@@AndrewCamarata Glad you went to test the new toys..🚧🚜🚧 i never saw such race competition between more people to do certain things with these heavy machines, in a certain measured time so it looks like you had a lot of fun so yeah that is the most important thing.. Well Done !!! good to see they want these machines get properly used while having fun... +place with climbing stuff was definitely cool ! And the award for most subtle truck you could get to a truck-pull competition : Thanks Andrew for sharing this clip with us..
I sometimes miss your old property management videos but at the same time I’m glad you’re doing things you want to do now. Never a dull moment thanks for sharing it with all of us on the outside
@@chefdan87 yeah. We were there talking probably two hours, we filmed a podcast and did this little bit of filming, but some of the best talking we did was just done off camera, he was really cool to talk to.
I was quite impressed with his pickup, but I started laughing when he rolled out in the articulated dump truck, and kept laughing as he pulled the sled out of the ring.
Andrew reminds me of Smokie Yunik, creative, innovative, thinks outside the box, and competitive - no, it's not unfair, nor "outside the spirit of competition" per NASCAR. Andrew's here to win, that it's fun is a bonus. Great video again
The City Museum is my all time favorite museum. Truly a magical and amazing place. The things they’ve done with essentially industrial scrap is truly art. Such fascinating and incredible stuff. I could spend days there.
You may not have one that competition but at 1.4m you won the UA-cam algorithm. Thank you so much for taking us along in St Louis that was way cool! As usual Andrew outstanding video!
You taking us along on your journeys and adventures for so many years, have been priceless. All of the toys and machinery which you have in your office is such a joy to see. As a young kid playing and dreaming of having every equipment and toy that a big kid can have is incredible to watch you use play and fix. Thank you for uploading these videos. Please keep them coming. Oh yeah that castle and mountain views are is incredible. 🙌🙌🙌
What a fun and awesome video. I was lucky enough to see Andrew at the 4th of July parade on his vintage tractor. Our 2 young children also love Andrew, and get excited to see him every year! Andrew, we are the family that loudly yelled "we love you!" at the beginning of the parade, and you responded by throwing about twenty dollars of quality candy at us...what a blast. Thank you for entertaining online and offline.
Your artistry and talent are unique, from mowing to working on your large equipment to loving Cody and Blue. Thank you for taking us along on your journey.
I could have watched a two hour video on just the city museum. That was cool, have to take the kids someday. Can’t wait to see the tunnels and accents on the new castle.
Great compilation; so many memories you have shared. Stacey David segment was amazing and "Oh, it smells so good in here." was a lovely complement to give the build.
As a Missouri resident i highly recommend the City Museum ,,,,....The vision Bob had was unbelieveable ,,unfortunitley he passed away while building another site north of the city ,,,Andrew you should have had a meet and greet while here ...Hope you did the 10 story slide and made it to the roof for the ferris wheel and the bus that over hangs the roof
You've always had a high bar for production but you've certainly shifted it up a few notches. The drone sequences, storytelling and editing are commendable. Love what you are doing.
When I was a kid we heated with wood. We would borrow the neighbors old Minneapolis Moline that was a hand crank tractor. My Father always dreaded cranking that thing over.
Dan and Sheryl have been doing an awesome job on the inside of the castle. I've been following along on their channel. You found someone that does good work and doesn't cut corners. 👍
You would have loved Bob Cassily, the guy who was behind the madness at the City Museum. He died while working on his masterpiece, something that went unfinished called Cement Land. Definitely a local hero.
The rock truck pulling the sled was bloody hilarious! Somehow, it being so Andrew Camarata made it even funnier. Breaking with convention and being successful at it! Brilliant!
Must be a great feeling to love the job you do...... so many of us hate the daily grind! I used to love my job, but it's changed and so have I, now I'm just looking forward to retiring as early as I can afford to!
Wish you had won the heavy equipment competition. Glad you had a vacation to St Louis. Looks like you had a great time. I really liked the drone footage and the drop in to the gravel pit. Nice edit and camera work as always Andrew
Whenever you have kids remember this. They might not be as no limits as you are. You will love them no matter what, with patience. Everybody is different. But it sure is fun watching you live life with your eyes and mind wide open to every conceivable option. Love ya kid
hey Andrew, this is Jason from Colorado. If that stuff interest you there is a place called Bishops Castle just outside of Pueblo Colorado. Pretty cool. He's an old man now he built it all by hand and rocks that he found locally...
Andrews approach: " Cant loose the competition if you " test" and break the equipment before it for no reason :) Great video :) European excavator championships are alot more technical, they have alot of fine detail setups like opening a beer bottle with a 30ton machine :)
I thought Andrew had been hitting some of that organic stuff and had the munchies when i saw the back of his car! LOL! Andrew is the big kid that we all hoped we would be when we grew up. Some of us got there some didn’t. Watching him crawl around in that museum in St. Louis made me smile. It took me back to when I was young and would have done the same thing. I couldnt think of what he was doing with the sand. LOL!! That sled was no match..... Cheers Terry
Y`all outdone yourself with this video. It`s great. They shoulda given ya points for not being sloppy in your equip competitiion. Those others were spilling all over.
AWESOME VIDEO 👏🏼😁 KIDS IN THAT TOWN GATHERED WAITING FOR ANDREW 😂 They were probably yelling Here comes the candy 🍭🍬 man Andrew Camarata on his 1936 Farmall Tractor. Gotta love someone who is blessed but still blesses the kids 👏🏼😁
Thanks Guy's for showing us the Competition 3rd Place, Stacey's silver 4x4 Truck, The City Museum was cool looking and the Truck's Pull. I had a great time..
Man took a vacation where he ran heavy equipment, crawled into tight spaces, and played in a castle. Basically he was just working remotely.
In England we call it a "busman's holiday", meaning you do on holiday what you do at work.
That's when work is your joy and life no longer a task.
when she says, take me places I've never been 😊
Yea...LOL
@@williamfindspeople4341 Very true.
Thanks for coming Andrew! Awesome to see you as always!
Yes, let’s do it again.
The loader didn't raise high enough for a dump truck that big.
@@AndrewCamarata Glad you went to test the new toys..🚧🚜🚧 i never saw such race competition between more people to do certain things with these heavy machines, in a certain measured time so it looks like you had a lot of fun so yeah that is the most important thing.. Well Done !!! good to see they want these machines get properly used while having fun... +place with climbing stuff was definitely cool ! And the award for most subtle truck you could get to a truck-pull competition : Thanks Andrew for sharing this clip with us..
@@AndrewCamarata.....let us know when you come back since you were visiting in my neck of the woods. 👍
👍👍🍻
I sometimes miss your old property management videos but at the same time I’m glad you’re doing things you want to do now. Never a dull moment thanks for sharing it with all of us on the outside
Also nice to see him enjoying himself and taking some time off.
Meeting Stacey David and sitting in Sargent Rock, that's something a lot of people would love to do. Congratulations.
Yes. That was great.
Ive meet him at a car show before. Stacey is a genuinely nice guy and is willing to talk to everyone.
@@chefdan87 yeah. We were there talking probably two hours, we filmed a podcast and did this little bit of filming, but some of the best talking we did was just done off camera, he was really cool to talk to.
Must be hot wearing that wig in the summer.
Made me jelly for sure I grew up watching him and liked every min of him being on tv building cool trucks and cars
That haul truck rolling-up as a contender was pretty damn funny!🤣
should have put a sticker on saying - I identify as an f-150 pickup
Never saw that before.
Sure had no trouble pulling the sled!
Hahhaha so funny
OMG I was HOWLING at the truck pull segment... That was beautiful. LOL
I was quite impressed with his pickup, but I started laughing when he rolled out in the articulated dump truck, and kept laughing as he pulled the sled out of the ring.
That's hilarious they let you bring your rock truck, im guessing they were curious about what it would do too 😂
it lifted the trailer off the ground that was the best part lol
Only Andrew and the Blue Brothers could pull this off. They are All on a mission.
Andrew in City museum: taking note for 10.000.000 ideas how to improve his own castle :-) This place looks incredible.
It is incredible!
City Museum is super cool- and it keeps getting better.
Using the Bell Dump truck in the tractor pull was completely insane and yes unfair. But I'll bet people loved seeing it.
Has anybody done it before......No
Andrew reminds me of Smokie Yunik, creative, innovative, thinks outside the box, and competitive - no, it's not unfair, nor "outside the spirit of competition" per NASCAR.
Andrew's here to win, that it's fun is a bonus. Great video again
To be fair, I'd bet bringing a haul truck to a tractor pull isn't anywhere in the rules.
@@jameslovitt994 To be fair!
@@jameslovitt994 I think it was during the last years event he went and asked them and they said if it was a truck and had wheels it would be legal.
The City Museum is my all time favorite museum. Truly a magical and amazing place. The things they’ve done with essentially industrial scrap is truly art. Such fascinating and incredible stuff. I could spend days there.
Read up on the guy who built it. He was an interesting guy who suffered a highly unusual death.
and on ACID lol
No good for parents who prefer couch to gym
It's good to see you out haveing fun it's about time you look happy that is good 😊
You may not have one that competition but at 1.4m you won the UA-cam algorithm.
Thank you so much for taking us along in St Louis that was way cool! As usual Andrew outstanding video!
Andrew is a visual artist! hands down. Great job Mr. A
It's a cat condo for humans lol. Awesome seeing Stacy. Great video Andrew. Blessings to you
Nice to see you really happy and doing some fun things! Thanks for taking us along.
Seeing Stacey David and that hes still got Sargent rock is awesome. I loved watching him on Trucks! back in the day when i was a teen.
You taking us along on your journeys and adventures for so many years, have been priceless. All of the toys and machinery which you have in your office is such a joy to see. As a young kid playing and dreaming of having every equipment and toy that a big kid can have is incredible to watch you use play and fix. Thank you for uploading these videos. Please keep them coming. Oh yeah that castle and mountain views are is incredible. 🙌🙌🙌
the loader run really put you behind only because a third of each load was getting stuck in the shovel.
Yeah, I can blame that two stick loader, no one else who did it after me would’ve made that same mistake after seeing that.
@@AndrewCamarataI am a UA-camr to I live in MO but I live in between west plains and Thayer
@@AndrewCamarataalso I been to some of those places u went to
@@gavinhowell2833 Oh.
@@gavinhowell2833 That's awesome
i like the girl andrew, shes like a hype man you never knew you needed! 👌👌
Congratulations! Today is the 10 year anniversary of your first UA-cam video!
Andrew one of your best videos of just fun. Thank you for sharing.
Another awesome Andrew flick. Definitely worth multiple rewatches
Many Saturday mornings where spent watching Mr. David on TNN in my youth. Still remember the channel number 34
@@Jeg_er_tyk_og_grim yes. I think it was 33 for me.
I learned so much from Stacey David and the rest of the PowerBlock TV guys when I was a kid!
So much fun crammed into one episode! Thank - You a dozen times!
I think that it is one of his best videos. It's so awesome 👍
What a fun and awesome video. I was lucky enough to see Andrew at the 4th of July parade on his vintage tractor. Our 2 young children also love Andrew, and get excited to see him every year! Andrew, we are the family that loudly yelled "we love you!" at the beginning of the parade, and you responded by throwing about twenty dollars of quality candy at us...what a blast. Thank you for entertaining online and offline.
@@bartlesby glad to hear that.
City museum is amazing and hard to describe: give some artists a welder, a warehouse, and lots of reclaimed materials.
Your artistry and talent are unique, from mowing to working on your large equipment to loving Cody and Blue. Thank you for taking us along on your journey.
So happy to see your old mini excavators getting tucked away nicely under cover along with your tractor:)
That museum is pretty awesome! Love that there isn't some busybody bossing everyone around about what you can't do.
I could have watched a two hour video on just the city museum. That was cool, have to take the kids someday.
Can’t wait to see the tunnels and accents on the new castle.
I'm almost 60 and been to the arch as a kid. Never heard of that museum... and that is a shame. How freaking cool it is.
"Sir, how fast do you really dare to go with this dump truck?"
"Oh I don't know, I don't even have brakes on mine, so ..."
Great compilation; so many memories you have shared. Stacey David segment was amazing and "Oh, it smells so good in here." was a lovely complement to give the build.
Loved it all! Thanks Andrew for posting.
It's good to see you & your friend out having fun.
The City Museum is definitely a MUST SEE. It's been a few years since we were there, but loved it.
This video is just wonderful. No words.
I don’t doubt we will see some of these items/features in your home. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
Ahahahahahaha the truck pull at the end was hilarious! 😂😂😂😂 great video as always Andrew!!!
Andrew’s like “Oh, you guys want your sled back?”
Living your best live Andrew, I'm happy for you! Thanks for sharing!
You always bring something unique to the table, can't get enough!
Andrew,that was a great vid. Thanks for the journey,just proves you can’t take the boy out of the man 🇦🇺🦘👌👌👌👌👌
As a Missouri resident i highly recommend the City Museum ,,,,....The vision Bob had was unbelieveable ,,unfortunitley he passed away while building another site north of the city ,,,Andrew you should have had a meet and greet while here ...Hope you did the 10 story slide and made it to the roof for the ferris wheel and the bus that over hangs the roof
I agree! A meet and greet would have been awesome. Museum of Illusions at the City Foundry would have been fun too.
Nice work at the competition! You’re definitely one of the best
You've always had a high bar for production but you've certainly shifted it up a few notches. The drone sequences, storytelling and editing are commendable. Love what you are doing.
Andrew, so cool man! Loved seeing you with Stacey, Been watching him for many years and that build. Awesome!!!!!
What an absolutely fantastic episode. Mike 🇦🇺
I lived in STL during and after the completed construction of the Arch but never went up it. Thanks Andrew for taking me along.
Working under a vehicle on a creeper and I get the notification, great timing for a little break! 😅
Nice looking equipment!! 👍 Loved watching all of Stacey David's vehicle repair/build shows!
Too funny -"that wasn't even fair" as Andrew proceeds to pull the weight around like a rag doll with his rock truck!! lol
He could have let the weight go all the way forward before starting and still drug it out the gate, lol.😀
When I was a kid we heated with wood. We would borrow the neighbors old Minneapolis Moline that was a hand crank tractor. My Father always dreaded cranking that thing over.
It’s nice to see you too out and having fun.
Two of my favorite hosts! Pretty cool to see Stacey David's on one of your videos! Your videos are always entertaining and informative 😎👍
Dan and Sheryl have been doing an awesome job on the inside of the castle. I've been following along on their channel. You found someone that does good work and doesn't cut corners. 👍
What's the name of that channel
@@Drew-in-NoDak Dan Wheeler
this video is blessed. a man simply doing what he loves at the highest level.
You would have loved Bob Cassily, the guy who was behind the madness at the City Museum. He died while working on his masterpiece, something that went unfinished called Cement Land. Definitely a local hero.
Thanks Andrew for taking us along on more adventures it's a pleasure as usual. I'll have to check out that St. Louis Museum.
Cheers from Missouri-we love visiting the City Museum-amazing craftsmen constructed everything.
Great to see you have some R&R you look like a kid at Christmas ❤😂 awesome
Thanks for coming to the STL Andrew. Hope you enjoyed your time here.
Lmfao the tractor pull was hilarious.
Merci beaucoup pour votre belle vidéo .c c'est génial
The rock truck pulling the sled was bloody hilarious! Somehow, it being so Andrew Camarata made it even funnier. Breaking with convention and being successful at it! Brilliant!
Enjoyed this "variety video" Andrew! Looks like a lot of fun!
That was so cool. Stacey is one of my favorite automotive builders.
About half way through this the company reps had to be thinking "Maybe a race loading dirt wasn't such a good idea." 🤣
Love the videos! Been watching them since 2020 when I was 10 and never stopped. Love the old dodge as well😅
Which grey or white one?
The white one. But I did(still do) really like the grey one. Does anyone know what he did with it?
You should visit France and Italy to get inspired by all the castles
I think Wales has a far better selection of castles! Of course, as a Welshman I would think so.
I remember going to the city museum back in the late 2000s and it looked pretty much the same then. Cool seeing inside that old plane again.
Stacy David’s hair is next level.
I want to get a copy of Andrew's new book "How to work your ass off, while really enjoying life".
Must be a great feeling to love the job you do...... so many of us hate the daily grind! I used to love my job, but it's changed and so have I, now I'm just looking forward to retiring as early as I can afford to!
That museum looked amazing.
Ol' andrew really put all the new iron to work that day.
When I seen the rear hubs on that loader in the breeze I knew he was working it.
Wish you had won the heavy equipment competition.
Glad you had a vacation to St Louis. Looks like you had a great time.
I really liked the drone footage and the drop in to the gravel pit.
Nice edit and camera work as always Andrew
Whenever you have kids remember this. They might not be as no limits as you are. You will love them no matter what, with patience. Everybody is different. But it sure is fun watching you live life with your eyes and mind wide open to every conceivable option. Love ya kid
The Olympics for excavators! Cool!
hey Andrew, this is Jason from Colorado. If that stuff interest you there is a place called Bishops Castle just outside of Pueblo Colorado. Pretty cool. He's an old man now he built it all by hand and rocks that he found locally...
Hey Andrew that’s look a lot of fun I didn’t know St. Louis had that museum. Thanks for sharing enjoy your videos 😊😊
There’s a place called The Foundry. They have an Illusion Museum that I was hoping they’d find.
Andrews approach: " Cant loose the competition if you " test" and break the equipment before it for no reason :) Great video :)
European excavator championships are alot more technical, they have alot of fine detail setups like opening a beer bottle with a 30ton machine :)
Yeah, really "tight" race...
Get it? Loose/tight
😂😂😂
Like the school bus on top of the building 33:34 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wow! That city museum is the coolest thing i've ever seen, and I had no idea it even existed! It's on my todo list!
That City Museum was super interesting. I didn't even know it existed. The arch was pretty cool too.
Awesome summer vacation video for those who haven't gone away!!
Thanks Andrew for sharing!!
J'adore veaux vidéo elle sont superbes continuer 🥰
I thought Andrew had been hitting some of that organic stuff and had the munchies when i saw the back of his car!
LOL!
Andrew is the big kid that we all hoped we would be when we grew up. Some of us got there some didn’t.
Watching him crawl around in that museum in St. Louis made me smile. It took me back to when I was young and would have done the same thing.
I couldnt think of what he was doing with the sand.
LOL!!
That sled was no match.....
Cheers
Terry
Y`all outdone yourself with this video. It`s great. They shoulda given ya points for not being sloppy in your equip competitiion. Those others were spilling all over.
Awesome to meet Stacy. St Louis arch, 900 tons welded stainless steel, spectacular man made monument. Thanks fro the video Andrew.
Welcome to St. Louis! Lived here my whole life.
STL love! :D Awesome to see you show off the Arch and the City Museum! Such a gem we have with that one.
Absolutely!
Cover the castle parking lot in the finer tailings. don't you see Cody's limping from walking on the gravel 💥💥🍔🍻🐿️
AWESOME VIDEO 👏🏼😁 KIDS IN THAT TOWN GATHERED WAITING FOR ANDREW 😂 They were probably yelling Here comes the candy 🍭🍬 man Andrew Camarata on his 1936 Farmall Tractor. Gotta love someone who is blessed but still blesses the kids 👏🏼😁
Just lov it!! Keeps it real! Coffee on! Here we go! Cheers!;-)!
Great video. Thanks for bringing us along!
Спасибо Андрей за увлекательное путешествие 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
Thanks Guy's for showing us the Competition 3rd Place, Stacey's silver 4x4 Truck, The City Museum was cool looking and the Truck's Pull. I had a great time..
We visited the Arch back in March it was a lot more impressive than I was expecting lol.
The Gateway Arch is made of stainless steel triangles and filled with concrete. It's an incredibly structure!
Andy ,looks like your having a few additions to your castle ,then , cool , after that museum trip, 😉
Loved this video showing you can have fun everywhere you go 😂❤