So I think this is the second time I have seen you on this property, all I can say is I can see why you are called for these big jobs. You do the job well, efficiently and I love the way you leave a job, CLEAN. SHOWS YOUR WORK ETHIC. Great job

@moleccccular

4 жыл бұрын

I love his obligatory "I'm all finished up here. Well, ON TO THE NEXT JOB", too.

@likilikiki

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with everything you said but the "big job".. it's taking down a couple of trees :)

@edwardgarea7650

4 жыл бұрын

First impressions are everything. Do a great job and you assure yourself of callbacks. You also develop a rapport with the customer, and he or she will recommend you to others. I think a large part of Andrew’s genius is that he instinctively understands these things. And this is, I think, how he grew his business. He probably spends next to nothing on advertising. For instance, his Ford dump truck has his name and profession on the door, but no phone number for interested parties to call. Were I him, I’d add the number. My bosses always picked up small, easy jobs (paving driveways) from people seeing the phone number. It costs little, can return a lot and is a mark of pride.

@wetdixiebellelingerie3014

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata has just pushed down the oak trees away from the house, using a 1995 Hitachi EX100 excavator.

@michaelbrown641

3 жыл бұрын

Good job. Too much fun.

I just love that Ford dump truck so much. I think it's cuz despite all the wear and tear, it just gets it done. Kinda looks badass too.

@TheJERROO

5 жыл бұрын

agree, but im waiting for it to get stuck also, almost allways happens and gets dealt with. great stuff.

@billyricker3432

4 жыл бұрын

Agree, but I’m waiting for it to get stuck also, almost always happens and gets dealt with. Great stuff.

@imnottellinudontwannaknow3188

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, but I’m waiting for it to get stuck also, almost always happens and gets dealt with. Great stuff.

I keep finding myself up watching your videos until 1-2 and 3 in the morning. Great work, you are giving me so many ideas for projects. Thanks Andrew.

No matter what you charge, you definitely earned it! You don’t see many people these days that work as hard as you do Andrew, bless you my friend!

Hey Andrew I noticed your machine has what sounds like a hydraulic whine, I have an ex150 that did the same. In the hydraulic tank there is a mesh filter that clogs up, reach in there with your hand a pull it out, it has a handle on it you can grab. mine was dirty, after I cleaned it the machine got quiet and had so much more power.

@natasjaelen2043

5 жыл бұрын

Vt

@ThatGuyFromArizona

5 жыл бұрын

You know AC is rockin when other operators watch his videos :)

@billyricker3432

4 жыл бұрын

That reminds me of the song, called “Hot Rod Lincoln”.

@billyricker3432

4 жыл бұрын

That reminds me of the song, called “Hot Rod Lincoln”.

@billyricker3432

4 жыл бұрын

AstronomyToday Really had a Lincoln Town Car with a blocked vacuum mesh filter once; the performance difference was astounding... went out and whipt 2 Honda’s arses.

I came across your vids when u first started and now I have seen every one ..ive even gotten my wife watching lol ..I have a small construction business and do the same things as you so nothing here is new to me but I love watching your attention to the details you do great work and go beyond what a lot of people would and I appreciate that...its great that you take the time to make your vids hope you inspire other people to put pride into their work as u do ..keep it up thanks

I like the more open feel and sunlight shining down on the tables and chairs. Good job!

Love those pan outs that you do at the end of jobs like this showing the mountain scenery!

@darisredzematovic6060

3 жыл бұрын

LPbĺĺ

Another good job, Andrew. Congratulations. His skill with the excavator was again demonstrated. I noticed that your pickup truck was much needed in this job, it pulled a lot of weight. Good job.

It’s amazing how delicate and precise he can be when he’s filling in the holes! Love it

@lassila3

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what she said.

I appreciate all the work you put into these vids, changing the camera angles, commenting and explaining, drone shots all keep your vids interesting and a pleasure to watch...all the while trying to work and get these jobs completed....thanks for all you effort. And all the editing and adding great music.

the power of those excavators continues to amaze me.

surely has a deft touch with the bucket..like an extension of his hands and arms...great control of his machine!

You are very good at your work. The machine is like an extension of your hand. Great job.

@erichemard7066

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah this dude has mad skills on his equipment. I don’t operate for a living but I occasionally rent equipment to do work around my homestead. Most of the technique I use while operating comes from watching Andrew.

@wetdixiebellelingerie3014

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata is very good at his work. The machine is like an extension of his hand. Great job.

Excellent Job Andrew !!!! With each passing project the work gets better. I'm impressed by your reclamation leaving the land as it was prior to disturbing it is important.

If we had a hundred people just like you,anything could be achieved. Talk about a can do quiet achiever. You are magnificent Andrew. Cheers from Australia.

Andrew i would give maybe a word of caution. throw a chain on the bucket before you trailer excavators . the hydros have the ability to ratchet up on you while in transit . this is how a lot of bridges end up getting hit by excavators ( you check your height before you leave and your good but 15 miles down the road your a foot taller since the hydros decided ratcheted up on you) the code number is 393.130 .(i work a little with bridges the cost of fixing a damaged beam is extravagant)

Great job 👍. It’s always amazing at all the safety concerns and comments. People look at these videos with the wrong mentality. Rather than seeing A guy getting it done and making a living doing things they can’t they have to make comments based on there own lack of skills.

@ramosel

5 жыл бұрын

I get your point and agree... I'm just curious about any special insurance he has to get??

@1STGeneral

5 жыл бұрын

Insurance? That would cut into the profit margin. It's better to just go with it.... as Andrew would say

@zachbooth1785

5 жыл бұрын

only thing I saw that could get him in trouble is not having a chain around the arm of the excavator. Here its a $300 fine if it doesn't cause property damage or $1000 if it does. Id rather spend the $70 on a chain and binder than pay more money cause of something stupid

@wildwood1247

5 жыл бұрын

Brian Wymer’s Handy Man Service And the lesson is know what ur talking about before u make a fool of yourself and stick ur foot in ur mouth , tell em Brian 😉😂😂

@markbonham3477

5 жыл бұрын

Amen Brian. He constantly has me wanting to preach pre-caution however he works just like my brother (super do'er also) does so I just shut my mouth and watch shit get done!

Great work Mr Camarata. I’ve learned several lessons in resourcefulness from watching your videos that have helped me with my business.

The hay does three things: 1) retains a moist environment to help the seeds germinate, 2) prevents seeds from blowing away, and 3) prevents birds from eating the seeds (they're like a bird delicacy). Unfortunately, the hay also brings non-indiginous weeds, and takes a while to break down. They have really great seed products now that are coated for moisture retention without the weed risks. Birds, however, may always be a problem. They're crafty.

Don't forget not only can he accomplish everything he sets out to do BUT he dose it by his self. Yes we worry about him but we trust his ability and common sense. Just keep doing what you doing Andrew.

Hey Andrew, Nice Job and nice video! I seen people using a car hood as a skid to pull a log out of the woods. Provides the log from getting caught up. Might protect the ground too. Just as an idea. Looking forward to the next video

Great videos Andrew! The purpose of the hey on top of newly seeded lawn is to provide shadow while the grass seeds are starting to grow, so the soil doesn't get too dry before the grass starts to grow. ;)

I'm so glad I found your channel Andrew. You remind me of my son. Really smart and not afraid of work. Thanks again!!!

Pro Tip: Use a 4' straight log for grading. Grab onto the log using your thumb and use the log as a grader blade. It makes quick work of grading and leaves a smooth finish.

@smitty_1

5 жыл бұрын

But you get your log dirty. No one wants a dirty log. Lol I drag the blade backwards and track it in a lil. The track marks help hold the seed in from washing away. Another sweet job Andrew.

@carlbamburg7439

4 жыл бұрын

We do the same thing with a 'mop pole'.. a 6 inch piece of steel pipe, 8 to 10 ft long, with a slot cut out for the bucket teeth and a piece of angle iron welded on for the tongue to grab.. That way, you get more surface area to work with.. Works great for grading and smoothing all types of material..

Another great video. Andrew I am one your "newbie" fans. What a brilliant guy you are. While other vlogers scramble for content you are going about your business, but taking the time to set every shot, to be action packed...moving...or something interesting. You enhance your footage even more with overall views of the job sight with drone footage to give the viewer a better overall prospective of the sight. Combining that with excellent editing you come out with a always fascinating perspective of what would otherwise be common mundane activities. If you most always work solo, you must spend a lot of time setting up camera shots. The route-en viewer has no idea hoe much time and effort goes into your vlogs. This is just another example of a masterful job well done. No wonder your channel is growing by leaps and bounds. Well done Andrew.....well done.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@davidallinson2501

5 жыл бұрын

Still too many trees too close to house for my taste. They don't seem to have very large or deep roots so any coulf fall in good wind. Neat job and very tidy finishing up.

@pritz47

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed about your camera work. Makes it interesting pulling in more than one camera getting different angles. Notice U don't do it all the time undoubtedly because of the degree of planing an extra hands you may use. Which leads to the drone work,...Question: when you pull away from the quarry with your full load who's driving the truck and who's flying the bird? Figured it could be as easy as someone riding shotgun And flying the drone. Still and all it's quite a trick and I think it's cool that you don't explain away all your exceptional movie making skills. Keeps us guessing and appreciating all the time, effort, & passion U put into sharing what you obviously love to do. Or is it play with...? Mahalo PS: Am a veteran landscaper from Oahu 30 years now. Growing up in Northern California am fascinated with you being in upstate NY and staying so busy....! Am really missing the mountains so enjoy watching your videos...

I like your videos. It seems you know just the right spots to cut, edit and then continue with the kind of stuff we wanna see, so they’re never boring.

Your videos had given me a new way of how I view trees.

Nice job Andrew. Just received your T-shirt this past week, thanks for that quick delivery. 👍👍👍👍

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

Ha ha ha>>> I love the "Bigger Hammer" approach. Truck stuck? Pull it with the Excavator. ;)

@ianallen2

5 жыл бұрын

Andrews own recovery machine. lol. He handles his machines so well. :)

@abmorty

4 жыл бұрын

That had me cracking up! that's the same approach my father taught me. Soon as I saw the truck spinning tires, i thought, "this is gonna; get good!"

I have never seen trees with so shallow roots! Super clean up!

@thechronicgeneralist

5 жыл бұрын

In the Northeast we tend to have shallow topsoil sitting on bedrock so this isn't uncommon. If given a chance, trees will definitely try to establish deeper roots

I really like how you repair the areas that are damaged, it shows a lot of care and pride in your work. And I can tell you enjoy doing good work. keep it up buddy, I watch all your videos.

I always thought that hay keeps the wind from blowing grass seed away, hides the seed from birds and other animals that will eat it, and keeps the seed in place during rain. I also thought It added nutrients to the soil as it breaks down.

@antonkrysa1433

5 жыл бұрын

It's amazing how many people don't know the main purpose of hay or straw or mushroom manure (in my neck of the woods), including professional landscapers. It's to prevent the soil from drying out too quickly so the grass seed has a better chance of surviving. And there's a BIG difference between hay and straw. There are places where you would want to use one over the other. Again, most people couldn't tell you the difference between a straw or hay bale. You don't have to use a mulch if you keep your soil well watered.

@cdouglas1942

5 жыл бұрын

AND in steeper slope areas, straw mulch is used for erosion control. The rains falling energy is expended on the straw, not breaking up the soil beneath. Odds are against grass seed germination without a covering of some kind, as per Anton above ^^^^^

Best part of the video is the comment section on it, nobody is talkin trash about any concrete finishing !! LOL good job again

@ovidyus

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely agree, i wanted to say this on other videos where the heck are the trolls???? there's nobody....everybody is civilized damn, where are we? this is not earth....there's no way we could ALL be this civilized i think andrew is a wizard and he has us all under a spell...............there's no other explanation :)))

@JamesCouch777

4 жыл бұрын

Logging guys are a nicer bunch than concrete guys.

@OMGaNEWBIE

4 жыл бұрын

@@ovidyus - I know right. I think that we're all in agreement that Andrew & his work ethics, brilliant inventive/creative mind, brings out the best in all of us. Not much to criticize with this young man that's for sure.

@Paultimate7

4 жыл бұрын

Just you mr butthurt. Why bring that shit up?

@pavlaklimesova2584

4 жыл бұрын

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Andrew the amount of knowledge you have at such a young age is remarkable. Keep up the great work and be safe my friend!

Whata difference clearing those trees out. So much more inviting. Keep up the great work Andrew!

You sure do work the heck out of that old Dodge

@sterlingdavidgrasssr

5 жыл бұрын

He works the heck out of everything ???

@jonasduell9953

5 жыл бұрын

If you watch his How I got into excavation video you'll see, that old Dodge was supposed to be just a parts car but it stayed :)

@richardcline1337

4 жыл бұрын

If you watch the video about how he got started I think I understand now why everything kept breaking down on him....he works the heck out of everything he owns! But he gets the job done.

@reax2237

4 жыл бұрын

No kidding!

@TC-gn2by

4 жыл бұрын

Never mind the Dodge, what about that trailer!

Anyone else notice how he put some wood in the fire pit? Small things like that matter. Awesome video as usual, Andrew.

@TN_HondaDad

4 жыл бұрын

J_Dub1992 even puts the air stream back!

@beardedscrapper538

3 жыл бұрын

Mighty considerate.

Great work. I clearly see how that EX100 is very useful as you mentioned in another video. Incredible machine. That bucket and thumb are fantastic for holding logs to buck them up as they'll be off the ground. Nice oak...someone will be warm with that wood...Cheers

Hay or straw over seed does numerous things. It shades the new growth, prevents sunburn and drying. Retains moisture and keeps birds from the seeds and deer from the new growth. When the grass is 3-4" tall cut it with a mulching mower and the hay or straw becomes plant food. I use straw over all patch jobs. Great work Andrew!

I died of laughter on the scooter scene. I’ve always wondered how you get around between machines while you’re alone. 🤣👌

@stanpatterson5033

5 жыл бұрын

Was that really him? I thought it was just random footage that his cams picked up of the homeowners kid or a neighboring kid. Didn't think AC had a scooter....

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

That driveway was like a mile long, I didn't want to go in there with the truck trailer so I drove the machine in, and drove the scooter back out to the truck.

@stanpatterson5033

5 жыл бұрын

It WAS you !! Well, not sure whether to say sorry or not, but I'll admit that I laughed a bit at it, too.... just honestly thought it was someone else. Might be time to get my eyes checked for glasses...

@snorman1911

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was awesome. Then I was thinking about the trouble Andrew went to to set up the tripod, ride by on the scooter, then come back and get the camera. Your camera work is stellar, Andrew!

@CranialAccess

5 жыл бұрын

Really enjoyed mowing that field! Yes that is one long driveway!

I was nerves as hell when you moved the air stream 😂

I have found your channel and been watching for at least 6 months now and Absolutely love your work ethic, From Operating to being careful with property owners, Looks like you go above what you were paid to do. It's satisfying to watch and learn so much in the process. Thanks so much, Take Care my Friend

starts watching your video at 6 am this morning while having my morning coffee and i see lots of trees taken down again outstanding job andrew

Get out the wayyyyy!!! Andrew, I bet you sleep well at night. You're a worker brother!

Andrew, you are a first class operator. You spend nickles when other people spend dollars. Good luck to you.

Back for a second look at this video (in the last 6 mos, I think I've watched over 90% of Andrews videos!), and I have to say the most interesting part is when the Mavic Pro hovers stationary over the action, while its in progress! That piece of equipment really adds a unique perspective to this series. I always love to see the Hitachi in action too (means something big is happening. Love the high, "Let's Go to the Next Job" endings I had no idea NewYork state was so wooded; must be an amazing place to live.

Brilliant. I liker the way you cleaned up after yourselves, Great Job.

It should be boring......but it isn't really....why? 'cos if you ask most men who were brought up before videos and playstations, diggers were our favourite toys.

@niagra898

5 жыл бұрын

g2macs Ha! Good point 👍

@carlepstein2876

5 жыл бұрын

Funny you say that. I just got a Kubota tractor and my brother sent me a picture of me in 1967 playing with a metal Tonka excavator.

@RickSolid1

5 жыл бұрын

So much fun!

@marcryvon

5 жыл бұрын

Grown up toys ! I own a small John Deer lawn tractor, I pay a ride sometimes to young kids around my house. Oh the smiles, the bright eyes I get ! Every kid loves a " track-a-thor" ride !

@killercroc1001

5 жыл бұрын

Here here

Go Ahead , Make My Day ! ...Andrew , You always make my Day !

Nice of the homeowner to help you out and move his camper. No tap roots on those trees so easy to push over. His L.P. tank looks old.. Good clean up

Andrew is amazing! He can landscape with ANY piece of equipment! My knees would buckle from fear taking down trees leaning toward the house!!

That house looked awesome. I'll bet it's nice to stand on that topmost balcony thing. Never seen anything like that.

@Crewsy

5 жыл бұрын

The Arkle Looks like the trees have outgrown the height of that balcony but the drone footage shows it is spectacular. Perhaps future tree removals for Andrew to regain that view.

@stanpatterson5033

5 жыл бұрын

Looks like a widow's walk, or some call them a widow's watch when it's enclosed. From some old folklore that the wives of sailors would anxiously await their husbands' arrival home, they would watch from the highest point at home overlooking the harbor or sea for their husband's ship to return to port. And if it never came back (there was a lot of ships lost in the early days), the wives would becomes widows.

If Levi was watching you maneuver the big log at 28:45, he now knows how to bring a long stick through his doggy door.

So many little laugh moments. Like the auto closing glass when unloading at the beginning. Or how you towed/lifted your truck. Thanks for sharing!

Man I love the area you live in! Such beautiful terrain out there!!! I love those mountain ranges and lush tree landscaping you guys have. Beautiful place to live.

nice work as usual Andrew, that's a great haul of timber you got.

I don't really care what you do....all your videos are entertaining!

@millschristophe9865

4 жыл бұрын

I second that !!! 👍 😂🤣

@paulbissonnette3650

3 жыл бұрын

i third that

@paulbissonnette3650

3 жыл бұрын

i fourth that

I love the quality of your videos and the detail of your jobs. You know how to make customers happy. I wish you well.

Unbelievable! You got all of that hard work accomplished in under 40 minutes! Really though, great job and thanks for sharing it with us.Almost makes me want to un-retire...almost.

Logistics. Andrew, how do you refuel (also hydraulic fluids, etc.) whilst you are on the job away from your castle? I've seen 5 gal. jerry cans, but it seems too little for the hours you put in. Thanks for your time and trouble filming for us to follow your adventures!

@jasonmorehouse3756

2 жыл бұрын

10 to 15 gallons in those small machine will last over a day at full rpm. 12 hour shift in my big 986 loader running hard only burns under 70 gal.

Nice to see a job where the Hitachi was used.

@niagra898

5 жыл бұрын

Alan Hutchins That trailer though lol He def gets his moneys worth out of it.

Love your videos, don't change a thing! Lots of detail like you do is awesome!

Anyone else binge watching Andrew's videos ?

Man, most of the people making negative comments must live in the city, and buy their pre-cut wood from HD, have their cute little box trailer, towed behind their cute little SUV. This is called getting done. Look at the construction of Alaska pipeline and how it was done, have the 27K people working there were high or drunk half the time. Not to say you shouldn't take care, but the guy can move a trailer and picnic table with and excavator, I think he has a handle on things.

@johngoold1218

5 жыл бұрын

I hate HD wood. It's usually slash grade, meaning full of knotholes, chunks missing, rarely do you get a clean board unless you search and search for them.

@aricrichard1496

5 жыл бұрын

C MH e

Damn good job, I would hire you in a heartbeat! Keep at it like that and you can't fail.

Hey Andrew, nice work that you do. Your like a plastic surgeon with your heavy equipment. The heavy equipment is your scalpel..Your very precise when you need to be. It's great watching you do your work almost mesmerizing. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

Hi Andrew, I have 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor and I think you should get traction tires for your ford. If I'm not mistaken those are turf tires. My tractor tires are oversized, Goodyear 13.6 X 28. Previous owner welded a band into the rims to widen them. Also it surprises me that good pickup traction tires with deep and beefy lugs (Firestone, BF Goodrich etc.) seem to have gone the way of the dodo bird too. You need those deep lug tires for your pickups as you are constantly loading your tires up with soft mud and turning them into racing slicks that are useless for pulling even with 4 wheel drive. From 1970 to not that long ago I always had those old style traction tires on all my 50's Chev flat deck trucks. I think they were always called snow tires back them. Cliff

Nice job ,thx for sharing 💕💕❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💕💕💕❤️

Good work. Try undercutting on those logs a little and they won’t bust one ya as bad and save a couple logs.

@user-ok3mq1fj4k

3 жыл бұрын

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Another outstanding job .... I honestly don't know how you do it , you are a serious multi tasker , Kicking a** and taking names . I also have a F800 Dump , Great little truck , turns much better than my Peterbilt , That's for sure . Thanks for being an encouragement and mentor .

My favorite part was the little blue Ford tractor with turf tires trying his little heart out to pull that log through the mud. So cute.

Me eating lunch watching andrew new video priceless.....Satisfying.. :)

What was your first piece of equipment and what first inspired you to get into your line of work? Thanks for the reply and video.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Land Home & Lawn Services I did a video titled how I got started in excavation which answers that question really well. First piece was a John Deere 1010 dozer that I bought because I need it

@michael7423

5 жыл бұрын

I try to watch at least one or two of Andrews video's every day, they are all awesome and sometimes I get my questions answered before asking LOL / I hope I never run out of Andrew vids

Nice job Andrew ! The woods there are kinda like Ct, a lot of hardwoods everywhere except you have more, lol.

I love the way you do things properly. It's soooo satisfying.

Nice job man! Keep up the hard work

How could the owners not move that Airstream!!!!

@JorgePetraglia2009

3 жыл бұрын

They didn't move anything out of the way. They may be either lazy,abusive,wealthy or disable. Hey! maybe all of the above (scratch disable,please). Good eye Stephen.

Man! Did that ever bring back memories of what both my property and my neighbors' property looked like after Hurricane Michael went through. I lost fourteen trees on my property alone, thankfully none landed on the house but my workshop and storage building got wrecked by a huge one that belonged to my next door neighbor. Many, many weeks and a lot of chainsaw bars, chains and fuel before it was all over. Equipment and operators were so scarce after the storm that doing it all by hand was the only way many of us got our land cleaned up. Guys with stump grinding machines were worth their weight in gold. I love watching the way Andrew makes things look so easy.

Also it keeps the seed damp and help from birds eating it. You did a great job !!! I have lots of trees I need to remove

Interesting to see that these trees have such shallow roots. Is it because of the ground?

@Crewsy

5 жыл бұрын

jospi2 Trees only root as deep as needed for water and this area appears to be fairly wet with the stream right there. Some trees are very shallow rooted by nature but trees like these hardwoods can go deeper to reach water.

@ianallen2

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same. I showed the video of the triple tree with very shallow roots to my wife. I was surprised at how flat the ground was under the roots. Makes you wonder how the trees dont just fall over as it seems there is not a lot holding them in place. I know the roots go out further, and Andrew had cut/ dug through some on one side, but they do get thinner towards the tips.

@ohhpaul7364

5 жыл бұрын

I think it was a big rock under that tree.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Bed rock under the tree.

I bet if that dodge could talk we could get some good stories lol

@woodsmen17

5 жыл бұрын

Man i laughed so hard at this

@stanpatterson5033

5 жыл бұрын

Especially the story about how the car stereo was installed :)

@keithlester9152

5 жыл бұрын

If that Dodge could talk it would make you cry.

@lostintime8651

5 жыл бұрын

POOR TRUCK lol

@CheezyDee

5 жыл бұрын

I thought he was going to bury it in the woods next to the old stumps.

Not only are you a wizard at machinery, your soundtrack music is spot on. We like watching you work.

Yoi sir, are astounding...Thanking you for posting these inspirational videos.. Wish you were my neighbor/ friend..

Hi from Moscow. It is signed on your canal and I have pressed a hand bell. I watch with pleasure your videos and where brought trunks of the cut trees, to firewood or to a power-saw bench? Didn't see at you the grinder of trunks and branches, you have it?

I loved the way you moved that Airstream .....LOL PUSH OVER I SAID !

@lostintime8651

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't. If that was mine I would have an issue. Then he moved the picnick table...

@brandonjones4666

5 жыл бұрын

The customers knew he would be coming.. Maybe they asked him to do it.

@johnpyle8027

5 жыл бұрын

Until I saw him move it I was going to compare the owner here with the Range Rover guy! The horrible job he took getting all those logs out of the ditch. I hope he made $5k minimum!

Love your videos. Your drone shots are fantastic!

GREAT JOB DREW WITH ANOTHER WELL DONE JOB ON THE VIDEO,MUSIC AND WORK THAT WAS DONE ON THIS SITE. BY THE WAY THE HAY PLACED ON TOP OF NEWLY SEEDED SOIL ALSO KEEPS THE BIRDS FROM EATING THE SEEDS UNTIL THE GRASS TAKES OFF AND STARTS TO REALLY GROW! GREAT JOB! I'M A BIG FAN.

Sooo are we just not gonna talk about that scooter at 1:43?

@scruffy6151

5 жыл бұрын

Lol. Probably something made.

@kengamble8595

5 жыл бұрын

He has a video of getting that one and others running after sitting for a long time !

I must say, you're really using your machines and your equipment to their maximum capacity..... And then some! lol

@keithlester9152

5 жыл бұрын

And then some lol

@verteup

5 жыл бұрын

That's not difficult of a task for that size excavator at all.

@jrand2631

5 жыл бұрын

@@verteup Funny enough, the excavator was the only thing I wasn't talking about! lol

@robert3302

4 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I wonder if he is angry with them.

I really enjoy your operation of the Hitachi, that is a really nice size excavator, great work!

Andrew the quality of work you do it outstanding. I'm actually bummed-out that I don't live up your way to hire you and experience it first hand.

Have you ever thought about getting yourself a “logging arch“? It seems like you do enough of this type of work to justify getting one.

That makes a safe job out of an unsafe tree falls.

Cool :) Thanks Andrew . I needed a break from the news .

It is an absolutely beautiful area you live and work in!!! I just loved so many parts in this video! Riding back on the motorized scooter was a riot! :) I am amazed at how easy you make it look operating the huge machinery, looks like an extension of your body, you gently move and smooth things like you were using your hands, simply amazing to watch!! And pulling the truck and full trailer out with no problem!!!! (mind blowing!) I about lost it when you effortlessly moved the camper with the bucket on the big crane (I guess you call it)! Just love watching you work, looks like there aren't many things you can't do. Peace and good fortune to you!

@lohimike

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew... 70 year old here, never drove any construction machinery.. I love your videos and made skill level with all your equipment. keep it up. very entertaining

Nice of you to move the Airstream for them.

I enjoyed your video and got so tired watching that after it was done I took a nap.

Down South, the straw is there to keep the birds from stealing the seeds, help hold in moisture, and to keep the seed from washing away during rainstorms. Loved the video.

That oak looks nice, hope it gets turned into furniture in the future :) also lovely spot and good work as always.