The good old culvert days is when I first started watching Andrew, now I'm hooked on anything you post. It's guaranteed entertainment. This is one of my favorite channels on UA-cam!
Now, there's an honest, impartial & independent demonstration of an affordable and readily available machine. Used how it's intended in real-world applications. Great video Andrew
And from his last demonstration, I was convinced to buy the same machine--the H12. I originally was considering an excavator which had to be moved by a trailer hitch. The H12 cost a little more but is more versatile. Already received it and 3 of the 4 attachments for it. Several little adjustments and tightening of bolts were necessary But am excited to use it!
He's on the list to get a Tesla Cybertruck - I cannot wait for the videos if he ever gets one. It will literally be the best/worst thing on the internet.
My wife thinks I'm wasting rime watching this type of video. I'm actually learning how to do this kind of thing. It e\will certainly come in handy before long when I start tackling some drainage issues on our property. Thanks for showing the details of your work.
Love your videos Andrew and I always look forward to getting the notification that you have uploaded another one! Liking the progress on your work area! Looking forward to that video coming out. Keep up the good work mate.
A classic culvert video with some satisfying unclogging, reminiscent of your early videos. Cool to see the new mini-ex still being put to work without over-working it, I'm interested to see how it lasts doing typical landowner type of work.
As always Andrew never seems to ever dissappoint in any of his videos. Always look forward to seeing them. Noticed once again that the new garage build is coming along really nice and love the grey rock face on the front of it, matches the castle. Can't wait til it is all done. Great work on the driveway Andrew, think the new larger pipe was the best move and really drains the water better as well, to keep the driveway dryer.
been waiting on another video for his garage, but am assuming he's not gonna upload until its finished for a complete in 1 video like when he finished sealing his fortress
These are the Andrew videos that I really like. I think the first one I watched was a water drainage fix with the Hitachi. I could watch culvert and ditch digging all day.
Post 10 even as adult is educational watching and listening to him to talk.......Where he lives and where I live day to day are world apart......I think children would get A LOT out of watching his video's, they should be shown in schools, not all the culvert ones, but when his is showing you stuff you would never have seen otherwise, the way he talks about different things is very interesting, it's almost like he has an autism of knowledge.
thank you Andrew Camarata you're my favourite UA-cam channel you do not bulshit you are real thank you...I have watched for many years...I live in Australia and have 2 chronic diseases ... CMT and CLL... my luck huh...I may pass in the coming years but your videos I will take to my next life...what you do is one of the most worthwhile things...I would like to give your parents a big kudos for raising you...please im not looking for pity...just keep being Andrew...Love Greg Pitman.
Hang tight friend, as there are many of us CLL patients out and about (figgen Round Up herbicide)… at age 61.5, was just diagnosed w/ stage 3 CLL this past August and in September, started Venclexta and GAZYVA (obinutuzumab - humanized anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody)…just got cleared to return to work effective 1/15/24… hoping to reach remission by 12/24, until of course, it comes back in another form or variant..
I really enjoy watching these Culvert installations especially when you put the big rocks alongside the entrance and exit of the pipe it really is a good finishing touch and looks great 👍
I wonder if that large rock that washed into the new pipe ever flushed out the downhill end ? I believe Andrew did NOT see that occur. It would be ironic if it clogged the new pipe .
Nice job on the swales Andrew. I once cut one in with JD 544 loader in a mowed area next to a bike path and it was 30' wide and maybe 6 inches deep. To the naked eye it was indiscernible and very gratifying to resolve the issue with standing water.
Andrew I think this is your road but if not I commend you for recognizing a screw up and fixing it! You are one of the only property maintenance guys on youtube regularly visiting past jobs to ensure your work held up.
Andrew, you may think we’re tired of dirt work vids but we’re NOT! I love to watch your ability on the equipment. Sure I have a few hundred hours on mini’s and skips but your efficiency is fun to watch. Keep um coming.
Keep the little digger vids coming. I just ordered one of these. It is great seeing what a skilled operator can do with these. Most of the vids out there are back yard first timers like me. A beginer digging skills vid would be great!
The two keys to a good driveway or road is a functioning ditch, and a crown in the center to direct water to the ditches, and prevent it running down the road and washing it out. Good job Andrew. You will have done four grand worth of work with that little machine in no time.
The shop renovation is looking great. Nice tease! Always a great job on your videos from camera placements to the choose of audio and speeding up repetitive excavating makes such great videos Andrew.
I would love to come over and run some equipment. I’m 54 and feel digging and moving dirt would help with my agoraphobia and severe anxiety. I’m trying to get one of those Chinese ones. Maybe in the coming years. You have the best content. Thanks
shout to andrew for single handedly driving down a steep hill covered in snow all while operating his drone to give us great cinematic shots of that beautiful dodge, view and dogs
culvert/drainage videos were what got me into camarat's channel back in 2018. my favorite video was when he fixed the driveway with the busted old tin culvert pipe. must've watched it 20 times!
I bet when people saw Andrew driving around with that little mini excavator they thought what a cute little toy he has not knowing how many big toys he owns.
One of my favorite kinds of videos! Clearing and installing culverts, redirecting water flows, so satisfying! Wish I could find more like it, so far you and MrAJWorks are the best ones I've found.
I love your drainage/water mitigation-management videos, Andrew. I watch them and think if you didn't already have a successful company and UA-cam channel, you would of made an excellent civil engineer....
Thanks Andrew, enjoyed your video. Always love your drone shots following your truck through the woods. I swear you’re going to run us into a tree, but you never do; at least the main trunk anyway. 😊
I just enjoy watching you at your youth doing all these projects on your Castle property my friend, you’re an inspiration for everyone if they would get their spoilt rears off the couch! I’ve learned a lot from you and I don’t mind helping you out from time to time with questions about Welding my friend if you have any! I’m always here Andrew but you’re like a sponge and soak up information! Glad to have you as a friend Andrew and respect you very much! Kirk from Louisiana and I’ve been following you for years brother, enjoyed every minute of your channel! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My wife said to me "So, you're going to sit there watching Andrew Camarata install a culvert pipe for the next hour, are you? Well, that's the sort of thing that's going to jeopardize our marriage!"......."Been nice knowing you!" I replied.
my gf gave me shit once for watching him do stuff for an hour, I replied "bitch I watch you watch your nails for an hour" She sits on my lap and watches all his videos with me.
I enjoy these types of improvement projects! When you pushed all of those leaves through, I was thinking it would clog for sure but it didn’t. Nicely done!
What what I remember from Post10 videos, you may not have dug the culvert deep enough.. You drive A LOT of heavy machinery up that road, and that thin walled plastic pipe is meant to hold the weight of them?
*- Andrew, at **14:11**, did you want that rock to go into the culvert pipe?* *- Will it get stuck? Will sticks and leaves back up because of it and clog the pipe?*
been watching this guys videos for years. doesn't matter how long it is between one of his vids making it on my feed. Always watchable. Those damn dogs are living their best life. Always interesting to see what machinery or task mr Camarata is up to.
I’m always so happy when you load another video sure passes the time and watching you is so worth it And I’m happy for your success in life Thank you Andrew your Awesome can’t wait for the next one your so sensible and professional at everything you do Thank you
Nice job of putting in the culvert. The only thing I see I would do different is, I have found those big rocks against a plastic culvert cave wear holes in them. We always put gravel or dirt around the pipe. As you have found small pipes plug. We don't have the leaf problem here in idaho you have. Also the dirt and gravel help seal around the head end so it doesn't leak around the rocks. Every country is different so it may not be the case in New York. Keep up the good work.
Andrew I’ve had a lot of experiences with the culvert pipes on our mountain road. The 14” pipe you just put in is fine. But it needs to be on a 45° angle going across the road. This way the water keeps moving faster on a 45° angle. I’m just trying to help you out. You do lots of great work, and I always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work.
In case you didn't see it on your video, a sizable rock washed into the pipe with that last slug of leaves. Likely it will stop half way through and plug up next wash. In wetlands oil field, operators use a long sapling tied to their backhoe to stick up inside culverts and swab em out.
Really need to buy another trailer for all your attachments. It will keep them off the ground out of the weather with a good tarp. Plus they will be ready to roll to any job at any time!
If an area gives you trouble vis-a-vis leaves, put a concrete (as smooth as possible) entry point to the culvert. The biggest issue with leaves near culvert mouths is the fact that they tend to catch the entrance (edit: by entrance, i mean the mud - if it's slick, they can't catch and the water's enough to make them slide) (sticks too) and they end up building up. Pouring a funnel helps mitigate that. Of course, excessive stickage will clog even that, but for general purpose leaf issues, perfect. I did this at my property (about the same conditions, but with a small river mouth a km above that road point) and i haven't had to go clean that culvert in years with the exception of really heavy storms (mudvalanche). Really does work. I used plastic to make a smooth face to it. Once it set, i pealed it off.
Morning Andrew... That excavator does an amazing job... I like it... Seems like the work never ends keeping your place very nice... I applaud you... Dave
Excellent work, Andrew! That section of the road looks great. I'm always so impressed with your leveling abilities and how you grade the road to look perfect.
Anything to do with Home Improvement, land management always provides me with opportunities for improvement and this must be like your life's experiences Andrew! I am very happy for you ungrateful for sharing your experiences! Too bad you weren't a little bit further South or, I wear a little bit further north.
Hello Andrew you have done a good job of thar drainage. You will have to be careful that it won't iroad the ground due to the water getting away to fast. We have this trouble with our road.
Looks great Andrew, should have no problem draining now brother! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for sharing Andrew, Kirk from Louisiana sending prayers and positive vibes to you, Cody, Blue and your family my friends! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼🙋🏼🙋🏼
One of my favorite Andrew videos
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The good old culvert days is when I first started watching Andrew, now I'm hooked on anything you post. It's guaranteed entertainment. This is one of my favorite channels on UA-cam!
Exactly, literally word for word what I would have said 😂
Indeed, I also like Ants Pants. Another great worker.
It's all good.
He has a great video on how to install a stereo with a chain saw. A must watch. LOL
I saw that one. I have to replace the check engine bulb on my Jeep. I may not use a chainsaw to get to it, however.
Now, there's an honest, impartial & independent demonstration of an affordable and readily available machine. Used how it's intended in real-world applications. Great video Andrew
The last video on this machine was super good also!
And from his last demonstration, I was convinced to buy the same machine--the H12. I originally was considering an excavator which had to be moved by a trailer hitch. The H12 cost a little more but is more versatile. Already received it and 3 of the 4 attachments for it. Several little adjustments and tightening of bolts were necessary But am excited to use it!
@@mmmark61 How much did yours cost and what outfit did you buy it from?
He's on the list to get a Tesla Cybertruck - I cannot wait for the videos if he ever gets one. It will literally be the best/worst thing on the internet.
@@banging2I too am looking forward to that video! Been waiting awhile!!
"We have an eight inch pipe but we're not using much of it." Same here man. Same here.
😅😅😅
It's like a sports car nobody drives it like the owner 😮
Braggin or complainin?
The problem is the ditch is only 4 inches deep.
🤣🤣
Things I love about your videos: those dogs, calm music, cool and humble Andrew, so many machines, and things get fixed / improved.
And, Andrew MIS-using a skidstreer for an excavator because he's too lazy to change out utilities
You think that music is calm?
came for the dogs
My wife thinks I'm wasting rime watching this type of video. I'm actually learning how to do this kind of thing. It e\will certainly come in handy before long when I start tackling some drainage issues on our property. Thanks for showing the details of your work.
Just like cooking. What a waste of time when you can buy frozen meals at the grocery and eat out at restaurants. Even have it delivered!
Most women take the cushy life men create for them for granted. The more they get the more they demand.
I too am learning to make ditches, it will sure come in handy in my apartment and in my office job. 😂
@@elpaulodelnorte trade the wife in for a newer model
@@AW-Servicesa more sensible one! She doesnt know the treasure she has!
One of my favorite Andrew videos - installing drainage control systems. Thanks, Andrew!
same here
Love your videos Andrew and I always look forward to getting the notification that you have uploaded another one!
Liking the progress on your work area! Looking forward to that video coming out.
Keep up the good work mate.
Thanks.
I have been to that property, but the house wasn't there. His dad Dan is doing work for me now.
A classic culvert video with some satisfying unclogging, reminiscent of your early videos. Cool to see the new mini-ex still being put to work without over-working it, I'm interested to see how it lasts doing typical landowner type of work.
As always Andrew never seems to ever dissappoint in any of his videos. Always look forward to seeing them. Noticed once again that the new garage build is coming along really nice and love the grey rock face on the front of it, matches the castle. Can't wait til it is all done. Great work on the driveway Andrew, think the new larger pipe was the best move and really drains the water better as well, to keep the driveway dryer.
The closed in shed garage looks very nice. I really like the stone work (?) at the base of the posts. Good job Andew.
been waiting on another video for his garage, but am assuming he's not gonna upload until its finished for a complete in 1 video like when he finished sealing his fortress
He said he was hiring a guy, looks pored and stamped, not real stone.
Cody's winter workouts as a pup made him a BEAST. Such a fit Lab.
Best part about Andrew's videos is watching the two dogs play. They are neat kids!!
I love the repair videos and the projects that you do for customers, but I just love culvert pipe the most.
“These culverts get clogged with leaves”. Post10 enters the chat….
Moaning about "the excavator guy" 😂
"some idiot with the excavator" ;- )
I thought of post 10 too. He'd like helping drain the water.
Same here
Came looking for post10 comments. Was not disappointed
Never fails. I tell myself, yes I’ll watch a few minutes of Andrew and I end up watching start to finish. Great content Andrew!!
These are the Andrew videos that I really like. I think the first one I watched was a water drainage fix with the Hitachi. I could watch culvert and ditch digging all day.
+1 For the post10 vibes.
Was thinking the same 😅
I was looking for this comment
@post10vlogs
Post 10 even as adult is educational watching and listening to him to talk.......Where he lives and where I live day to day are world apart......I think children would get A LOT out of watching his video's, they should be shown in schools, not all the culvert ones, but when his is showing you stuff you would never have seen otherwise, the way he talks about different things is very interesting, it's almost like he has an autism of knowledge.
You seem to handle your machines like a surgeon handles a scalpel. A well tuned skill set!
@32:30 Andrew could single-handedly build hundreds of kilometers of highways within a month, I get the impression ! Well done !
thank you Andrew Camarata you're my favourite UA-cam channel you do not bulshit you are real thank you...I have watched for many years...I live in Australia and have 2 chronic diseases ... CMT and CLL... my luck huh...I may pass in the coming years but your videos I will take to my next life...what you do is one of the most worthwhile things...I would like to give your parents a big kudos for raising you...please im not looking for pity...just keep being Andrew...Love Greg Pitman.
Hang tight friend, as there are many of us CLL patients out and about (figgen Round Up herbicide)… at age 61.5, was just diagnosed w/ stage 3 CLL this past August and in September, started Venclexta and GAZYVA (obinutuzumab - humanized anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody)…just got cleared to return to work effective 1/15/24… hoping to reach remission by 12/24, until of course, it comes back in another form or variant..
@@Padoinky Thanks for your reply I hope your health continues to improve...I start treatment at end of month.
I really enjoy watching these Culvert installations especially when you put the big rocks alongside the entrance and exit of the pipe it really is a good finishing touch and looks great 👍
I wonder if that large rock that washed into the new pipe ever flushed out the downhill end ? I believe Andrew did NOT see that occur. It would be ironic if it clogged the new pipe .
Now is a good time to remind everyone that Andrew has a unlisted playlist that has hours of footage you probably haven't seen before lol
MVP post right there
yeah did see it last and have lot all seen,is so much hours to look
How can we see it
How can I see it ?
Is this video the edited version of the one that’s there?😊
This is how you start a fine West Virginia morning in my opinion. Plop on the coffee, brew some TV, and watch Andrew get some stuff done.
This was my afternoon video before the kids get off the bus, in WV. Still had coffee.
What county? Love to see a native! Marion here
@@logangaskins9003 I'm out in Berkeley, the armpit... Panhandle I mean 🤣
@@logangaskins9003 Tucker! Nice to have a neighbor to watch the video with! Cheers
Ever heard of "Puddin's Fab Shop?" he has a saying "sitting on your ass, won't get your project Done" Andrew realizes that.
Nice job on the swales Andrew. I once cut one in with JD 544 loader in a mowed area next to a bike path and it was 30' wide and maybe 6 inches deep. To the naked eye it was indiscernible and very gratifying to resolve the issue with standing water.
Andrew I think this is your road but if not I commend you for recognizing a screw up and fixing it! You are one of the only property maintenance guys on youtube regularly visiting past jobs to ensure your work held up.
The expansion of the covered parking area is looking great.
We need video update! Lol
Andrew, you may think we’re tired of dirt work vids but we’re NOT! I love to watch your ability on the equipment. Sure I have a few hundred hours on mini’s and skips but your efficiency is fun to watch. Keep um coming.
Keep the little digger vids coming. I just ordered one of these. It is great seeing what a skilled operator can do with these. Most of the vids out there are back yard first timers like me. A beginer digging skills vid would be great!
The two keys to a good driveway or road is a functioning ditch, and a crown in the center to direct water to the ditches, and prevent it running down the road and washing it out. Good job Andrew. You will have done four grand worth of work with that little machine in no time.
Thanks for another great video Andrew. Always enjoyed with my morning coffee before I go outside and take care of things on the farm.
you used to so so many culvert pipe videos. they were my favorite. nice to see another one.
looking forward to seeing the construction of your new garage, thank you for sharing your videos. God bless you and your family
Your addition to your outdoor shed is looking great! Can’t wait to see what you have done!
Ron
Cool video, looking forward to that garage extension build.
The shop renovation is looking great. Nice tease! Always a great job on your videos from camera placements to the choose of audio and speeding up repetitive excavating makes such great videos Andrew.
Certified seal of approval from Borat drainage engineers.
Wawaweewa, nice pipe for water go threw. He need strong woman for plow cheaper than big machine ! 😅
I would love to come over and run some equipment. I’m 54 and feel digging and moving dirt would help with my agoraphobia and severe anxiety. I’m trying to get one of those Chinese ones. Maybe in the coming years. You have the best content. Thanks
shout to andrew for single handedly driving down a steep hill covered in snow all while operating his drone to give us great cinematic shots of that beautiful dodge, view and dogs
culvert/drainage videos were what got me into camarat's channel back in 2018. my favorite video was when he fixed the driveway with the busted old tin culvert pipe. must've watched it 20 times!
I bet when people saw Andrew driving around with that little mini excavator they thought what a cute little toy he has not knowing how many big toys he owns.
I was thinking that when I saw the little trailer.
I think Andrew has worked that area well enough to have people know him.
No matter the time between videos…it’s never soon enough. Thanks Andrew…for adding just what’s needed to our days!
You got your dad's old Lexus. Darned Toyotas are so tough and dependable.
Did I imagine it, but I recall Andrew welded up a V-shaped bucket just for swales.
I did make a bucket like that, it works, but the tilting bucket is more useful because it can dig anything
One of my favorite kinds of videos! Clearing and installing culverts, redirecting water flows, so satisfying! Wish I could find more like it, so far you and MrAJWorks are the best ones I've found.
Letsdig18 does lots of culverts and dam repairs.
Just what we needed, Andrew exemplifying his Love for Life.
I love your drainage/water mitigation-management videos, Andrew. I watch them and think if you didn't already have a successful company and UA-cam channel, you would of made an excellent civil engineer....
1.30 am here in Australia Andrew, go to the toilet and check notification and there's Andrew. Good video mate.
Lol,same here!😂
at this kind of work anderw is the best on UA-cam. thank you so much for videos. and keep them coming.
good to see you again andrew like to see the finish on the extension you doing in the yard
Thanks Andrew, enjoyed your video. Always love your drone shots following your truck through the woods. I swear you’re going to run us into a tree, but you never do; at least the main trunk anyway. 😊
Been watching your channel for years and years, love the content you put out. Keep up the great work Sir!
Thank you.
Andrew doing his best post10 impression
You're awesome man. Love seeing you running the old machines. Playing in the muck and getting the water to find its way down the hill...nothin better!
This has been kicking around in my head to. You're not going to be able to do this strenuous work forever 💥💥
ありがとうございます！
You need crossover episode with post 10 clearing those culverts lol
I just enjoy watching you at your youth doing all these projects on your Castle property my friend, you’re an inspiration for everyone if they would get their spoilt rears off the couch! I’ve learned a lot from you and I don’t mind helping you out from time to time with questions about Welding my friend if you have any! I’m always here Andrew but you’re like a sponge and soak up information! Glad to have you as a friend Andrew and respect you very much! Kirk from Louisiana and I’ve been following you for years brother, enjoyed every minute of your channel! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My wife said to me "So, you're going to sit there watching Andrew Camarata install a culvert pipe for the next hour, are you? Well, that's the sort of thing that's going to jeopardize our marriage!"......."Been nice knowing you!" I replied.
my gf gave me shit once for watching him do stuff for an hour, I replied "bitch I watch you watch your nails for an hour" She sits on my lap and watches all his videos with me.
You don't need that negativity,,,boot it too the curb
Tell her to zip it and hold your coffee lol 🙂
Tell her to stifle her pie hole and go cook Diner and be greatful she is Loved.
She will get used to it... -or not... 😉😊
Your voice. Your editing. Your cinematography in general. You’re amazing my dude and I’m so glad we get to follow along with your daily adventures. ❤
Finally a new video. Now I have to put my work aside for a while. Greetings from Germany!
I enjoy these types of improvement projects! When you pushed all of those leaves through, I was thinking it would clog for sure but it didn’t. Nicely done!
Proving, once again, it ain’t the size of the tool, but the skill of the operator.
8:20 the build up and 8:25 the music drop with the water break is on point! Nice one!
Ah snow season as been slow huh Andrew. Thanks again for sticking with filming man
Plenty of snow here in Maine. He should take a snowmobile trip us here to jackman
@@bmdubclub9933 That's way up there. Love Moosehead
@@bmdubclub9933His Buddy Kyle comes here sometimes I Think he would like Maine
Part machine operator, part sculptor.
Yeah, it hasn't exactly snowed a whole lot up in New York state.
Your drainage videos are how I first stumbled across your channel a long time ago, and this feels like a throwback of sorts. I love it!
Cant wait to see the video about the LX
Love it that you have made the things for the machines interchangeable makes sense to not have to take different machine
What what I remember from Post10 videos, you may not have dug the culvert deep enough..
You drive A LOT of heavy machinery up that road, and that thin walled plastic pipe is meant to hold the weight of them?
The second pipe will for sure break in 1-2 years with only a few inches of gravel on top.
What do you want him to do wif it?
dude excellent video. love the camera angles u do. car ones especially. would of loved to see the leaves come out the other side on the 1st pipe.
😅Even dogs like to watch Andrew work. 🤣
Lucky you to have a place that supplies culverts local. I have to order anything I need and wait for it.
Looks good!
The videos been up for 37 seconds. What are you exactly saying looks good in 37 seconds?
@@spankinthey commented 7hrs ago I don’t know how but they did
@@Jax2027
He works for Andrew.
@@Well_I_am_just_sayingdidn’t know they did thank you
@@spankinall 46:54 😅
Great Job Andrew, on getting the pipes put-in and cleaning-up some areas. Cody and Blue finds a branch and both dogs wants-it.
This just became a good day.
*- Andrew, at **14:11**, did you want that rock to go into the culvert pipe?*
*- Will it get stuck? Will sticks and leaves back up because of it and clog the pipe?*
THat's what I was going to ask, had it at about 13:34
@@shyblism8315 *- You are right about the time. I wound up changing it to earlier so Andrew and others could see/recognize the issue better.*
He is okay wif it.
been watching this guys videos for years. doesn't matter how long it is between one of his vids making it on my feed. Always watchable. Those damn dogs are living their best life. Always interesting to see what machinery or task mr Camarata is up to.
I’m always so happy when you load another video sure passes the time and watching you is so worth it And I’m happy for your success in life Thank you Andrew your Awesome can’t wait for the next one your so sensible and professional at everything you do Thank you
How to make a maintenance task, interesting. That "tilt bucket" is one smart investment. 26:35 is quite the nice touch.
The world is a better place with Andrew in it for sure love this guy.
Nice job of putting in the culvert. The only thing I see I would do different is, I have found those big rocks against a plastic culvert cave wear holes in them. We always put gravel or dirt around the pipe. As you have found small pipes plug. We don't have the leaf problem here in idaho you have. Also the dirt and gravel help seal around the head end so it doesn't leak around the rocks. Every country is different so it may not be the case in New York. Keep up the good work.
Always interesting videos and love to watch the dogs running and enjoying life. Thank you for the wonderful content.
Little machine did a great job. Pleasantly surprised. I thought I would need a bigger one but it appears not. Great video.!
Andrew I’ve had a lot of experiences with the culvert pipes on our mountain road. The 14” pipe you just put in is fine. But it needs to be on a 45° angle going across the road. This way the water keeps moving faster on a 45° angle. I’m just trying to help you out.
You do lots of great work, and I always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work.
PS: The 45° angle will help the water to flow faster, and it will also help with the leaves. The faster the water moves. The harder it is to stop it.
20' is too short at such a steep angle.
It's always enjoyable to watch AC work his magic.
Love the tracks! Thanks for taking my advice on cutting out the machinery noise 😊
I like the new time-lapse music. And the "Garage" in the distance at the end looks sweet.
In case you didn't see it on your video, a sizable rock washed into the pipe with that last slug of leaves. Likely it will stop half way through and plug up next wash.
In wetlands oil field, operators use a long sapling tied to their backhoe to stick up inside culverts and swab em out.
I saw that too.... I've seen where they tie an old tire to a chain and pull that through to unplug culverts
Good job with the never ending saga of property maintenance, especially in the sticks.
Really need to buy another trailer for all your attachments. It will keep them off the ground out of the weather with a good tarp. Plus they will be ready to roll to any job at any time!
If an area gives you trouble vis-a-vis leaves, put a concrete (as smooth as possible) entry point to the culvert. The biggest issue with leaves near culvert mouths is the fact that they tend to catch the entrance (edit: by entrance, i mean the mud - if it's slick, they can't catch and the water's enough to make them slide) (sticks too) and they end up building up. Pouring a funnel helps mitigate that. Of course, excessive stickage will clog even that, but for general purpose leaf issues, perfect.
I did this at my property (about the same conditions, but with a small river mouth a km above that road point) and i haven't had to go clean that culvert in years with the exception of really heavy storms (mudvalanche). Really does work.
I used plastic to make a smooth face to it. Once it set, i pealed it off.
We also picked up one of these micro mini-excavators and it is surprisingly OK and works.
good shows for working people getting things done
Morning Andrew... That excavator does an amazing job... I like it... Seems like the work never ends keeping your place very nice... I applaud you... Dave
Excellent work, Andrew! That section of the road looks great. I'm always so impressed with your leveling abilities and how you grade the road to look perfect.
Good content as always and THANK YOU for the aerial mountain views.
That last view !
Anything to do with Home Improvement, land management always provides me with opportunities for improvement and this must be like your life's experiences Andrew! I am very happy for you ungrateful for sharing your experiences! Too bad you weren't a little bit further South or, I wear a little bit further north.
Hello Andrew you have done a good job of thar drainage. You will have to be careful that it won't iroad the ground due to the water getting away to fast. We have this trouble with our road.
Looks great Andrew, should have no problem draining now brother! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks for sharing Andrew, Kirk from Louisiana sending prayers and positive vibes to you, Cody, Blue and your family my friends! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼🙋🏼🙋🏼
Hey Andrew I enjoy your videos I can watch your videos every day you have a wonderful place I love the country life😊😊😊
The outgoing video with the dogs and the mountain and everything at the end was pretty cool, Andrew