Hi Andrew. My name is Jason and I live in Britain’s oldest recorded town called Colchester. It’s a Roman town. Was called camulodgeulem by the romans. I just want you to know what an inspiration you are to me personally. You do t cus and fuss as you work and I love the way that nothing phases you. I’ve seen you on every video you have made and you never swear. Now me I’m the opposite and I hate being this way. You have changed me as a human. Yes you have made me look at life in a different way. You are an incredible guy and I wish I knew you personally as u are so positive. Pluss I’m a dog lover and I love the way you treat you doggies. I cried when I see Levi’s video, being a dog owner I could see his back legs we’re starting to give way on him as he was getting older. Exactly the same happened to all of my dogs as they all lives to an old age. Thank you Andrew you are indeed an inspiration. I really hope you get to read this message. All the best from your Roman friend in England. Regards jay.
Your video is sooo crisp and clear, it's like watching through a strange window that I can see you in real time right in front of me, pretty crazy. Glad to see your gal pal is still around, life is better shared with a good person.
Is this why at times it does that stuttering during video? I have good internet (att fiber optic) and it only does it on your vids. Is there something I can do??
Thank you for the reply. I see that on my phone app, but haven’t been able to find an adjustment on tv for that, which is how I view his videos. I’ll keep searching. Thanks again. Maybe changing it on phone app will affect tv.
Andrew, hope you are doing better! Continued prayers for you and the pups. They are a big part of why many of us watch your channel. We feel we have a better understanding of you with watching how you interact and work with your dogs. Great video, super clear and sharp.
Oi André João aqui do Brasil gosto muito dos seus vídeos minha esposa gostaria que você mostre sua casa por dentro ela está curiosa para o acabamento final obrigado
Andrew, you always amaze me with your getter done attitude. You don’t let anything stop you from accomplishing what you set out to do, sometimes a little unorthodox, but accomplishing it none the less. Can’t wait till your next adventure.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Now where did that com from? I didn’t say anything for you to assume anything. Why did you think that verse was appropriate in any way to what I had said? You remind me of my brother-in-law with his holy attitude and he is the most sinful of them all.
Hey Andrew, you should feel very proud of your efforts buddy. It's amazing to see how far you have come from your very first truck and tractor to now your awesome arsenal f equipment and property. You are a inspiration for all to see mate well done. 👍 🤠🍻🇦🇺
Agreed but I definitely noticed he’s not uploading nearly as much anymore almost seems like he’s retired and does only these kind of videos now no more work videos and it’s sad.
It's been almost a year to the day since we lost Levi, and month since my Maggie left us. Thank you so much for taking care of those pups and showing them a GREAT life! The love given and returned can never be measured.
Andrew great video. My experience with chainsaw chains over the last 10 years is the steel in the chain is softer and dulls with any sand or rocks. This applies to even the old reliable chain vendors. We always carry a chainsaw file with us, just a quick touch up and the saw is cutting good again.
Another great video. It's amazing how you show no frustration when working on things. Cody & Blue have to stay in shape to keep up with you. Every once in a while, I bet they'd like to be driving the 4 wheeler with you chasing them. 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 😊
Hey Andrew, I really missed your work and clean up videos. Its like they just stopped there for a while and now they are back. Glad! Glad! Glad! Like others say, watching your vids are refreshing and a break from life's realities. Thanks. More! More! More!
Thank you Andrew for inspiring generations of men to do more. You inspire us all with your patience and fixing/troubleshooting/problem solving abilities. Much love from Canada eh
Your videos are better than anything I've ever seen on network television. Beautiful storytelling, fantastic videos, complete and explanatory descriptions of what you're doing, and a wonderful story, beginning middle and end, that you give us.
Fantastic opening... love the sensual overview of the gentle curving mountains and slowly descending into man's world of broken and working machines and tracking collars...
Hey you are like me machine's back we fix it. I a garden tractor I have fixed more than 20 times and is still going. That road looks a lot better. You are the man that's way you loved by many people around the world. Kind regards buddy from London UK 🇬🇧
Yesssss sirrrrrr!!!!! Love anything Camarata, Keep em coming!! There's just a sense of calming and entertainment watching your videos, They make for a good relaxing night while you're working lol
For any production of this nature you have to have make the audience care about the characters and have outstanding editing! You have achieved both ! Don
I love the scenery, I never get over how beautiful that part of the country is. Thanks for doing another video so soon like I said before you are a delightful break from the rest of life
There is something therapeutic about watching a mini excavator refitting a track to a skid steer loader whilst at the same time being absolutely frustrating to watch.
ive been marathoning andrews videos lately, was almost 2 years behind on his videos, watching this one makes me exited for the isuzu trooper video and the new dog video
I'll bet when Cody sees you pull-starting things he thinks you're fighting with something and he's trying to help you by barking aggressively. The loyalty of dogs is one of the sweetest things on earth, even if its dumb sometimes.
Mr. Camarata, I always like to follow you, but, in my opinion, this is the time to plant new trees as well. She has the skills, the dexterity and the earth, She takes a bare ground and creates her / our forest. You do it for the world .. wonderful the iron castle.Bravo. Simone from Italy
Great video, Andrew. Thanks for bringing us along. Always enjoy watching you work your magic whether it's fixing equipment, adding to your Castle, or doing land management. Also enjoy your assessment of the tools you're and parts your are using and whether or not in your opinion they are worth it.
If you throw a track from the powered side, detrack it on the idler, hook it back on the cog and then push it to retrack on the idler. Much easier. I've done them by myself without any machine aid within 20~40 minutes depending on size. Took me about an hour, hour and a half to do an all metal one once. Piece of rebar that i keep on my machinery is all i needed.
Its nice to know I’m not the only one throwing a track off the skidsteer when doing clearing work with my grapple. Its a messy job bleeding the grease out of the cylinder, but there’s now way around it. Like you, I use my mini ex to get the track back on and my Dewalt Flexvolt grease gun to re-pressurize the cylinder. It always comes off in the worst of locations.
An Isuzu Trooper! I had an '86, with the round headlights- first car I ever bought from a dealership. It had the aerodynamics and aesthetic appeal of a shoebox, and it would go ANYWHERE. I loved that freaking thing. 👍
Glad that Andrew is taking the extra step in his already busy life to bring us these videos. This is the only channel that I look forward to watching because he’s not in it to make money like other youtubers. His content is top notch quality and I hope to see more of this channel for years to come
Troopers are so freaking awesome! I have a buddy that has his all Baja decked out, uses it like you do every day going to town and back up his huge hill to his home.
Really appreciated the high production value of this video - content selection, music, pacing, and video quality. Very noticeable and so much better than most television show quality. Thanks for making such an enjoyable video to watch
I had not one but TWO tracks come off yesterday when this video posted! On my TL8 and CAT 305CR. On the skid steer I find it's easier to put the front idler side on last. And on the excavator, man that's so much easier being able to lift the whole side up off the ground. Plus you can reach the controls to advance the track without having to get in/out of the cab. Oh I bought a few more attachments from auction thanks to you! Can't wait to try out the tree shear and land plane.
A very enjoyable video. I can't get over the way you lot REALLY have seasons. You go from bare sticks to lush green. Growing up in central west NSW ... firstly Aussie bush trees are grey-green ALL year .... secondly in the pastures, we had two seasons .... the brown dirt season and the green grass season depending on drought or rain 🙂 Jim Bell (Australia)
It’s always a piss off when you throw a track.but you get good before you get fast.these things happen to test us so you put on your game face and get it done nice going.good to have another machine to help
This is AC back to the things we love to see, Good to see Andrews videos pop up cos you know what to expect,, well some of the time . but always filmed and edited well. shame some of these other You tubers couldnt take a thing or too from watching AC. keep up the good work Andrew
I really like your content bro. You are a really cool guy. My days are very boring without your videos. I know we cant get a video every day but i wanted you to know the impact you make in my day to day life. Thanks bro.
Having lived in and worked in forests much of my life I cannot imagine watching someone knocking down trees, cutting them up and removing them, but the video quality is so good, editing is so fascinating and Cody and Blue are so entertaining I wouldn't miss one minute of the videos. The road really looks like a road now. Congratulations on your continuing efforts. Thanks for sharing them with us, too.
Leaving a comment for the algorythm. I always love your videos man doesnt matter if its fixing small engines, machinery maintenance or landscaping. its just always good.
@@doubleeranch169 As long as you take care of it you'll have that Tak... for many years. We very rarely have any Tak... in our shop for major repairs. The last time a TL was in our shop a customer used a rag as fuel cap and contaminated the fuel system.
I find the best tool for putting a track back on by yourself is a rachet strap, you can hook the outside of the track and pull it back on the front roller, of course loosening the tensioner all the way helps!
This is the first time I've seen Andrew drain the fat to relax the role. If anyone in this world knows the quickest way to get a caterpillar back on, it's Mister Camarata without a doubt. Andrew cool - Dog cool - TH-cam-Video cooool!
The new 5 series saws with the computer in them are pretty strong. Only thing is, start it and don't touch it for 30 seconds. This lets the saw auto tone to what it needs to run the best. (Temp, Elevation, all that kind of stuff) I thought the dealer was pilling my leg when he told me, but it really does run a ton better if you let it sit idling when you first start it.
Here in Australia the Trooper is called a Holden Jackaroo. I bought one brand new in 1999. It was a great truck and I beat the crap out of it...it never let me down.
At first I thought this was an old video you found and Levi ever present before realising its Cody....I still think with the trees you are having to fell you have gotta make a three quarter log surround for a jacuzzi at the camp site or have a go at a log cabin integrated with a container....Great video AC....Stay Safe
Im glad you didn't put those last two videos in your unlisted b playlist. When its on your main channel i get the notification and can watch them right away!
Andrew, Been a long time bro... The next time you derail, cut some 2" to 3" diameter round branches and start by feeding them from the top sprocket (make sure it's a hardwood), as you reverse it will feed the track right back on the rail and sprocket, no grease release necessary.. Works every time. Good luck and nice to see your channel has grown like crazy. btw...We are in the process of making jigs for this problem and just got our patent pend. but branches work just fine. Great video.
@@peglegtoo I have 1 in my archives somewhere, but 1 thing for sure don't believe the Manufactures specs when It comes to how tight they should be, we used to throw tracks like crazy but...believe it or not for the last 10 yrs we loosen out tracks to have a good sag , the tighter the tracks the more often they're to derail from rocks, turning on a side slope ect... We have not lost a track on 8 Cat 299D's in 5 yrs and prior to that we would go many seasons with no track derailment. As for the question, I will find and post the video for you.. Good luck and Thanks for asking
@@peglegtoo BTW, Obviously, make sure the track is on the front idler and like I said you will never reinstall a derailed track any other way, simple and works every time.
Hi Andrew. My name is Jason and I live in Britain’s oldest recorded town called Colchester. It’s a Roman town. Was called camulodgeulem by the romans. I just want you to know what an inspiration you are to me personally. You do t cus and fuss as you work and I love the way that nothing phases you. I’ve seen you on every video you have made and you never swear. Now me I’m the opposite and I hate being this way. You have changed me as a human. Yes you have made me look at life in a different way. You are an incredible guy and I wish I knew you personally as u are so positive. Pluss I’m a dog lover and I love the way you treat you doggies. I cried when I see Levi’s video, being a dog owner I could see his back legs we’re starting to give way on him as he was getting older. Exactly the same happened to all of my dogs as they all lives to an old age. Thank you Andrew you are indeed an inspiration. I really hope you get to read this message. All the best from your Roman friend in England. Regards jay.
Your video is sooo crisp and clear, it's like watching through a strange window that I can see you in real time right in front of me, pretty crazy. Glad to see your gal pal is still around, life is better shared with a good person.
That is good to hear
Is this why at times it does that stuttering during video? I have good internet (att fiber optic) and it only does it on your vids. Is there something I can do??
@@robertpeagler8404 click the three dots in the corner of the video, and you can change the video quality.
Thank you for the reply. I see that on my phone app, but haven’t been able to find an adjustment on tv for that, which is how I view his videos. I’ll keep searching. Thanks again. Maybe changing it on phone app will affect tv.
@@robertpeagler8404 Hopefully the TV defaults to the highest quality. These are 5k 60fps
Andrew, hope you are doing better! Continued prayers for you and the pups. They are a big part of why many of us watch your channel. We feel we have a better understanding of you with watching how you interact and work with your dogs. Great video, super clear and sharp.
Was he ill?
Oi André João aqui do Brasil gosto muito dos seus vídeos minha esposa gostaria que você mostre sua casa por dentro ela está curiosa para o acabamento final obrigado
I didn't know Andrew was ill?
@@pmiller7886 I wasn't, I have a broken foot right now, but I am still doing stuff.
@@AndrewCamarata keep pushing on Andrew!
The presence of the dogs is one of the things that makes your videos so fun for me, they add warmth and character to your video's!
You must be a lonely person.
Andrew, you always amaze me with your getter done attitude. You don’t let anything stop you from accomplishing what you set out to do, sometimes a little unorthodox, but accomplishing it none the less. Can’t wait till your next adventure.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ
Now where did that com from? I didn’t say anything for you to assume anything. Why did you think that verse was appropriate in any way to what I had said?
You remind me of my brother-in-law with his holy attitude and he is the most sinful of them all.
Hey Andrew, you should feel very proud of your efforts buddy. It's amazing to see how far you have come from your very first truck and tractor to now your awesome arsenal f equipment and property. You are a inspiration for all to see mate well done. 👍 🤠🍻🇦🇺
Indeed…
Agreed but I definitely noticed he’s not uploading nearly as much anymore almost seems like he’s retired and does only these kind of videos now no more work videos and it’s sad.
@@jennifersprague8585 check out his unlisted playlist on his channel. He occasionally uploads to there as well
I am amazed at the amount of work that can be accomplished with a skid loader, a chain saw, and a guy that knows how to use both of those tools.
1,000% improvement on your access Road and a great way to start the week with one of your videos!
Just has to work on dead man's curve now.
It's been almost a year to the day since we lost Levi, and month since my Maggie left us. Thank you so much for taking care of those pups and showing them a GREAT life! The love given and returned can never be measured.
man i really love the fixing/maintinence vids 👍❤
Andrew great video. My experience with chainsaw chains over the last 10 years is the steel in the chain is softer and dulls with any sand or rocks. This applies to even the old reliable chain vendors. We always carry a chainsaw file with us, just a quick touch up and the saw is cutting good again.
Another great video. It's amazing how you show no frustration when working on things.
Cody & Blue have to stay in shape to keep up with you. Every once in a while, I bet they'd like to be driving the 4 wheeler with you chasing them. 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 😊
Andrew You have built a fan base of like minded hard working people, you teach us new skills and release entertainment. Thank You
Hey Andrew, I really missed your work and clean up videos. Its like they just stopped there for a while and now they are back. Glad! Glad! Glad! Like others say, watching your vids are refreshing and a break from life's realities. Thanks. More! More! More!
Thank you Andrew for inspiring generations of men to do more. You inspire us all with your patience and fixing/troubleshooting/problem solving abilities. Much love from Canada eh
No I agree. He is an inspiration.
@@bluejar5614 You have no content. You are a troller. Do yourself a favour and stop being negative. Really it doesn’t become you.
Wouldn't some women be inspired as well?
@@BANGERS68 You don't need content to make comments here, positive or negative.
@@wfemp_4730 there are usually trolls
Your videos are better than anything I've ever seen on network television. Beautiful storytelling, fantastic videos, complete and explanatory descriptions of what you're doing, and a wonderful story, beginning middle and end, that you give us.
Some of the best drone shots I've seen in a long while. Appreciate the work going into your content. Thanks.
Fantastic opening... love the sensual overview of the gentle curving mountains and slowly descending into man's world of broken and working machines and tracking collars...
That was well worth the work Andrew! The road looks a heck of a lot better!
That section.
when I see this intros I feel relieved to see there are SO many trees in the area, so when he chops old or in the way trees it's ok
Always good to see another video from Andrew.
Even if it’s a short one it’s still a good one 😂👍🏼👍🏼
@@INORBET indeed.
Hey you are like me machine's back we fix it.
I a garden tractor I have fixed more than 20 times and is still going.
That road looks a lot better.
You are the man that's way you loved by many people around the world.
Kind regards buddy from London UK 🇬🇧
Yesssss sirrrrrr!!!!! Love anything Camarata, Keep em coming!! There's just a sense of calming and entertainment watching your videos, They make for a good relaxing night while you're working lol
For any production of this nature you have to have make the audience care about the characters and have outstanding editing! You have achieved both !
Don
I love the scenery, I never get over how beautiful that part of the country is. Thanks for doing another video so soon like I said before you are a delightful break from the rest of life
There is something therapeutic about watching a mini excavator refitting a track to a skid steer loader whilst at the same time being absolutely frustrating to watch.
ive been marathoning andrews videos lately, was almost 2 years behind on his videos, watching this one makes me exited for the isuzu trooper video and the new dog video
I'll bet when Cody sees you pull-starting things he thinks you're fighting with something and he's trying to help you by barking aggressively. The loyalty of dogs is one of the sweetest things on earth, even if its dumb sometimes.
Cody is really starting to look like Levi, great big brother for blue!
Mr. Camarata, I always like to follow you, but, in my opinion, this is the time to plant new trees as well. She has the skills, the dexterity and the earth, She takes a bare ground and creates her / our forest. You do it for the world .. wonderful the iron castle.Bravo. Simone from Italy
The mountain looks so lush from the drone shots. Beautiful. Xx
Great video, Andrew. Thanks for bringing us along. Always enjoy watching you work your magic whether it's fixing equipment, adding to your Castle, or doing land management. Also enjoy your assessment of the tools you're and parts your are using and whether or not in your opinion they are worth it.
we missed you so much
If you throw a track from the powered side, detrack it on the idler, hook it back on the cog and then push it to retrack on the idler. Much easier. I've done them by myself without any machine aid within 20~40 minutes depending on size. Took me about an hour, hour and a half to do an all metal one once. Piece of rebar that i keep on my machinery is all i needed.
That's how I had to do it in the underground gold mine that I worked at, I always used a 4' scaling bar as they were plentiful in a mining operation.
That is usually how he does it, I dont know why he chose to do it the opposite this time
I had the same Isuzu trooper when I was 16, even the same color. Highly under rated vehicle. Those things go anywhere.
Its nice to know I’m not the only one throwing a track off the skidsteer when doing clearing work with my grapple. Its a messy job bleeding the grease out of the cylinder, but there’s now way around it. Like you, I use my mini ex to get the track back on and my Dewalt Flexvolt grease gun to re-pressurize the cylinder. It always comes off in the worst of locations.
An Isuzu Trooper! I had an '86, with the round headlights- first car I ever bought from a dealership. It had the aerodynamics and aesthetic appeal of a shoebox, and it would go ANYWHERE. I loved that freaking thing. 👍
Congrats Andrew on getting the road wider. Cody and his buddy loves the outdoors.
Glad that Andrew is taking the extra step in his already busy life to bring us these videos. This is the only channel that I look forward to watching because he’s not in it to make money like other youtubers. His content is top notch quality and I hope to see more of this channel for years to come
Troopers are so freaking awesome! I have a buddy that has his all Baja decked out, uses it like you do every day going to town and back up his huge hill to his home.
I loved seeing Blue running along with you.
Andrew your talents to articulate the bucket and putting the track back are amazing!!
The road looks great! It is the extra work of cleaning up right out into the woods that makes it look so good and natural.
Really appreciated the high production value of this video - content selection, music, pacing, and video quality. Very noticeable and so much better than most television show quality. Thanks for making such an enjoyable video to watch
I had not one but TWO tracks come off yesterday when this video posted! On my TL8 and CAT 305CR. On the skid steer I find it's easier to put the front idler side on last. And on the excavator, man that's so much easier being able to lift the whole side up off the ground. Plus you can reach the controls to advance the track without having to get in/out of the cab. Oh I bought a few more attachments from auction thanks to you! Can't wait to try out the tree shear and land plane.
A very enjoyable video. I can't get over the way you lot REALLY have seasons. You go from bare sticks to lush green. Growing up in central west NSW ... firstly Aussie bush trees are grey-green ALL year .... secondly in the pastures, we had two seasons .... the brown dirt season and the green grass season depending on drought or rain 🙂 Jim Bell (Australia)
Great start to my Monday.
Road is looking great! You understand that a nice wide road makes a big difference.
Some high quality cinematography there. Such clarity and beauty in the landscape. Keep living your dream and being the best version of you. UK 🇬🇧 crew
We probably aren’t your target audience but your videos are all that my 2 year old wants to watch! He loves skid steers and grapples.
Everyone is my target audience. Thanks
Thanks for filming ~ I built thousands of those AgriFab spreaders in Sullivan Illinois...
I'd like to see more videos like this of the new property. It's a good series seeing a new place get explored and developed.
Your videos is so relaxing and love haveing a good long one to watch after work!! Keep em coming my friend!!
A hard working one man show that gets results with his mechanical and operating skills .
It’s always a piss off when you throw a track.but you get good before you get fast.these things happen to test us so you put on your game face and get it done nice going.good to have another machine to help
This is AC back to the things we love to see, Good to see Andrews videos pop up cos you know what to expect,, well some of the time . but always filmed and edited well.
shame some of these other You tubers couldnt take a thing or too from watching AC. keep up the good work Andrew
I really like your content bro. You are a really cool guy. My days are very boring without your videos. I know we cant get a video every day but i wanted you to know the impact you make in my day to day life. Thanks bro.
Best start of the week…… thanks Andrew!
Great videos Andrew, I really apriciate them here in Sweden!
Having lived in and worked in forests much of my life I cannot imagine watching someone knocking down trees, cutting them up and removing them, but the video quality is so good, editing is so fascinating and Cody and Blue are so entertaining I wouldn't miss one minute of the videos. The road really looks like a road now. Congratulations on your continuing efforts. Thanks for sharing them with us, too.
Leaving a comment for the algorythm. I always love your videos man doesnt matter if its fixing small engines, machinery maintenance or landscaping. its just always good.
I work for a Takeuchi dealer and these machines are awesome. The TL 12 is a beast.
I just got a TL12 and you’re right. Love this thing
@@doubleeranch169 As long as you take care of it you'll have that Tak... for many years. We very rarely have any Tak... in our shop for major repairs. The last time a TL was in our shop a customer used a rag as fuel cap and contaminated the fuel system.
Road looks good. I always enjoy seeing the dogs and your interaction with them.
thanks for posting, i dont need some big production, would like to see your everyday projects more often! this was perfect!
Andrew runs the only channel where I like the video before I even start it. You know its going to be good as usual.
That combo of mini-ex and track skidsteer with the grapple is really a great mix. I aspire to own both someday.
real life solutions for real life problems.Always worth our time to watch
Can't believe how lush and green the canopy is. Sure looks pretty.
I find the best tool for putting a track back on by yourself is a rachet strap, you can hook the outside of the track and pull it back on the front roller, of course loosening the tensioner all the way helps!
I have seen Andrew do that in one video, mate.
This is the first time I've seen Andrew drain the fat to relax the role. If anyone in this world knows the quickest way to get a caterpillar back on, it's Mister Camarata without a doubt. Andrew cool - Dog cool - TH-cam-Video cooool!
The new 5 series saws with the computer in them are pretty strong. Only thing is, start it and don't touch it for 30 seconds. This lets the saw auto tone to what it needs to run the best. (Temp, Elevation, all that kind of stuff) I thought the dealer was pilling my leg when he told me, but it really does run a ton better if you let it sit idling when you first start it.
It's nice to see you up on your new property and cleaning up keep up the great work Andrew
oh yeah, Andrew is back with some more footage.. really appreciated, thanks for sharing
Here in Australia the Trooper is called a Holden Jackaroo. I bought one brand new in 1999. It was a great truck and I beat the crap out of it...it never let me down.
I’m so looking forward to seeing what you do with your property
Show for some time now and then I can't believe how much Equipment you have collected so far keep up the good work my friend
I was suprised you even tried to put the track on without letting the grease out.. Good video
At first I thought this was an old video you found and Levi ever present before realising its Cody....I still think with the trees you are having to fell you have gotta make a three quarter log surround for a jacuzzi at the camp site or have a go at a log cabin integrated with a container....Great video AC....Stay Safe
Im glad you didn't put those last two videos in your unlisted b playlist. When its on your main channel i get the notification and can watch them right away!
Good to see you again Andrew, we need one of your extra long videos as they make fantastic viewing 👍🏻🏴
Magical forest. Congrats on your property mate!
Wow Andrew that road looks so much better now that it’s widened. Can’t wait to see how it looks when the grass grows in
This is currently #17 on the trending page!
Way to go brother! You’re doing something right!
How is the carbide blade on car dashboards?? lolol
that is an extreme amount of work you are doing on the
"Burma Road".
your mountain place is coming along nicely 👏👏👏
I love that Cody hates pull starts… he’s so consistent, too
Nice to see you working on your road project
Best chainsaw I’ve ever had Andrew👌
You won’t be disappointed!
The road has come along way,Looks great.
One of the coolest intros to date !! GOOD JOB !!
We missed you thanks for coming around
Andrew, Been a long time bro... The next time you derail, cut some 2" to 3" diameter round branches and start by feeding them from the top sprocket (make sure it's a hardwood), as you reverse it will feed the track right back on the rail and sprocket, no grease release necessary.. Works every time. Good luck and nice to see your channel has grown like crazy. btw...We are in the process of making jigs for this problem and just got our patent pend. but branches work just fine. Great video.
@@peglegtoo I have 1 in my archives somewhere, but 1 thing for sure don't believe the Manufactures specs when It comes to how tight they should be, we used to throw tracks like crazy but...believe it or not for the last 10 yrs we loosen out tracks to have a good sag , the tighter the tracks the more often they're to derail from rocks, turning on a side slope ect... We have not lost a track on 8 Cat 299D's in 5 yrs and prior to that we would go many seasons with no track derailment. As for the question, I will find and post the video for you.. Good luck and Thanks for asking
@@peglegtoo BTW, Obviously, make sure the track is on the front idler and like I said you will never reinstall a derailed track any other way, simple and works every time.
That track was a pain.. looking good.. thanks for making the video.. looking forward to seeing the next
Was just driving thru the Catskills last week. Beautiful scenery.
Man that drone intro .... stunning !! best channel by far
These production values are getting crazy good.
I’m always amazed at how lush and green it comes back after winter there great content mate 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Beautiful video, the color is amazing.
All that wood Andrew moved would make one reeeeally nice bonfire on a cool fall evening up there.
I don't understand why I find these videos so addictive
7:15 Haha, i just love how you turn around TWO times and every time Blue and Cody stand there and watch. XD They are both so cute!
Amazing how that road is almost totally covered from above.