I am 84 years old this yr. I started operating heavy equipment in 1957 after the Air Force. I stopped in the 1980s. Painting and Drywall was my real trade but always worked with Bulldozers, and scrapers. I try and watch all you posings.. you bring back some great memories. Thank you for posting this and others.

Your gravel spreading technique was borderline surgical. Very nicely done!

@wetdixiebellelingerie3014

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata replaces an undersized rusted-out metal culvert pipe with a large plastic culvert pipe.

@brentleylegend8964

2 жыл бұрын

sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any help you can offer me

@damianzachariah3645

2 жыл бұрын

@Brentley Legend instablaster =)

@brentleylegend8964

2 жыл бұрын

@Damian Zachariah Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@brentleylegend8964

2 жыл бұрын

@Damian Zachariah It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D Thank you so much you really help me out !

There’s definitely something therapeutic to your videos. Glad I found your channel. Great content.

@Mutlap

5 жыл бұрын

his voice is a major factor in viewability for sure.

@petersherwood202

5 жыл бұрын

Mutlap yeah definitely

@lukeb9546

4 жыл бұрын

Mutlap I was gonna say this

@shane8911

4 жыл бұрын

Same as watching home improvements shoes. Gives your brain the false satisfaction of completing a task

@chinesepugs-bestbreedofdog7254

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata’s voice is a major factor in viewability for sure.

Outstanding! Excellent reasonable effective solution! I agree it should be deeper, but bedrock is bedrock. Another usually less effective option would be to use two smaller pipes side by side so the top of the pipes would be lower. Perfect slope on the pipe. No wasted motion with the excavator. Great job on delicately moving the tree limb twice, and great packing with the bucket. And you included your trademark stone wings and caps on the pipe ends. The land owner is penny smart and dollar foolish. What old pipe? It was long gone. It is always frustrating when the customer will not let you do what needs to be done for the best result. Some people refuse to understand that cheap work is not good and good work is not cheap. Going back the second time, your price should have been higher because she wasted your time the first time out. The limestone finished off the job beautifully! You made the most of that limestone. Nobody gets out of the truck and hand rakes limestone! The landowner should be delighted with the beautiful result. Your video production has become very polished and professional! Happy Thanksgiving!

Man I love your work ethic.. you don't disappeared after completing the job. But instead you come back to see what it looks like. Great job. I wish you live in CT.

@davidnull5590

5 жыл бұрын

For larger jobs Western Connecticut isn't that far from Andrew, consider him for your next project;

I can't believe how easy he makes this look. No measurements, no transom, nothing but his feelings. Amazing!

My Grandfather did this work all his life. He told me one of the biggest signs of a bad operator is an unwillingness to ever get out of the machine. Getting out and setting those stones by hand really showed how good an operator you really are. Grandpa Al would approve.

@AndrewCamarata

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

glad you mentioned it's not deep enough so people don't get confused. Also worth noting from an engineering perspective a pipe is treated like an arch. The backfill and compression of solid 3/4" or 1" stone around the pipe walls while putting it in is way way way more important than putting gravel on top. The load should get distributed around the sides if done correctly.

@mysticarsenal

3 жыл бұрын

lifeisgood070 actually COMPACTION of the best aggregate (being 304) not 3/4”-1”, entirely around the pipe, meaning over top of it also, is 100% just as important. The thicker the cover the better because it helps “bridge” the pipe. I can go to 3 locations right now and show you that not covering the pipes (steel, concrete and double wall plastic) is being damaged, deteriorating and crushed in but the bottom 3/4 is perfectly fine. You might want to check with an actual ENGINEER before assuming you know anything about an “engineering perspective”.

@lifeisgood070

3 жыл бұрын

@@mysticarsenal We said the same thing. #304 should work fine. Yes it would be better at compaction tests. Angular will compact well. around the sides and top is what i said, sides being more important yes. A couple inches on top will help. So will dirt.

@philthycoder

2 жыл бұрын

@@mysticarsenal What a dickhead response

@calebsmith95

2 жыл бұрын

@@philthycoder he sounds like the sub wishing he was the prime lol

Mr. Camarata: Always going above and beyond! I like how you take the time to build stone headwalls and endwalls! Great job!

You really are working hard and going the extra mile of actually getting out and building the rocks around the pipe. You are a hard worker sir, much respect.

Andrew are you the only one that does quality work up there in New York State !!!! What a slap in the nuts the home owner talks to you about this drainage issue and then hires some bozo that puts a tiny galvanized pipe in and half asses the gravel work this is insane !!! You want quality work you call Andrew you want crap work done you call Mr.Bozo !!! Great job Andrew.... Damn you do nice work !!

Andrew it is always hypnotic watching you manipulate your machinery it is like an extension of your bodyas it should be to a good operator. I hope the lady is appreciative of your success and take it as lesson learnt, in this case " you get what you pay for !" Tony from Western Australia

You are ONE with the machine. Very cool the way you use the backhoe as an extension of yourself.

Hi Andrew,, I just like to comment on you ,I have watched lots of you videos,,and your a very remarkable young man,,you never lose the head ,u never use bad language,and you have this positive attitude when your fixing something that it's gonna work and always does,, country's were built by people like you ,,no desk jockeys like nowadays ,keep up the good work

If only I'd found this channel 3 years ago. I would've saved SOOOO much time and money. Live and learn.

Andrew, you have got to be the handiest guy on the internet, in regards to the care you give, and your advanced ability to run your equipment. I hope your younger brother can be half as good.

6 months ago i somehow found myself watching an old mason do several hours of brick work, a few months prior to that i watched a landscaper tear out swimming pools and flatten out hills, now here i am 4 videos in to yet another contractor fix irrigation issues.... I have no interest in these normally... why do i keep binging this stuff?? - You've earned a new sub today Andrew.

This was the first video I've ever watched by you. I've since watched every single video you've ever put out multiple times. Thank you Andrew!!!

Very Good - I was about to say the pipe wasn't deep enough but we could clearly see you were down to solid rock while trying to excavate more depth for the pipe. Proper Another skillful demonstration - more please

You use those machines like a third hand. Very adept. I'm a great grandma and like some one said these videos are very therapeutic. Thanks

Great video. I've been maintaining my 900ft gravel driveway through wetlands in New England for the last 18 years. The best thing for stubborn potholes is the scarifier teeth on a box blade. Set them deep. I found if you don't tear up at least a couple inches below the bottom of the pothole, it will consistently keep coming back. I picked up a cheap rosco 1-2 ton, split drum roller, between the box blade and the roller I can keep my gravel driveway like pavement pretty much all year long.

@fuddmethen

5 жыл бұрын

Dan D the box graders do work nice.

@eliteearthworksllc

5 жыл бұрын

That’s the only way I have found to get rid of the potholes. I dig them down with my excavator then backfill and roll the rock back in

@scotabot7826

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, you HAVE to break up the pothole first. Just filling does nothing!

@romanbfm9633

4 жыл бұрын

Yep you guys are all correct. If you want to get rid of a pothole you have to dig down a little deeper than the pothole itself that will help erase the memory. Fill it back in and compacted and you're good to go

Why do I find your videos so great? I’m obviously not the only one either. What ever it is just keep them coming Andrew they’re so good to watch. You and Levi take care.

@JosephMcPhail

5 жыл бұрын

It's because we can all appreciate his attention to detail and hard work.

Its so refreshing to see an excavator actually go back with hand tools to put the finishing touches on a job. I maintain 600 feet of complicated driveway with a few woods roads. I have installed perhaps 10 plastic culverts. One trick I learned if possible is to dig a silt hole on the uphill side of the culvert to catch solids before they enter the pipe. I also hand set the culvert with a level. I suppose its just inexperience with my back hoe. I can never get the ditch right with just the machine. I tend to over dig and then adjust the set of the pipe with what ever is laying around so its got a few degrees of tilt. This is by far my favorite channel. My grand son loves the machines almost as much as Micky Mouse.

Cool to see the pipe i make being used! I work in the yard in a ADS plant in Washougal Wa, i love watching the end use of what im a part of!

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Very cool, that pipe works well.

You do very nice work my friend. It amazes me how well the last part of the job goes as far as smoothing everything out and those final finishing touches. It always looks much better than I envisioned when you are through. R

I love it when customers recall me after taking an offer from another contractor then ask me to fix the lower cost work someone else did. I never say I told you so but I think it! Sorry for my poor English Andrew.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I have had that happen a few times this year. I have another culvert pipe job scheduled where I bid the job, than they hired someone else, who subbed it out to me. IDK how that happened, I gave the same price.

@psidvicious

5 жыл бұрын

AC - Ha! That’s funny!

@eliteearthworksllc

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata LoL got to love that!

@chrisb2535

5 жыл бұрын

@MM Your English is perfect.

I am not watching Andrew’s videos in order. Probably wouldn’t make a difference! EVERY video that I watch you ALWAYS see Andrew go the extra mile, well apart from his lack of use of grease, in his work. Pleasure to watch and see in one so young! He is a great example for the younger generation!

I saw you hit bedrock and yes a little more rock will do. This was perfect for me who is new to the industry and am quizzing myself watching videos. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Cool video. Sometimes you are forced to put em shallow I know. You might be right about plastic, time will tell. We dug up a pair of steel four footers 70 feet long last year that had a tag on em that said 1937, all but one of the 6 sections were rusted out. But they were thick too, probly 1/8” metal. We replace everything in the township w plastic and haven’t had any problems yet, I think our oldest plastic ones are about 20 years maybe, thanks for the video, keep em comin

Honestly the best excavation channel on KZread. Has to do with your attitude and your willing to explain every detail! Thanks man for entwining a lot of us

@peterkantzas1454

4 жыл бұрын

Go with 18 inch duel wall . Hdpe the best.

@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata has just replaced a rusted-out undersize metal culvert pipe with a 2’x20’ plastic culvert pipe in order to keep up with the water flow.

Where I am in Texas there isn't rock isn't as easy to come by. I can't be certain, but feel like the price of rock is likely a lot higher here. I have a half mile long dirt road that I had purchased a tractor to maintain. Wish I could get a lot of rock laid on it, but alas, half a mile of rock is expensive. Boxblade and grader worked great for what I was doing. Sadly had to sell the tractor. Next one I get will have a front loader on it. So many things I did with that 3pt that would have been tons easier with a front loader! Enjoy your video as usual. Great work.

I have come back to this one several times. I like it when Andrew puts stacks of rocks at the ends of a culvert when he installs it. It reminds me of the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) back before WWII. They did work on what are still many of our national parks. They built cabins, hiking trails, bridges and other early infrastructure projects, before the war. Andrew is like a one-man CCC. --

@garretlockburner6772

4 жыл бұрын

The CCC camps were a good thing we would not have a lot of the stuff we have now to visit. Taught many men a trade and made money doing it. They worked hard but were never given something for nothing like it is today.

Awesome gate spread dude. Wish people in Kentcky could gate spread like you.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, its not that hard. I did a video 2 years ago explaining how to do it.

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

I think it was called "How to tailgate gravel"

subbed since January '19. Culvert vids are my favorite, so satisfying. I loved playing in dirt and water when I was a little kid!

Keeping my mind fresh in the winter is not easy sitting around waiting for the spring. But each video you make keeps my mind fresh for my return to work. No one else but you can make it happen. It's very helpful. Free training Thanks..

Big difference from before till now water is moving much better. Good job Andrew.

@frankiequintana2365

5 жыл бұрын

Happy New year.

That CPP pipe is some tough stuff. I've run over those with a 36 tn. tri-axle with only 3 in. of cover and it takes it, mind you it will crush the ribbing but that's about it. Looks like a good fix to me and nice to see someone who knows how to use a rake and not just to lean on it.

Andrew wrong time of the year to be doing a job like this you did an amazing job don't get me wrong but like every thing the customer only asks for it to be done when it's the wrong time of the year.You always explain your jobs really well . Thanks for sharing buddy

Andrew, I love that you GO BACK and check out how your work is holding up. Nice job with the work ;)

You are certainly an expert operator with all your equipment. That stone arch was dead-on, I would have thought it was hand-made.

Lesson of the day: Hire Andrew first.

@johndowe7003

5 жыл бұрын

thats happened to me before as well, i mowed for this guy and i told him to wait a lil bit and he went ahead and got another guy to mow and he charged em quadruple of what i charged and didnt do a much as me, oh well he lost out on 5k , now i cut his stuff all the time instead xD

@David488013

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I wish my a..hole next to me would do this to his drive way. I think I will have take him to court. My yard looks like I have a pond.

@joneskey3950

5 жыл бұрын

I know the heavy duty machinery is expensive but how much would a job like that run with parts and labor. I know it varies from location but what is the approximate number

@johndowe7003

5 жыл бұрын

@@joneskey3950 depends on what you break tbh, you could have a cylinder packing failure and thats cheap to fix if you do your own labor or your drive motor can shit its pants and it could cost you a few thousand. depends. for a bobcat type machine we charge about 30$+ per hour and thats on the cheap side

@chtomlin

5 жыл бұрын

what size gravel is that at the end....wow you spread it evenly and easily...

So nice to find an honest repair man!!!!! Thank you Andrew

I appreciate the follow up several weeks later included in the same video.

@cathyblasco4497

5 жыл бұрын

It's always a nice touch.

The Right Tool for the Right Job!!! You take pride in your work. Thanks Andrew for another great Video.

That's a very nice job it looks good with how you placed the rocks on both sides of the pipe

As always I think it looks great although I never saw Levi lay in the middle of the creek the way he usually does so you’ll need to do a follow up in about a year so Levi can do a proper inspection and all your fans get another great video. Thanks again Andrew & Levi 🦃🦃🦃

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks. This was Lacy in this video, and Sadie is the one who walks into 6" of water, than lays down.

@russse2793

5 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. God Bless from Phoenix.

@jmichaelpatrick8573

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Camarata oops don’t tell Levi I messed up lol

@AndrewCamarata

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, well they are all the same color.

@psidvicious

5 жыл бұрын

Ha! I was thinking the same thing. Confusion cleared up.

Thanks for the video Andrew....I like how you was there months ago to look at the job and explain the best course of action......most probably undercut on price because the competition said it only needs a clean out not replacing so the homeowners went with them.....but alas few months later your there to do the job properly and professionally...you should tell prospective customers to check your channel out on culvert placement and they will see just what a professional you are...Stay safe Andrew

its always a pleasure watching a skilled machine operator that can operate a bucket as if it were his own hands.

Happy thanksgiving Andrew I just wanted to say thank you for all the work you put into these videos I know there is alot of work involved in filming and then there is the physical labor you do on the jobs so just in case you don't feel appreciated for all of it I for one really appreciate it thank you have a blessed holiday Andrew

I like the way you held the pipe down as you back filled.

Looks good that pipe is heavy duty and will see how it holds up the over time.

Brutally effective style efficient use of time and resources....Andrew you deserve deep respect...Incredible work.

Happy thanksgiving to Andrew and everyone !!! Andrew made sure this thanksgiving is memorable by this video !!!

Nice couple loads of 2-3" rock...then a top-off of 1" crushed limestone... Perfecto !!

Nice to see how you solve problems. Good job Andrew.

Really thankful that you go back and update us with how everything turns out on these jobs. Keep up the great work!

I'm glad you got a video uploaded. I've been missing them. Thanks.👍🏻👍🏻

Congratulations on the 100k subs, well deserved Andrew...

@zephyrold2478

5 жыл бұрын

I second that

@genedameier8746

4 жыл бұрын

It's 7 months later and he's up to 261 K subs!

@moonlandingagain3228

4 жыл бұрын

336k

@tomharrell1954

4 жыл бұрын

Paul Hammond Wow check that just clicked over 409,000 !!!!

@frenchtoad1308

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomharrell1954 519k now \o/

Getting ready to do mine,thanks for the refresher.that machine with a thumb is perfect residential size!

I'm surprised this video doesn't have more views. It's one of my favorites. The great ones always make it look easy

When Andrew Quotes a job he should tell his customer to check out his KZread channel for references. Nuff said. 339 videos and I'm still jonesin.

me: it's not de- "everyone on youtube is gonna say it's not deep enough" -_-

@emmoemminghaus6455

5 жыл бұрын

Lets wait for a bigger Vehicle :D

@brandonhoffman1875

4 жыл бұрын

Jude Chauhan that’s what she said

@nealfrost1733

4 жыл бұрын

Specs for that team come for a minimum of 12 inches of cover not even close I’m sorry that it’s a very poor installation

@waynejohnson9855

4 жыл бұрын

dyke the water off than dig the pipe to grade and actually check the grade so the pipe is not bowed. deeper would be good also but may not be possible to get drainage. 2 12 inch pipe would work better for getting more cover.

@frankwells1763

4 жыл бұрын

Jude Chauhan Aàaqqqq

Andrew ,I have total respect for your Work ethic ,Can and will do attitude and an infectiously good attitude towards life in general . We,ve installed 1000s of meters of Twin wall ribbed pipe ,Drainage ,Ducting and mammal passage crossings under busy roads . Trust me it's not indestructible. Love the channel and keep the Videos coming . Love from Britian 👍👍

Andrew - you take pride in your work, leave when it's done right. Good job as usual.

I was beginning to worry about you Andrew! Congratulations on 100k subs, you deserve it man. Keep up the hard work as always!

Those pipes are actually pretty strong my dad drove over one on accident with a 9 ton dump truck

i just did a drainage job and it went well, i got inspired by you andrew first ever excavation job!

I remember getting into this channel back in the early days when some videos only had a few thousand views. It was the shipping container building that drew me in and the other content was just a bonus. Now a lot of videos seem to be close to 1M views or in some cases well over, even simple culvert replacement videos. This channel is really taking off, and the likes to dislikes ratio is really good on most if not all of them as well. Congrats.

Andrew, you're an artist. awesome channel, great content. good work, sir.

Glad to see a video from you. That was a sure fix...Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

@lostintime8651

5 жыл бұрын

I wonder what the cost on the gravel was.

@steelfist65

5 жыл бұрын

@@lostintime8651 Stone runs around $25 a ton plus delivery here in NY.

@brianwhitlock4351

5 жыл бұрын

@@steelfist65 $25 a ton?! For dense grade? Here in Indiana its $6-$9 a ton

@steelfist65

5 жыл бұрын

@@brianwhitlock4351 Item #2 3/4 crushed limestone is about $19.50 a ton.

@brianwhitlock4351

5 жыл бұрын

@@steelfist65 wow, I guess we are lucky. We have at least 5 quarries that I know of in my county. Definitely no shortage of rock

Congrats on 104k. Your hand rake work is to be commended!! Looks good-lasts a long time! Depth -yep- bedrock will stop you every time!! How did you know when to stop digging, when I hit the Mother of all rocks!! We DONE!

Andrew you said "people would say it's not deep enough". Maybe so but who are we to question your work. You know what your doing. I'm sure some of us here don't even know how to work a hand shovel. I was a laborer years ago I did everything from laying pipe to building walls and laying asphalt. etc I've never seen one man do it all till I started watching your videos. I had an uncle with your skills. Unfortunately he never got his company off the ground.

@Paultimate7

4 жыл бұрын

"Maybe so but who are we to question your work." Might blow your mind to know that a lot of people with decades of experience in this watch this channel. Very shocking. Andrew didn't appear from the gods. He learned from others as well as experience. Its wise to listen to others and test. So stop trying to stop that process if you dont know either way. having said that, the people that have not done this should pipe down, pardon the pun.

That stone spread with the truck backwards was awesome !! Your my hero dude!!!

Andrew you do great work. Not only you fix it but you also make it look nice, not to many people will do that. Also I wonder who picks out the music for the videos it's much better than watching a sped up video with no sound. Did you ever take lessons in podcasting ? You do great work.

@cathyblasco4497

5 жыл бұрын

@Amped Amped He does make some good tunes choices, though.

7 minutes into the video and I all ready learned a few things! You never cease to amaze me. Thanks Andrew

I just found Andrew's channel a week ago and I am totally hooked as I go back to view some of his earlier videos. I really enjoyed this one. He isn't scared to try anything! I like that! You know, Andrew may do some things different than you would do them. And that is fine. Why do some people always have to critique everything? Why can't they just sit back and enjoy the videos? If they don't like what they see...then move on! Why publicly criticize anyone? I don't understand what 'throwing darts' on YT at other people accomplishes except make someone who is weak feel strong? If you can't find anything nice to say...don't say anything at all. Andrew...keep on, buddy! We love your enthusiasm and diligence!

Congratulations on a 100,000 subs happy Thanksgiving Andrew

Congrats Andrew reaching over 100K subs!

This is funny to think about. I live in Denmark, in an apartment. Doesn't even have to think about culvert pipes, gravel or road works. But anyway I'm here, enjoying your videos. I like the way you film your work, I like the way you do your work and the result. Good job on everything from filming, working and editing. I'm definitely watching more of your videos :)

I’m Thankful for Andrews videos. Happy Thanksgiving to all the followers

Happy Thanksgiving! Congratulations on the 100k subs, well deserved Andrew... ..... that was a great party !!!

Another great job completed Andrew thanks for sharing 👍

@plumcreekfarms8138

5 жыл бұрын

Kerry Gleeson 4&

You make it look easy Andrew! Fine work sir.

A master at spreading gravel. you make it look so easy, and I suspect it's not so easy Thanks for a great video

Good job. Happy Thanksgiving Andrew, and everyone else too!!

Another Video by Adventures with Andrew...." Bloody Well Done "

It's GREAT to see an equipment operator who will get off his machine to do "HAND WORK" !

Love to come back and watch your videos when I'm needing that extra kick to go get at it. You deserve all the success that comes your way brother. You've earned it.

Been waiting for a new video great job plus all the new people who subscribed keep them coming

Nice work Andrew!😉. Why people say you need more over the pipe is because ADS pipe what you're using suggests min. 12" over coverage. But most applications it isn't as rocky as the ground you seem to be working with. Here where I'm from in the NW we have some soft soils and can blow out the pipe easily if not covered good. Keep up the good work and love the videos!

@marksuson5347

5 жыл бұрын

also need to remember this is just a regular drive way. so probably not heavy traffic or heavy vehicles crossing on a regular basis... hahaha.. probably should watch the entire video before commenting :P

@newmilfordseptic3375

5 жыл бұрын

mark suson Uh huh. You obviously know nothing about heavy construction. 1. ADS pipe gets its strength from being property bedded and backfilled with the proper material. 2.The pipe was partially punctured with the excavator tooth. 3. The pipe was laid directly on a rocky ledge bottom. And no heavy vehicles? Septic truck, oil truck, fire truck.

@paulnelson9907

5 жыл бұрын

@@newmilfordseptic3375 I agree with you a 50 year rain will blow that pipe out. 12 to 18 inches of cover for plastic, I would use cast iron or concrete for that job.

@joerobinson7224

5 жыл бұрын

New Milford Septic finally somebody talks dam common since

Nicely done. Good drainage and it looks good too.

So few people take pride in their work as you do.

Good job on the 100,000 subs! Happy Thanksgiving!

I cringed a little bit when you hit bedrock. This is almost a case where two smaller culverts might have been better. You never know until you dig though.

Sometime take us back to 4-5 driveways with a year or so on them, please. Great job. I just think it would be another great Andrew Video and commentary. Thanks!!

Very nice work. The gravel job at the end was the icing on the cake. What a sweet driveway.

Awesome ,welcome back , missed your vids bro

Looks great! I agree on the metal pipes they always rust out. Those plastic pipes are the way to go. Nice work!

@barryhansen6854

5 жыл бұрын

Are you following around?

@eliteearthworksllc

5 жыл бұрын

barry hansen LoL I was going to ask you that! How’s the yard holding up?

@barryhansen6854

5 жыл бұрын

@@eliteearthworksllc still a bit soggy, but drying out but we still have this weather pattern to attack on Sunday, which is your Saturday will let you know how thing go.

@eliteearthworksllc

5 жыл бұрын

barry hansen yes keep in touch, hopefully the rain will go around you guys.

I like the fact you come back to check on your work, man of his honorable Word, makes me smile. 😁

I thought it would be far to shallow....but you come up trumps again, bloody good job.