Would love to see an explanation video about the new property using an overhead map. Give us some detailed insight on what you have done so far, why you did what you did, and some hints on upcoming plans. Maybe finish new videos with an updated map. I’d like to be able to visualize how your old road was situated on the property, where you cut in the new road, where the areas you cleared and blasted are located, and where you plan to put new structures. Thanks for the great content Andrew!
I'd almost doubt something like that ever being made simply because most of Andrew's channel documents work done on his private land, and should someone misuse such map information, his privacy could be at risk. I agree it would be useful to have that detailed insight, and I too, wonder where this all is in relation to past projects and future ones; however, I can't fathom the internet's capacity to release information without consent of the owner.
I have been following your channel for a few years now. My 14 year old grandson got me to watch one of your videos with him. I've been watching ever seen, your channel is the first RU-vid channel that started me watching yours and now many more! Thank you Andrew, keep on keeping on my friend and I'll see you in your next one! 👍🙏❤️🇺🇲
Your content inspired me to start recording my land clearing / land maintenance days and posting them on RU-vid. Now to perfect the editing style to keep people interested for 44 minutes like yours!
There is 'Passion' and 'common sense' in Andrews case very little common sense. Everything is done ass over elbow. Like these vids - they are backwards. The access road UP to the mountain is NOT cleared of trees. He would not have ruined his $600K crusher if he had a clear path. Ass over backwards. It does make good content though...lol
@@AndrewCamarata He's not entirely wrong, but it's really clear your priorities are always shifting because you have so much stuff going on. I question a lot of stuff, but i'm 100% sure I don't have all the information. Managing a million projects is always a battle.
@@berty1422 I don't know your background Berty, but if you've been around a bit then you know there are a few different types of people in the world, there are 'do-ers' like Andrew here who just get stuck in and get stuff done, I don't imagine there are many individuals who own as much heavy plant as he does outside of civil engineering companies. The very fact that he is slightly crazy enough to buy his own massive rock crusher is why people watch his content, if he was like you, one of those people who do nothing other than point out what someone else may or may not have done wrong, we wouldn't be watching.. lol
I think I finally figured it out. You are probably the ONLY person I watch who really knows how AND more importantly, WHEN to use time lapse. Your time lapse segments are still very informative for your viewers.
I tried watching that Letsdig18 guy, and there's nothing wrong with him, but I just can't get into his vid's. I think his lack of time warping stuff is the reason his stuff doesn't appeal to me. IDK for sure. But I do know I love Andrews stuff.
I will often watch Andrew's videos on 2X speed, then slow it back down when he is talking. If I wasn't so busy with a 100 other things, I would prefer to watch his videos at the normal 1X speed.
I used a CAT 299D3 to grade residential yards for 3 years the tak tl12 is hands down a beast our concrete guys only had taks the CAT seems more agile but the tak had twice the power and better grade control. Love the content keep up the great work!
Its funny how I would rather watch this than a multi-billion dollar sci-fi movie. This, to me, is the life. One day I hope to be back at this full time. Just gotta get my machines all in top working condition first.
@@guytech7310 aínt that the truth. There is nothing more mesmerizing than watching a fire you spent all day working to build a big pile of rubble. Oh wait, there is….having your pups there and maybe a good friend to share it with.
@@guytech7310 I'm just more interested in breaking rocks and digging holes is all. I grew up it seems with a shovel in one hand and a wrench in the other. I actually got in trouble for digging holes in the yard as a child. Now I am working to build up enough heavy equipment to be doing what Andrew is doing.
@@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542 FYI; The construction Boom is coming to end & probably will be dead for years: Interest rates are going up, companies are laying off, and housing sales are plummeting. I think a lot of cheap equipment will start showing up over the next 12 to 24 months as companies go out of business & equipment is dumped.
@@guytech7310 Where I live, way back in the sticks, there are DOZENS of multimillion dollar contracts JUST NOW opening up, in mid-term, or just completing. Be this good or bad, we have yet to learn, but where I live, to a great extent, there is a large percentage of internal self reliance going on, meaning that much of this new construction is entirely independent of the outside world. A whole lot of really wealthy people moved into this area [or still are] where there are few rules and low taxes, and they are investing heavily, which, while it drives prices up, it tends to drive the economy here like never before. We even have some European investors putting money into the local economy here, mainly based on the highly pro-2a, super low wages, unbelievably low taxes, and nearly nonexistent regulations. We are experiencing a never-before-seen level of economic growth. That said, surely at some time it will end, I know, but, since I can so deeply undercut even the already low contractor costs locally, I will never have a problem being profitable while others are going out of business. Likely as not, in the end, I will end up one of the very last ones standing.
"Why aren't there any cup holders in this thing?!" Because Andrew is not a mere mortal, he is a machine. He doesn't require silly things like water or food to function at 110%. 🙃
Reading thru the comments I can't believe how many people don't realize that this was taped long ago. Sam is gone now and look at how young Blue is in the video.
Oh, I didn’t realize Sam was gone now. However, I do know that these are recorded earlier on the topic is Sam I hope she’s not dead. I can handle broke up but not dead.
Hi Andrew, It is easy to tell there is some old footage here (Blue is just a pup and someone has long hair). But still a great video. When I watch you doing various things on your mountain, I often wonder where everything is in relation to the others. Like where is the gravel quarry in relation to the camp, or where you put the pond, etc. It then got me thinking; what is the size and shape of mountain property? Is it long and skinny, oval, rectangular or some peculiar shape. It would be great to see a drawing (sketch) of where everything is. Thanks. Cheers, EJ
I asked him about his editing one time. Andrew said he archives videos over time, so he can tell a story in his videos. One time he used video from over three years to release one video.
@@SebastianLong yeah Andrew’s skills are more than just some dude with a GoPro vlogging daily mundane tasks. He said he has project files and puts the video in the folder until he is ready or the project is done.
I can see deers feeding on the grass you are planting all over. Soon, lots of wildlife will take over your beautiful park like setting. You even have a pond for them to congregate around. Water and food spells wildlife. Its going to be a wonderful site to see.😮😊❤
The one thing I love about this channel no bs no sponsor not to much talking about random things it's all work on his land and the best part about it he gets to spend time with his family and his dogs I appreciate the time and effort you put into this channel for us thx Andrew and see you on the next upload.
Even though Im older than you by a good bit (nearly 50) I still wanna grow up to be like you one day 😁. You have all the toys I want, and your doing it your way which is how I prefer things be done! Really appreciate all these years of entertainment and living vicariously through your videos Andrew!
I just watched Clarksons Farm the other day and they said he couldn't dump some soil from one part of his land to another. This brings peace to my soul to watch you just do all this...
The thing I got out of Clarkson's Farm is how extremely petty the community is towards their own local farmers and Clarkson in particular. I'm surprised that GB has any farms at all.
@@brians48now as someone who lives in the uk i completely agree..........our news is filled with trans rights and veganism and our government and media care about anything other than logical real world problems. alot of farmers barely break even now
@@brians48now " I'm surprised that GB has any farms at all." Just wait a few more years! Dutch already force closing about 3000 this year, & all farms by 2030. Not sure where European farmers are going to get the fertilizer or diesel needed for this years season.
@@IGDZILLA Non-vegans do eat more than just meat, bub… And, being normal people, we also have jobs and can afford to buy expensive locally grown vegetables… 🤷♂️ So-called “trans rights” (which are the same as any other human’s rights) are the means to an end, bub…
Andrew,. Sam has been a very pleasant addition to your channel. I like the way she seems to want to work and learn more stuff. I have seen her running several of your machines and it appears she picks it up pretty fast. As always thank you sir for all the many videos you share with us.
Andrew, Another excelent clearing of topsoil for blasting. I miss Levi! Perhaps do a short every year on his birthday? Gonna be a very cool blast. Very close to your mountain top home. Tell Sam we all say Hi. She’s awesome for you!
Seeing Blue as a puppy makes me appreciate the time and effort you go through to not only record videos but to go through and edit months and months if work for us to see you happy with what you did. I love that!
How did you know all that rock was under the dirt? Sure miss seeing Sam working with you. She was quite the machine operator for being so young! She did a Q & A on her Utbe and had nice things to say about you.
The most interesting thing about the last group of videos...what is it going to look like when you are done clearing, blasting and road building? Your vision of what you are building is really creative. It's a pleasure to watch it come along.
Starfleet Temporal Command would like a word with you. Jumping back-and-forth through time is against the Temporal Directive. I’m going to give you a warning ticket.
@@AndrewCamarata just got a C2 OLED and your channel looks stunning on it. Other channels in 1080p are hardly watchable in comparison because of the picture quality difference.
I'd really like to see Andrew drag that old abandoned panel truck out to his shop and restore it. The use it as a fuel, grease and other supply truck for his business.
@@AndrewCamarata I see you use the nice dock in Glasco...that would be a great place to have a subscriber meet. Funny story, I saw you on your old tractor in the 4th of July parade and was going to run up and say hi but thought it might be rude and out of place. Do you ever run into people that recognize you from youtube when your out and about?
Nice way to spend part of winter Saturday afternoon, watching Andrew & Sam! Looks like we came full circle. Started with bare trees, then full canopy, leaves turning colors, then bare trees again! Get out your leaf blower, That'll get the fire raging! New category for Jeopardy: "Phrases you never expect to hear on Andrew...?" What is "Why aren't there any cup holders in here?"
Drew , watching your videos always keeps me happy knowing you are doing well and keeping busy . its refreshing as well to know you and your Babe are learning about each other and sharing lifes adventures . I am proud of both of you . Thank You for the great videos !
I had no idea upstate New York was that rocky. Down here on Long island all we have is sand and dirt, not rocks. Strange how a state can vary greatly in just a short distance.
Yeah I loved the upstate NY Mountains, I’ve been to both places as well as NYC and they’re world’s apart. I drove a Tractor Trailer and I’d always hate leaving the NY Mountains and have to come back down to lower NY and hit the brutal traffic again, Ugh 😩. I liked Long Island a hell of a lot better than I did the City, but nothing beats the solitude of those mountains.
@@CCRider5312 Yeah and then once you get up above where Andrew is, like north of Albany, it starts to flatten back out again. New York State is a lot of different things depending where you are.
@Witch Doktr Working to his benefit though, because with his rock crusher he can harvest the rock and make his own roads with the crushed rock. In downstate New York you'd have to pay for all that to be trucked in, you'd have no choice.
Awesome work clearing the land... You might want to be careful with driving that skid steer into fires like that..in the 90's I was at a brush fire and we had a company with a bobcat pushing fire lines.. he got a bit too close to the flames and melted one of his high-pressure lines and turned it into a flame thrower giving the operator 3rd-degree burns... keep up the great work!!
anderw you and that young lady work well together. and she doesn't mind getting her hands dirty. Looking forward to seeing the next video. Stay safe both of you.
Wow, Andrew! This is old footage, huh? Blue is just a puppy here. Hope you are well and safe. Good weather will be here soon for us here in NY. I look forward to your content!
I have been enjoying Andrew Camarata's RU-vid content for a long time and I can confidently say that his creativity and engagement level is unparalleled. His content has a distinctive style of storytelling and is always thought-provoking and enjoyable. He also puts in a lot of work to ensure his production values are top-notch. I definitely recommend his content and I'm excited to see what he has in store for us in the future! - Keep up the great work Andrew.
You picked a cool spot back then. The money saved not hauling rock to where you already have rock will be massive. Well done, here comes the road... Big picture.
Preparation of the 3rd blast? Slowly become a specialist in explosions. 🤭Next explosion under Andrew's own command? cause you will have enough experience soon, right?😄
When I first saw you pick up that tree you just knocked down on the LT 12 I couldn’t help but think how much you looked like Cody carrying a stick around
Andy, really enjoy your channel, I watch for your new video every week. But I wonder why you're so wasteful of the products on your mountain. When you blasted at the castle, you dumped most everything down the side of the mountain. Why didn't you stockpile it for use later? And on this video, you're dumping all that top soil over the side of the mountain. Why not stockpile that for later resale as top dirt or use it yourself at your mountaintop camp site for a beautiful lawn and garden? Of course, it's your mountain and you can do with it what want. Still love your videos!
Столько древесины выкидываешь буквально на ветер... а она денег стоит, начиная с того, что дровами можно топить, и заканчивая, сколько продуктов можно получить при её переработке.В других странах за это тебя бы уже не раз оштрафвали, как минимум.
Great to see the progress made, thanks for the ride-along. Blue seems to be getting bigger each time I see him - yeah I know, that's what time does. Beautiful vistas, only enhanced by the dulcet tones of Sam!
You purposely blasting out that rock just above where your trailer is because you are going to build your perfect mountain top get away. Using the excavated spot to build it like the quick flash on the plane ride home from Montana, your newest project. Built in mountain top right in the center of your property. Great location, if i do say. 😮😊 i cant wait to see it get started, i will be watching every video so i dont miss anything. Go for it Andrew.
Excited to see more blasting and digging with the 988. Ive been curious about why thumbs are so common in america but you rarely see them in europe. There its almost exclusively tiltrotators. You have a lot of experience with thumbs, i wonder if you could ever share your thoughts on tiltrotators and maybe compare them with thumbs?
I’ve used both, tiltrotators take away a good bit of breakout ability just because the bucket sits further from the mounting point, I’ve also noticed jaw opening to class size. My 3 ton with thumb had the same opening as my 5 ton with tiltrotator roughly. Pretty cool idea for landscaping work, but not good for forestry and heavy excavation.
@@ThisGuyWantsBeer well everything has his pros and cons. If i attach a sorting grab to a mini im able to do some finer placement work. on the other end, it weighs a lot, is expensive and it does not have nearly enough digging force with stump digging. Tiltrotator and a thumb are really not a comparison in my eyes.
This is one of your best videos yet. The way you use your equipment simply amazing. I especially appreciate the drone footage it's off the chart. I can't believe your viewership is a larger, keep up the great work
~ I see at least 5 speech to text errors ~ 1) Missing word(s) and/or no punctuation btwn "equipment" and "simply" 2) No period after "footage". 3) No upper case on "it's". 4) " . . . is a larger" SHOULD read: "ISN'T larger. 5) No upper case on "keep" ~ I could be pickier too ~
@@manifold1476 if you're going to be pedantic, shouldn't you write out "between" instead of writing it like you're a tween who just got their first flip phone?
I love AC’s videos but the mountain top stuff just doesn’t quite have the same magic as the real work jobs/struggles to get by. If you’ve watched hundreds of hours of his footage for years you’ll know what I mean.
Andrew, don't you ever worry about your bucket loader catching on fire? Maybe from a hydraulic leak? Just curious, but wouldn't an excavator be safer/less risky to tend a fire?
Dogs seem to really be affected by loss. After Levi passed, Cody just seemed to be sad and less active. Even a little after you got Blue (like in this video) he still seemed to be a little sad. After a while it was like Cody realized he was the “big brother” and started teaching blue the ropes and seemed to be happier. Glad he has a new buddy. Oh, and I still really enjoy your videos, Andrew!
To me... Cody seems content. You can see this earlier in the video, when Cody is laying still, and Blue is jumpy as Andrew works on the other side of a rock outcropping.
Look at Sam running the chain saw (it’s not a small saw by the way). Does she ever say no? She can run everything and if she doesn’t know how she will learn! BRAVA SAMANTHA
Is there anything Sam can't do ,I'm amazed at watching her Chain sawing trees up then running a Bulldozer I am Impressed with her skills ,and how well they work together as a team , great job of stripping top soil off the Ridge the they will latter shoot to break up the blue stone .
Dan Wheeler (Jesse Muller's stepfather?) has a sawmill and Andrew gives him the extra logs to cut into lumber. Can only use that green wood for rough projects, though.
Salut Adrew je te suit depuis le début de ton château ,j'adore tes vidéos j'aime tes chiens ,surtout la saga LEVI qui m'a beaucoup ému, je ne parle ni ne lis l'anglais mais j'aimerai savoir qui est ta dernière compagne qui met la main a la pate tant en mécanique que pour conduire les engins de chantier.Amicalement de la France .
Andrew’s videos lately are getting boring and hard to watch with too much time lapse and not enough content, he knows a lot of people will watch whatever he posts. I think he used to put more effort now he’s just collecting easy money from RU-vid
andrew, you should sell weekend work packages.. charge a few huindr3d per man to cover diesel nd up[grades and and let come run machines with you for a few days and learn and make a camarata fan video collab
Hey there Andrew, wasn't sure how to get ahold of you, wanted to let you know a long time supporter of yours by the name of winston passed away a month ago,...it's been super hard for me, I just feel like you should know
