Wow, Andrew i have to say it's good seeing you upload more frequent. My Favorite Channel Brother and you nvr disappoint. Love watching heavy equipment your repairing your machines. Plus i cannot forgot you drone flights bud.. Your an awesome Drone Pilot. I DO NOT Miss an EPISODE.
All in all, Andrew's finest work. Almost genius camera placement and editing. A genetic randomness that gives some people the ability to see, and know in some way, how pleasing the fire, the coming darkness, and the drone use, will be to others. Really fun to see the flora flourishing and filling in. Kudos to the owner for his foresight. Bravo.
Hey Andre, thanks for the second video this week! Your skill in creating awesome content is truly remarkable. It's super cool to witness all those amazing machines in action, especially loving the big bulldozer. Wishing you a fantastic Thanksgiving, and I'm eagerly looking forward to even more content from you. Thanks and greetings, Thomas.
thank you andrew, thank you for entertaining us with your videos every week of the year, thank you for showing us not only the things you do right but also the fails and your solutions to them, thank you for putting the camera in a different place every ten seconds of the video, thank you for not wasting money and things even though you have to be pretty weakthy now, thank you for staying the same andrew we know from your first videos almost ten years ago, thank you for being a bit crazy sometimes, but still not arrogant and mad, thank you for not using thumbnails like everyone else, thank you for still answering many of our comments, thank you for being authentic, being yourself. Andrew, you've earned this huge 1,300,000 subscribers youtube channel. i wish you all the best for the future. greetings from germany 🇩🇪 Thomas
Your ability to capture what you do using high end cameras and resolutions with fantastic cinematic drone work mixed with beautiful editing and always spot on music invokes a number of emotions that make viewing your videos an amazing experience that I look forward to. Thank you for not only caring deeply about your goals in life but also for caring enough to bring us along in stunning ways
@@xcalibertrekker6693 its funny you use pet names as if hes a close friend of yours lending you to have insider information that you do not. go pros are high end in their genre, DJI is high end in its genre. Move along child soldier.
The videos are always informative, you get a sense of how thing are developed, made and done. Credit to Andrew's decisions also to all equipment invested for these activity and the editing of these videos are just spot on. ♥️
Nice video. Your aerial views give a good look at the old stone walls the early settlers made as they cleared the land for farming. All the tree clearing he's done is on new growth reforest after the Easterners gave up and moved West for greener (and less rocky) pasture and land. Thanks for the revisit to show the results. Happy Thanksgiving.
Long time follower and fellow operator here, I'll be the first to thank you for giving us the ability to see anything possible with the right attitude. Love the vids and God bless you Andrew!
@jpa1282 hopefully not the last either, HEO is a dying breed here in Canada and Andrew's reach is far enough I hope it never stop inspiring people to give it a shot ya know
Andrew, I have been watching you for years (since your first vids). I am STILL constantly impressed with your craftsmanship. I hope 'your buddy' (I have seen him in many of your videos) appreciates how fortunate he is. As always, thanks for a great video.
We burned TONS of brush in our front field at the farm .. same idea as here, we added a pond, out back .. and dragged everything "tree" up front to sort for saw mill, firewood, and burn :) A year or maybe two years later, we planted corn in the front field (Sweet Corn to sell at the roadside) .. And every year after that for many years ... the area where the burn pile was the corn grew a FOOT Or two taller, and the ears were by far the best ones, we charge extra for them! :)
les cendres de bois sont de l'engrais , mais c'est beaucoup mieux pour la terre de broyer le bois en copeaux et de l'étaller , c'est bien meilleur pour la vie du sol....
Thanks Andrew for posting a lot over these past couple of weeks! I know that these videos must take a ton of time to edit and film. I am always so eager to watch your videos and it makes my day when you post something new. Thanks Andrew!
@@AndrewCamarata Wow, I didn't know that. So I'm in the wrong here thinking you were joking. In that case double thanks for spending the time for the people who need subtitles!
"He had that for 20 years, it's an antique". Made me feel really old being born in '71 :D Andrews stuff is the best. Should have been a major TV show in my opinion. Both for the contents and editing. Learnt so much from Andrew!
We lined the bottom of our lake with sand by placing the sand on the winter ice . When the ice melted it evenly lauded the sand on the lake bottom . Perhaps that could be the way to clay line the pond , or maybe not . 👍🇨🇦
Another belter. Big jobs, variety of equipment, great drone shots that show the scale of the countryside (Makes us UK folk jealous!) and doggos living their absolute best life! Grand!
I've had good luck lining spillways with geotextile, then loading them with riprap. It's easy, prevents weed growth and it's easy to drive equipment over. Either way, nice stuff man. You have some great friends that take on big projects just like you do.
Andrew you just earned my respect by mentioning precisely he has forest fires in Quebec while even in Canada many people are not able to distinguish Canada from Quebec I am a Quebecer I appreciate very much you had specified that the forest fires were in Quebec and just to say like too many people that it was in Canada so thank you for the clarification
Man, those little Case 650k are a hidden gem of a machine... the cummins just runs and runs with no complaint or stupid def fluid. I've got one with 5800+ hours on it and the oil stays looking like honey in the engine... sure it's got its quirks but it's still a pushin' little machine. I'm not sure it won't outpush my D5K2 for like 1/6 the purchase price and I think it also has better cutting edge visibility from the operator station.
I like Andrew’s style of work. He is just a bit different than some of the standard contractors we see on RU-vid. There are others that are better, but they don’t work with quite so much shale as he does. That crap can be very challenging. Andrew will go back and forth to get things to his liking and will redo something if he has to. He is always bust fussing about getting even the smallest hump of soil tamped with the bucket at leas. He can get away with some things that other can’t because he generally doesn’t have hurricanes to worry about and erosion is only to the next piece of shale 😂. It’s not that simple, I respect, but on this project, I bet watching water flow through the overflow would be very satisfying with the rocks etc. I’m hoping our next cabin will be n an area with similar “soil”. I have seen and watch build many projects in the area and the work is definitely unique to the prairie hills I’m used to otherwise! Thanks for updates Andrew!!
Andrey, good afternoon! I enjoy watching your videos, thank you for that. I, too, with my team, are clearing sites for further construction and demolishing various buildings (old houses, barns, garages).
That was a great job, AC - the place looks wonderful a few months later. And once you clay the pond it will be even better. By the way, can't help noticing your dogs Cody and Blue are deliriously happy no matter where you take them - clearly you are a wise and kind master to them, so kudos for that too!
I’m glad you’re uploading a bunch lately. Do another trip to snowmobile somewhere. Maybe Canada. That snowmobile trip last year was awesome! Keep up the great work!
Thanks Andrew for sharing this delightful journey. I’m surprised that you are exposing your hydraulic lines to that much heat. I would suspect that it would cause the fluid to boil. Wishing you and your furry kids a blessed thanksgiving season. Peace brother
My uncle made a pond for his heat pump and for recreation. He used this stuff called bentonite. I am not sure exactly what it does, but he told me it is the best pond liner on the planet. His was mixed with red clay I believe he said at 50/50. Once he had it spread I remember him rolling it until it was hard as cement. It reminded me of a dirt race track I used to race go-carts as a kid. But he spent a nice chunk of cash to do it that way.
it's a plasticated clay most oftenused in hydraulic drilling and building casting as a slurry mix where you need to keep water and "inclusions" away from what you're working with. yeah that stuff is a crazy material to work with, cool to see it mentioned somewhere on the surfaces planet instead of 300' below. xD
Among the many things Bentonite is spread (raked) on baseball infields to dry it out after it rains to soak up excess moisture (water) to make the infield playable
Yes, the clay of 1000 uses! Bentonite, from a geological perspective, is a type of clay from volcanic ash that has been altered by seawater. Like other clay minerals, it can absorb water within its structure, giving it desirable properties. But bentonite has particularly good absorption and swelling. Bentonite is surface mined and almost all of US production comes from Wyoming. I learned all that in clay mineralogy class over 30 years ago, but here's what I learned today. The guy who named it (late 1800s) wanted to call it something else, but that name was already taken. So he named it after the Benton Formation, which is shale and contains such ash/clay layers. And that was named after Fort Benton, Montana. And Fort Benton was named after a politician, but who really gives a fuck about that. Fort Benton, which was originally called something else (go figure), is as far as you could go up the Missouri on a steamboat back in the 1800s.
Hey Andrew, There's an attachment called a "Stone burier" that may benefit you guys up there with the rocky soil. They make them for tractors and skid steers.
The spillways have too little material in them. Putting down a single layer of slabs wont cut it. Water will undermine the stones and wash them away. Usually rip-rap works a charm. If your berm is NOT holding the water, then it too will get washed away. You cant just build up a dam and expect it to hold water. At 23.18 you can see the road edge collapsing into the pond. The water is shedding off the mountainside and will; wash that into the pond. When you cut down trees on a hillside like that, there are consequences. Trees act as natural regulators for water. The area on the slope looks good for a year, after that nature will find its own path.
Love watch in your videos I've been a long time watcher You're a go-getter for a young man I was that way when I was younger I still left him and I'm 71 Just stay safe stay healthy catch on another one
can’t say it enough. i love these videos, you’re a very down to earth guy, we learn a ton and it’s overall so entertaining. more videos more frequently please. 😂🙏🏼
I love how Andrew's friend looks identical to him lol i wonder if there is a whole town of Andrews in New York somewhere 🤔😂😂 also really like how he goes back to the jobs sometimes to show everyone how it turned out months later , I do this every single day but for people watching who don't do this kind of work they have trouble seeing in their head what the end product will look like
Just a thought: build some attachment brackets for the backside of the bucket, add a couple detachable arms that extend out a couple of feet, and weld to the arms some plate steel. It will give your bucket hoses out of the fire. Since you do quite a bit of this work, it could be handy. Yup it will be heavy but you have the equipment to handle that issue.
The wildfire smoke was really bad this year. Having smoke like this week after week is rough and really makes you appreciate the regular fresh air we usually have
I live in Amsterdam, NY and don't watch the news. At first, when there was a lot of smoke and a wood burning smell, I thought that there was a major structure fire in town until my neighbor told me what it was! 🔥🔥🔥😂😂😂
When i seen andrew on the case dozer, my first thought was later in the video of andrew saying " i really liked this machine so i bought it" lol. Good video and thanks
