I like the fact you work alone. No drama just work.

@TehHijack

6 жыл бұрын

You don't need a huge crew to do the kind of stuff he does. It's alot of business for him and it's cheaper for the customer since it's just him and his machines.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Its tough finding people that are any good.

@zippythechicken

5 жыл бұрын

and by that you mean aren't meth addicts .. heh @@AndrewCamarata

@jmichaelpatrick8573

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata if I lived near Andrew I would work for free just to be taught by the best in my opinion, I follow orders well and can keep my mouth shut when told to, I’ll put in my resume if I ever move there Lol / I also have a good inspector that will come to and love to be Levi’s assistant and pal

@KingStreetRob

5 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata I like the fact that his video's aren't full of swearing for the sake of swearing. Even when hit with problems always even keeled. Engineer tells him to completely redo a leeching field and Andrew is "kind of annoyed" Video editing nearly the best I have seen on KZread. Doesn't cut out mistakes, etc. I could go on but I think Andrew get's the message I'm trying to relay.

You go above and beyond on these jobs. It's easy to understand why you have steady work. Thanks for the videos.

For a bunch of mis matched rocks, he sure made awsome straight walls

I don't know how I ended up on your channel, but I'm loving it.

Andrew.Thankyou for giving us old guys a new life! Beats sitting in lounge watching goggle box. Winter nights tucked up with iPad dreaming of great past days when we were doing hard work like you do.

You definitely put a lot of thought into your work. Wise beyond your age. You do great work Andrew.

I married an angel who passed recently after 46yrs. One day soon there will be true peace on earth and she like others will be back and we can all do your kinda work restoring this wrecked earth into a paradise like it was promised us originally. So Thankyou for giving us a vision of how to reshape the earth and entertaining us in the meantime....you’re a great man.

You always go above and beyond, that entrance looked great and I’m sure it was more than the customer expected. Great repurpose of the old foundation stone.

@jmichaelpatrick8573

5 жыл бұрын

One of my favorite video’s , Andrew is awesome

I always love your signature rocks around the ends of the culvert pipe as that always adds a special look to a job done with pride!

@KILAPH24471

4 жыл бұрын

He would have had the bring something in to accomplish the reinforcement anyway. That truck time etc is mir than offset by his "find". Each piece of equipment has to find its way..pay for itself hourly. He has to think this way. He's analytical. Plus or minus everything must pay for itself. He gets paid for his repairs too. He gets paid via keeping busy w minimal lost days. That's the overall calculation he makes as as businessman. He also just has a philosophy about his work. I did. You're either happy with your situation or you're not. If not, you bump your quotes. As I've said elsewhere it's part arithmetic and part art. All in all you want to keep as busy as your bills plus wants require.

That's a very fascinating find. And they way you managed to incorporate the old foundation stones in to the new driveway is art.

Very satisfying to watch. You're a good, smooth operator, who is easy on his machine, executes a plan correctly, and utilizes good time management. Good stuff, man. I enjoy your vids.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

bro took u half hour to get sum rocks and stack thm and ur job looks ten times beter.... u do realy nice work gud sht bro keep it up

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@howardfortyfive9676

5 жыл бұрын

Being you're in NY that foundation could be from the *Revolution Era.* Pretty KEWL..

@RhumRunner41

5 жыл бұрын

Howard Fortyfive Where I live (NS), if we find a foundation in the middle of nowhere, we have to call an archeologist to take a look before we take or do anything from/to the site. A road for a development near my house was delayed for 14 months because a foundation was found. Turns out it was for a barn built in the early 1920s.

@ub5563

4 жыл бұрын

@@howardfortyfive9676 More than likely Victorian era judging by the construction. I live in NY too and the place is littered with foundations from that time. Lots of small factories, water wheels, etc. also.

Been watching your series with great interested.and learning quite a lot. You, sir, are a real artist with all of your equipment.

That entrance looks awesome. I like that you were able to find big stones right in sight and that’s what made it really look great.

just started watching...love your work ,from down under

You're a jack of all trades Andrew, good job!!!

Great video Andrew! My wife and I are getting ready to do this exact project on our land in a few weeks, and this is just the video we needed to visualize how to correctly install our crossing

Good quality work. You take the time to do it right.

I like all your videos and I particularly enjoy watching the way you arrange rocks.

Awesome video. Thanks, man. I love how you repurposed the stones.

This is the second time I have watched this entire playlist. so useful and entertaining! I wish I recorded some of my past projects like you have. Thanks for posting!

What a pleasure to watch your work, thank you.

My boss wanted to know why I been late for work every day for the last month , so I showed him your KZread channel and now I make to work before him , but I'm still late🤣

I like how you are very detailed with every job I find that very good a lot of companies don’t do that they just install it and Collett good they don’t care about how long it’s going to last

I've been catching up on your Video's started watching about a month ago. One thing I love about them is on every Job you do you do them like they are for you, You do Great Work Andrew, Wish I lived in NY I would most Definitely Hire You for any Job I had to be done.

Great videos young man, thanks for sharing. As I watch your videos I have realize you n myself are allot alike in how things get done. I am 60 yrs old with a major low back condition, so take care of your back n lifting. You do Not want to be where I have been since 95. It's hard to retire when you were forced into it while still young. I am considering getting into the tree mulching business but still thinking things thru as its a very big risk for failure due to my health. As I have (6) heart stents n 3 in the widow maker. So one can recognize the overall issue. I was a heavy equipment mechanic n ranching background n work my butt off till I was forced out. I know now, that it was the best thing overall, as I was having issues getting big jobs done due to bad back issue. They just get a younger guy to replace you, then when his day comes. He also will in up crippled or worst. So all you young guys n gals, protect your back n use cranes n blocks whatever it takes to keep your back in good shape. Sounds good, but it's hard to do most days if you're in the field working by yourself 90% of the time. I don't really have the funds to jump into the tree n mulching business, yet I love running equipment n moving dirt n rocks, trees ect. I really enjoy watching your videos, if nothing else I can dream. No one will hire a guy with bad back issues, so remember that when you push your luck lifting equipment parts some over 150 lbs in awkward positions ect,,, Being that can do guy n one hell of a field mechanic only goes so far. I probably worked too hard all my life, but that was all I knew other than being a Paradog. Keep them videos coming sir, I really enjoy them. An your castle n shop is awesome from the outside view. Excaltly what I always wanted too. Thanks, Ty,,, Northern Michigan,,,

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I've never had any back pain, I'll try to watch my back lifting, I usually use equipment to move heavy stuff.

I sub a week ago and been watching at least a video a day. To see him alone doing all the jobs is amazing.

I have watched a lot of your videos, and you are the hardest hands on working man I have ever seen. You do a great job, hope your body holds up.

I LIKE HOW YOU PLACE ROCKS AT EACH END OF THE CULVERTS, AWESOME JOB!

that little bobcat is something else. I want one. your work is so interesting and creative.

I sure hope that lost foundation wasn't an historical landmark of the Iroquois Nation! Nice to find old content and firm understanding how Andrew honed his skills while building his fiefdom. Love the Artistic talent on display I'm certain he never charged for such an excellent craftsmanship!

This is truly an art!!!!! You do great work!!!!!

You make it look so easy. BUT then again, I know it isn't unless you have experience with those machines that you have. The way that you do the landscaping, IT is cool. Awesome job.

I like how ever time you put in a drain pipe you make a nice rock wall on ether end from the rocks just laying around the site. It's nice to see we have people like you who care about the job they do in our area.

Idk why but I love watching stuff like this and enjoy it and you have the best videos, keep up the great content your an amazing at what you do.

All your videos are awesome. I like that you aren't afraid to get out and use your hands to

Andrew, thanks for great videos, some cool sound tracks, and free entertainment! you really do some great work my friend and its easy to see that you take pride in what you do. it would be awesome if your videos could be sorted by job site. man id love to see one of your projects completed one phase at a time...... start to finish. Fantastic man! keep it up.

This video has bee very helpful. I am wanting to put a drain in a low area of my rural driveway and this is my starting point. I may need to install 2 drains but thanks so much for this helpful guide :)

Great work Andrew. Thank you!

The little touches you do as that rock support wall set you apart from the rest. Do not change what your doing. BRAVO Andrea! (Sorry for Italiano)

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

great job man ,i love to here the engine sound of your machine

I like how you mentioned the future videos for this site.

Great work man! I enjoy watching your stuff. Very entertaining and interesting

I have watched few of your videos. Man you're the man at work. I just love the detail and the effort you put down. 'meantime' do your videos... hahaha, you're great!! I thank you thousands times for the entertainment!! People who havnt a clue of doing things with passion wont understand... You are a big star in my sky. Keep on doing your job and continue MAKING THOSE VIDEOS!! Salut!

Im loving your channel you are the person I watch to make me fell better

This channel has inspired me a lot the fact that you don't care if you don't know how to do something you try it anyway. that to me is how you get ish done. Good job man I wish you the best keep up the good work.

Man, I would hate to live in your area Andrew, rocks EVERYWHERE!! Great job as always!!

Congratulations on the 864. It's a real workhorse, my father had one for years. Just a footnote, the frame is not as strong as the machine since it was the first track machine for Bobcat. When prying at a rock or hard ground, go from the center of bucket, not the side. It can crack the boom. It never happened to us, but there were quite a few at the dealers service dept.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Good advice, yeah I see how it could potentially break. I was digging some stumps today, and I just used the excavator instead.

@user-df3ln9ht1g

2 жыл бұрын

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2:30am up watching your videos andrew keep up the good work man love watching your videos

Just came ur vids really like the way u get job done good job good skills

A great grafter , i like how he sorts out problems on the go , love his tyre removal video

Excellent job Andrew !

You are very consistent Andrew!!

Great job. Skillfully done. Thx

You a 1 man team I've been watching your videos after videos after videos great work AC

Like a damn surgeon with that bobcat. 💪💪💪

I love coming across old stuff like that foundation, you can’t help but think about the history. Wouldn’t it be great if you could just touch it and you’d get a time lapse image of its life in that location. I’ve been watching too much sci-fi I already know! LoL

Man you are a F-ing MASTER...Watching you is relaxing for me. Is strange I know, but watching a master work is a pleasure to behold!

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I like the way you put the big rocks around the end of the pipe.

I'm only now finding this channel and even though I live on an island in the Caribbean where landscaping isn't seen everyday. It's fascinating how this young man works, kinda reminds me of myself. If you ain't gonna do it right don't do it at all. You actually got me thinking of making videos and posting them. I work in the Marine diesel field but often do repairs on old trucks and excavators and I'm 23 years young. Keep up the great work!

Great work, pleasure to watch as usual...Mike

1:47 I love that melody, it's my favorite

This was incredible sir!

Awesome! Loving this channel.

you do awesome work, not many would have rocked in the two ends

I like these videos. Cool container building

You have no idea how refreshing it is to finally watch someone who knows how to operate their equipment climb on it and get shit done. No bullshit panning around at local wildlife, no filming pets, no going off into a spiel about unrelated crap, no ignorant-ass commentary, and most importantly, a man taking the time to produce a video that doesn’t look like it was filmed with a toaster. Just a man, on his skid steer, getting shit done, and making it look easy. Fantastic job, brother. I can tell you take pride in what you do. Cool find with that old foundation. Had to be 19th century stuff. Prolly took a homesteader weeks to build. Go drink a beer and tell yourself I bought it for ya. You damn well deserve it. Subscribed. I’m certain I’m going to learn something following you around. Happy new year, bro.

I like how you look for ways to recycle before deciding to purchase new. Great way to put an old abandon foundation to use.

Thanks for making these videos a playlist

I've been watching your videos for a long time. Do you know what I love the most? You work as if you are doing it on your own property. Regards, from a Brazilian fan.

@douglasdoespiritosanto3287

3 жыл бұрын

A ética protestante dos norte-americanos do trabalho está a anos luz da nossa.

Looks like a fun job.

That is some great looking work.

My opinion: is these old places might be a great place to visit with a metal detector. Not saying that you would find anything of value, but fun to do. Thanks for your time and videos.👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Your video editing is excellent. You know just when to cut a scene, speed things up or regular motion such that your action moves along without boring or repetitive moments. The music is just right for setting the mood without being overpowering or dull. So, in addition to keeping your audience, you keep them coming back for more. Plus, you can work that earth moving equipment like its an extension of your body!! Great work on your job and recording how you do it.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Looks like you are setting it up for your self to live in. Good work.

It's the little things that matter, like that rock wall to make the culvert look better. Plus the fact that you didn't wreck anything of that old foundation when you pulled rocks for the wall as well

The tree removal was really cool to see. I didn't know you could do that with a bobcat!

Thanks for video I enjoy watching can’t wait for the next one

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I have a bunch of videos that were finished a few weeks ago, I've just been waiting to upload them so I could go back and get some good finished shots first.

Rewatched! Liked, Viewed, Subscribed, shared, Commented. Great content, video and skid steer work! Always does a great job!

@AndrewCamarata

3 ай бұрын

Thanks

Great video sir You’re good at what you do

You do some pretty darn good work brotha!

My wife was in the other room....I had this playing...she said, "are you watching porn." I said yes, indeed I am.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

That's funny.

@Lucky4zo

5 жыл бұрын

D Barr indeed!

@chtomlin

5 жыл бұрын

what a nice job!

@stoneledgetinyhouse

5 жыл бұрын

ROTFLMAO ! My wife said the same thing, but I said "Landscaping porn" lol 😂

@daddysteel3514

5 жыл бұрын

You should’ve said get back in the kitchen women and make me a samich

WOW ,your bobcat moves quick to...Peace, God Bless America... Smile that's what it's all about....

Would love to see the reaction of the owner.Because dam that pretty awesome

I like that you did not disturber the only foundation.Also used the old rock around the new drive. Good karma

You do stuff like it was your stuff

Great looking job

You do really nice work Andrew.

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

You live in such a beautiful area!

@KILAPH24471

4 жыл бұрын

Upstate NY. Beautiful. The lakes are sweet too.

Good work man, always enjoy your videos

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Some say old foundation... I say free rocks

@GrandDudeBill

5 жыл бұрын

Im sure he charged the folks for those rocks.

@RebelTvShka

5 жыл бұрын

@@GrandDudeBill I bet they paid it too.

@KILAPH24471

4 жыл бұрын

Nah. Probably just folded it in to his machine time. That seems to be how he works some of the time. That's why he gets such repeat biz. I'm a retired Northeast GC. You (and customers) look over your bills from these guys. You look for them to make sense (+/-). He also works pretty efficiently so his bids (when he ballparks them...or nails them) are competitive from the git go. Just a guess on my part. You judge a sub over a set of jobs and make your assessment. It's part common sense...part "a sense". You need a regular guy. It's expensive (i.e. time consuming) to get multiple bids. Besides, how many AC types are out there? You also look at the equipment. Are you paying him or his lender. W AC there clearly ain't no banker...lol.

From one Equiment operator to the next you got skills brother

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@jay-rus4437

5 жыл бұрын

John Furey .....was thinking the same thing. Ive operated equipment off and on for years. Trackhoes, dozer, skid-loader, frontend-loader, backhoe etc. His ability to cleanly remove the ditch material and scoop it up that cleanly was impressive.

Great job !

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Great job as always. You can eyeball and stack those boulders so a tight wall results. Looks great. Weak part of that 864 is the center ram. Neighbor had his fly past his head twice and then traded it for a Takeuchi. I have a Cat 257.(engine is in correctly-not sideways!!) Good Job!

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I haven't had to 864 long, but I really like it so far.

@andrewslagle1974

6 жыл бұрын

bobcat makes the best skid steer equipment i have ran and fixed them all. also owne bobcat and takeuchi they are great. reliable relativley easy and cheep to fix

I sware im looking at myself 15 years in the future when i watch your videos.

What ever you charge for the job's you do has got to be a Great deal because of you work ethic and care to do the finishing work. WTG

Just found your channel. I need to do everything you did. Thanks

That foundation was a cool find.

Always enjoy your videos! Watched, Liked, Subscribed, Shared, Commented...

Driveway looks good, thanks for videos Andrew...

@AndrewCamarata

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks