Andrew, Perfect drop of that tree! The top was like you claimed it to measure! Excellent guesstimating! Nicely done on the fence also! I know your mother and father are proud of you and appreciate you sprucing.up the yard on that side! Thanks for the video and hope your having a great summer!
got to imagine the energy Andrew has..a one man business, and a very successful one, and then the YT channel..a very successful one also..He works hard, loves his pets, and has a fun..and does it His way...amazing lad...
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Andrew: great work! A tip: the soil appeared very dry when you dug the hole for the trees. How about a couple buckets of water in the hole before dropping the tree. Gives the tree a little head start.
It's really a great feeling when you have the option to make things happen like this. I got a lot of landscaping to do around my property as well. Great video Andrew
Andrew, wanted to pass along a trick that farmers like me use for setting posts. I've pulled a lot of old fence posts out that were in concrete, usually they rot off an inch or so below the top. Stone with fines, something like 3/4" or 1/2" minus (I think that's the right term). Drop 6" around the post, add a tiny bit of water, pack with a tamper like it owes you money. Then a layer of soil (not topsoil), and pack, then more stone with fines and pack, and so on until you get to the top. This prevents a cavity forming around the post, but still drains when wet. If the soil is wet I put some fist sized rocks in and smash them down into the soil layer with the tamper. Really ties everything together and the posts feel like they're in concrete.
I have a lot in common with Andrew, as I'm sure many of us do. The only thing I really do differently is shop at Loews. I go in , find what I want and have a kid in a vest load it on a cart, I pay for it and I have another kid, or two, load it on my truck. Sacks of cement, sheets of plywood, 2x12's, just about anything heavy and awkward. I'm 72 and I've been lifting, pushing, dragging and fighting with big heavy shit for about 60 years. At this point, I just have the younger guys do it. After all, it's their JOB. lol
@Bobby Brady I hear ya' dude.I did pretty well up to my late 60's, then had to back off some. I still mow about 4 acres a week and keep my property up but the real physical stuff I hire out. I live out in the bush in rural Tennessee and there are a couple of high school age kids that are always ready to make some cash so they help me with the heavy shit. Just not worth getting hurt, especially when it takes so long to recover.
Great video, I love your channel. Recommendation for you next tree planting, if your planting multiple trees in a line, dig a trench. This will give the trees all the same soil, and they will get roughly the same amount of water promoting a more even growth.
If you ever bump into a decent deal on a quick mount auger for one of your skid loaders, they're well worth the investment. Easier operation, more maneuverability, more power, and they'll run bigger augers, so they're great for laying out bigger fence projects, or setting sono-tubes for pole buildings or storage containers. Fence looks good. 👍
Back in the day when I worked as a landscaper, we sliced the base side of the burlap that contains the root-ball, folded back the burlap from the top and sides (after placing it in the hole), and filled the hole about a quarter of its depth with water/ root-starter prior to backfilling. We found this process promoted quick root penetration and lessened the shock-effect created during the planting and transporting process. You probably scrapped the clips showing these details when editing, but you may consider showing a bit of this detail from time to time, or perhaps create a reference to another video that shows these details in your comments. Just some thoughts-not preaching-really enjoy your content!
you phrased that very nicely...with that burlap and strong wire still encasing that rootball, the roots will become root bound and the trees will struggle and fail
Virtue Streams...very politely put...with that burlap encased in that heavy wire, the root ball on that tree will become root bound and more than likely die. I've seen the dead trees still encased in that heavy wire when they are being replaced. Best to cut and fold the wire/burlap as you said
My 3yo son is OBSESSED with your channel. When he saw the notification saying that a new video was posted, it made his night. He has to watch at least one of your videos before bedtime every night. Keep up the great work, and the high caliber camera work and editing 👍
You have done a great job on your Home property the installation a fence and planting trees 🎄 and you have 2 beautiful dog 🐶 and a cat 🐈 I love ❤️ your video 📷 the are best and so amazing I can't wait for the next episode #intallingFencePlantingTrees
Nice to see your Father is doing well! In our township your fence would be in violation of the rules! It has to be turned the other way around. The good side to your neighbor.
When setting down poles like those I was taught to first put a little dirt next to it. Otherwise you'll have a "bowl" in the bottom where water will build up and rot the tree from underneath. It's also a good idea to keep the concrete at 10-15 centimeters under the surface. In case you decide to resurface in 5 years, it'll be much easier. I dug down two poles today for a garden door (and then UA-cam recommends this video....what a coincidence) to keep my dog in the garden. Hard work since I used a manual drill, with a handlebar on top.
Those models of Ford tractors are very reliable-even back in the day we knew they were going to be a workhorse with minimal problems.Keep up the great work as always AC.
We can all watch this and think...Wow. He really does good work. But if you have any doubt about the quality of his work, go back through his videos and take stock of how many repeat customers he has. That is the ultimate measure. But Andrew, you did cut it a little close with that tree. LOL
Don't worry i could spot in this clip that he already has a future project (the brown Dodge Ram on the trailer at 20:48) that will probably replace the old beaten-up grey Dodge he still has in use.. ;0)
Saludos desde Puerto Rico, me encanta ver todos tus videos y verte trabajar, haces tantas cosas me encanta verte trabajar, me pareses un hombre muy inteligente.❤🙏bendiciones.
Always great to see Eli and Lacy. Andrew kinda sheepish about dropping that tree almost directly towards the garage... I bet your heart was in your throat when you saw it falling to the left of your aim point! "No, no, n ok just like I planned it"! Good work and good fun, as always!
I wish I knew how to operate a digger, I really want a go! You look like you are digging it by hand movements as if the digger was you. You are the digger when you are in it, just an extension of yourself! Great work.
TubeScavenger but he called that dog at the end "lacy".... On the other hand the dog was male... Did he take 2 dogs to a clients house? Or did he confuse them?
Can you not tell one White dog from another White dog, or do they all look the same to you? Lol.... Whoops, now I've turned this into a racist comment when I just wanted to make a joke....
This guy, to me, is a lot like a young Paul Short. He knows how to run and work on just about anything. He coukd have a 2 hour video on talking about how to let paint dry and it wouldn't be boring at all. This guy is young enough to be my son, but yet, he's teaching me a lot just by watching his videos.
I have watched others, too, but I feel more like I am almost with Andrew in his videos, talking directly to me. Others sometimes mount camera inside their cab, which is okay. I am now sure that Andrew mostly bids by the job, not by the hour, as he makes many camera angles and distance adjustments. Around where I live, if you spend to much time getting on and off your equipment to set camera and you were charging by the hour, they would complain. I have noticed others adding drones to their videos. Since I am 64 and on a walker, I am glad just to see others do things. Diabetes. Can you believe something like diabetes makes me stagger around like a 6-month old child, when I don't use my walker. Folks, if you have any diabetes in your family history, monitor your health. I did not. Sorry now. Over half my life with it, but walker only began in 2010.
30 years ago i went to meet my in-laws in Brasil. I helped put up a cow fence. Old long split pieces of tree we went down 3 feet then back filled in with the dirt & rock thst came out. They have a steel pole 6 feet long with 1 side like an ice chopper, the other about a 3" round 1/2 steel plate. Just pound it down little by little. I was amazed how strong it is. I'll never put a bag of cement in the hole again. Great video looks like the same kind of dirt, try it one day. Save you alot of carrying bags of cement. Love planting trees also hope they get big and live long.
Andrew just want to thank you for the idea on releasing a frozen pro shaft on the post hole digger. Had the same problem on my six foot snow blower and remembered this video. Chain to the bucket worked like a charm! Thanks again, always had a problem with that.
damn about halfway through another of your vids, bin watchin em all day LOL.. installing a drive motor on a skid steer... save this one for after that one and make a coffee to go with it.... you're a star......
Nice to see you have a little time to work at your own place, great job. And I agree, concrete in the hole, then water, much easier. Good job Andrew. Enjoyed.
I just recently found Andrew's channel. Watching him run that excavator is a thing of magic, at least to me because I don't run equipment but have seen some sights...lol. He is so smooth with it and can make it do anything.
You did a great job as usual. Nice to see the yellow yanmar out working. And hope your skidsteer is going well. Good to see Levi keeping cool in anyone's pond. Lol. Where is the EX100. DONT SEE IT ANYMORE. HITACHI WOO WOO
This reminds me of building a fence around my pond. First two corner posts went in easy. The last 4 on the overhand were a bear! Post jobbers and more rock than dirt do not go well together! Love your videos, from SW Missouri - Ozark country.
Your always a pleasure to watch. So good at what you do. And you always give more to your customers and that's why you get repeated calls for more work.. just like myself at my job in England. I'm a tree surgeon and climber. Love my job. I can see you take pride in yours aswell
Close but no cigar....Is a good thing sometimes.....Thanks Andrew....I love to sit back and watch a man such as your self work.....No kidding you are a hard working young man....Just don't over do your self cause when you get older it will hurt a lot....I am old and l hurt a lot because l over done my self when l was young.....God bless....Stay safe....Thanks...!
Love the video, need to see some more repair videos about 1 hour long at least. 20 minutes is only a teaser. Your videos don’t come quick enough you need you’re own tv show.
Great to see trees you planted too Andrew. We see so many folk ripping down trees, it's good to see some balance now & then. Another great vid. Thanks.
You need to do more ski-do videos or etc. Love watching you work to get things going instead of just doing something that has been done many times over. Love your work but like to see the before and after stuff better. Still watching all the same!
Hier ook, ik vind deze video's best wel speciaal omdat een soortgelijk beroep niet in Nederland bestaat. Natuurlijk zijn er wel hoveniers maar veruit de meeste Nederlanders hebben maar een relatief kleine tuin met dito oprit. Best bijzonder een honderden meters lange oprit dwars door de vrije natuur, wat een ruimte daar.
Andrew, Perfect drop of that tree! The top was like you claimed it to measure! Excellent guesstimating!
Nicely done on the fence also! I know your mother and father are proud of you and appreciate you sprucing.up the yard on that side!
Thanks for the video and hope your having a great summer!
got to imagine the energy Andrew has..a one man business, and a very successful one, and then the YT channel..a very successful one also..He works hard, loves his pets, and has a fun..and does it His way...amazing lad...
Damn aren't you the life of a party
@@Autonomous15 Is it difficult being such a jackass?
Amazing lad!!
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TRY REPORTING THIS or just COLABORATE YOU WHO WORK FOR THE OCCULT MEDIA : REV.14
... REMINDER: The Sins of Your Fathers ...
WHERE ARE THEY TAKING THE SLAVES. ALL BOARDER CAGED CHILDREN . SLAVES SOLD TO PEDOPHILES (that may be working next to you).... WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN GOING!!. Share this message please. They are covid positive and being release into your UNITED STATES FOR AMERICA ..."WAKE UP PEOPLE" . ✝G'D WRATH IS HERE HIS JUDGEMENT IS FINAL, WE THE FEW will Enforce His LAW. G'D SONG IS EVERYWHERE, "LISTEN"
"✝ALL THE CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE, NOR SLAVERY, NOR TRAFFICKING✝"
We The Few are back were banned ... thank you JC KAY , some of my troops are like you .. We got your message. We expected this attack and were not taken by surprise. We continue with you and others .. Our love , our light, our strength and protection ALL for you JC KAY.. OORAH!!
" ✝ALL CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE; NOR SLAVERY; NOR SACRIFICE. ✝"
" ✝💖THEY WILL NEVER BE ALONG. G'D SPEED PATRIOTS. WWG1WGA!
" ""Freedom is not Free'''''.
DOMINION OCCULT AI MACHINES are still in use around the world to control elections . The OCCULT CCP has control of all the DEMONrats and GOP TRAITORS. All you collaborators who support the Occult .. Prepare all you sinners, G'D Justice is upon you and OURS!!. FEAR is what make you weak, you know not what is coming for you! Righteous ones believe in yourself,
We The Few. Are fighting Demonrats in the EVIL OCCULT DUMPS in DC underground. Do not believe the FAKE news . PROTECT your Children/your People. Be Calm. Pray for the Good Children of the Earth. We Believe in G'D and his WORD/LAW we all Follow, Warriors Will protect you all. We Believe and keep fighting for FREEDOM. JUSTICE. Justice is being served, believe. FREE WILL is your strength. Demonrats WAKE UP MAYBE NEVER see the light/truth, feel G'D love.
Demonrats, See what your Horror and Hate have done to the innocents , THAT WE WITNESSED. Investigate this information and release it to the world , if you care to, and believe,
✝UNITED STATES FOR AMERICA✝
Roots! Always unravel the roots. Great work & vid! 🤘
300k subs is right around the corner. Great video Andrew thanks for sharing
884k one year later!
The little blue ford. One of my favorite pieces of equipment in the Camarata fleet. Thanks for the video Andrew.
Andrew: great work! A tip: the soil appeared very dry when you dug the hole for the trees. How about a couple buckets of water in the hole before dropping the tree. Gives the tree a little head start.
It's really a great feeling when you have the option to make things happen like this. I got a lot of landscaping to do around my property as well. Great video Andrew
Nice getting mom & dad out helping in the yard. I like seeing the "reality " of dealing with equipment etc.
thanks for taking the time to produce your channel/program, Levi looks happiest in the water...
Andrew, wanted to pass along a trick that farmers like me use for setting posts. I've pulled a lot of old fence posts out that were in concrete, usually they rot off an inch or so below the top. Stone with fines, something like 3/4" or 1/2" minus (I think that's the right term). Drop 6" around the post, add a tiny bit of water, pack with a tamper like it owes you money. Then a layer of soil (not topsoil), and pack, then more stone with fines and pack, and so on until you get to the top. This prevents a cavity forming around the post, but still drains when wet. If the soil is wet I put some fist sized rocks in and smash them down into the soil layer with the tamper. Really ties everything together and the posts feel like they're in concrete.
you can also use wrap the bottom of the post in plastic
Would love to see a video of this.
I have a lot in common with Andrew, as I'm sure many of us do. The only thing I really do differently is shop at Loews. I go in , find what I want and have a kid in a vest load it on a cart, I pay for it and I have another kid, or two, load it on my truck. Sacks of cement, sheets of plywood, 2x12's, just about anything heavy and awkward. I'm 72 and I've been lifting, pushing, dragging and fighting with big heavy shit for about 60 years. At this point, I just have the younger guys do it. After all, it's their JOB. lol
@@chrise3801 I agree, dude, and not once has any of them been the least bit reluctant to jump in and help me out.
jerome clements “uh, excuse me young fella could you...?” “Sir, that’s my job” ha ha
@Bobby Brady I hear ya' dude.I did pretty well up to my late 60's, then had to back off some. I still mow about 4 acres a week and keep my property up but the real physical stuff I hire out. I live out in the bush in rural Tennessee and there are a couple of high school age kids that are always ready to make some cash so they help me with the heavy shit. Just not worth getting hurt, especially when it takes so long to recover.
Well, you payed your dues! I’ll probably say “when”, @ about 58-60 years?
@Bobby Brady You and Pete smyth are both correct....
The perfect sunday goodnight video! Thank You Andrew!
Yeah hes great eh. I like this guy. I'm over in England. Watching the videos. Great guy
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Great video, I love your channel. Recommendation for you next tree planting, if your planting multiple trees in a line, dig a trench. This will give the trees all the same soil, and they will get roughly the same amount of water promoting a more even growth.
That really turned out nice nice job Andrew and your helper also 😀👍👍
You guys do amazing work - and make it look easy. You certainly know what you are doing. Great job.
Great job at the family home, nice to see dad on the assist... making it look easy Andrew. take care.
If you ever bump into a decent deal on a quick mount auger for one of your skid loaders, they're well worth the investment. Easier operation, more maneuverability, more power, and they'll run bigger augers, so they're great for laying out bigger fence projects, or setting sono-tubes for pole buildings or storage containers. Fence looks good. 👍
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Even better would be a quick mount for one of his excavators with the remote hydraulic lines (Kubota or larger Komatsu).
Pops is looking good. Good to see him helping out.
Back in the day when I worked as a landscaper, we sliced the base side of the burlap that contains the root-ball, folded back the burlap from the top and sides (after placing it in the hole), and filled the hole about a quarter of its depth with water/ root-starter prior to backfilling. We found this process promoted quick root penetration and lessened the shock-effect created during the planting and transporting process. You probably scrapped the clips showing these details when editing, but you may consider showing a bit of this detail from time to time, or perhaps create a reference to another video that shows these details in your comments. Just some thoughts-not preaching-really enjoy your content!
you phrased that very nicely...with that burlap and strong wire still encasing that rootball, the roots will become root bound and the trees will struggle and fail
Virtue Streams...very politely put...with that burlap encased in that heavy wire, the root ball on that tree will become root bound and more than likely die. I've seen the dead trees still encased in that heavy wire when they are being replaced. Best to cut and fold the wire/burlap as you said
As always excellent work,ty for sharing this 👍😊...
I always get happy when I see one of your videos come out.
Looking amazing, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family
Nice video Andrew...from Tanzania
Andrew, I've got to say thank you for the "welding a bolt onto a broken bolt to extract a bolt" trick. That really saved me today.
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Glad to see another video, Andrew.
Be safe
My 3yo son is OBSESSED with your channel. When he saw the notification saying that a new video was posted, it made his night.
He has to watch at least one of your videos before bedtime every night.
Keep up the great work, and the high caliber camera work and editing 👍
rearing em right remington!!! no need for bedtime stories when you got hard working folks like andrew!
I feel the same way and I'm retired.
Mate, i was thinking the same thing. My nearly 3 yr old twin love it, plus their old man can get into it too!
We was in your area last week, (Warwick, tuxedo, Middleton) really beautiful, green and lush ✌️😄 Greetings from Sweden
@Bobby Brady Thanks, I want to go to Colorado, Utah and Wyoming next time, should be great nature there
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Watching a skilled contractor who takes pride in his work is rare these days. Great job.
mik 88 sure is!
I never get tired of seeing your innovative solutions to problems. Keep it comin' Bro!
Your always taking good care of the folks,thats top notch!
You have done a great job on your Home property the installation a fence and planting trees 🎄 and you have 2 beautiful dog 🐶 and a cat 🐈 I love ❤️ your video 📷 the are best and so amazing I can't wait for the next episode #intallingFencePlantingTrees
Wow, that tree fall was close. Your videos are great, thanks for sharing.
If he had hit the house, his MOM would never let it go. But Damn was that close.
Pretty cool to see your own touch on the landscape in your community for years to come.
Nothing better than a cup of coffee and watching your videos!
Nice to see your Father is doing well! In our township your fence would be in violation of the rules! It has to be turned the other way around. The good side to your neighbor.
In Australia the neighbor has to pay for 50% of the fence..
@@mikegremlin5249 that's interesting, what happens if the neighbor doesn't want a fence?
@@HandyMike78 No one has ever declined in any of our properties. We pay for the whole thing, but you get what you want then don't you?
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It's really nice to have family close by. Thanks for the video.
That CR 35 seems to have been a win win purchase for you Andy. It sounds like it runs like a top and does it effortlessly.
When setting down poles like those I was taught to first put a little dirt next to it. Otherwise you'll have a "bowl" in the bottom where water will build up and rot the tree from underneath. It's also a good idea to keep the concrete at 10-15 centimeters under the surface. In case you decide to resurface in 5 years, it'll be much easier. I dug down two poles today for a garden door (and then UA-cam recommends this video....what a coincidence) to keep my dog in the garden. Hard work since I used a manual drill, with a handlebar on top.
Another Great Vid...It's called "Work Ethic" & "Critical Thinking"..My Friend..You have both
Great video as always, Thanks Andrew.
Those models of Ford tractors are very reliable-even back in the day we knew they were going to be a workhorse with minimal problems.Keep up the great work as always AC.
Nice video, nice installing fence & planting trees. I love it. I enjoy watching.
Excellent as always thanks for making my weekend
Thanks Andrew, love your videos.👍👍🐕🇨🇦
Great vid, as always Drew. Thanks and keep them coming.
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I knew Levi would find water before end of video. You are a very special young man, made my day.
We can all watch this and think...Wow. He really does good work. But if you have any doubt about the quality of his work, go back through his videos and take stock of how many repeat customers he has. That is the ultimate measure.
But Andrew, you did cut it a little close with that tree. LOL
That's his parent's place 😁
@@AiMR Well...they count as repeat customers as the price is right...
@@buckhorncortez Speaking of which, I'd really like to see Drew do an AMA on Reddit so we can ask all these important questions 😉
@@AiMR Ah! So the charges on his credit card at Lowe's never get billed to a customer/project.
@@AiMR I don't know how things work in your family, but in mine, if you don't do it right, the blood gets very thin, very fast. ;-)
Love the Levi doggy vid !! Great stuff Andy ( UK) enjoying !!
Damn man, y’all got some rocky soil! Great job though, as usual! I learn a lot from your videos! Thanks man!
again good work Andrew and thanks for doing the Videos and big hello from Canada from Moncton new brunswick
Watching an old video of yours and was thinking, would be nice if there was a new video... and YAY !
Don't worry i could spot in this clip that he already has a future project (the brown Dodge Ram on the trailer at 20:48) that will probably replace the old beaten-up grey Dodge he still has in use.. ;0)
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This gentleman is an artist with heavy machinery plain and simple!
Nicely done thanks for sharing
Now there's a man who knows how to make life grand. Kick back, relax, supervise, then when it's all done go for a swim. Great job, Levi !! 🐾😎
Another great video Andrew, thanks
Always thinking outside the box Andrew. I never would have thought to use the chain and the bucket to get that PTO shaft separated. Great job man.
Excellent video as always. Please, keep filming!!!
Saludos desde Puerto Rico, me encanta ver todos tus videos y verte trabajar, haces tantas cosas me encanta verte trabajar, me pareses un hombre muy inteligente.❤🙏bendiciones.
Always Great videos Thanks.
I commend You on your endeavors, you started young, taught yourself & accepted the challenges the profession required!
God Bless You!
Always great to see Eli and Lacy. Andrew kinda sheepish about dropping that tree almost directly towards the garage... I bet your heart was in your throat when you saw it falling to the left of your aim point! "No, no, n ok just like I planned it"! Good work and good fun, as always!
I wish I knew how to operate a digger, I really want a go! You look like you are digging it by hand movements as if the digger was you. You are the digger when you are in it, just an extension of yourself! Great work.
I like how Levi chomps the water.
Me too that dog is a neat friend. I'm wishing all his loyal followers well.
TubeScavenger but he called that dog at the end "lacy".... On the other hand the dog was male...
Did he take 2 dogs to a clients house? Or did he confuse them?
@@rronaldreagan It's his parents house. Both Dogs were there.
Can you not tell one White dog from another White dog, or do they all look the same to you? Lol.... Whoops, now I've turned this into a racist comment when I just wanted to make a joke....
@@cmh2111 arse who needs political crap here. Too bad it's not Bill Clinton's house, nose candy snorting bum. There how that feel?
This guy, to me, is a lot like a young Paul Short. He knows how to run and work on just about anything. He coukd have a 2 hour video on talking about how to let paint dry and it wouldn't be boring at all. This guy is young enough to be my son, but yet, he's teaching me a lot just by watching his videos.
Finally another video! Been jonesing for another! There are others who do what Andrew does, but they are NOT Andrew!
I have watched others, too, but I feel more like I am almost with Andrew in his videos, talking directly to me. Others sometimes mount camera inside their cab, which is okay. I am now sure that Andrew mostly bids by the job, not by the hour, as he makes many camera angles and distance adjustments. Around where I live, if you spend to much time getting on and off your equipment to set camera and you were charging by the hour, they would complain. I have noticed others adding drones to their videos. Since I am 64 and on a walker, I am glad just to see others do things. Diabetes. Can you believe something like diabetes makes me stagger around like a 6-month old child, when I don't use my walker. Folks, if you have any diabetes in your family history, monitor your health. I did not. Sorry now. Over half my life with it, but walker only began in 2010.
God bless you fella. Thanks for your support to a great guy
30 years ago i went to meet my in-laws in Brasil. I helped put up a cow fence. Old long split pieces of tree we went down 3 feet then back filled in with the dirt & rock thst came out. They have a steel pole 6 feet long with 1 side like an ice chopper, the other about a 3" round 1/2 steel plate. Just pound it down little by little. I was amazed how strong it is. I'll never put a bag of cement in the hole again. Great video looks like the same kind of dirt, try it one day. Save you alot of carrying bags of cement.
Love planting trees also hope they get big and live long.
You got very lucky with that tree
No luck involved at all.. he used the old shadow rock drop bird in flight measurement trick.. wiped the cobwebs off the house.
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You ain't kidding!! Way too close for me..
I figured it'll be hit or miss but knew that he knows what he doing or his Bond/Insurance is paying for his oops.
@@chrise3801 Ya probably right.
Andrew just want to thank you for the idea on releasing a frozen pro shaft on the post hole digger. Had the same problem on my six foot snow blower and remembered this video. Chain to the bucket worked like a charm! Thanks again, always had a problem with that.
Nice job! Plus a bonus kitty!!
Enjoyed the video, nice job as usual. 😄
damn about halfway through another of your vids, bin watchin em all day LOL.. installing a drive motor on a skid steer... save this one for after that one and make a coffee to go with it.... you're a star......
Nice to see you have a little time to work at your own place, great job. And I agree, concrete in the hole, then water, much easier. Good job Andrew. Enjoyed.
Glad to see you back, Andrew, btw a nice job on the fence and tree plant!
I just recently found Andrew's channel. Watching him run that excavator is a thing of magic, at least to me because I don't run equipment but have seen some sights...lol. He is so smooth with it and can make it do anything.
Ahh, finally a new Video! The suffer has an end! Great Video, as always. Hit the like button instantly.
It was a long wait but well worth it in my eyes. Also I love the immaculate finish he leaves. It's like he goes one step further e everytime
@@rufushowe3885 it's always worth tha wait
If you suffer from AC withdrawal, try checking out his pal Jesse Muller. A lot of his projects seem to be along much the same lines.
Stan Patterson P.
خخحة.
You did a great job as usual. Nice to see the yellow yanmar out working. And hope your skidsteer is going well. Good to see Levi keeping cool in anyone's pond. Lol. Where is the EX100. DONT SEE IT ANYMORE. HITACHI WOO WOO
new video!!!! yeaaaahhhh, great videos Andrew
When you dropped that tree, I was sure you were taking out the corner of the garage. You live a charmed life, my friend.
That patio looks awesome
This reminds me of building a fence around my pond. First two corner posts went in easy. The last 4 on the overhand were a bear! Post jobbers and more rock than dirt do not go well together! Love your videos, from SW Missouri - Ozark country.
Your always a pleasure to watch. So good at what you do. And you always give more to your customers and that's why you get repeated calls for more work.. just like myself at my job in England. I'm a tree surgeon and climber. Love my job. I can see you take pride in yours aswell
Great video Andrew. Love your simplistic approach.
You da Man Andrew , Thanks for sharing
There's a lot of guys out there wouldn't pick up a rake. Very good customer service. Thanks for the vid.
Love your vids
Andrew that was first rate...Parents did a lot for you and its good your doing something back for them...Good man...
Always a pleasure when a new video comes out.
Close but no cigar....Is a good thing sometimes.....Thanks Andrew....I love to sit back and watch a man such as your self work.....No kidding you are a hard working young man....Just don't over do your self cause when you get older it will hurt a lot....I am old and l hurt a lot because l over done my self when l was young.....God bless....Stay safe....Thanks...!
Had to inspect the pond, yep looks good!
Love how you always film everything. Great work
Love the video, need to see some more repair videos about 1 hour long at least. 20 minutes is only a teaser. Your videos don’t come quick enough you need you’re own tv show.
Awesome!!! Gave me a couple of ideas---on a much smaller scale, of course, but still. Loved watching, you having machines makes it look so easy!!!!!
Shame about that red maple tree, but it's great that you tried to save it.
Nice work man! Glad to see another video so soon!
Just came across your videos and really enjoy them and you.
WildRoses oh, you are lucky. There are a lot of amazing videos for you to catch up on. Enjoy.
Great to see trees you planted too Andrew.
We see so many folk ripping down trees, it's good to see some balance now & then.
Another great vid. Thanks.
You need to do more ski-do videos or etc. Love watching you work to get things going instead of just doing something that has been done many times over. Love your work but like to see the before and after stuff better. Still watching all the same!
Really great job Andrew...and super great to see some of your earlier work revisited!
I,m about to go to bed, but hi from the Netherlands,
Lia Wensink same, maar eerst deze video kijken 😂
Hier ook net voor het slapen gaan kijken hoop dat hij weer wat meer gaat plaatsen
Yep hier nog één, toch maar even gekeken,
Nog 1
Hier ook, ik vind deze video's best wel speciaal omdat een soortgelijk beroep niet in Nederland bestaat. Natuurlijk zijn er wel hoveniers maar veruit de meeste Nederlanders hebben maar een relatief kleine tuin met dito oprit. Best bijzonder een honderden meters lange oprit dwars door de vrije natuur, wat een ruimte daar.
Nice job Andrew. I always enjoy watching your videos. Also I have no doubt you would make a GREAT movie director