Rain day repairs. This might be the most Andrew Camarata thing I have done yet, but hey it worked! 

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Andrew Camarata is great. I watch his channel too.

I have yet to see actually disappointing moment from Andrew. Haven't watched all of his videos... Ya gotta get er done.

Andrew is a danger to himself. He takes too many chances and most often works alone. He wont last long the way he works. He is used to fixing small plant, but now he has the chance to work on heavy machinery. Yup he wont last long. Andrew does NOT work for a living now, he says that himself. He cannot price jobs correctly. His RU-vid channel earns him $500K+ per year and he lives off that. If you compare Andrew to Dirt Boss, it is night and day. Mike is very professional and successful and works on commercial sites. Andrew with his makeshift methodology would not be allowed anywhere near these sites. But nevertheless, Andrew is a successful RU-vidr and his haphazard approach is very entertaining. He knows how to keep his Viewers entertained!!

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Would those be the One Man Mechanics version of "Hey Ya'll, Hold my beer and watch this!"? 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

Actually, I think Andrew would have used his mini excavator and popped it right off!

And Andrew saying there's no reason the glass should have broken.

I thought it would have hit the tool box on the ground and sent the tools all over the job site ..

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At 38 dollars a 16oz can Matt is sponsored by krioil he can bathe in it…

@@danielashford2430 its worth every cent

@@ohiofarmer254 I am partial to a mix of ATF, Diesel fuel or Kerosene, Marvels Mystery oil, WD40 and some oil of wintergreen IMO it works as good as every commercially available penetrating oil but is a lot cheaper per ounce

@@ohiofarmer254 damn right

Gotta love that Kroil...but your home brew recipe looks like it would be mighty good. I like your inclusion of Marvel Mystery, and wintergreen..

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🤔 wrong. Andrew would have thrown his chainsaw at it first.

..and then ties the 750 to a tree, and pulls it till the tree falls over the 750 and the winch breaks apart so the D7 rolls down a hill. Then he buys two new dozers for the next episode because the old ones broke down for no reason :D PS. I love his videos

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Lead hammers are a blessing when beating on hardened steel. Years ago I worked at a shop that some molds for lead hammers made by Cook Hammer. Since then I have cast my own using various things a molds but my preferred method is using copper tubing I have annealed to dead soft with a few copper nails used as rivets to hold everything together and cutting back the copper tubing slightly at either end. That said I have also used tin cans that I have slit and held together with wire or hose clamps

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Yah, but the flame persuader is hard on the paint...especially when the surrounding grease catches fire...

Yes much nicer

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Did DP clean the windows or was it Mr Millenial? There was no video evidence!! 🤣🤣

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Just order the right NSN

@@dvdadaudits7500 even when I was in the military we were painting every replacement part!

@@weird1600 I worked on aircraft. The parts came the right color because there is no civilian Apache helicopter.

After it’s in use for a couple hours you won’t tell the difference.

@@dvdadaudits7500 I see two different worlds lol thank you for your service!

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Have one just not worth moving most of the time

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Both working other jobs

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@@DirtPerfect you are welcome.