That double screening of the ramp fold was spot on! Nice little surprise edit there👌

@gianivanroeyen7614

9 ай бұрын

i was thinking: look his twin brother 😆

@philnorris3507

9 ай бұрын

I had to stop the video and replay twice, talk about a double take , I did it twice

@inasnap7133

9 ай бұрын

Now we know how he gets so much done , there are 2 of him !

@peterbills4129

9 ай бұрын

@@philnorris3507 So is that 2, 3, 4, or 8 takes?🤔

@Omalleyus

9 ай бұрын

I honestly HATE that crap. and every where I look I see everyone doing it. even sites one might clear his browser history of

$600 was a hell of a deal! Time and equipment would have easily been closer to $1,500 around here.

@warrenmichael918

9 ай бұрын

$600 was pretty cheap without knowing more about the job i suppose. Pretty flat ground with just a few decent sized trees was an easy job but its location would be a major price factor. If Andrew only had to drive a pretty short distance, that could also be considered in his price. If someone had to load up and drive an hour away , then it was not worth that. If he just had a few miles to drive, maybe it was an easy $600 for him to make. Not to mention the guy will call him back to do other jobs since he wasnt gouged by Andrew.

@byrd0911

9 ай бұрын

I was thinking 750 myself qoth that set up but my experience is mainly construction and framing lol

@DennisSulz

9 ай бұрын

So basically you and the machine were getting paid very little per hr. Not worth getting out of bed for $600 especially with moving equipment to the job site.

@branchandfoundry560

9 ай бұрын

I'm with you at $1,500. I left land work 17 years ago and we were $125 to haul equipment to the jobsite, then $75/hr for equipment time with 8hr minimum. So that would be a $725 day rate many years ago. Given the passage of time and everything has doubled since covid, I'd say a $1,500 day rate would honestly be low. At face value, that sounds like a lot to me as an individual who works hard for my paycheck. But as a business man who needs to turn a profit, this equipment isn't cheap to purchase & maintain. So, I'd bet $1,500 is actually a low day rate when you run the numbers.

@andrewmeppen8068

9 ай бұрын

You inspired me to start my own business. After years of working for companies. I usually stick to a minimum daily price of $1200 unless it's a multiple day job that is hard to pin down how much time,then I charge hourly. Most jobs I bid a straight price for like septic systems, underground gutter drainage, utilities or footings.

Brush cutting is one application where it's really nice to have a closed cab with air filtration and A/C. It's cooler, quieter, and it's a whole lot less scary when running over and really pissing off wasp's nests. Great video as always Andrew.

@guytech7310

9 ай бұрын

Yup Wasps can make it a very bad day.

@MikeOrazzi

9 ай бұрын

@@guytech7310 Yep, I once got stung in the forehead 3 times at once while brush cutting. They used to like to build nests in my tractor.

@tedmitchell226

9 ай бұрын

I think you're referring to those in-ground yellow jackets, those are a pain, I had them attack my kitchen window because I turned on the kitchen light at 3AM, I used a fence post and about a quart of gasoline poured it into the hole, problem solved, surprised they attack at night

@WS102

9 ай бұрын

@@tedmitchell226 In ground yellow jackets suck, they're very easily set off. Vibrations will drive them them crazy. I remember as a kid, grandma got stung mowing the back 40 and grandpa was pissed, as she came across a really active and large nest. We waited until evening and he poured 5 gallons of unleaded in that hole and dropped in a road flare, and lit it up. It burned for hours, but no more yellow jackets. Problem solved.

@carryclass6807

9 ай бұрын

indeed, comfort is not frivolous, it is PRACTICAL. doing work in air conditioned comfort means you can do more work.

He's such a responsible man, who is capable of just about everything, I'm very impressed with his life of achievements, watching him these few months, I'm glad he's on KZread, gives me something to watch, retirement is boring at times, thanks Andrew great job as always.

@AndrewCamarata

9 ай бұрын

Thanks

@garlandremingtoniii1338

9 ай бұрын

Retirement is one thing. It can be fun. It has its ups and downs. But get old is most definitely not for wussies.

@armstronggeorge1533

9 ай бұрын

​@@garlandremingtoniii1338 The Golden years sometimes feel like lead .

4:30 Love the reference to the absence of a torque wrench.... "Click Click"

Lol when he drifted the corner with the machine on the back of the trailer 😂

@MrNobodyAkaCraft

9 ай бұрын

I thought I saw that drift! Thx for the confirmation! LOL 🤣

@delboy9679

9 ай бұрын

@@MrNobodyAkaCraft haha same!!

As far as you sad you want to build another shed at the castle, you could add solar panels, also a couple of trickle chargers for the machines so you don't have to deal with dead batteries so often.

@whattheschmidt

9 ай бұрын

Solar is going to do a whole lot more than that - DIY solar means your payback would likely be 4-6 years. On my smaller array the payback is going to be under 5 years, in Michigan. Highly recommend for anyone who likes to DIY and has a new roof / is building a new roof as that's half the battle already.

@hypotheticallywhatiskyle

9 ай бұрын

@@whattheschmidt My array is not massive - couldnt tell you the specs but it was about 15k and brings in 23kwh on a bad day. It's only been 18 months and I havent had to pay for utilities for over a year - infact on my last statment i was in credit with the utilities board by thousands. It will have payed itself off within 3 years and thats running a large household

@HamburgerAmy

8 ай бұрын

oh solar panels for keeping big 12v batteries charged is *chefs kiss* it doesn't have to be thousands of dollars worth of panels or connected to the larger grid either, I've kept ATV's and motorcycles charged with a little 12" panel chilling on the seat just fine. but yeah if he went ahead and installed 12v DC in conduit within his dozer barn then like, game over on ever needing to replace dead batteries on huge pieces of equipment and that alone would probably pay for itself quickly because those huge ones are the prices of used cars sometimes...per battery and they'll need two or four of em.

@mp5kfisher241

23 күн бұрын

What about having those solar panel’s and hail storms? Here in Oklahoma we can get baseball, softball and grapefruit size hail storms in the spring.

@firionrazar3797

22 күн бұрын

@@mp5kfisher241 worth thinking about it, where I live there is very rare hailstorm, last year there were 2 showers with pea size.

Most brush cutters have a catch for wire now. Mine hasn't let anything past it after about 300 hours. It's just a few hooks on top of the stump jumper to catch wire if you run over it. Works great. You could probably buy or fab some up to weld on to what you have.

Cody always amazes me at just how far he can run and run wide open too. Blue is catching up but Cody is a marathon dog lol.

@GG-bn5cz

9 ай бұрын

100% correct!

It is always a joy to see your dogs run.........they are amazing!

@bosserwarrobotsrb1306

9 ай бұрын

codi so fassst

6:21 in the video there is a yellow lever under the air filter. Push that and the filter housing will tilt up making it easier to install new filters

@mbrick

9 ай бұрын

That's a pro tip for sure!

@jasonlechler577

9 ай бұрын

Ha he will just pry on it and break it so he can make a video

Andrews videos are awesome because we as viewers are never bombarded by commercials. He isn't greedy just genuine.

@deadheads1352

9 ай бұрын

Andrews channel is the one channel on KZread that gives me the most ads per minute by FAR.

@La_Gozinerie_Ranch

9 ай бұрын

He makes money with ads doubtless, but then again good for him! He is a hard worker, shares a lot of knowledge and makes enjoyable videos. He merits a financial gain from it!

@geraldwilkinson

8 ай бұрын

thats what adblocker is for

@deadheads1352

8 ай бұрын

@@geraldwilkinson Can't use adbocker on Apple tv/iPhone

@carlroberts7830

7 ай бұрын

and not afraid to show his mistakes ,same as all of us .cheers

A rare treat! Andrew took us out on an actual job. We're all wondering what that guy's going to do with all that solar power.

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

I agree ! I watched a handful of excavating and land clearing channels because it's what I do for work everyday and I love it ! But I notice all the channels on here that got huge no longer go on jobsites anymore because of the youtube money I guess and m going on different jobsites and homes in different parts of the country is what made me like the channels to begin with . Don't get me wrong still love the videos it's just they all go a different direction once they get youtube money and can just pick and choose and work on their own stuff at home

@313soldier313

9 ай бұрын

@@rirebel6029try upstate brush control. He still does tons of land clearing vids.

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

@@313soldier313 love those dudes they are the real deal it's amazing how much they have grown over the past couple years

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

@@313soldier313 workplaytv is the real deal too ! He's in Canada but same deal , diesel trucks and land clearing seeing what works and what doesn't

@jacksak

9 ай бұрын

@@rirebel6029 I agree and started watching years ago for the land clearing and job site work. But now most of the videos are not about getting work as a business which is less interesting to me.

Great episode, Andrew! Consider establishing base daily rates for all of your equipment, transportation and labor. For example: Takeuchi $500; brush cutter $150; labor $300; transportation (truck, trailer, fuel) either mileage .75+ or a zone Like UPS $100, $150, $200. Look at rental rates from local equip and they always have a delivery fee, etc for comparison. Your $600 was about half of other comments and probably close to a tractor/brush hog rental and I doubt he could have buzzed down those cedar/junipers.

@HamburgerAmy

9 ай бұрын

except he has to bid on contracts and sometimes low balling is better than being flat broke because you're always asking to much for a job.

@markborishkevich587

9 ай бұрын

Cost of fuel and equipment maintenance and wear and tear ain't worth the cost of a low bid

@HamburgerAmy

9 ай бұрын

@@markborishkevich587 oh, so you're that guy with a overgrown yard full of equipment. Whats up! always wanted to meet you in person, would love to buy some of that equipment, but i know you'll overcharge for it. xD

@simperous4308

9 ай бұрын

You’re forgetting to add the KZread revenue…

@mrdbooks7285

9 ай бұрын

Most youtubers do not make money making content for a youtube episode. Besides he has already made $600 in YT revenue from 150K views, plus the $600 for doing the job so that is $1200 already.

That editing folding up trailer ramps seeing 2 Andrew’s was great! Happy seeing Yamaha TW200 is alive and well

Nice rig. We wanted to clear some land like that and we rented a Bobcat with a mulching head made by a company called Fecon. It was a drum style head with carbide inserts. The head was the width of the Bobcat and had 9 cutters mounted vertically with maybe 8 inserts per drum. It was a BEAST. The guy at the rental shop said that it's his best machine for clearing land because it throws the mulch straight down into the soil and continuously recuts until it's so small and lays on the ground. And it doesn't matter what size tree you hit. You just keep grinding at it until it's sawdust. Amazing piece of kit

Great job, Andrew. That brush cutter is a beast. Looks like it is well made, and you've proven it can handle just about anything. I think you under priced the job given all that you did. $1000 -1,200.

@VersinKettorix

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, if I were on the customer end of that transaction, I would expect it to cost in the neighborhood of $1000.00. That was a lot of trees and area. Not having to cut the trees with a chain saw was a huge time/labor saver.

@polandadam98

9 ай бұрын

Yeah but think of it in the long run, andrew may now have a repeat customer for future projects.

@BikerJim74

9 ай бұрын

yeah definitely undercharged by half at least

@BikerJim74

9 ай бұрын

cheapest I can get someone to clean up my quarter acre yard is roughly 800 bucks

@milan1969

9 ай бұрын

All depends on the amount of time. Great job!

The brush hog does a good job most of the disk mulchers claim to be high or low flow but are pretty useless without high flow. Rates for doing equipment work seems to have went through the roof and he probably was getting quotes to have it mulched and was probably getting numbers in the 1500-2500 range so 600 probably was a great deal for him

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

Around my area for a cat 299 with an actual high flo forestry mulcher it's 250 an hour and normally a 2 or 4 hour minimum . The machine is 120k and a good mulcher is 30 to 50k so its not a cheap setup . If it's just small stuff and a brush hog can handle it there are all kinds of guys with compact tractors for 50 an hour

@alanbierhoff6831

9 ай бұрын

@@rirebel6029 You forgot to figure in purchasing the truck and trailer. Add in travel time and other associated delivery costs. Getting equipment to the job site can cost as much as running the equipment on a small job.

@mikeknoll1130

9 ай бұрын

I was watching and thought that would be a $1,500 job, minimum.

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

@@alanbierhoff6831 yeah 💯 percent , fuel and insurance are a huge bill! Thats why they figure 4 hours then you can actually make a buck doing it anything less than that it's not worth hauling my machine there..... NORMALLY ! however if toy go check out the job and figure this is just the doorway to a lot more work on the property or if you can catch a neighbor that wants some work done too then you can make the small jobs ( 2 hours or whatever ) work for you .

@rirebel6029

9 ай бұрын

@@alanbierhoff6831 thats why the skid steers are so wildly popular all you need is a 1 ton and a equipment trailer to move it and if you're In a pinch you can call a local tow company to move your machine for you pretty cheap especially if you worked with the company b4 they give you a deal knowing you will call them again in the future

That clearing job was right up your alley. Rip, tear, bust. I think that solar is well worth installing where I live, as I only have a basic home installation and it more that supplies my home needs. The best aspect is that when you use Solar with a battery system, you don't have to worry about loss of mains power at all, ad if tied back into the grid, you can make a reasonable profit.

it's funny how clean and decluttered it looks even though the amount of material on the field stays the same.

I could watch andrew 24/7 because his content is so enjoyable, keep up the good work😊

@purgiaali

9 ай бұрын

Maybe Andrew should do the same thing that Linustechtips is doing where big collection of old videos play on loop as a live stream. 😂😂

@Uriah_mccurry

9 ай бұрын

@@purgiaali yeah I agree

@mauricekeithjohnson2598

9 ай бұрын

The MOST honest out there ! NO BS !!

@Uriah_mccurry

9 ай бұрын

I think people in this world who have no sense should watch Andrew work and maybe they will get a piece of mind from it.

Nice job Andrew! 600 seemed low considering all the trees you took down in the process.

@jonathancook4022

9 ай бұрын

The problem with pricing up a job like this is that if everything went acording to plan, $600-$800 is good money, but if he was to snap a hose off, damage a blade to the point where it required replacement and a track fell off and got chewed up, then all of a suden its an immediate loss.

@lesliehouston5949

9 ай бұрын

1.27 million subscribers helps

@shanew7361

9 ай бұрын

​@lesliehouston5949 I agree this,man's a millionaire who cares what it costs, lol

@Evilslayer73

9 ай бұрын

@@jonathancook4022 With the inflation your profit is burned down quickly!parts price almost double up !you cross your fingers for not too big surprises!

@netts2315

9 ай бұрын

@@sadqqwwqeq4175 Not even that, equipment is expensive to run and inflation is getting crazy. Some would charge $1500-$2000 for a job like that.

I'm amazed that I'll happily sit and watch a guy fix a skid steer water pump and then mow a field... Why is this so relaxing?

Watch the power of a track loader at work! See it effortlessly install a new water pump and tackle field mowing like a pro. A fascinating showcase of machinery and efficiency in action.

Hi Andrew, great video again! Am a German viewer who has been watching your videos for years. You said $600 for the entire area! Just compared to where I live here, you have to get a permit from the city for EVERY tree that needs to be felled. Each permit costs €60 for each tree. Clearing this area would cost an additional €4,000 - €5,000 ... yup! here in Germany something is going wrong...

@zippo1009

9 ай бұрын

Thats the way this world sadly has turned out. Everything is so highly priced so that ppl will soon have to stop ordering things done. Andrew was cheap tho...I live in Norway and it´s crazy prices here too. A standard car is priced almost double in Norway compared to Sweden, and it´s all just taxes.

@radoslavtomov9121

9 ай бұрын

Wow... Sometimes I feel we should deregulate a bit in the EU.

@AndrewCamarata

9 ай бұрын

Why do you tolerate letting anyone tell you you need a permit to take down trees? you should go shut that down immediately using excessive force.

@zippo1009

9 ай бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata It is excessive force (Government>/ City counsil) telling you that you need a permit. No permit, no license to do the job. Next fase is Police and hefty fines...

@user-js9xv6zb3p

9 ай бұрын

Das stimmt so nicht ganz, Forst, Industrie und Außengebiete sind anders als Wohngebiete, zudem kann man eine Genehmigung für ein ganzes Flurgrundstück beantragen

Andrew, looks like you have found a machine as tough as you are. Enjoyed your video.

Under the air filter housing you'll find a latch. It lets the filter housing hinge upwards and gives better access to replace the filters.

new water pump looks GREAT!

Hi Andrew, I am an 80 yearold wheel chair jock and just love the careful way you handle your machinery.I worked in a similar manner and loved getting the adrenaline of the job. I remember one night back in the day one of my trucks broke down so I jumped in a truck with a few tools on a rescue mission. Unfortunately my driver and I could not fix the problem and all we had was 5 yards of rope, but we got home quite quickly. A few days later I broke down and my driver turned up without tools and the same 5 yards of rope. His revenge was sweet, driving with a less than 5 yard gap at crazy speed. We got home safely and laughed about it for many years. Enjoy what you do and stay safe.

@jacksak

9 ай бұрын

Yup. I'm 79 and miss my construction work days.

@billsrq1788

9 ай бұрын

​@jacksak The tools to day are unbelievable. Ever since we went to the moon are world has changed. Hello from Siesta Key Florida

Tool better be rock solid when Andrew uses them

@313soldier313

9 ай бұрын

They’d better be able to do every bit of what they are rated for, because he’s going to push them far beyond that haha.

I appreciate hearing the mower chop all that stuff down without the music, or the fastforwarding. I love the sound of the machinery, and watching the machine work. G-d bless.

I'm impressed with that cutter. I had no idea it would cut 8" trees as good as it was doing.

Mower decks are wicked cool.

That brush cutter attachment is amazing. Great job Andrew.

Hi Andrew. Having your brother to help you with the trailer was a nice touch. If you had told us the size of the area, it would have been over $1500 for your next-door neighbor. Have good days!

It's a beast Andrew, without doubt one of your best buys.

Your right Andrew about using the space under the panels as a shed or any kind of space. We have tons of Solar Rooves, Car Ports, Sheds here in Arizona with all the sun we get. I would definitely grab a few panels and also make a battery array to store energy when the sun isn't out(or for an emergerncy). Would love to see you put your own system together on the channel.

@jbbuzzable

9 ай бұрын

I'd get some sheep. No more mowing.

@brians48now

9 ай бұрын

@@UserName92149 Shear sheep

@jbbuzzable

9 ай бұрын

@@UserName92149 You don't have to shear sheep, although there are likely people that will do it for you.

@lennybooth4325

9 ай бұрын

I've seen some places make parking lots under them.

@catgynt9148

9 ай бұрын

@@UserName92149Goats are better than sheep for this application. If you have neighbors with either, contract with their owners to “borrow or rent” their flock for weed eradication.

This guy is crazy to be running these attachments with an open cab machine , love the videos man dont want to see you get taken out by a stick or some barbed wire that you didnt see and come into the cab !!! I do this everyday and they launch some wild stuff out

You haven't broken anything, i'm impressed 😂

I knew there were two of you, no one man can do everything you do. Made me have to re-watch that part twice, nice.

That's a nice feature, with the hinged radiator. He sells the power to the utility.

@ShuhDonk

9 ай бұрын

Problem with that is nowadays most utility companies don't pay diddly squat for power being sold back, it is typically not worth creating more power than you personally use. Not sure about in New York where this guy is located though.

@gorak9000

9 ай бұрын

@@ShuhDonk No, the real problem with that is today the utility maybe pays a reasonable amount, but at any time without warning, some bean counter will change their mind and start paying nothing for power exported back to the grid - and now you have the capitol investment of the panels and associated equipment, and can't get a return on it again. Not smart to put some much faith in rando corporate types to continue doing something reasonable.

@galdessa1

9 ай бұрын

@@gorak9000 You can also supply to your neighbours.

@rjb6327

9 ай бұрын

@@galdessa1 How do you do that? Run your own power lines?

Ah, Andrew working with his doppelganger. That's teamwork. 😉

Solar Panels are what you need on the Mountain. 1 or 2 rows like he had would give you power. Cloudy days would be the only draw back.Seamed like a fairly easy set up and if you made them higher you could get a few things out of the weather. Throw some sides around how ever many and you'll have small sheds with power. Take a bit to recoup the costs, but offset the fuel for generators and it might make it reasonable. Would be way less costly than running a mainline for electricity, at least for now.

You make the best videos on Utube with equipment variety, job variety, dog running, and great editing. Enjoy every episode.

The mulching tree mower is some craziness!

It is great how Andrew tests the limits if his equipment. You can really learn how much more you can get out of your equipment.

@chrisclark4813

9 ай бұрын

He needs to take more water with ever he's drinking. Stupid Stunts, will end in tears.

@x01e

9 ай бұрын

I love the videos but absolutely destroys his equipment

My sister has solar panels on one side of her roof. She said in ten years it will have paid for itself. Plus she has a plug-in hybrid hook up in the garage. She loves it!!

HAHA, loving the part , where theres 2 of you lifting up the ramps🤣

Most people would have looked at that job and been like “well I’m gonna need to chainsaw down and process these trees” Andrew just rips through them😂

@CerebralAilment

9 ай бұрын

I laughed pretty good at that big pine, and kept saying 'thats not what that's meant for' lol

@Zeusofvalhalla

9 ай бұрын

What trees lol just big weeds 😂

@donaldlong9649

9 ай бұрын

True 😂

@LisaMedeiros-tr2lz

9 ай бұрын

That would be the right way to do it too. That machine is not made to "mulch" 8" pine logs. Yeah, it worked here. For now. That mulcher is not going to last at that rate and it won't pay for itself. I would have left the larger caliper pines and price the job stating that. If there were above 5" or so caliper trees, those would get left or cost more to take out and stack up somewhere.

@BallBusta

9 ай бұрын

Every time he came to a tree, I was like, "ain't no way he's gonna... oh shit he did it"!

Depending on your area, I'd say one to one and a half thousand is about for something of that size. I mean, you're clearing about a quarter acre of solid brush and small trees. That guy got a very good deal.

Thanks for sharing Andrew, it’s good to see you working on customers projects again my friend and doing maintenance on your equipment! Sending prayers and good vibes to you and your family and those two boys! Cody and Blue, ole Blue has grown so be a big boy and he’s gotten faster and keeps up pretty good with Cody now! lol 😂 Y’all stay safe and healthy brother! Kirk from Louisiana! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👋🏼👋🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

That mower is a beast !!! More great viewing from Andrew. Repair / fixing / problem solving always enjoyable !

Dang that mower left a mark on that old vehicle.

The footage of the dogs running together, oh my God amazing. Keep up the great work and thank you for the content

Andrew, your channel is the best, in KZread, after watching you for so many years. I miss not been able to work anymore. But I have to say, you had the best parents, that have been behind you all the way.

@AndrewCamarata

9 ай бұрын

Thanks

Once again Andrew's instincts on what the audience wants to see are right on target. Excellent, excellent video. The only change I would make is more narration on the part of Andrew.

@celeron55

9 ай бұрын

Doesn't need more narration. In fact the lack of narration is nice, people talk too much.

Humble quote for the job. From the beginning you never were greedy. Loved the dogs running, and the fix on the water-pump. Oh the bumper fix last week or so was awesome, especially the testing 👍 🇬🇧🇵🇰🇵🇸🇮🇪🕎✝️☪️💚🌍💚

My hometown put in a solar array years ago. Its been a great investment for the community. They even hire a farmer to bring goats in to mow around them so they dont have to worry about damages from thrown debris.

$600 is a bit cheap. $800-900 would be fair. But thats why we love you. Great job and no bs prices!

What a treat to watch your pups run. Well photographed.

That was a small jungle! Thanks, Andrew for another great video!

I'd say 600 is way too cheap. You pushed that mower hard! What an impressive unit. I'd have said a 3k min with all those trees. I'm honestly surprised the mower mulched up all those big trees. I say 3k aud, maybe 2k usd

@billykulim5202

9 ай бұрын

and he got steel wire prank by customer to as a bonus? maybe?

Solar panels are so green, look at how many trees are getting wacked to make room for them.

So glad you shared what you quoted the customer because I was wondering how you charge for that work. I was thinking $1200-2000. When you said $600 I was shocked! That’s a great deal for the customer! Excellent vid as usual Andrew

@OShackHennessy

5 ай бұрын

That was a very low bid for that work

@sabbie7

5 ай бұрын

@@OShackHennessy for sure!

That mower attachment has incredible power, wow

Andrew, we want more videos. take it easy.good luck.

@FWtravels

9 ай бұрын

Make more videos but also take it easy…😂

That's the best use of a brush mower I've seen so far, awesome! That thing can really cut.👍👍

Excellent job Andrew! Thanks for your videos. I think it was a cheap job, but you have made a great video for us, your fans, and I would think it would be faster if the blades could be sharpened more. Thanks again!

I love how you test your equipment, Andrew the brush cutter test ranks up there with your bumper testing. Great video.

It's going to be hard to get the new windshield in that truck now 😂

@henryD9363

9 ай бұрын

Bondo

Great vid! The wire getting wrapped around the blades reminds me of my time in the Army driving Bradley's. We used to have to cut out hundred foot sections of concertina wire from the road wheels haha!

That thing us frightenly powerful. I think it's one of the coolest attachments.

This is freedom, u are always doing a great job. Looks so much fun and relaxing at the same time 🎉! Greetings from Sweden

@starobaronen8284

9 ай бұрын

Makalöst bra YT kanal. följt den från start. bästa avslappningen innan semestern är slut imorgon :S

Здравствуйте Андрей, смотрю вас из России. Очень интересно ваше видео всегда смотрю у вас много техники и вы молодец что все делаете сами.лайк однозначно. Ну а ваши собаки очень сильные и бегают просто класс!!! Они с детства бегают за квадроциклом и у них сильные ноги и развита дыхание.спасибо видио класс. Вам желаю успехов в работе!!!

1600-2000 in this area. A large landscape co here would never touched it for under 3000 easy. You could have not even rented the equipment here for 400-600. He was blessed to have found you. You will still make your money cause I could sit here all day watching you mow.

Awesome video! Caught a glimpse of Samantha again in the background while you were replacing the water pump. Hopefully a good sign. We’re starting to hate those solar farms which are really invading upstate farmland. They are made in China and difficult to recycle. I believe tax credits are the main reason for the expansion in use.

@AndrewCamarata

9 ай бұрын

Thank you

What a beast. It goes through almost anything.

Good to know that water pump is torqued to spec! 😆

I think that is the first time you have mentioned the price for a job. It looks like about 6 acres. It would have estimated it at $350 for the loader and mower and $60 per hour for operator. Travel at $5.00 per mile. But it all depends on local rates and the relationship with the customer. Nice work!

@lukehorton707

9 ай бұрын

6 acres are you mad! Prob 2 acres max

@daviddimeler7870

9 ай бұрын

6 acres? Lmao. You've lost your mind. Maybe an acre.

@CranialAccess

9 ай бұрын

I own 6 acres. No way that was a six acre job.

I was thinking that this was going to be a $1000 job when you started. Solar panels are pretty good. We installed just 2 of them on a shipping container workshop. It is enough to power the lights , fans and battery chargers. I think they paid for themselves already.

@guytech7310

9 ай бұрын

Andrew is probably going to need Solar for the Mountain build. Probably cost a small fortune to get power run to the home site.

@____________________________.x

9 ай бұрын

What crops do they typically plant?

That is a beast of a mower, except for that heavy gage wire that got tangled in the cutters, she looked unbreakable.

8/6/23;..ahh yes..another great Andrew video...now including 'double screening' (twin👀 Andrew's👀 on both sides of trailor simultaneously)..+ verbal torque wrench when tightening 'click click' !💪👍. Pricing for this ?x,000 sqft ararea.. $600 was too low..considering both machines, Travel, fuel & man & insurance & maintenaince/overhead..$800-1000 would have been a reasonable/solid offer. Also, confirm that machine, T10, is a low flow unit. Thought (from earlier video) your T12 was the high flow unit. This combo used 2day did just fine! Glad you had those red Bolt cutters on hand, good planning. Stay safe & carry on !👍👏💪⚙️🛠🍺😊

I really admire your skill in repairing all vehicle breakdowns and your courage and determination to face all difficulties, but my advice to you is not to rush and be careful when using this equipment

ANDREW BEEN WATCHING YOUR CHAN. FOR BEFORE YOU BUILT YOUR CASTLE. I'VE LEARNED ALOT FROM YOU BSELF EDUCATING YOURSELF. YOU LIVE IN A VERY BEAUTIFUL PART OF OR COUNTRY. KEEP POSTING I'LL KEEP LIKING AND LEARNING.

Andrew, that is one hell of a strong machine you got there. Sometimes one really good machine makes up for a couple junk ones…haha!

solar cells are the best these days as the tech has improved a hell of a lot... we in middle of changing ours over to modern cells... weve got 4 sets of 50kw panels along the cattle shed roof, feeds power to the feeders, lighting, heat lamps, emergancy battery packs, reduced enrgy bills really shows once you use them more than the power company, id recommend getting a quote from a decent firm that has the portfolio to back up their work.

It's so satisfying to watch the Brush Hog eat everything!

Hi Andrew, hope you're well. I'm a big tree fan so don't like to see felling, but I reckon some folk call it progress. Great job on the clearance though. Lots of farms have started to combine solar arrays with crops, where the ground maintenance gear, like your skidsteer and other farming machinery, can operate under the panels without any problem. Sounds good. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and keep up the good work. 👍✌

Here in Twin Waters Queensland Australia, the government subsidies homeowners to have solar power installed, with either battery storage or feed back into the grid. Whatever excess power you generate and don’t use, is feed back to the grid and you get paid a set tariff. On our four bedroom home with four adults, our twenty four panels on a six kilowatt system has us around six hundred dollars per quarter in credit, definitely worth it.

"Is solar worth it?" Is a long conversation that really depends on your situation. I used to sell and install solar.

Andrew love the calibrated arm! Click Click!!!

Would really like to be able to go and do this mowing while Andrew sits back and makes comments about how great of a job I’m doing! Great video Sir!👍👍👍👍

I was contemplating what you would charge and I thought, "600 bucks I would guess". Turns out I was spot on. Nice work, that cutter is a beast! Man Blue can pour on the speed when he wants to!

yep , this brush hog you have is a 'beast , i remember a few years ago when you got it and this thing iv watched you use it many times and it still amazes me .. i had a 6 ft on back of my tractor and it would take down 3in saplings but not like yours .. thanks for the entertaining video , steve

very cool with the double image at 9:19!

Thank you for sharing Andrew. You may have underbid a little but you gain another clientele on your business list.

I could watch andrew 24/7 because his content is so enjoyable, keep up the good work

Great video as always Andrew; I learned some stuff on this one. Nice to see your clone help you with those flip-up trailer ramps! That was clever.

Love how how you take care of your equipment!

All those Christmas trees destroyed! Santa wants his toys back. 😊