Buying a cat 988b wheel loader, then using it and some other machines to dig out a rocky hill side.
Extra footage: • Moving rock with a tra...
Justin's point of view: • Fixing Camaratas Loade...
Buying a cat 988b wheel loader, then using it and some other machines to dig out a rocky hill side.
Extra footage: • Moving rock with a tra...
Justin's point of view: • Fixing Camaratas Loade...
“You see the problem is I keep filling up my land with dozers and loaders so I have to use the dozers and loaders to make more room for my dozers and loaders” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 this guy is a true beauty
"Know thyself"
"I do coke so I can work longer...so I can make more money ...so I can do more coke..."
True words of wisdom from Andrew. I could not have said it better myself.
"I have to buy bigger dozers and loaders to make more room..."
The one that I like the best is when he painted something and said, "that look like it was just painted".
My first thought after the first aerial view, was damn, Andrew has bought a lot of equipment !!!
Same with me… Stay safe, stay sane, be well
When Andrew first bought the green track loader, he said I’ll use it here and there for big jobs. Now it’s the baby loader in the fleet.
Yeah but to move that loader will take more than a trailer on the back of a dump truck
Your empathy and compassion for others are truly admirable.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
Andrew id just like to say thankyou for inspiring me to get into heavy epuipment operation, coming from a performance gas mechanic background i doubted id be able to maintain this kind of equipment as ive never really been around heavy diesel machines, but you have given me the confidence to put myself out there and start farm hand work which has given me the oportunity to operate tractors with hydraulic controls, telehandlers, small loaders and dump trucks, which has now lead to me subcontracting my own little jobs, just a start but its all because of you, much appreciation for the effort you put in and the lessons you teach, keep it up! The world needs more like you.
That is good. Glad to hear that.
You have a talent for making people feel heard and understood.
The ECM 590 really caught my attention at the end, I spent 12 years of my life maintaining a fleet of 10 of those drills. Thanks Andrew.
It drilled 90 holes up there for a blast
@@AndrewCamarata That’s a good size shot, and we will want to see that of course.
@@AndrewCamarata Mr Zucha say we gotta blast! kzhead.info/sun/eq2ecrFojXNtZo0/bejne.html
@@WildWestGarage editing it. It was over 4000lbs of explosive
@@AndrewCamarata Holly cow.. a new year fireworks ? For sure ! We can't wait to see some dinosaur fosils..
Just a quick observation Andrew and very important: This tapered style pins with conical bushings at their end for the 988B and 992C, need to be press fitted with a 50 TON force hydraulic press prior to installing the center bolts. This is for pressing and locking the cones good against the pins and the machinined holes. And all should be very clean and without any grease or oil on them. If you only tighten them with the center bolts, they will get loose and damage the pins, bushings and the machined surfaces. Also the center bolts need to be torqued with a reduction torque multipier to CAT specs.Very important on this big loaders as they develop a very big stress on all the pivot joints. This is applicable to all pivot points of the loader linkage. Also, on the lower pins that attach to the bucket, if you installed new pins, they should be filled with oil through the holes provided on the edges of the pins, removing the plugs and installing a special lubrication fitting. These bottom pins are the only oil lubricated and maintenance free. All the rest of the linkage have grease fittings.
hope he does not put many hours on it. It could result in some very expensive lessons. This big equipment is not the same as the small stuff...
Nah, it'll be fine... ... ... ... ... ... 10 days later: " ...this bucket fell off for no reason - they should made it better."
@@billfox8771 I figure once he is done with this small project, he is going to sell it.
after seeing that electrical connection thats the least of his worries
He won’t listen waste of time.
Andrew has the real life set of equipment we played with as kids. Love the long videos.
It’s crazy because that’s a 100k machine in that condition. I’m a heavy diesel mechanic and work on these things.
@@tasmanmcmillan1777 What would something like that cost new? Thanks take care
@@mtadams2009 Depends on the brand and options, but anywhere from 250 to 800k is a safe bet.
@@tasmanmcmillan1777 Thanks
@@tasmanmcmillan1777 What is the cost of a Caterpillar 988B? In the United States a used Caterpillar 988B wheel loader is typically priced between $27,900 and $45,000. Variation in price can be due to a number of factors including age, condition, location, and specifications.
I love the way when Andrew gets a new piece of equipment, it makes that last thing he bought look like the toy that came in the cereal box.
Like his other wheel loader lol
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You have an incredible ability to turn challenges into opportunities.
You have a way of making people feel validated and appreciated.
What a cliff hanger. The drilling rig shows up, that could only mean that it’s time to BLAST. Can’t wait for the next installment. Keep up the great videos. Best line of the video? Need to buy another loader to make room for another loader.
Yay! So stoked. I’m glued wait to see everything.
He did mention in a previous video that he would like to blast that rock. He really meant it!
Could be drilling for placing reinforcement rod too ... but knowing how Andrew works, nah, it's for blasting.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
"We are on this job today, were we are going to move half a mountain!" haha, I can hear this in my mind now for a long time, and you are safe as always, Cody, the lab safetyspector is there watching you guys every move! :D
He's reinforcing my opinion that he wants his house on top of the mountain so he's going to lower the mountain!
Watching the progression in size of Andrew’s equipment is so awesome. From the little Komatsu trackhoe and the Bobcat skid steer on wheels, all the way up to the massive loader and trackhoe in this video. Just goes to show you can’t sit around and make excuses, you gotta do what you can with what you got. And then upgrade when the time is right!
Your creativity and imagination are boundless.
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This guy probably makes more money on KZhead than a lot of guys who have similar channels. Andrew isn’t flashy, doesn’t buy brand new shiny things to entice his viewers. He’s not a commercial trying to sell anything. No click bait title to get you to watch. Not a whole lot of talking. He’s a real guy truly bringing you on a journey. I think this is why his channel is so attractive to viewers. His cinematography is something to appreciated as well. I love this channel, please never change.
Google "payment plans" for KZhead video uploaders. 1M views fetches about 40K in a particular time frame ,, say perhaps 1 year
You have a way of making even the most mundane tasks seem interesting.
You have a unique perspective that adds so much value to any discussion.
You know you are in the right place when the guy is smoking a stogie that size! :D Love it Andrew, nice addition to the fleet.
During the early 70’s I worked as a detail drafter at the Big C in Illinois. Worked for the 988B section. I had no idea how lucky I was to have this opportunity. I was paid the same wages as the guys in my section. This huge wheel loader was only eclipsed by the 992 also built in Aurora. Thanks for showing me how resilient this machine is in 2021. As a 71 year old grandma I am thrilled to see the 988B still in action.
I worked as a sub contractor in a lime stone quarry, we had a 988B 50W serial number, we kept on hand to build haul roads. At one point, the quarry had bought three new 988F's and all had transmission issues, and they would borrow our B model during repairs. One time, their operator returned our machine and said " I have to downshift into first gear to climb that hill, this thing went right up it in third." She was a beast. We never had to remove the cab to haul ours, we hauled it on a rail, maybe they used a low-boy.
Thanks for the stories, both of you. It is amazing to see old machinery still working and the fact that how far the technology has come.
@@jacobk75 for real, love hearin old stories like that. could listen to them all day to be honest.
Very cool
I worked in Aurora myself. At one time or another I welded every different component to make this machine. Bucket, lift arm, Engine Frame, Non engine frame. Also welded 990 992 and 994
Have this EXACT same loader at my work. 1986 cat 988B with 32,968 hours on the clock and we have owned it for 15 years. Very good machine just doesn’t do anything very fast but can move ALOT of material with the right guy sitting in the seat. The caliber of your videos Andrew grows by the day, I remember watching you when you had a fraction of what you have today. Very impressive.
I think mine has 26,000 hours
@@AndrewCamarata love it.
This is my favorite kind of video.... plenty of work being done, so when you finish you can see what you've accomplished.Keep up the good work.
Andrew: " I'm going to buy two things. ill be right back. " And almost 100 tons of equepment incoming to the property. fcking hell thats impressive man!
That’s y my wife doesn’t let me go shopping by myself lol
YES YES YES - 1 hour and 20 minutes of pure joy. And I havnt even started watching it yet. :) The clip in the B-list was awesome - Ive watched it like 10 times already. I hope this is just as good
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Andrew, you are my favorite guy to watch on all of KZhead. Been watching for years. This is one of your "best ever" videos for sure. Two great lines in this video. "Let's see if I can make a road here"! And "Look at this excavator I just bought"! You are the man, Andrew. I can't wait to see that cliff come apart in little pieces!
Here's another one for you - " it would have been cool to notice that! " Hahaha!
2nd time thru.Great content is worth re-watching. and I got two more in que. Luv it. I hope this inspiration helps me where I want to go at 63 I have another kick or 2 and my admiration for AC is much needed I believe.
You have an incredible ability to think on your feet and make quick decisions.
Your comments add value to any discussion.
Andrew , I learn something new every time I watch your video's. I Love how you buy New machines to make more room for New Machines. You are a world of knowledge ! 😎
Andrew I think you have moved yourself into a new universe of mechanical equipment. I have not watched the video yet but in the first few seconds of this video the piece of equipment simply dwarfs the stuff you currently have. Amazing young man ... simply amazing.
A few years from now his property will be a quarry at this rate. 🤣
“You can’t move mountains” Andrew: hold my beer
So why do i imagine Andrew speaking to all of his machines: "Can we fix it?" XD
goggle maps needs updating there's a mountain side gone missing............
I’m waiting for Andrew to take up blasting. “Can’t move it with the 988, let’s blow it…” Merriment ensues.
@@MedPig Hehe, i think he already mentioned in one of the earlier videos on this hill that he is tempted to blast. XD EDIT: Well, that drilling machine at the end of the video is either for placing anchors into the rocks and add a net so that no small (or big) rocks can fall down, or Andrew wants to drill some holes for explosives. XD
Next episode will be a BLAST!!!
hands down best machine you've bought thanks Andrew for the videos they help me relax when stressed from school and general life
Brought back some good memories operating Cat 988B & 980 back in the eighties over here in Australia. I notice in some of the comments from workers in the factory at Aurora and you can be proud of the machines you turned out as I believe they set the standard for the rest of the world. I was always happy to operate a Cat!
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
He has enough heavy equipment to cover the needs of a whole workforce. Yet he's only one man.
I mean it's all nice to have, but if every one of those ran every day, you'd need a shit ton of mechanics.
@@adrianspeeder and a few accountants
It's nice to see Cody growing into his role as a Lab inspector. I've watched so many videos with the IHI CL35 and still going strong!
What a machine. I drove one of them on a opencast once . What a powerful machine. On rubber too. It operates like its on track .. you can feel the awesome power when you drive it... I loved the one I operated. Have good fun on it Andrew and be safe
You have an incredible ability to turn challenges into opportunities.
We Love the long videos . Hell we Love ❤️ em all. Yeah nice job on replacing tire on loader. Next time you'll know better. You rock Andrew
One of the best videos to date in my opinion! This was so good I watch it twice. Its has it all, new equipment, earth moving, quick fixes, rocks falling, Felt like a professional movie, sad to see it end :(
I’ve never been so invested in a channel. This sort of thing fascinates me. I love the work Andrew has been doing. Especially on his house and property. I don’t even live this lifestyle. I’m a total city girl but would love to live like this. Idk why.
Because its awesome.
You and me both
Competence, confidence, and loves his dog.
He needs a better half too! JS
I agree there is a fascination with his lifestyle. But he doesnt heat his castle in the winter. I understands he heats his bathroom/shower. Not sure about his bedroom. All the smoke from fixing/running/painting the machinery in his castle goes straight up to his living quarters. He and his dogs get pretty dirty. Its not as pristine as you think. The dogs jump into the front seats of his vehicles all the time with dirty feet. Ive never seen him soap them down so their dirt stays outside. Lots of long hours of dedication. There is recreation, but there is more work than play.
Just viewed (in awe) the revamp on your trucks springs....OMG, you are the rebirth of HS boys in their late teens working on their cars and pickups within their car clubs back in the 50’s. Always had 4-5 working on cars in the driveway with their club jackets layed out on the grass. Where have all the young men gone. Where has the close companionship gone. What ever happened to auto shop as a class in high school. Thanks for bringing back a blessed time to my aging time through video. 👍💕
I had a "68" Pierson "motor yacht" when I was living in Barnegat , N.J. It had 2 monel tanks that were totally loaded up,with algae/crud, usually when I got into some serious wakes in the inlet near the lighthouse was when I got into trouble. I can't begin to tell you what tell you what I did with them after I got them out of the boat, but they still managed to load up (2) huge inline filters in any rough surf. I finally found a truck repair place over by Great Adventure in the pines. They cut the ends out of the round tanks and did what they had to do and sealed them back up. I replaced the fuel lines and filters for the last time on that project. Good to see that you are back rocking it!beginbegin
I love how there's no gentle break in period for a machine Andrew gets, it's straight down to beating the hell out of it 😂 Not in a bad way, machines are made to work.
Camarata has 2 speeds. Broken and WOT
I can still remember the excitement I felt as a 26 year old operator, removing the plastic off of the seat of the brand new 988B that the company I worked for had purchased. The look on your face probably resembles the one on my face that day. Congratulations on your purchase, and enjoy the power.
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@@AndrewCamarata hey Andrew..do you have a link for your camera stick...that thing is cool
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@@AndrewCamarata oh ok...thanks
Alot of channels get popular and they get away from what made them good, westinchamplain is a good example of that. But this channel is still putting out gold!!
You're right on both points you made
I like how ya buy older equipment no one’s interested in and make them mechanically great machines. Not scared to say ya don’t know, or I made a mistake or to to get your hands dirty snd learn. You’re constantly evolving your skill and knowledge and not scared to take a chance. Love this channel. Favorite on KZhead.
9:03 "I want to get a little more storage in my yard here, cause the problem is I keep filling it up with loaders, so I need loaders to make more room for loaders." -Andrew Camarata If only we all that that problem. God bless you Andrew!
As an old coal and surface miner I find myself watching hours of your videos. You have great content, both in maintenance and work. Great stuff Andrew!
Seeing all the different layers of soil, rocks, soil, rocks, etc., is quite interesting. Don't know anything about geology but this looks like a great place to learn.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
When other people sarcastically say they're "livin' the dream", you my friend, are literally living the dream! I am so inspired by you and your accomplishments.
Andrew, you are one of a kind anymore. It's amazing to watch how you do all your repairs and jobs. Some may find your way extreme in some situations but you always end up getting the job done and then on to the next one. Hats off to you Andrew and wishing you and Cody and all your family and friends a safe and happy holiday time. MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Very well said.
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Never thought I’d see the day when Andrew refers to the green cat at the “little loader”. Can’t wait for the blast video!
You did a great job on trimming the high wall down. I like how you have it laying back on its self should make any inspectors happy.
I love watching Andrews videos, I have been a heavy equipment operator for 45 years and I can still learn something from him.
You have a talent for making people feel heard and understood.
Man that opening shot...heavy machinery heaven there EDIT: Huh 48:22 I honestly didn't think the ends of the containers making up the castle could open anymore, figured they'd be welded shut. Also considering how much I spend on gas just for my car, I shudder to think what your fuel bill is for running all this awesome machinery
I thought it was AC’s equipment yard.
The man bought 2 heavy machines in one video, both worth 40-70k... I think the tire change for the one wheel loader was more expensive than fuel for these machines
I watched all the digging first then this notification came up, what a great Christmas gift! Two video’s from my favorite YouTubian creator!!! I’m hoping we get more about the track loader, it really was the work horse of this job thanks to its superior traction! Merry Christmas to you Andrew and all your loyal subscribers, everyone please stay safe and keep well, merry Christmas 🎄
You and your toys Andrew. I not just enjoy but also learn a lot from your videos. Love it buddy! Keep us entertained. From Canada 🇨🇦
The first and likely the only time we'll ever see Cody on a leash.
I was just thinking, when did he get that giant loader, well there ya go!
Same..🤣
was thinking the exact same thing. even looked around for a video
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With all the equipment that you are acquiring Andrew, you should start looking for a portable rock crusher and dirt screen. Start crushing the boulders into gravel and use the materials for road beds.
Also having onsite fuel to take advantage of lower rates fil machines a 500gal tank or whatever
@@bmw535igangsta you must not of watched him filling that hitachi up after the cleaning the tank. He had a big tank in his shop on a skid.
I’ve been thinking that since the start of the video.
He has multiple dirt screens for his skid steers.
I really enjoyed watching your excavation work on the home property project can't wait to see what you were drilling last clip and the final progression of the yard and new driveway
Dynamite placement obviously.
I continue to be amazed by the get it done attitude Andrew has. The stuff on the cliff in that "little" green dozer was sketchy. He's braver than I am... Amazing video.
This dude is amassing a private army of construction equipment lol. So cool to have seen him graduate slowly over the years from a small 1 truck, 1 trailer operation to having a fleet of massive equipment!!
@@lukasboscher9674 lol how's it abandoned if it's being used. Yeah some stuff sits around for a while but when you have over 20 peices of equipment it's hard to use all of it regularly
@@lukasboscher9674 Naw man, that's the beauty of Andrew....he can fix anything :)
@@lukasboscher9674 he buys worn equipment and fixes it up, you need to watch more of his videos. The man is doing amazing
@@lukasboscher9674 I’d say more than half the time something has been sitting in his yard it’ll fire right up, no matter really how long it’s sat there
@@ryanlaabs6034 ya cuz he gets more money from buying garbage and fixing it on camera then doing jobs in it otherwise he'd buy a new one and be done with it.
Next time on the Andrew Camarata show: Andrew "So with all the heavy duty machines I've been buying and finding out that neither my dump trucks nor my trailers can haul them in a safe and reliable way, I've decided to purchase this semi tractor and lowboy trailer; it comes with multiple axles; it can be lifted up when traveling empty and it's capable of hauling 120,000 pounds."
It seems like you've been buying a ton of equipment lately, I'm glad to see your business and youtube have been going so well! congrats Andrew.
@@williamgrey7422 Those are still assets he could liquidate, which is most likely a half million.
Your dedication to your personal and professional growth is truly inspiring.
Your comments are always so thoughtfully worded.
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Super impressive that you know how to do all of that , I was wondering how you afforded all of this until I seen the complexities of what it took to operate and maintain all of that equipment then it dawned on me how talented you are and it all made sense .
Your creativity and innovation are truly inspiring.
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Andrew, this is one of the most amazing videos you have made in the 2 1/2 years that I have followed you. Your great ambition with both the scope of the project and the scale of machinery is awesome! You have take us into another dimension. I was mesmerized as you clawed away at the side of your mountain. Bravo to you - with your new project, can't wait to see the next one!!
I remember when your green Cat seemed pretty huge. But you out-beasted it by a few. But I guess the new storage/garage expanded twice during the project…
Right! I was thinking that earlier watching this. That green cat seemed like a monster, and then seeing it next to the stuff he has lately, it seem's like yard equipment. Still puts in the work tho, glad he took it out on this job!
6:20 Codi behind the wheel like "I got this Andrew i'll drive after you" had me laughing Congratulations on your newest and biggest piece of equipment!
You have a way of
I watch your videos, and are great. I am from England, . From the 60s, we had a Sand and gravel Quarry, then a limestone quarry. We lived in NW England, manufactured concrete bricks, from which Lancaster University was mostly build. Seeing you get a loader brought back memories as we had Michigan ones. Back then, each scoop was 12 tons (UK). No idea who built the excavators, but as a kid, helped dad service and repair them as you do with yours. I used to have to work harder than his employees, as I bet you had you with yous, so no privilege and I was at school with most on the children of his employees. Since then, I have had many careers, using engineering, computing, diving and IT and communications. I miss all, but know I work for my Government and though poor pay, it is beneficial to many people. Poor pay, but great colleagues and managers and little stress as close to retirement age. I cannot see myself retiring or being made redundant. Nor wealthy LOL, but I love it. Really glad you have found your vocation at a young age and are prosperous.
I really enjoy these longer videos, it was a blast to watch this series and I cant wait for your next installment with the drill that looked like it was going to be a good video. Keep up the great content we will be watching.
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Buys 60 ton loader. Immediately picks up something that lifts back wheels off ground. Love this channel
Yeah i was like: "What? Even the 988 lifts his butt on this? Damn!" XD
I'd expect no less
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Thats a hell of a machine! Wish i could get behind the wheel of that lol. Thanks for all the videos man, this is by far my favorite channel on youtube. Merry christmas/happy holidays to you and your family.
Your creativity and innovation are truly inspiring.
Really an amazing production! Very relaxing, with great taste in music too! Runs like an epic adventure movie. From the thrills of the vision being executed, to the working out and solving of difficult mechanical situations, this is great work man!
You have a way of making complex ideas easy to understand.
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03:30 - Guy with the big cigar needs to be in movies. "I got machines, all types of machines. Come in all colours, as long as it's yellow."
It takes a good operator to run a 988 without spinning the wheels. It looked like the guy running was having difficulty at first. You have to crowd the bucket as soon as you hit the pile to create downforce on the tires so they don't spin. It was pretty muddy, so that may have something to do with it. Also, the wheel loader with a steering wheel and transmission neutralizer pedal is a little harder to load than the newer ones that have a variable torque converter that lets you vary the wheel torque from 100% down to 25% with the left pedal, while providing more hydraulic power to the boom and bucket. Also, with the 988F, the steering wheel changed to a Stic steer on the left arm rest with pushbutton gearshift on the Stick control. But a ton of work can be done with this wheel loader. I can't wait to see what Andrew buys next. Its so fun.
Them rear tires were too bold on it maybe that is why was spinning so much.. Andrew might need to replace those as well specially if he is going to keep this new toy a few years.. Otherwise i fully agree, the progress is fantastic i can't wait to see more..
..speaking of spinning wheels, I noticed right away the rear tires on this beast were Wayyy beyond bald, toast actually...I'd hate to have to pay someone to change those tires, much less buy them!... :0
Just an FYI, if the base of those trees is buried by more than 6 inches, they will probably die with a couple of years. The feeder roots need to be within 6 inches of grade.
I have so many trees buried like that, even 7 years later some of them are doing great with tons of new growth. And when they die, the new ones love the sun hitting the ground and grow fast.
At one time or another I welded on every part of that tractor. I welded the engine frames EEF, welded the NEEF, I welded the buckets, welded the lift arms, even the ROPS. I wouldn’t be surprised if I could find one of my stamps by some of the crucial welds on that very tractor. It rolled out of Aurora Illinois Also welded on 990,992 and the 994
That is cool, this machine is strong. I have been using it for my rock crusher lately.
@@AndrewCamarata do you know the year off hand?
It might be an 88
The drone footage at the beginning is foreshadowing Andrew's equipment yard in 5 years. Love this channel.
My thoughts were quite similar. Loaded with loaders.
You can't have enough awesome machines
I am afraid you are on point... :)
You're probably not wrong..
And I fell out of the hug ... and what are they planning to build there? What are the excavations?
31:56 I love how comically small large machinery can look, next to larger machinery :D
He’s got a 988 needs a 931 just for chits a jiggles
Wow...it's like a big sandbox, thanks for posting Andrew!
At some time in the future you might consider planting a few trees to stabilise the built up areas of land especially near the edges. Great channel, always fun to watch.
You have a natural ability to lead and inspire others.
Your positive attitude is truly infectious.
Thank you Andrew for making my day even better!
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@@jamesireland9188 If you see crap like that report it
@@1STGeneral I've posted dozens of them on Andrew's channel (here) and that doesn't seem to make them go away except to be true.
@@anthonydefreitas6006 I've posted dozens of them on Andrew's channel (here) and that doesn't seem to make them go away except to be true.
11:20 who else was screaming " to watch the door"? :) Nice machine This could be the video with the most machines of yours working on the same project :)
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Yeah he stopped the video to pick it back up and shut the door lol
Most bottle jacks don’t work on their side, it would be better to try a portapower setup where the ram is separate from the hydraulic cylinder. And by the way I have a few acres of land and have always wanted to make a nice stock tank for fishing but I can’t even afford the smallest backhoe or bucket loader that you have, you’re a lucky man
Your kindness, compassion, and generosity are truly unparalleled.
Congratulations on the One Million Subscribers. been following you along time. Keep up the GREAT videos. Thank You.
I really love to see you stepping up your game from year to year. enjoy watching all your videos. keep that awesome stuff going please! :)
Andrew is a master of the land, always improving everything he touches🇺🇸
That was a big job! As usual you're a bad ass, now with more hugh machines. Really enjoy watching you work!!
Back to your best Andy. Great tunes. Phenomenal amount of work. Pleasure to watch.👍
hehehe I giggled when y'all set the cab down with the door open. Then with movie magic...it was shut :D Love your videos man!!! THANK YOU
This is the best channel on KZhead! Been a subscriber from the beginning and have been loving it ever since!
Vous avez tout à fait raison
The guy with the cigar is exactly who I would want working on my stuff too. You can tell hes seen a thing or two
As long as I don't have to smell his breath.
When I worked for British Aluminium in the late 70s, they use Michigan's, but with a big centre pole, and was used to carry 12 ton rolls of aluminium, or ingots. Dad was never sure of the amount of sand/gravel - ours held (a lot 2.50 a truck)
I hope you read this, could save you a ton of money, years ago I worked for Foley Caterpillar in Wichita and had to go out on a field repair on a 988, it was custom specced with a truck torque converter and maybe a different transmission for loading stock piles, they later were trying to dig with it and burned up the tranny. Check your serial number and make sure this isn't the case with your loader before you break something very very expensive.
When I see 1 hour plus videos on other channels I follow I figure I can get through them in a few days. When I see a 1 plus hour video on Andrew's channel I go get the popcorn and relax. Truly enjoy every bit on content he shares. Thanks sir!
I'm a salsa sour cream and green chilies with chips on anything over an hour guy
hello, i'm brazilian and i stick to your videos my name is alexandre you and 10 thanks for posting videos so you could post a video where you buy these machines or when buying could show a little more of the machines...
Be cautious, moving such large land masses can shift the balance of the land mass on the hillside and make the soil resting on the bedrock unstable and cause a landslide
Landslide? You mean more loose material for lower side.
Nice to see different pieces of equipment tackling the same project to see the difference on how effective they are. Also nice to see you stop a project to do maintenance instead of powering on through.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video Andrew, seeing you work on your yard is more interesting than a lot of the jobs!
Hi Andrew, to me , this is one of the most stress relieving videos I have watched.
That ending really is the defintion of a cliff hanger. I mean, that little cliff is still hanging on in this episode, but I bet it will be more than gone in the next one! Will be a blast to watch, as always!
Your comments are always so insightful and thought-provoking.
And I'm completely excited two videos in one day I was enjoyed to see what you're up to see what kind of equipment you're working on or using enjoy your videos very much
there's gotta be some cool fossils in between those rock layers, i wonder if he's ever found any
Andrew, you should put a camera on a stick and look into that fuel tank. You did the right thing letting someone else put that split rim tire on for you.
You really kick the shit out of your equipment. So it’s a pretty good testament on how proper maintenance keeps these units running and working properly. Great to watch!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
When re -installing anything people have too stay observant, that electric connector is key to that machine running properly. Cheers Andrew !
He doesn't care. No patience and no safety.
His helper should have seen it
Those cannon plugs of that size are a real pain to wire up. A lot of wires and no space.
@@j.a.r.family2576 and yet you watch. Is whinging your hobby?
@@wildtimbrown people can watch fools play as well. doesn't make them a fool too. Just saying
47:50 , Do NOT take out that filter ! It is better to have a clogged filter instead of clogged injectors!
It needs a bigger filter that won't clog instantly.
Andrew has to be one of the most successful self-build KZheadrs ever.
You have an incredible ability to think on your feet and make quick decisions.
Very impressive piece of machinery. At first I didn't realize it came with the cab and I thought why the heck is it all open on top making it look much older. Fun fact that you may already know back in the day they didn't come with cabs on top they were just wide open just like bulldozers used to be. I got a feeling you probably already knew that though. Looks like a fun new toy to play out with hopefully it does the job.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.