"I'm sure a bunch of people are going to commit that I need to get a new toolbox. You're right but this one kinda matches my truck." Love it.

@SalandFindles

4 жыл бұрын

You mean comment,** bro.

@markm0000

4 жыл бұрын

It’s still good just the lid needs some work.

@davidj4662

4 жыл бұрын

It’s got just the right amount of dents.

@joetom7629

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew did you get a new toolBox yet haha

@karaburress6772

Жыл бұрын

Right 👍😎🐾

I’m a surface mine equipment operator in West Virginia. I could watch your videos 24/7. Thanks for bringing this to KZread. God bless you.

In the gas can isle of some stores they sell "water cans" with the old style spouts in case anyone needs to haul "water".

@This0is0pointless

5 жыл бұрын

love to fill up them "water" cans at the gas station for around 3 bucks a gallon, expensive for water but my stuff runs on it rofl

@shiddy.

5 жыл бұрын

very good, thank you

@TheDirtyyoungman1

5 жыл бұрын

Yep... I got 4 of them on Amazon for dirt cheap one time... Work great..

@markm0000

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy the old style replacement gas sprout for $10. I’m sure you can get them cheap on eBay.

@samwidmer3385

4 жыл бұрын

Can I put sparkling “water” in it?

I love how he vlogs this. Even thought I do not own ANY equipment it’s just so entertaining to me.

@ryangardner1577

2 жыл бұрын

Still watching?

Bro, you should sell shirts and hats that say "Now the thing actually works." I would buy me some.

@CadellD

4 жыл бұрын

Homicideinvestigate LOL! You’re right, he probably should, I’d buy one too😂

@ericbengtson2822

4 жыл бұрын

@@CadellD me too

@sandhupankaj

4 жыл бұрын

"Fix when its broken" :D

@tiffanyssilkynylonlovelysi6233

3 жыл бұрын

Always “fix when it’s broken.”

@nicholasbaumgren9044

3 жыл бұрын

Why don't you get some printed for yourself would probably be cheaper as well??

thanks for the fuel nozzle and gas can discussion, its crazy but the new nozzels are so slow and they leak every time love your no nonsense videos.

@El_Chompo

5 жыл бұрын

They leak everywhere! They never seal right! And they pour so slowly! He is right, half the time when they try to do stuff to protect the environment it just makes it worse.

@arthurr8670

3 жыл бұрын

I have a mix of new and old cans, but they all function like the old ones now. I can't wait all day to fill up a 12 or 14 gallon torpedo heater or a 5 gallon lawn mower tank.

Dude. I enjoy your videos and learn something every time. You are one of the few "git 'er done" guys around. Keep it up.

@melaniehefner1098

5 жыл бұрын

William Gleaves i

@tiffanyssilkynylonlovelysi6233

3 жыл бұрын

You’re one of the few “git ‘er done” guys around. Keep it up.

This dude is hella smart .. he knows everything about everything...

@cardiackidjones2848

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew is very intelligent and is making good sense about what he does and most important he probably doesn't care what others think of him!!!!

@judsonclayto7813

5 жыл бұрын

shut up trevor!

@walterbrunswick

5 жыл бұрын

Except how to properly install bearings. Okay maybe now he knows. Also, too much Teflon tape on those threads, see how it just gets bunched up and pushed out? Not good.

@Jako1987

5 жыл бұрын

@@walterbrunswick He knows something about everything and that is golden. And he gets shit done. For example I wouldn't weld a carrying handle like that. But he has a tank with a carrying handle and I don't so he's a winner. 👍

@LifeRunner4000

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I'm not so sure about that. He knows something about everything, and that's a really good start. I'm a mechanic, and welder, and sometimes I almost cringe on how he does some repairs and welds, but he gets it done and that's what matters.

It's obvious from what we see and the tone of your voice, you are on a very personal journey, thank you for allowing us to look over your shoulder and enjoy the experience!

@TheDeezelsmoke

4 жыл бұрын

This comment sounds like a Chinese bot lol

@katothedoglaurel

3 жыл бұрын

Yes thank you

"I think the person that designed these should be in prison", LOL I feel the same way man.

@natepainter1075

5 жыл бұрын

froggleggers that was funny

@willsheehan2975

5 жыл бұрын

I said the same thing yesterday! Things were leaking and I was sick as a dog from huffing it all day

@treyworth8842

5 жыл бұрын

I have good cans that are high flow if you want one I need a down payment of 1,000,000,000 dollars

@dyer2cycle

4 жыл бұрын

...Ventless cans?...the EPA doesn't care if they work or not..."if you want a gas can, then you have to buy the kind we say you can"...hmm..I wonder if the EPA considers modifying a fuel can "tampering with an emissions device"?...:)

@Gunnypauly73

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly, I can piss faster than I could fill up a fuel tank with one of those nozzles

"This one kind of matches my truck" *Immediately clicks like button*

Andrew, you are a natural in front of the camera, good job!

@iHitchiti

4 жыл бұрын

You should watch his early videos, he's seriously improved.

"Cause that would cost ya like a billion dollars!"... You're awesome man!!

@SalandFindles

4 жыл бұрын

You're**

@wetdixiebellelingerie3014

3 жыл бұрын

“‘Cause that would cost you like a billion dollars!”... You’re awesome, man!!

Andrew appear's outta then air "So when i first started buying deasel equipment"

@stephensullivan201

4 жыл бұрын

ballin X100 wow you really deserve more likes for this comment😂

@NNICKKK

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment 🤣. I have no business watching ACs videos but they are so addictive. So a comment on one other video of his along the lines of " I bet Andrew watches his own videos to learn how to do something" utterly hillarious. Some funny people watch his videos.

@morganrussman

3 жыл бұрын

😅

@ballinx1007

3 жыл бұрын

@SISSY Sue Brett PANTYSISSY Right spelled diesel wrong

@deletesoon70

3 жыл бұрын

Just like Frank Howarth "POP!"

"Thats the type of thing you would talk about doing but not actually do" that has to be my fav quote by you Andrew

100% agree with you on the portable gas cans. Funny part is that they are designed prevent spilling of fuel but in reality they end up causing more spills than with one ones with no valve junk. As for fuel storage, I added a hand pump to my house heating oil tank and was one of the best things I did. If you are on automatic delivery you will never run out of fuel for your equipment.

Your a good kid ! You make me laugh. Never lose your enthusiasm. You’ve got the ambition and the tenacity . Your work alone a lot ( I watch a lot of your exploits) so safety should be paramount. I’d like to see you wearing more PPE. Especially safety glasses! I’m a retired power company lineman and like work like you do but I’ve made to my age( 67).....I want you to make to 67 too !

@Raynl1978

5 жыл бұрын

I've seen several videos of him working with other people. Most of his work however is solo work that doesn't require anyone else.

What a really interesting tutorial. I never thought I'd be interested in the do's and dont's of fuel storage, but you brought the subject to life.

That was GREAT! You can be serious and funny at the same time, that is a talent very few people have! Everything you talked about was a winner. Keep entertaining us as well as educating us! Great work Andrew!

I think its nice when there is good info in the description. It shows that the creator made an effort with the videio aswell. It is clear that Andrew always does i think. Cheers from Sweden!

Very cool video. I would have run the crap of that manual cranck fuel pump with an electric drill connected to it. Also your bed tool box is perfectly tuned ,you should keep it,It takes years of use to tune aluminium boxes to this sound quality lol

@16B9

5 жыл бұрын

LOL

@stevemazz3121

5 жыл бұрын

WOW, what have I been doing wrong. My aluminium tool box still works perfectly and is still, well, straight after 15 years of use.... maybe I should beat the the thing with a hammer.

@ImaITman

5 жыл бұрын

@@stevemazz3121 You just think it works perfectly, to reach next level you gotta bring the hammer ;)

You are awesome Camarata!! Love your commentary and showing off your stuff. Keep making and sharing :)

Andrew, You is just a piece of cake. Can't tell you how much I enjoy. Don't have the words. Keep filming. No overfill with your ability.

love the attitude man. "people say i should get a new toolbox, but this one kinda matches my truck." Epic.

You shared so many cool ideas using " Yankee Ingenuity" that I have to watch it a second time ......... Great job !!

Andrews toolbox: “It just got all smashed up....for no reason” 😂

Your enthusiasm is contagious so I have to thank you for that keep on doing great work!

Love that you acknowledge that your tool box matches your truck! :)

Great idea with modifying the tank legs to slide easier!

Thank you Andrew. Very educational and I learned some new things.

Great video, Andrew! I'm currently looking at updating my fueling equipment, so this video was perfect timing for me. Thanks and keep it up!

Great Info. I discovered the NO-SPILL cans about 6 years ago. I like them so much I replaced all my cans with them. They flow pretty good without mods, but I did add a vent to each one.

Another Super Learning Video form Andrew"'s Maintenance. You are the most Honest man in video.CHEERS sir. and Thank You.

You are doing really great 'kid'. TIP ... When you are drilling a 'half inch hole in that plastic gas can, .. Turn your drill backwards. It doesn't grab . I'm 72 and I just learned that.

@airic2897

4 жыл бұрын

ahh good tip

@jesselawson1169

4 жыл бұрын

Instructions for the cap say to use anything but a twist drill because it grabs and makes a lopsided hole. Step drill, reamer, or spade bit are better.

Kind of off topic, but this video reminded me of some friends of mine who still had a fuel oil furnace, a few years ago. One holiday weekend they realized they had not gotten their normal monthly fill. Tank was nearly dry, they called and could've gotten an emergency fill, that night....for a fee. Well instead of paying the huge fee that I considered extortion from their supplier, I filled my 150 gallon transfer tank, just like the one you have and took care of them. The fuel guy stopped the following week, expecting an empty tank and a charge to relight the furnace. Ended up with a freezer full of homegrown beef out of that one. 😂 Really enjoy your videos and content, too.

i really appreciate a video made by a KNOWLEDGEABLE person who speaks well, so the listeners can learn valuable instruction. WELL DONE!

The problem with steel tanks failing usually can be traced to condensation build up inside the tank. Most of the cheaper tanks are bare on the inside and therefore rust from the inside out. And it's almost impossible to detect this until it begins to leak. However, if you want to prolong your tanks life, you can have an internal coating applied. If your handy, you can purchase the stuff and diy. It can be a bit pricey depending on the brand and supplier, but sometimes you can't put a price on peace of mind. Just a thought. Great videos.

@ferguson20diesel49

5 жыл бұрын

John Nelson what I did to avoid that on my hitachi digger and the notorious fiat 110 90 diesel tank is to keep it full to the neck all the time

@jayadinash9102

3 жыл бұрын

An aluminum tank wouldn't rust. You can get a 100 gallon aluminium tank for $768 on Ebay.

Your a wealth of knowledge and experience. I appreciate your humbleness and willingness to share your experiences, both good and bad with others.

You certainly speak your mind and this is what makes you unique. Keep on talking how you feel about certain products. This is what I enjoy about your videos.

The more I watch you the more I like ya. Great sense of humor man.

Great practical video Andrew! This will help a LOT of people! Some great tips! Thanks for making this one!

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@andrewcullen8635

6 жыл бұрын

What White Teflon Tape made for Air or Water? Do you mean Plumbers Tape? polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). That is why the one for Fuel is a different colour. So that a moron like you does not get the wrong stuff

@simonrichard9873

6 жыл бұрын

ANDREW CULLEN wtf dude

@howardfortyfive9676

4 жыл бұрын

@@simonrichard9873 *Just give Andy Collen a big FAT DISLIKE. That'll fix his wagon!!*

to me auto stop is a must. End of the day i put the gun in, have it open like halfway, grease my machine and dig my tracks out, when you have the timing right its usually just clicking off as im all done with the grease and shovel. job done, all ready for tommorow.

@NordboDK

5 жыл бұрын

Grease is cheaper than bearings

@RiverValleyLandscaping

4 жыл бұрын

I used to do the same, click the fuel on and start greasing, I had the timing down perfect until changing out the filter on the fuel tank... now the fuel flows too fast for the filler neck to keep up with and I’m stuck holding the handle like a rookie

I have seen people do crazy things to trucks to use off road fuel ..... moonshine tanks like u mentioned, having a switch between the truck tank and the transfer tank, with a set up like old box Chevy with twin tanks, even getting and old school gas tank that mounts behind the seat like in 60s and 70s . There are cheaters every where. As an electrician I saw a set up where the deceased home owner put a device sleeve in his mast head and tied extra wires in to get free electricity off the service before the meter....been that way since the house got a 200 amp service upgrade in 1979. It takes all kinds.

Andrew you are killing me, the tool box was perfect

"this one kinda matches my truck, so I dont really mind it" :D Classic! well said...... Keep up the good work :)

Andrew. Keep it up ur a smart man love ur vids

Wow this was totally the right video to watch at the right time.. been going nuts with the gas spouts, very happy to hear a solid reccomendation.. sane with the video where you talked about trailer lights, that's saving me a ton of hassle this week, so thank you Andrew, I appreciate these videos.

"It matches my truck" thx 4 the good laugh! I've been frustrated for years, since they stopped installing the gas vents. Now I see they make, sell them and they're easy to install. Thank you so much for that info!!!

Truck tool box looks pretty good to me, just needs a buffing ! She will shine rite up...great video, keep up the great work.

@sanfranciscobay

6 жыл бұрын

Just needs a little Flex Seal and Duct Tape and it's good as new!!!

@johnhansen2187

4 жыл бұрын

John J - Mebby bang out a few of the wors dents.

we made bins for loading scrap metal into them old oil tanks... lay them flat cut down the center. lift sides up add metal on ends... vola!....rectangle shape bin for scrap metal.... we cut circles in all 4 corners to lift bin thanks 4 video. be kind.

Andrew you do everything dirt work demolition mechanic work sawmilling and now you have your own fuel station I am impressed

Hello, I'd like to comment on your diesel discussion. I worked in the north both as a class one driver and working for a bulk oil fuel company (Gulf Oil), Stove oil is a lighter product than actual summer diesel and is commonly used in winter when the temperatures are well below zero. Summer diesel is thicker and lubricates much better for climates above zero. In the spring and fall when temperatures fluctuate from well below freezing to say 10 degrees above, we would add a quart of transmission fluid to each saddle tank when it got above zero and refuel at the end of the day with winter diesel (Stove oil). It should be the same in America as it is here in Canada. Ps: Really enjoy your videos and am amazed at how knowledgeable you seem to be.

I love the gas cans that take three hands to work.

“And he was trying to patch it with like chewing gum or something stupid like that. That’s not gonna work” lol😝😝

Oh man you're just great brother, the first video I saw was about the SUV Montero sport you had in which you replaced the calipers. I own two Monteros and I'm a mechanic myself, as an honest mechanic I thought your video wasn't good enough at diagnosing the problem of it. But now I have seen more than 4 of your videos and I love it, I grew up in farm and all your videos remind of my childhood and I'm seriously thinking about retiring get into excavation business like. I'm really grateful with you for opening my eyes and I wish you the best of the best of the best, keep it up and again I wish you the best of the best.

Really good information. Thank you for taking the time to put these out. Very impressive!

bonjour , what about a tour of the property ( chicken coop , small lake , garage , shed for your fuel ..and drone shot ) .

@brookerobertson2951

5 жыл бұрын

Good idea.. also it'd be good to know the location of his alarm system .. and his safe... 🤪🤪🤪

@cheesse9yearsand

5 жыл бұрын

by the color of the leaf and sun location he lives in dhhchfvivucop

another good practice is to install a desiccant/coalescing vent on big tanks , in or outdoor tanks vent out warm in daytime and suck in cold damp air at night , all that moisture collects at the bottom and rusts

I love watching your videos Andrew. You do an amazing job! Keep it up!

That kinked hose was bugging me soooo much. Then you were like I am sure this is bugging people so I am going to fix it. You earned a subscriber lol.

3:38 Andrew: The hose won't be kinked anymore... Hose: I still like bondage Andrew: SHUT UP

Hey Andrew! love your videos. Just a quick tip handed down from my father with regards to the teflon tape that I've seen you use both for water and fuel. Consider using the "back" of the tape when you're applying it to a pipe or fitting. It works the same way and it goes on easier when the diameter of the tape roll is considerably different than what you're applying it to. Give it a try, it actually works!

Andrew, HNY! Thanks for sharing your considerable experience with the rest of us. I love to learn from your vlog! Best regards, Greg

Fantastic... I've watched a dozen or so of these videos.. Top stuff.. He really works hard...

for the thinner tank make a outer cage that you can lift

Pretty good little simple video with some decent information. No KZread 25 years ago when I started. Had to learn trial and error!

I used to do a lot of gas station tank pulls, decommissions, whatever you want to call it. With the tanks that housed Gasoline, we used to have to vent one side with a 15 foot vertical vent pipe, and drop dry ice in the other end to vent out the fumes that were left over from the sludge in the bottom of the tank. You're right, they are never empty lol. It was a spectacle. Fire Marshall used to have to come out and throw a sniffer on the tank, and they couldn't be moved onto the semis until it was at a low enough level. Real cool part of that is we had a contract with a company who builds underground bunkers, and they used to take em from us, free of charge. Really helped out in the long run finance wise. Anyway Andrew thanks for the vid, I know it's 2 years old but I'm still trying to play catch up with all your content. Cheers!

@AndrewCamarata

3 жыл бұрын

That is interesting with the dry ice.

Great video, Andrew. I really enjoy watching your channel. I feel like a kid in a candy store with all your equipment.

Dieselfumes can be dangerous. A farmer came to a weldingcompany when they had lunch. Just wanted them to weld the lock on his tank, quick fix. It was empty. Big tank on a trailer. Dindnt say what kind of tank. They wanted to be nice and send out a jung unexperianced guy since this was a easy job. He welded on the tank and it exploded. he died... :( Thanks 4 your entertaining vids...

#1, my son and I love your videos. #2, how do you have the time and energy? Redbull in your veins? #3, keep it up.

I’ve seen this video a couple times before and now realized that I must have chose to place my pump on the drivers side because of you. I’m actually moving it today to the passenger side because I’m tired of climbing in and out of the bed to get the nozzle. The same with filling the tank.

Andrew, I wish you were my teacher in elementary, middle school, high school and college. Love your videos!

17:03 you can thank california and NY following CA on that one. It is awful.

"You don't want to do this with gas" as you take a map gas torch to warm up the hose. #quoteoftheyear! Love it

I love how he is always progressing never is he not getting on with life , also helping friends and family

You are the hardest workin' man in showbiz...

Just curious, how did you transport your medium excavator and the track steer loader, to that new house site...did you fit them both on a trailer behind your dump truck, or lift the track steer loader in to the dump bed, or separately, deliver them one at a time, to the work site?

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Those two fit on the trailer together.

@zbudda

6 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata. Thanks.

.. If I lived near you, I can tell, we'd be best friends.. We are so much alike it's scary.

I would like to say that we need more people just like you in the world.

I wondered how you kept all your equipment fueled up. I should've known you had a great set up. Very cool!

I heard of a guy that uses his large dump truck. It has two large tanks. He disconnected the right tank sealed it off and carries dyed fuel for his machines. There are signs and labels on the tank stating that it is for equipment only. the left tank is fuel for the truck. Do you think this is legal since the tank is not connected to the truck's fuel system. It would be like carrying a fuel storage container with him. It saves time when on the job by pulling either one next to the other and transferring directly to the equipment.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

If questioned you would have to prove that the tank is not hooked to the vehicles engine.

5:03 I prefer my hose kinky! Sorry, I couldn't resist...

@morganrussman

4 жыл бұрын

Giggity. I'm sorry, don't kill me.

Thanks for the video I was thinking about the 55 gallon drums but forgot about using the oil thanks. I'm glad I know this because I can get these for free often. Also funny about the toolbox lol

I like how you explain everything even when you know MOST of what you said like most of the people here it's still interesting how you make it sound. Love your vids man.

andrew as always i love your video`s. but you might want to revise your advice about diesel fumes not being explosive. (you were using a blow torch in close proximity of the fuel tank) in the right conditions i.e. high temperatures diesel can vapourize and become instantly flammable. BEWARE!

Agreed, the dolt who designed those new spill proof gas cans should be in prison. What a Gonkulator. I've heard of guys telling the DOT if they find red dye in their diesels that they added some kerosine (which is red ) to keep the fuel from Gelling in the winter time. Best to just pay the tax, the fines are crazy. I know they stop a lot of guys near farming communities and do testing. That guy with the false tank with road tax fuel and the main tank with red diesel was brilliant. I think your tool box goes with your truck. It's always best to look insolvent rather than mr. money bags otherwise it will be fines, fees, upcharges, gouging and goring a plenty.

@johnhansen2187

4 жыл бұрын

And if you are all spiffy the clients think you are overcharging them

Thanks for the great videos. I can honestly say I learn something new from every video

Andrew please run for president because we the people need you!

you should try your luck and contact some companies to see would they sponsor some products for you to use.

@arnoldromppai5395

6 жыл бұрын

I have tried that but is seems like the give all the big and great stuff to ones that have poor info on them, as go on like there whole shoot was practiced, and people that have no real use for such a thing, help I have had 37 years at my trade and what I do on everything else, a Jake of all trades master of 2

@onedbell

5 жыл бұрын

Nooooo. One reason I like your channel so much is because you don't have annoying sponsors and we can actually trust your opinion

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

I don't want to turn my channel into a commercial.

@libertybelllandscaping1757

5 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata I respect you for keeping it real.

American gas nozzles are the worst. Up here in the land of frozen freedom you can still buy free flow nozzles.

@laszlovass7326

6 жыл бұрын

kurt bees You can probably thank my lib-tard California for that. Law makers here are only good at making retarded useless laws that defy common sense. Thank you Andrew, fun to watch your videos. My dad is an old school Hungarian immigrant and we learned to fix everything, wish we were neighbors, currently one is a copy of Pamela Anderson and another is a guy who collects dress shoes. These people are about as useful as their fake boobs and protein shakes. My boys love your videos and like the reality. Thank you

@bsm6776

6 жыл бұрын

Yep I think its nationwide EPA rules

@packofhounds

6 жыл бұрын

Kurt bees - That's because the engineers are people that have never had to precariously hang from a sander fueling the engine at 3am in a blizzard with gloves on and hold a tank for 20 minutes while it agonizingly glugs through some device that takes 3 hands to operate. What ultimately happens is the operator removes the entire nozzle in a fit of rage and splashes and spills fuel all over the place trying to dump it in with no funnel. The answer is, make nozzles with a screw cap that is permanently and unbreakably attached to the nozzle and breakproof vent caps. We've sent men to the moon... this is not an insurmountable design challenge. I bet these "spill proof" spouts have spilled tenfold the amount that the "old fashioned" tanks ever did.

@roosterhunter6245

6 жыл бұрын

Its because of dumb fucks and lawyers. One of the oldest gas can manufactures got put out of business because of product liability insurance. Kinda pisses me off. Here's the article stateimpact.npr.org/oklahoma/2012/07/09/why-the-largest-maker-of-portable-gas-cans-is-going-out-of-business/

I don't know why I didn't watch this video until now--missed it somehow. Thanks Andrew, lots of good info. Happy NY & all the best in 2019.

Thanks for the info on the old oil tanks. I got an old one in my basement.

You really have some great videos, thank you for all the information

Andrew thanks for the tips alot of fuel cans are a pain

Great episode, alot of useful information.

Great job. You give straight forward advice. Keep it up.

Your evolution of fuel carrying has evolved much the same as mine. First, 5-gallon containers finally going to a tidy tank in a truck box. The tidy tank has a couple of small clamps that go on the battery of whatever is being fueled. I use the yellow teflon tape on everything. Its rated for gas but is good for oil, fuel and water. Those auto-off nozzles usually work except when cold, then I will snap the trigger a few times with my fingers to make sure it shuts off when full. And with a fuel can, use a funnel. They have fuel cans now that say "the vent is back", so maybe they learned something. That fuel nozzle with the fuel meter looked really good.

Great video, thanks for posting all of them, very helpful. You should be in congress Andrew!

Very informative video A C, we are always having trouble with gas spouts...

you are doing good Andrew keep it up . Work hard and make a living . People always have something to say about how to do things . Work it , fix it , keep it going . I always had to do or figure out how to fix my stuff cause I couldn't afford to pay for it. That's some of the fun , learning as much about stuff as you can . I enjoy your videos Keep them coming