Thanks Andrew, I loved it, I'm retired now but it brought back great memories of doing the same type of rock breaking tasks with Kubota KH41s and 8 yd scoop trams with rockbreaker mounted where the 8 yd bucket would be all underground in the mines of Timmins ON Canada!

Every time I’m impressed by Andrew’s honesty: he doesn’t cut the part when he put in the wrong way the filter’s valve. It can be precious to know for other people. That is more important than look errors-proof. I’m also impressed by his handling abilities, to flip the hydraulic hammer with just the end of the boom is not for everyone. I bet if I try I can stay there a day long!

@CravingClassics

Жыл бұрын

Real deal for sure

@GeorgeBonez

Жыл бұрын

Yup Andrew is the real thang. Even my gf loves him and I don’t even get jelly because I totally understand! Lol 😆 😊

@rutchelynquizada

11 ай бұрын

​@CravingClassics , to

@liengy4315

10 ай бұрын

​@@GeorgeBonezb😊bn

@sohelentertinment7267

9 ай бұрын

0p0oo

Is anyone else impressed by the lifespan of that Craftsman impact driver?

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Especially since that was getting rained on for years when my roof leaked.

@drunkpacman

Жыл бұрын

I don't have a Craftsman, but I love my old brushed Makita. I want to replace it before it dies though, I have a lot of respect for that tool.

@drunkpacman

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure the Craftsman withstood the tests of time too. Great company

@xavierwoziwoda6456

Жыл бұрын

How about that pickup tho? 😅

@nathanmcolton

Жыл бұрын

@@xavierwoziwoda6456 Lol, Andrew hasn't even broken that truck in yet. You should see the amount of life he got out of his previous truck! Literally held together by rebar and driven until it died. Andrew definitely gets full use of his equipment!

I am loving how many uploads there’s been! I can’t imagine the hours editing and prepping you do!!

@TrevorDennis100

Жыл бұрын

I think he has been spending a lot of money on equipment for the mountain property, and more content means more income. At least we get our moneys worth with the usually long videos. I am 35 minutes and there have been no sketchy moments far, so that's a bonus.

@dandaniels4558

Жыл бұрын

Well with those two new rock trucks he can handle more loads hahaha

@David-de3ed

Жыл бұрын

Good job with the trash wood

@galdessa1

Жыл бұрын

Not so many light hours, so more time spent indoors. I doubt he is the type to watch tv during the dark hours.

@327JohnnySS

Жыл бұрын

@@skidooer583 The cold weather has never slowed A⚡C living life.

Love this. All the 'in-between stuff' is just as cool to watch as the more formal videos. Helps connect the dots.

Eventually, you might want to remove the trees along the road (back 10 ft) and pick the ones you want to give room to grow. That mower works great!

@amos3three941

Жыл бұрын

You do realize how long those roads are that you talking about? Not to mention how many roads? Have a great day.

@andrewk8636

Жыл бұрын

$20 says one of the next 3 videos will have him chopping that one tree down that was in the way

@DullPoints

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewk8636 you'd have to be crazy to take that bet. *You're on.* I think he'll be too busy with the road and other projects to worry about a roadside tree.

@Creptex

Жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure he said these roads are 2 miles or something. That would take a very long time to clear and isn’t all that necessary.

First off, I believe this is the third Andrew post in about a week which is a treat for us subs. Man that rig makes sapling cleanup a breeze. Keeping them down improves the health of older growth trees. Barbed wire was a God send for cattle and dairy farms. Goats and sheep herders as well. Pigs laugh at it and just dig under it. Most likely there was a sheep or goat farm due to the hilly nature of that area. Crop farming would be impossible.

@invetegon4596

Жыл бұрын

I used to live in the area, and yeah, crops arent much of a thing there. it's like 2 inches of soil ontop of bedrock, and everywhere else is redclay.

Sometimes magic happens. Andrew is a master of the machine, an artist, a natural maestro in working with equipment. If he were a typical working schlub, he would not have the time to do the things he does. But because of the natural mix of KZread / Andrew, he gets the funding to make it all happen. I have watched him from the beginning, and am happy to subscribe and always give a 'thumbs up' if it helps keep these videos coming. I have learned a lot from him, and laughed a lot at his subtle humor. This is my favorite youtube channel --- always a treat.

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@ksook13

Жыл бұрын

My sentiments exactly!

@ryanwilkinson571

Жыл бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata what happened to that boulder you drilled those holes in that holds the jackhammer attachment for the excavator?

That chipper or chopper is a time-saver-excellent purchase! Looks like the snowy day makes for a good day to burn some brush piles, and the Bell off road dump seems to be performing well👍

Thanks, Andrew, another great episode! Looking forward to seeing many more, no such thing as too much. I particularly appreciate the level of detail you put into your video composition and editing. It has to take a lot of time while trying to just get the work done, so thanks for that. Very professional; great individual stories end to end.

Im sure there are cold days and forest chores but Andrews joy of using the right kit for the right job, is a joy to watch.

@armstronggeorge1533

Жыл бұрын

You must have missed the one where he used a chainsaw to install a radio in his PU truck it worked so I guess it was the right tool .

“Look at the toolbox I just got - it came a little pre-melted …” LOL. Always love watching your videos Andrew. Have a great week 👋

@Watchyn_Yarwood

Жыл бұрын

One of his best lines yet!

That wee Kubota seemed to be a favourite for Andrew, looks a very handy machine with plenty of hydraulic pressure to handle a lot of attachments. Great video as always 🇮🇪

@Spacecadet0730

Жыл бұрын

It's funny because its like a almost 6 ton machine, but compared to some of his other stuff its "wee" haha

@lorenzoghinelli7018

Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget the Yanmar excavator. In the last period he use more the Kubota one but the real legend of this channel is the Yanmar one!

@Spacecadet0730

Жыл бұрын

@@lorenzoghinelli7018 Oh that was one of the first machines I saw him using ack when I discovered the channel in 2019. That one is a legend!

@charlylucky7508

Жыл бұрын

Rain, snow, shine, nothing stopping young Andrew from getting some work done.

@SA-76234

Жыл бұрын

How about that. My favorite you tubers watching each other.

Thanks for all the recent uploads Andrew. The longer the better 💯

God I love this channel. The man, the music, the machines. Love it all! Thanks, Andrew.

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Hi Andrew! Thanks for another great video. I agree with another commenter, who suggested you cut the trees back that are too close to the road(10 ft). It is alot of work, but if their is one guy, its you. It would help with getting equipment in and out and reduce maintenance long term. Not sure if you covered it in your video "I bought a mountain", but a video explaining your vision for the project and some of the struggles so far would be cool. Have a great day!

@Sjanzo

Жыл бұрын

Not that big of a deal with his skid steer mounted tree shear. Or just a single pass with the Koehring.

Its always a good day when we get an upload from you, Andrew. Love the videos!

@etaled

Жыл бұрын

i agree

@OffGridAussiePrepper

Жыл бұрын

yeahhhhhhhhh, tru right bra

@adtheceo9788

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

@gerardocabrera3787

Жыл бұрын

Yup yup ...and a drilling we will go ..a drilling we will go...high old an andrew a drilling we will go

@discoverykai1547

Жыл бұрын

This was my father's job in the past. And now I am also recording similar videos on my channel. They may be interesting videos for you

Awesome progress Andrew! Such pride & attention to detail in your work. This is such an amazing legacy you are creating here. It’s not easy to conform nature. Great to have us along for the ride. 👏👏

I was binge watching past videos for the last couple of days and then get a notification of this new gem, thanks Andrew. Not sure about everyone else but I totally dig that jackhammer and whenever you bust up in ground or loose boulders. I'd love to come up there and would be happy to do nothing but bust up the big stuff all around the quarry. Can't wait for the next videos of crushing stone at the quarry!

Lovely job Andrew. You now have a driveway I would be proud of. Scenic all the way. Well done!

@discoverykai1547

Жыл бұрын

This was my father's job in the past. And now I am also recording similar videos on my channel. They may be interesting videos for you

Love your videos! It’s been a long time since we have seen the inside of your castle! The main building! Love to see an updated tour! ❤

@michielvandenboogaard252

Жыл бұрын

Look at the last upload on the 'hidden' b-roll playlist; it contains a full tour on the castle. Including the new kitchen and the semi-finished bathroom.

@PiazzaWoodWorks

Жыл бұрын

The other dude that hangs around there has some video of it too

@brendaphillips4550

Жыл бұрын

@@michielvandenboogaard252 Any way you can put a link here to that hidden b-roll playlist? I have no idea what that is.

Clearing all that up at the start of the video, really makes those stone walls pop out for attention. Great video! Those forestry ,mowers saves 90% of the back breaking labor in clearing a fence row or lot. Back in the day my grandfather handed me a small scythe and both cut the weeds down. I watch a few channels were they have those mowers attached to a skid steere. very impressive.

That Flail on the Kubota is quite impressive. Your 3 mile road up Camarata Mountain will need that to keep the brush down. It wont take you long with that rig. Owning properties comes with its own maintenance problems...lol. Good Job Andrew!

These are my favorite kind of videos from Andrew. Some property maintenance and setting up new things with a 51 minute video. perfect

Never a dull moment with Andrew's projects. Always some type of work in progress no matter the weather or the season.

That little excavator does a lot of work for its size, enjoyable to watch

Still looks like paradise up there. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

As a retired US Army Combat soldier, I spent many hours with little sleep. This has carried on after retirement with my PTSD. I spend many hours at night and early morning hours watching your uploads. Thank you for the videos and your countless hours of dedication toward your entertainment. How I would have enjoyed meeting you and going through a days routine. God Bless.

@4thebirds311

Жыл бұрын

thank u 4 ur service B

@garymoore8035

Жыл бұрын

@@4thebirds311 Thank you, I just subscribed to your channel. My daughter has a small amount of chickens which seem to have become her and her husbands pets. God Bless.

@netts2315

Жыл бұрын

Never too late to meet him! I'm sure he'd be glad to meet someone that did service!

@rjlaxvespa1742

Жыл бұрын

@@garymoore8035 . . That's what happens when you name your chickens, hopefully they're collecting eggs at least, those have gotten awfully expensive... we had chickens and ducks as pets as a child, my mom loved the eggs, but we didn't eat the chickens... they ran all around the backyard eating up stuff, and we kept them in the garage at night... that's back when you get your give your Altadena Dairy Man - key to the garage to put the milk in the fridge.... they had natural not homogenized or treated pasteurized milk...

So satisfying watching hammer tear up granite. Wider road + aggregate = easier access for the big stuff, which I can’t wait to see.

Thanks for sharing another video..I noticed the stone walls in the background...some of us would like some history of them...took many of man hours to have constructed them...especialy done by hand....looks to have been some settlement at one time...thanks Andrew...a man of many skills.for sure.

@jasoncichon491

Жыл бұрын

Most fieldstone walls were constructed as a byproduct of land clearing moreso than any utility they offered. With no equipment you didn't want to transport them any further than you had to.

@EFCasual

Жыл бұрын

Every hilltop in the north east was grazed over 100 years ago. Stone walls are everywhere, along property lines and just somewhere to dump along the edge of a field.

@markjames8664

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in upstate NY. Land like this was probably part of a small dairy farm. Farms up in the hills were often the first to be abandoned , the land being hard to grow feed grains.

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

The guy I bought that property from said it and every tree in the entire area was cleared at one point for dairy farms, I find that hard to believe though, the terrain is very hilly in some areas, and cutting down that many trees would be a tremendous task.

@markjames8664

Жыл бұрын

@@AndrewCamarata those old farmers had to work very hard for sure. But the trees were all used for fuel or construction so it wasn’t just land clearing. Those old growth trees yielded a lot of good lumber too, all those massive posts and beams in old buildings.

33:50 When i was going to the mountains every weekend in the winter i'd use this lock de-icer that would thaw locks if they weren't completely iced over. I noticed using it every couple weeks and my car door would stay thawed. Worth keeping some in your work truck and on your regularly used machines. it's only a few bucks and saves a lot of time and headaches.

Thanks, Andrew, for another great video... Love the "pre-used" melted tool box...

The fill nozzle even has the auto-shutoff. Nice!!

You are absolutely the definition of "jack of all trades" always excited to watch your videos. I would love to have land and do all this. Maybe within the decade 😁

@brosphov5293

7 ай бұрын

😅😅

'Park Andrew' is going to look great in the spring, with all the downed trees cleaned up.

sitting here at work watching. raining outside. cold rain too. Thanks for the video. makes the day go faster.

Andrew, I have a lot of Bosch Blue cordless tools including a hot air gun. It's almost as powerful as my corded version, and a 5AH battery lasts a surprisingly long time. It would be super useful for unfreezing locks etc.

Thanks so much for these Andrew, exactly what I needed 😌

Nice job with the hammerknife, I like how quickly it spools up when doing the bigger trees. I just wish you would considered putting something on the front of the ROPS to protest you. I've run one with a side mounted arm on a big New Holland tractor that had with tempered glass. You never know when a big piece of anything will come at you !

Wow, that is a neat woodlands. There seems to be some packets of really good soil around, like near the end of the video, that well rooted small tree.

I'm curious if Andrew has time now to do regular jobs for customers like he used to do. Drainage, driveways, snow-plowing, etc.

@TheKajunkat

Жыл бұрын

He mentioned a while back that he only takes jobs that interest him right now.

@CosmicStargoat

Жыл бұрын

@@TheKajunkat O.K., thanks.

@tomdale1313

Жыл бұрын

his time now since he has money comin from Utube, is in land development again he makin money filming his endeavors while increasing the value of said own properties...pretty sweet

@CosmicStargoat

Жыл бұрын

@@tomdale1313 Yes, that is what I was thinking too. Good for Andrew, he really deserves it.

@djalgoriddim

Жыл бұрын

@@tomdale1313 yeah that's a pretty sweet deal, making money while investing in your property, and we get to experience it vicariously. I've never been so vested in a rural road being build in upstate NY, but I'm here for the ride!

Да, Андрюха, как никогда нас радует таким частым видео!

I also am impressed with Andrews’s abilities. Seems like there’s nothing he can’t do. I’m a little surprised that he didn’t clean up that piece of pipe before he put in the tank.

@scottobrien3484

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing about the pick up pipe

Thanks, Andrew, love the excellent editing. I almost feel the chill! We don't If almost never have ice or snow, and that never lasts. It snowed and iced over here in Houston twice in one winter. two weeks apart, I worked both mornings. Most people who drove trashed their vehicles. May by 1973! Looking forward to all content.

That really did a nice job of cleaning up the road edges ,Keeping the saplings in check so they don't take over. The old rock wall is a pretty cool feature Was there a old Homestead there at some time in the past

@dannybetts6929

Жыл бұрын

Farm!!

@rubenbraekman4515

Жыл бұрын

For sure!

Also love the new music for your time-lapses. Keep experimenting 👍

I'm loving this wintertime Camarata video dump!

Andrew…… going up that mountain everytime sure is an adventure for you, but you survive it !!, always impressed by your resourcefulness……… take care Andrew !!!!!

Never expected the snow to melt that quick up that high.

Always a great Day. When Andrew starts Our day with a new video. Almost looks like the road was used as main skid trail back when they logged the trees off. They could really pull a big hitch of trees. As it's mostly downhill.

My favourite kind of content from you AC. I can’t put my finger on it but how you make hammer and claw, rock and timber fascinating and compelling is alchemy.

Pick-up manufactures ought to have you test their trucks. You are certainly on the side of testing them. Thanks Andrew! You videos keep me company at my work...

Pretty sure Dave's dog is trying his best to get you keep him up on the mountain! Your dogs live the absolute best life a dog can have! My dog is jealous!

Great video! I enjoyed watching the variety of tasks that you were working on. Your buddies are fortunate to get to operate the various kinds of equipment you have. I know that they're a lot of help to you as well. Until the next episode...

Little trick I learned with the transfer tank is throw a 90° going down out of the filter really helps with the hose not kninking off. Awesome video, as always.

That blu monster pipe thread tape is the best stuff i have ever used, and it work's on just about everything. I have a shallow well pump made with stainless steel, and everything else would leak, so i read a review on this thread tape that said it worked on stainless steel when nothing else would, and they were right. I like that it's thicker than the regular crap, and work's on gas, water, and fuel. Nice tree trimmer, minus the barbed wire. G-d bless.

The mini excavator boom brush hog works really well love it. I think the man running it’s 80% of it though Looks like the camaraderie Road crew one man show really really like watching your reels though long reels. Thank you, Andrew.❤😮😮😅

@alisciamarotta3888

Жыл бұрын

I'm not a expert, but brush hogs ....have half blades. That's what some people call hammer or frail mower, it chews in small pieces instead of cutting and laying down.

Back in the Andrew content! I always know those gaps with shorter videos are WELL worth the wait for the content to follow!!!! Not sure what it is about watching someone else work with equipment I do all day, but you make it way more fun! Nice buddy. Been subscribed since the early Isuzu days!

@stevekaehler7113

Жыл бұрын

Just wondering if you've encountered any significant settling in your castle.

the sped up time lapse camera work is awesome.nice touch as usual Andrew!

How he has stayed true to his channel and hasn't done add revenue or promotions is incredible. Truly love this channel and what it stands for

4 videos in one weekend that's amazing!!

@elisscaliving4776

Жыл бұрын

We are spoiled

@theamerican7080

Жыл бұрын

He has hundreds and hundreds of hours of video from different times of the year to upload yet.

@MikeZMonroe

Жыл бұрын

The stuck over the mountain cliff big ass roller / compactor is epic video. Andrew and friends at their best plus crushing lawn mower …. Nothing better.

Have you thought about a wood chipper and selling the mulch from it? Also, when using the hammer, the closer the bit is to the tracks the more pressure can be applied.

The more AC the better! Thanks for taking us along and take care!

Andrew. You need to get a Cat 815. It does wonders for consolidating that graded rocky material. And, always love to see you with a new piece of iron. 😀 Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.

Love the pre-melted toolbox. 👍🏻

Thank you so much for doing all of these uploads I cannot imagine the amount of time it takes to edit all these pieces together I truly enjoy and look forward to all of your videos you really make my day each time you upload one thank you very much

@jmwarden1

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

Rock hammering and Mowing with an open cab machine somebody is a brave man. The mower looks like a US mower clone/copy the only difference that mower has the dog plate for picking up logs with the thumb. The only caveat with that is you need the extra hydraulic function so you can run the thumb on the left hand joystick. Most machines don't have that unless you set it up for mower use. Yes the 20 GPM Fill rite pumps require you to make you're own draft tube I installed two of them on the fuel tanks at my previous job. Very expensive pumps they don't tolerate plugged filters thou, you run biofuel or bio blend diesel fuel you need to change the filters every 6 months.

Agree wholeheartedly with you on the barbed wire fence. That stuff shows up in the middle of nowhere and can change a simple job into a giant headache in no time.

That is the lower jaw of a Whitetail deer.

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Ok. Thank you.

Andrew, I have followed you for many years now even before Levi and I must tell you that I am so proud of you, I wish I could call you my son because you are such a bright idea man and you solve so many different problems in not only your company but in your property. God bless you brother take care of yourself and those pups, give a hug to Cody and blue for me.

Freaking love his long videos!! I don't even watch TV anymore!! Andrew is a legend!!!!

I love how your videos are titled one thing, and that thing is in the video, but there's also some "surprise" content, maybe not even actually related to the title, but it's all stuff that needed to get done around your place. great content, I appreciate you letting me/us have a peek into your world.

This is a treat!!! Cheers!! Coffees on!! Lov it! :-)! Tidying up nicely , well done!;-)!

Andrew you are a master operator of excavators! WOW.

We're getting spoiled by all these uploads! Thanks Andrew!

I like watching your videos Andrew, It's something different all the time and your a great steward of the land. Keep them videos coming man. BE SAFE AND GOD BLESS

man you are killing it with the content lately! Hope you got some of the snowstorm and can ride and film, and of course get the doggos out in it. be well AC and stay safe!

Been looking at that same size and model flail mower, thanks for showing it making short work of your brush!

The Ultimate Road Compactor Great catch on the Fuel Filter direction!

look at this tool box... came a little pre-melted but look how good it works... LMAO at that one! always great content sir!

I'm a 62+ year old disabled veteran and enjoy watching your videos. Your going somewhere great in life kid. Just don't be like me and get injured. Now about all I can do is lay in bed because of all my injuries. So please take the extra time needed to do things safely and you won't end up like me, watching from the side lines. God bless, take care. Disabled Navy Vet.

That mower on the excavator was the best. I gotta get one of those.

Can’t wait to see this fully rocked and rolled that’s gonna be awesome

For some reason I really like when Andrew leaves the camera somewhere that I feel like I’m in danger.

@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890

Жыл бұрын

He bouta grind us up 💀

@alisciamarotta3888

Жыл бұрын

I got hit with a flying piece of wood, glad it wasn't a piece of barb wire. Glad I'm wearing a full face protection,

@floydjackson298

Жыл бұрын

Huh.. I can't hear you. Got my ear plugs in watching. I'd do anything for an AC video.

@JLittleVegemite

Жыл бұрын

Full PPE, Safety third :p

@spuddawg02

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed this too without even realizing it 🤣 I love his reckless disregard for the well being of his camera equipment. Shows the filming is not really what he's there for in a way 👍

110% Top Notch Editing Skills. On Point AC. Ty for another brilliant upload.

I liked the miscellaneous working on stuff, especially the Diesel pump install, thanks for all these videos Andrew, they are very educative for some of us, because of u and Matt@ Diesel creek i went out and bought a tracked skid steer.

Acquiring the equipment over the years has put you in a more valuable position for jobs to come. I'm convinced that an excavator is an ultimate Swiss Army tool.

I love all the different attachments you have for your machinery. Do you still have the Kubota excavator with the enclosed cab?

Fun fact: Barbed wire is banned in Norway

Awesome attachment for your mini-excavator.

This Dude got it made… He gets to play with his Tonka Toys all day..👍🏾

Mower attachment works great!

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I like that thing.

Must be cold in upstate NY right now because Andrew is inside editing 😂 love the uploads bro

Excavators seem to do a lot of amazing things.

Always a pleasure watching a living legend at work

Whenever andrew drops three videos consistently I be so happy but deep down I know it will be a while before he upload again

Those stone walls on the sides of your road are really cool. Wonder how long they’ve been there and what they were used as?

@timhanna870

Жыл бұрын

Property lines. New England alone has roughly 250,000 miles of stone walls. That doesn't include new York. Pretty wild.

@AndrewCamarata

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they are cool. They are everywhere.

@henray76

Жыл бұрын

they are a great place to look for stuf with a metal detector

@tujuprojects

Жыл бұрын

@@henray76 they also get warm in sunny day and snakes love them. More cracks, the better.

Looks like Andrew has a few trees nearest the road, that need to come out. Thanks for the video. Jon

That’s really cool how you can just switch out your bucket with little effort

I'm interested in some background information on the mountain property. Do you know any history of the property and that rock wall? Also, what are your plans for the mountain? Great video as always!