I love this guy.. He's an intelligent working class man with a genuine personality. No bravado or douchiness. I especially like how his videos start with him identifying a problem before walking us through solving it. No bullshit.
You have to be a very special person, for people to watch a 35 minute video of yours, where you basically just dig a hole. I really like your vids and your work mentality. keep it up
Your video couldn't have come at a better time. I had a argument with my 14 year old son wanting to use electronic cigarettes and was feeling a failure as a father to him. Your videos help me go to that other place. Thank you Andrew Camarata.
Grrrr, 14 Y. O. boys. I hear you mate, mine has hardly attended school this term. There is always some bloody excuse from him or his Mum. Drives you crazy 😜.
Glad to see you back with another great adventure. Thanks for sharing A/C. The sound of that yanmar is music to my ears. Nice paint job and looks great.
To say nothing of the timely and clever mod on the shovel! Looks like it could not have worked better for you! Kudos also to the very helpful home owner. I am also expecting regular updates on the health of the tree you replanted ...NOT!
Hi Andrew, It's great to see you excavating again after the winter. At least it gave you a chance to prepare and maintain all your equipment for the new season. That breaker works great as well.
Andrew, you have a great quality in the way that you clean up the area after you have finished a job, Well done mate
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Dude I think your a better film maker then a excavator and your a dam good excavator, you make hard work look easy Andrew your parents sure did a great job it shows thanks
I used to read comments about how Andrew had the best channel on youtube and I would just laugh. Then I got hooked and literally check my subscriptions just to see if Andrew uploaded a new video. I am sorry that I doubted you guys!!
@@jackoneil4883 he said he uses the yotube audio library. You have to go through that to find it. I have no clue either what the name of this song is. ua-cam.com/users/audiolibrarymusic?nv=1
dennis ocallaghan lack of vids means the guy is busy. The excavation season is starting and he's probably working on lots of cool stuff we will see later. I can't wait.
I've never seen somebody run sealtight underground for a generator install. Also, that electric conduit under the driveway was way too shallow, glad you didn't have the headache of breaking it. Good work as always, Andrew.
@@chuckgreen4710 you're correct I'd just never seen it. Not sure my AHJ would allow it here or not though regardless. Although I have seen nonmetallic type liquidtite ran for in ground light fixtures, where they change over from hard PVC to the nonmetallic about three foot underground to come up in the bottom of the fixture
That new Camarata bucket worked good! Andrew you always leave a job site in better condition that when your started. I wasn't so sure the ford would drive out of there. Good job.
Always a great motivator on Sat morning! The Yanmar is looking sharp and the attachments seem to be working as planned. I think you need to work with Yanmar to produce a 3/4ton work truck that has little to no electronics, rustproof chassis and body, etc. It could be the Yanmar AC-250!
I liked the attention to detail when they cleaned up, great crew. Great install, far enough away from the house you will not even know it's on except for the control panel inside the residence. I live on the Gulf Coast (Hurricanes) and we are waiting to get our system installed (5-month backlog), actually just like the one on the video. I am setting the unit and tank 120 feet from the house where our meter is located on the edge of the property and also burying the tank.
Other than loving your videos for the content they hold, i all so love the fact that you have no adds. Keep making these vids buddy... scandinavia is watching
I wouldnt mind if he had an add or two. Hes honest and hard working. Just dont cut down the videos to 10 min useless intervals with 10 adds like some others....
"Should have brought it then I wouldn't have needed it." LOL. I appreciated your comments at the end about the appearance of the backfill to the job. I wondered what the owner's expectations were for the area. 'Natural', I guess.
Andrew, You got my respect the first time I saw you work. My Retired Army hat is off to You. I was in the US Army in 1965 to 1986 and then got a Factory job at Bell Hilocpter for 29 Years. I never thought about what others were doing for jobs. You have done more than I did in a way, I bought tools to fix my home, while you bought tools to make your work day better, if you spend over 2 thousand bucks in stead of 4 thow on the Bob Cat, Uoy are smart. the time to get the part did not hurt you, you saved 2 Thou. Bucks. Keep on doing it as long as you can. The Old Man. p
It is looking amazing with your newly painted equipment. And your end result it’s looking very great. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family (edit: Iove when you show us the big hollow stone, you are a great storyteller)
Great to see you back Andrew. While waiting for a new video, I have been watching older ones. Absolutely love the long vids. Making the bridge is a great one and I have watched it 5 times now. :). Watched all of the wrenching vids a few times over too.
Hey Andrew welcome back. I love the way your customer decided to put that out there way from the house. I would have never thought of that. That's pretty good so you don't have to listen to it run. So many people mount them behind their house.
I'm pretty sure that big rock is an erratic that was left by the glacier that was melting and heading back north 15,000 yrs ago. You can see the glacier mark on rocks in Central Park and probably in Andrew's backyard. Gotta love the northeast.
That giant boulder at the beginning of the video or at the 1-minute mark we have those giant boulders all over North America Canada mainly I think he was dropped by glacier something is if you look at their the smooth lines it looks like it was pushed there.
no, giants used to exist before the earth's oxygen levels depleated so much that large being could no longer function and died out. probably placed that rock there
It would still be considered a glacial erratic but it didn’t likely travel very far since it appears to be the same type of rock as the surrounding “mountains”. Andrew mentioned it was hollow. Too bad he didn’t show us with the camera. 😢
Young man, you have got some skills! I am mesmerized watching you work with that excavator. And your "can do" attitude makes all the difference. As always, thank you so much for sharing. Steve
You do nice work. I would hire you for any job, from a big job site to a small residential job. Top quality and you can tell you care about your craft.
Other people watch mindless crap when they get off work. I watch other people work to increase my love for wholesome labor. Good and creative workers are really hard to find these days, give yourself a raise Andrew!
Well I see the electric company has changed those ATS’s. And I thought they were confusing before lol. I see your customer is helping you out again. It’s good to see you helping all of those people, but it’s even better to watch your videos with no commercials. That’s awesome sir. Keep up the great work, and be safe out there too. One thing I wanted to add was that is some beautiful country where you are located. I wish I could afford some of that dark dirt y’all have up in Up State New York lol
Looks very close to the propery where they had the drainage issue on the driveway. Anyways I love the work I could use an expert like you because I want to make a terrace garden on my property.
Hi Andrew i am from Puerto Rico and follow all your videos. I also have a emergency stand by gas generator installed in my house with ATS and it has been the best investment i have ever made in my life. Your videos are addicting, keep up the good work👍👏
I gotta say, I don't usually watch these kinds of videos and I generally have no interest in doing this myself. But man you're detailed with your work, I can tell this is something you put pride in doing. Editing and audio is also really well done. Great job, Andrew!
Nice job here, I stumbled upon this channel this morning & so glad I did! Geologically speaking, U are working in similar terrain I live on here in n. central VT. Back in 2000 I installed a 1000 gal. in ground refurbished tank, yours looks like a 500... Mine is for my LPG fired FHW furnace in the house. I too used bank run material, mostly sand with a occasional stone del. via a tri-axle dump truck, ( 1 ) load. At each end of my tank I cut a notch out & sat anti-corrosive bags in place & via a wire, flash welded them to the tank's ends, soaked each bag with a pail of water & buried them along with the remainder of the tank, done... Been (20) years, knock on wood, no problems. Glad to see U using the grease gun on the hammer, hammers can be tough on equip. for sure, this stuff looked like a shale like material & broke up nicely... Good job burying the utilities too & U even managed to save the white pine! Nice job on the cleanup too, obviously U take pride in your work, well done... Bill on the Hill, Vermont... :~)
Andrew, you would have 2 million subscribers by now, if there was 2 million people left in this country that were willing to work and learn new things. You give me hope that your generation is not entirely worthless and allergic to hard work. You will do amazing things in your lifetime.
I went through the same thing . When me and my Ex broke up. I couldn't eat and even drink sometimes . I lost 50 lbs it was that bad . Soo glad you are doing better now .
Azhaar Laghari I doubt that tank would float with all that rock on top plus the fact that it’s only for a standby generator and not house heating so it will not likely ever be left to get very empty.
43yrs doing Plumbing, HVAC, and electric and putting in tanks and stand by generators since Sandy. The tank install is fine only thing I do is always put a pad for condensers and any type of units with a small light and outlet to maintain it. Plus keeps the snow, flooding away from it. Every state has their own codes but everything Andrew did is fine.
R Dunphy I think it is purely aesthetics. They don’t want to see them. Where I live you can’t bury a tank so people often planted trees or built small fences around them. One customer told me she was afraid of a tank of propane and felt safer with natural gas but only because she couldn’t see it after further asking why.
The isolated giant boulder is called a “Glacial Erratic”. Left by melting glaciers, they are typically different composition and smoother than native rocks. They are common in southern New York and New England. Andrew - could you tell us in the videos what permits and inspections are required on your jobs and who arranges them? Would also like to know how long a job takes. Enjoy all your vids. Keep up the great work.
Hey Andrew...Nice video like always, nice to see all this equipment that was cleaned up, modified, painted, rebranded, looking very professionally kept machines ...working so well, and the Frankenbucket is alive and working pretty good even with the thumb...loved every minutes of it...!!! Like some other viewer said, who needs TV and fake programs, when we can enjoy videos like this!!!
That big ass rock was awesome, nice to see the new Yanmar by you at work but don’t scratch the paint. Great music selection for this video. Nice touch replanting the cedar tree 🌲 Stay safe
I love this guy.. He's an intelligent working class man with a genuine personality. No bravado or douchiness.
I especially like how his videos start with him identifying a problem before walking us through solving it. No bullshit.
He's immersing a steel tank in water, in a swamp. And I don't see any anodes to prevent corrosion. Have I missed a part of the video?
@@jacquesmertens3369 not his job.
The anodes were there, I thought it was mentioned in the video, but the company who installs the propane tanks, cakes, care of. That
Yes! I love these long videos, Andrew's videos are the best past time and informative.
You have to be a very special person, for people to watch a 35 minute video of yours, where you basically just dig a hole. I really like your vids and your work mentality. keep it up
Your video couldn't have come at a better time. I had a argument with my 14 year old son wanting to use electronic cigarettes and was feeling a failure as a father to him. Your videos help me go to that other place. Thank you Andrew Camarata.
Grrrr, 14 Y. O. boys. I hear you mate, mine has hardly attended school this term. There is always some bloody excuse from him or his Mum. Drives you crazy 😜.
Yeah, those cigerettes are no good.
Glad to see you back with another great adventure. Thanks for sharing A/C. The sound of that yanmar is music to my ears. Nice paint job and looks great.
To say nothing of the timely and clever mod on the shovel! Looks like it could not have worked better for you! Kudos also to the very helpful home owner.
I am also expecting regular updates on the health of the tree you replanted ...NOT!
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Hi Andrew, It's great to see you excavating again after the winter. At least it gave you a chance to prepare and maintain all your equipment for the new season. That breaker works great as well.
Andrew, you have a great quality in the way that you clean up the area after you have finished a job, Well done mate
Dude I think your a better film maker then a excavator and your a dam good excavator, you make hard work look easy Andrew your parents sure did a great job it shows thanks
I know, right? Professional videos, getting better all the time! The drone shots enhance and also make it so much more top shelf!
Nice to have the hammer and quick disconnects for that job buddy. Opens up a whole new "job market" I'm sure. Nice job.
Thanks for taking your time to let us see your work, If you were in my area I'd recommend you without hesitation
Those drone shots of filling the dump with that music were superb, very nice
Nice trip 18:47
Love your 'CAN DO' approach to any project. So many young people lack that attitude these days.
I used to read comments about how Andrew had the best channel on youtube and I would just laugh. Then I got hooked and literally check my subscriptions just to see if Andrew uploaded a new video. I am sorry that I doubted you guys!!
“I should’ve just brought this with me, then I wouldn’t have needed it”. Gotta love this guy.
Yes, "Let's go do something else!" missed you Andrew and it's great to see you back in action1
Your music choices for the sped up parts of your videos are allways spot on. You have a good taste of music :)
Impossible to find the music (second part) with the hamer at 15:50
@@jackoneil4883 he said he uses the yotube audio library. You have to go through that to find it. I have no clue either what the name of this song is.
ua-cam.com/users/audiolibrarymusic?nv=1
Nice to see you back Andrew
I've become an Addict!
Best content on UA-cam...
Thanks you, Sir!
dennis ocallaghan lack of vids means the guy is busy. The excavation season is starting and he's probably working on lots of cool stuff we will see later. I can't wait.
@@henrymason4698 3
I've never seen somebody run sealtight underground for a generator install. Also, that electric conduit under the driveway was way too shallow, glad you didn't have the headache of breaking it. Good work as always, Andrew.
Actually, liquid tite conduit is suitable for direct burial...
@@chuckgreen4710 you're correct I'd just never seen it. Not sure my AHJ would allow it here or not though regardless. Although I have seen nonmetallic type liquidtite ran for in ground light fixtures, where they change over from hard PVC to the nonmetallic about three foot underground to come up in the bottom of the fixture
That new Camarata bucket worked good! Andrew you always leave a job site in better condition that when your started. I wasn't so sure the ford would drive out of there. Good job.
The b37 may become your favorite with the quick change....glad you are back.
Always a great motivator on Sat morning! The Yanmar is looking sharp and the attachments seem to be working as planned. I think you need to work with Yanmar to produce a 3/4ton work truck that has little to no electronics, rustproof chassis and body, etc. It could be the Yanmar AC-250!
Hi Andrew, the solitary rock is cool, love it. Yanmar looks great, and work's great with you at the controls.
Nothing at all personal here, but I'd say a Yanmar would work great for anybody,....Andrew just proves how durable and hard working they are.
I liked the attention to detail when they cleaned up, great crew. Great install, far enough away from the house you will not even know it's on except for the control panel inside the residence. I live on the Gulf Coast (Hurricanes) and we are waiting to get our system installed (5-month backlog), actually just like the one on the video. I am setting the unit and tank 120 feet from the house where our meter is located on the edge of the property and also burying the tank.
looks good. thanks for the video. nice setup. I like how the generator is away from the house so you won't have to hear the noise much.
Other than loving your videos for the content they hold, i all so love the fact that you have no adds. Keep making these vids buddy... scandinavia is watching
I wouldnt mind if he had an add or two. Hes honest and hard working. Just dont cut down the videos to 10 min useless intervals with 10 adds like some others....
Yeah a few ads don’t bother me.
And his 30-45 min videos are about perfect. The hour plus ones tend to be a little much. But I still enjoy them!
The whole video is an ad for his business ;-)
There are ads now.
@@ClinttheGreat Yes and it sucks
That modified bucket worked quite nicely!
Yeah i directly thought that it whould be useful that he almost doubled the capacity of that bucket as a side effect.
Excellent start to finish video. I'm glad winter's over. Welcome back!
"Should have brought it then I wouldn't have needed it." LOL. I appreciated your comments at the end about the appearance of the backfill to the job. I wondered what the owner's expectations were for the area. 'Natural', I guess.
I wish this hardworking man only the very best so I’m imagining he’s been on a well deserved vacation. What say all of you?!!!
He went on a cruise recently
No, MOAR CONTENTS!
hes out spending all that youtube money!!
I want a vacation video too!
A vacation called winter, lol
Nice long video...was getting cold turkey symptoms... great to see you back... that bucket you modified has sure come in useful...
Andrew, You got my respect the first time I saw you work.
My Retired Army hat is off to You.
I was in the US Army in 1965 to 1986 and then got a Factory job at Bell Hilocpter for 29 Years. I never thought about what others were doing for jobs.
You have done more than I did in a way, I bought tools to fix my home, while you bought tools to make your work day better, if you spend over 2 thousand bucks in stead of 4 thow on the Bob Cat, Uoy are smart.
the time to get the part did not hurt you, you saved 2 Thou. Bucks. Keep on doing it as long as you can. The Old Man.
p
Thank you, and thank you for your service.
Good to see you back to work, enjoy your "winter" videos, but like to see the machines working.
It is looking amazing with your newly painted equipment. And your end result it’s looking very great. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family (edit: Iove when you show us the big hollow stone, you are a great storyteller)
I don't think he's painted his old(er) one yet, unless I missed a video. This is the new one. It came pretty.
turbocat1984 take a look at ua-cam.com/video/WLJiB-bkYMQ/v-deo.html the first 15 min
Great to see you back Andrew. While waiting for a new video, I have been watching older ones.
Absolutely love the long vids. Making the bridge is a great one and I have watched it 5 times now. :).
Watched all of the wrenching vids a few times over too.
Un lavoro fatto male anzi malissimo
Good operator! Appreciate him putting the tree back I try to do the same whenever possible
Your music choices are great
As always nice job
Be safe out there
Thank you for another great video AC, all the best .Steve in Thailand.
Long time no see, welcome back in business
Very good job and great presentation. You are a super good operator and landscaper.
" I should have just brought this with me then I wouldn't have needed it" lol that's usually how it goes
Great Video Andrew thanks mate take care from Australia
Amazing video! Loved every minute of it, especially the rock breaker :) Thanks!
Hey Andrew welcome back. I love the way your customer decided to put that out there way from the house. I would have never thought of that. That's pretty good so you don't have to listen to it run. So many people mount them behind their house.
Also nice of him to help out...
I bet you are loving that quick change system you converted that machine to! :)
Great to see you back with another great video!
The new Yanmar and the attachments you have prepared in winter, have proven themselves. Very good work and very good video. thanks man :-)
I like falling asleep to your videos because it sounds like I’m falling asleep at a construction site and for some reason that’s relaxing to me
I'm pretty sure that big rock is an erratic that was left by the glacier that was melting and heading back north 15,000 yrs ago. You can see the glacier mark on rocks in Central Park and probably in Andrew's backyard. Gotta love the northeast.
That giant boulder at the beginning of the video or at the 1-minute mark we have those giant boulders all over North America Canada mainly I think he was dropped by glacier something is if you look at their the smooth lines it looks like it was pushed there.
This mega Rock was really cool..make a good conversation piece.
It may well be a glacial erratic (wanderer) boulder from the iceage
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacial_erratic
no, giants used to exist before the earth's oxygen levels depleated so much that large being could no longer function and died out. probably placed that rock there
It would still be considered a glacial erratic but it didn’t likely travel very far since it appears to be the same type of rock as the surrounding “mountains”.
Andrew mentioned it was hollow. Too bad he didn’t show us with the camera. 😢
Got them all over northern Europe too. Looks like giants threw them around.
Love the 4k quality. Good job
Young man, you have got some skills! I am mesmerized watching you work with that excavator. And your "can do" attitude makes all the difference. As always, thank you so much for sharing.
Steve
Loved to see all of your equipment painted and ready to use for work. They looks like new smile 😃
You do nice work. I would hire you for any job, from a big job site to a small residential job. Top quality and you can tell you care about your craft.
Two days great entertainment from Jesse and Andrew who needs TV?
Who is Jesse?
never watch the BS on TV any more
Other people watch mindless crap when they get off work. I watch other people work to increase my love for wholesome labor. Good and creative workers are really hard to find these days, give yourself a raise Andrew!
Well I see the electric company has changed those ATS’s. And I thought they were confusing before lol. I see your customer is helping you out again. It’s good to see you helping all of those people, but it’s even better to watch your videos with no commercials. That’s awesome sir. Keep up the great work, and be safe out there too. One thing I wanted to add was that is some beautiful country where you are located. I wish I could afford some of that dark dirt y’all have up in Up State New York lol
Whats up man hope all is well glad to see another video from ya
Looks very close to the propery where they had the drainage issue on the driveway. Anyways I love the work I could use an expert like you because I want to make a terrace garden on my property.
Hi Andrew i am from Puerto Rico and follow all your videos. I also have a emergency stand by gas generator installed in my house with ATS and it has been the best investment i have ever made in my life. Your videos are addicting, keep up the good work👍👏
This the coolest channel to watch. Feels like you're outdoors in the muck while sitting comfortably at home.
11:12 Murphy’s Law mate.
Loving the the videos from Oz! 👍
If camarata ever comes to Aus the beers are on me
Turned out great! Another job well done!
What a treat to see the fruits of your labor pay off. That quick change bucket and hammer went on and off exactly as you intended it to.
It is so relaxing to watch someone else work. Good job Andrew.
Brain: “we should go to bed, it’s 2am....”
Me: “nah, we should watch a 30min video of a guy diggin a hole in the ground...”
Lol, good call.
Andrew Camarata agreed😎
Same...its 2 Am
Yup, same here :)
Yes 2:16 am
I gotta say, I don't usually watch these kinds of videos and I generally have no interest in doing this myself. But man you're detailed with your work, I can tell this is something you put pride in doing. Editing and audio is also really well done. Great job, Andrew!
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Nice job here, I stumbled upon this channel this morning & so glad I did! Geologically speaking, U are working in similar terrain I live on here in n. central VT. Back in 2000 I installed a 1000 gal. in ground refurbished tank, yours looks like a 500... Mine is for my LPG fired FHW furnace in the house. I too used bank run material, mostly sand with a occasional stone del. via a tri-axle dump truck, ( 1 ) load. At each end of my tank I cut a notch out & sat anti-corrosive bags in place & via a wire, flash welded them to the tank's ends, soaked each bag with a pail of water & buried them along with the remainder of the tank, done... Been (20) years, knock on wood, no problems. Glad to see U using the grease gun on the hammer, hammers can be tough on equip. for sure, this stuff looked like a shale like material & broke up nicely... Good job burying the utilities too & U even managed to save the white pine! Nice job on the cleanup too, obviously U take pride in your work, well done...
Bill on the Hill,
Vermont... :~)
Andrew you make me wanna quit my job and invest my time and energy in construction work, you make it look so easy and fun.
Greetings from Saudi Arabia
Nice video Andrew you always make things interesting. Good job!!!
I’m so glad that Andrew and that guy replanted that white pine
Looks like the lineman left his strap come along on top of the transfer box . Nice video , good vibes and editing . Thanks again
He left it in the street. We put it there so they will see it when they read the meter.
Have given up my other videos. If I see all you've done will watch re-runs. Never get tired. Do such good clean up. Never leave a mess
nice to see you back to work and top notch videos
Great video! That's a nice setup that homeowner had installed.
I really love to watch this channel because I like the very idea that his videos literally teach you how to move mountains
I think I have become addicted to your videos and was going through withdrawal, lol. Good to see you back and thanks for posting.
That Yanmar all re painted looks so good at a job site. Great job Andrew. Ok. That's fixed
1 week without Andrew its like 1 year!!!
Andrew, you would have 2 million subscribers by now, if there was 2 million people left in this country that were willing to work and learn new things. You give me hope that your generation is not entirely worthless and allergic to hard work. You will do amazing things in your lifetime.
Super video Andrew sir. You are so helpful to your customers Thanks and CHEERS.
That's the ultimate grid down scenario. 👌 Can't wait to have the land space to get this type of setup! Great video per usual Andrew.
Love your videos!! So fun to watch:)) Take care from Sweden
I went through the same thing . When me and my Ex broke up. I couldn't eat and even drink sometimes . I lost 50 lbs it was that bad . Soo glad you are doing better now .
You make it look so easy. Great work.
Awesome video Andrew!
You are coming up to 200K subscribers God bless you!
Keep up the good jobs and the awesome and long videos!
Thanks!!!
Nice set-up he's got there, wish I had something like that, I guess it boils down too dollars and cents. Great video, Cheers !
Good job its good to see you back at work
100% respect for fixing the pine tree near the end.
Just put one in myself. lol. But I poured a concrete base for the unit. Good video as usual. Thumbs up.
MegaBait56.. I thought that was unusual that owner didn't make a base for his generator.
Azhaar Laghari
I doubt that tank would float with all that rock on top plus the fact that it’s only for a standby generator and not house heating so it will not likely ever be left to get very empty.
43yrs doing Plumbing, HVAC, and electric and putting in tanks and stand by generators since Sandy. The tank install is fine only thing I do is always put a pad for condensers and any type of units with a small light and outlet to maintain it. Plus keeps the snow, flooding away from it. Every state has their own codes but everything Andrew did is fine.
why bury tank as opposed to surface mount? forest fire hazard?
R Dunphy
I think it is purely aesthetics. They don’t want to see them. Where I live you can’t bury a tank so people often planted trees or built small fences around them.
One customer told me she was afraid of a tank of propane and felt safer with natural gas but only because she couldn’t see it after further asking why.
The isolated giant boulder is called a “Glacial Erratic”. Left by melting glaciers, they are typically different composition and smoother than native rocks. They are common in southern New York and New England.
Andrew - could you tell us in the videos what permits and inspections are required on your jobs and who arranges them? Would also like to know how long a job takes. Enjoy all your vids. Keep up the great work.
Haha inspections and permits with this guy, if he pulled any his work would be a lot different and higher quality
That hammer was a great investment. I enjoy the drone footage. Awesome video.
The extended bucket seems to be working well and all the attachments Andrew. As usual great work and video 👍🇬🇧
Hey Andrew...Nice video like always, nice to see all this equipment that was cleaned up, modified, painted, rebranded, looking very professionally kept machines ...working so well, and the Frankenbucket is alive and working pretty good even with the thumb...loved every minutes of it...!!! Like some other viewer said, who needs TV and fake programs, when we can enjoy videos like this!!!
I want a T-Shirt that says:
𝔸𝕝𝕣𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥, 𝕀'𝕞 𝕠𝕟 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕛𝕠𝕓 𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕠𝕕𝕒𝕪! (front)
ℕ𝕠𝕨 𝕝𝕖𝕥'𝕤 𝕘𝕠 𝕕𝕠 𝕤𝕠𝕞𝕖𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕖𝕝𝕤𝕖! (back)
edit: Back phrase suggested by ChrisInChina
Also, Let’s get to work; Let’s go do something else; That’s nice.
That’s fixed!
Like brand new!
"OK, that was fun !"
I need on that says "Okay, that looks good enough"
Missed you Andrew I see that the SUPERVISOR Levi approved the final inspection 😂😂 nice job guys 👍👍
Dude, you NEED to make some shirts. You have so many classic quotes.
iv'e been waiting for a new upload! Great content, keep up the great work and videos!!
Watching your hands running the yanmar in fast motion is like playing a musical instrument.
Mounting the Quick-Change was realy a good idea, the work already paid off.
That big ass rock was awesome, nice to see the new Yanmar by you at work but don’t scratch the paint. Great music selection for this video. Nice touch replanting the cedar tree 🌲 Stay safe