new video every day now. :)
A big thanks from one of your Swedish fans!
Nice job, well done !!
I'm gonna go out on a "limb" and say that trailer might have been overloaded
LOL, ya think ! He damn sure maxed out those leaf springs.
You did a great job again, AC - thanks for this entertaining look into your work days!
well good morning.
Nothing like a hot coffee and a Andrew Camarata video to start your day.
same goes for the evening beer to finish it :)
I do the same, watch an ac video and I’m motivated to get to work.
Contractor: You'll need at least 4 guys for this job.
Customer: Nah! I'll just call Andrew.
THATS FUNNY, BUT TRUE...
One of your most excellent videos Andrew! Entertaining, fun and informative. Truly enjoy the way you organize and conduct your work. The fast motion videos with the nice music are wonderful. And when you take the time to explain things I learn so much. I'm envious of those wonderful slabs of rock though! Seeing them battered and crushed was rough
Wonderful job Andrew, bless you !
That Was A Huge Huge Job & He Called the Right Guy To Do It , Nice Work AGAIN !!!!!
Love getting early access to these videos 🙌
I've had to write a few performance evaluations in my day . If I had to do one for Andrew it would go something like this :
Andrew is highly motivated , a self confident self starter who works very well independently with a minimum of instruction or supervision . He is innovative with well rounded skills and accepts new challenges in stride . Andrew's work ethic , motivation and skills make him a highly valued asset . On rare occasions in his eagerness to see the job to completion in a timely manner he can be a bit rough on the equipment .
Rare occasions?
Hired.
Wowza
Andrew is from another planet. Very talented young man. Love the content.
I am happily hooked on your cool videos, Andrew. Watching/listening as I do my artwork. Thank you.
Hi
I think everybody will agree with me that we need more videos like this one
Great job
Keep doing this
From 🇫🇷
Love the video editing. Such a perfect mix of shots. And so nicely put together!
I was thinking the same thing about the editing on this one. I know the footage is a cpl years old but I’m sure AC just put this together recently. Very nice work!
Your work is awesome, you are busy because you do a great job , clean up afterwards, leave the job in a better than expected way, customer service is top notch , I’m hooked watching , all I can say , everyone in any business, if they follow your work ethic you can only be successful, keep doing what your doing OUTSTANDING, and it looks like u love your job . So impressed, all the very best “ from New Zealand 😁👍
Your skills are amazing ! I love it when you revisit a job and we can see how the landscaping has matured 👍
His skills are harmful.
@@paull2937 You cannot see the wood
Thanks for the video, it really brightens my morning.
These videos have single handedly been carrying me through the pandemic, lol I have no life😀
Hi Andrew! Watching from Puerto Rico...enjoying your videos and specially your pets, awesome work you do, congratulations on beautiful work and keeping us updated on your machines and their uses, take care sweetie, Barbara
Andrew’s contol of the bucket is simply superior. One perfectly timed and positioned swipe of the bucket to knock dirt off the root ball, and another in the other direction to do the same. No jiggling or jerking of the bucket, just as smooth as can be. A master at work.
You can really see this on the speeded up video. It’s as if he’s using his fingers to move the logs.
I love his knowledge of power and how to diagnose issues with his machines, learning a lot from him! Keep it up Andrew!
Got to pay for all those KRX accessories🤣. Videos from.the vault. Good stuff! Keep them coming.
I've watched this 4 times now and I'll probably watch it again, love stuff like this
super impressed at your no start diagnosis. you are a wizard.
"the ponder". That's brilliant
Only 8 mins in and my lunch break ended. Very interesting to watch. There’s youtubers who would talk 49 mins if they made a 1hr video. Good job.
Not Letsdig 18.
Hi I could watch you all day. You are the best I seen i learn in the army but I never had the job after the army so now I just watch you on here . Thank you 😊
I love that great idea at the end from the elderly gentleman. Built a pond in the shape of a " ? " And called it Ponder - very clever ✌️
Great vid, Andrew. This is the best vid in a long time, maybe best ever. Lots of variety, different machines, great camera angles... I changed my mind; this IS the best video ever! Thanks.
Alternate title: How to load 20 tons of logs on a 5 ton trailer.
Whenever I think the trailer is full, Andrew throws another 6 logs on. 😂
haha youre not logging if youre not overloaded
if i remember this is the trailer he built from scratch way long ago. i'm sure he knows its limits. at least i hope he knows.
"Look at that, this trailer broke for no reason" lmao. JK love the video's Andrew, keep it up.
@@jeffg3042 Yeah, look at that. Junky trailer just up and broke in half for no reason, right after all four tires blew.
Not gonna lie .i though that ten wheeler full of logs was going over when he hit that mud hole 😂. Great video 👍
How that truck didn’t go over is beyond me
@@trav395hus8 completely luck
Same. Idk how it stayed upright.
@@azari215 all I can think of is pure luck . I’ve seen trucks go over with less of a Lean
It's a heavy truck. I think it has a low center of mass despite being filled with logs. Trucks like that are designed to "safely" haul gravel which is much heavier (more likely to tip over).
Not an equipment operator, but I like watching these vids to see what a skilled operator can do. Andrew is surgical with his equipment. Well done.
"everyone is getting stuck in the mud over there"
next clip Andrew showing everyone how it is done
bahahahaha love it loughted my asers off
Surprised he didnt bring his SxS and do a few passes through the mud!!
tru good idea
but it was 2.5 years ago he didnt have it at the time
@@slinky1262 didnt think about that .. lol 😆
For some unknown reason my thumb always hits the like button before ive watched it
same!
same here!
If anyone asks your favourite vid, you can honestly say "I 'like' them all!"
I never hit the like button before watching a video, but I’ve never not inevitably clicked ‘like’ on one of Andrews videos.
You gotta be smarter than your thumb ............ is your thumb attached to you or are you attached to the thumb? if that thumb doesn't cooperate, take him in the garage and chop him off and show him who's really the boss - if you go into the garage and you can't find the courage to do it - guess what, accept the fact that your thumb is the boss and learn to live with it and know your place. The thumb is in charge.
"So, my trailer tires exploded for no reason......" ;-)
LOL!!
Yeah "They don't make them like they used to.."
Great job as always!! I can tell you always go the extra mile to make sure that job is done well and done right. Im the same way meticulous to a fault sometimes, but its gotta be right!!
Man, working around tents and airstreams! Those people really should move that stuff for you taking down 80 foot trees...
Have you looked at the rest of the junk in the yard? 🤣
Owner cut trees down I am not moving the campers really come on man. Nice job Andrew.
Mesmerizing! And the agility of that little rascal is simply amazing! 💕
Stumbled on your Video. Awesome work and love seeing someone with the hard working soul. Figure and problem solve on the job and just get it done!!! Best wishes for you
I cant understand the thumbs down.. AC is a videographer, editor, construction worker, humanist, good hearted, kind, brilliant and just amazing... And soon to have 1 million subs... God bless this guy... Trolls or just unhappy people in their own lives... what a sad life for many...
Probably some tree hugger who thinks this should not happen
Dang Andrew, nearly had all your equipment at this job. 1 man hopping from one piece of equipment to another
yup, thats that one man army thing going on
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Great show’s thanks for sharing with us.
Great job of showing the anatomy of a problem solver. That sticking solenoid was brilliant!
"The Ponder", great idea...I think? I guess it depends on if the ducks get confused or not?
I think one day we'll see an Andrew Camarata video titled "Trying Out a Log Max 7000 Excavator Attachment".
Somehow I can watch your video like 5 times and be entertained every time.
From a UK follower...this is one of the best!.
29:45 " I didn't even get to the mud" LOL
@@7mtex300 "That's it, its time to bring the 955 in. Something's definitely getting done here if even I'm getting stuck."
He wields that multi-ton shovel more deftly than I can maneuver a fork when eating scrambled eggs.
Many of those shovel guys can use that shovel bucket to spin a nut on an anchor bolt up or down at will.
love watching the running repairs - awesome vid AC!
This clip got me amazed... again... watching it for the 3rd time or so while waiting for the new upload! Great organization of work! It got me thinking that you would love to have some kind of tree splitter on your excavator. I saw one on your bobcat or the other small loader, but this excavator did great work here. Imagine replacing thumb with sheet of steel and bucket with 2 closely located sheets and you could move and cut lying tree into smaller chunks. On those two sheets weld some kind of horizontal bar to push trees down.
My first time seeing Andrew shirtless! 🔥🔥🔥
10 minutes in Prudence the safety goat is already bleating ahah
That's why he's waited years before releasing the footage... Got a let the OSHA time limits expire;-)
Andrew, you've got skills and I greatly admire your enthusiasm,
49:35 Wow, that was close! It was on its way to tipping, for sure. Glad it stopped in time.
Gotta give to the man. He knows how to build a trailer to take some real abuse. Lol
lol
Very surprised you were able to push over those large trees without having to dig around the roots. That mini ex has got some guts!
The roots dont go very deep on those trees either. Typical NE 🇺🇸 soil type. Very rocky and full of clay. The roots just kinda spread out and dont go very deep. Really easy to get trees blown over in a good storm too.
like in the comment below, In eastern Upstate New York and NE it's not very deep before you hit bedrock so trees have very shallow root systems
Another reason to get them away from buildings...:)
I think it has more to do with AC's skill level and knowledge than the machines. Kid knows what hes doing out there..
@Fau Q no but he did have one of his smaller excavators there for loading logs.
You have a very good instructive ability. This customer is very lucky to have a ready supply of shale. Of course it is common in the area, as you have shown native shale deposits on many customer sites.
Another good job but what can I say you always do a good job and I enjoy watching you I’m over here in Turner Maine I’d love to have you come and do some work you have that as true far away God bless
You make me feel lazy. And I know I'm not. Your videos are like inspiration for me to be more productive. Sometimes when I lose motivation I think about your work ethic and I get motivation.
all of us dude, all of us.
"I want to live in the woods, except all these trees" - Homeowner.
looks like a big mud hole now with a trash embankment
getting annoyed by sap on your roof while living in the woods.. what’s next, annoyed by getting wet while swimming? Some people
Looks a lot worse than when you started perhaps it will be better when a few trees grow 🤓
A lot of nature destroyed for a view of nature
I wonder why they just didn't buy a chunk of Walmart Carpark ?
Sap is dropping on my Airstream.... Guess what the wheels are for !
Andrew's channel is hands down the best channel for comment reading! Everyone always has some hilarious things they leave in the comments!! Keep it up!
Boy, you have that right! Some are silly, some are funny and some (way too many) are just plain stupid. Haha!
Amazing things that you do mainly by yourself You are one special person and very driven