D7 bulldozer service

[@jussi7358]

I think we all agree these kinds of videos are the best where Andrew services or fixes something... Like buying a new truck and doing alot of fixes are the best

[@AdrenalineRushMX]

i like all the video lol but yes these are the best for sure

[@Zapdos6996]

I can't wait for another blasting video. The last one was awesome. Seeing those charges detonating and hauling ass at 68 times the speed of light and at maximum warp in a straight line of explosions was amazing to watch! The massive tidal wave of shattered rock and earth coming down the hillside was mind blowing! Was so satisfying to watch.

[@calicomadre7315]

The channel was at its height when it was one man, his dog and several cameras against the world. Now he has an army of employees. Just not the same.

[@berty1422]

Mmmm...Andrew just breaking and fixing stuff is ok. But its average stuff. When he WAS working for a living that was good stuff - doing all these jobs. Now with his YT income he is just playing around and it is not good content. In the end, YT will only supply an income for another couple of years before another social media takes over. The good part is the next phase - blasting for gravel. He is clearing the ground to get the sedimentary rock blasted and use it as road metal. It is cheaper buying a rock crusher and paying to get the cliff blasted and have a proper road.

[@oghamstone5964]

Yes,absolutely brilliant. But KZbin are destroying the platform with their parasitic ads.

[@tracykeenan4449]

When I can’t sleep at night which is often I always watch you KZbin channel it’s the best I’m 64yrs old there’s no bullshit about your channel you don’t talk for a 1/2 hour before you start working keep up the good work ❤ I love watching you paint things

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@2A3A66]

Mesmerizing! I don't Know what it is, but I can watch those old Cats plow dirt all day long. I think it's the sound and watching the simplicity of the blade cut and move all that earth!

[@scotabot7826]

When you wish a video was 2 hours longer, and didn't want it to end any time soon!! You're the man Andrew, Just Do It!!

[@cycleguy666]

Love seeing old machines being taken care of!! I have 40 year old tractors that just keep running!! 45 year old lawn mowers that are still in use with the original engines. Maintenance is key!! Good job Andrew on taking care of those beautiful machines!! Thank you!! That D7 just idles along pushing a wall of soil!! Amazing machine!! 👏

[@chrisbarr1359]

And the old machines are fairly simple to work on compared to new stuff with all the computer controlled everything!

[@brianwilke592]

I was a 10 year old boy when that bulldozer was built. Not sure if it was made in Peoria, IL, where Caterpillar had many of its factories, but if it was made in the Peoria area, I lived only 30 miles away, and some of the people in my little town worked at Cat. I'm 64 now, and love how you got that old monster running so smoothly. They sure did a good job making heavy machinery back in the day.

[@maryannanderson2213]

Bulldozer catches on fire and the spin Andrew puts on it is that he's "just cleaning the leaves out of there." Just another reason why we love this guy!

[@mannsjm]

Always good to see you in the woods pushing dirt and now with Sam helping as well. She always makes me smile.

[@timgarland8619]

A suggestion about adding oil: If you pour the bottle, bucket or can with the spout up at the 12 o'clock position instead of at the bottom at 6 o'clock, air gets in sooner and easier and you will not get the glug, glug, glug. Without that going on, the oil/transmission fluid or whatever will flow in easier and faster and you are not as likely to spill it.

[@aserta]

1905 The automobile magazine says that's the right way to pour. They knew stuff in 1905.

[@pepcatch11]

good pro tip👍

[@CerebralAilment]

Pro's pour it sideways with the jug looking 3-9 - gives better flow control and non glugging at all ;-)

[@LibertyDankmeme]

@@aserta in 1905 people still knew which restrooms to use ... the good ol' days

[@cat637d]

@@LibertyDankmeme Winner👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Justhereforthecomments-u7t]

Love the old D-7s! Operated one for a long time in the Army and was never let down!

[@Norweeg]

Videos like this where you service your equipment are some of my favorite ones. I was pumped to see this notification! I Shazam’ed the opening song and it came up as “Fire Extinguisher Medley,” nice touch! 🤣

[@johnlatham7092]

Hi Norweeg, great spot my friend !

[@rockkitty100]

Love watching old iron maintained and running well. Nice job Andrew!!!

[@edmedlin2936]

I love watching your videos. Reminds me of all the years I did the same kind of work, got my hands dirty, took care of all kinds of big machines and kept them running. Thanks loads!

[@johnnygavita]

I used to run a D8 in the California rice land, hot summer days the loud beast will rock you to sleep! Crop duster pilots would buzz you awake. There's noting like operating engine driven machinery. Andrew you allow folks to live through your experiences and that's a wonderful experience! On behalf of your audience Thank You Brother!!!

[@Korrupted8787]

As a truck mechanic I always enjoy any wrenching videos you do. You don't have the right tools most of the time but you make do with ingenuity. Those drain bolts were way over torqued!

[@roblochjr3958]

I am in just total aw of this guy. The work he puts forth in these videos is by far the best of anyone out there. But work ethic is unbelievable . Most guys would run these older machines in the ground and just replace them as they went along, But Andrew takes the time to do routine and some time not so routine maintenance on all his equipment. The thousands of dollars spent on Oil, Hydro fluid, tires, brakes, filters. You name it , This guy can handle it.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@nowhereguy45]

I like how your D7 that is built for forest work/falling tree protection and long term downtime with a pony motor is at your castle, and the D7 that is built for normal construction work and frequent use is in the mountains.

[@AndrewCamarata]

You are right.

[@jaquigreenlees]

If I remember right, this one was brought for the winch to get other stuff up the road to the top.

[@jurzdevil]

the castle one had the disconnected winch and failed track tensionor seal, would have been a liability on the mountain.

[@AndrewCamarata]

The one at the castle needs some work, but it does have a better roll cage and the roller fairlead on it.

[@bradh5629]

I really wish I had two D7's and could worry about which one is best suited for the job lol. When I get on my Kubota after watching Andrew's videos and push around a yard or two at a time it's just not the same. I also like how calm he is when there is fire.

[@stephendavies923]

I find it funny when I see many people in the comments section, giving Andrew advice that is both common sense and obvious. Andrew is not an idiot. He has been looking after these machines, doing this sort of heavy machine work in his chosen area of industry, for many years. Don't forget you are watching this channel because of his content. I am looking forward to the explosive results, as he similarly shared with us in the past at Castle Camarata. All the best Andrew from London, UK.

[@theoik3499]

No gloves, old oil, no glasses, sets dozer on fire. Yes, he knows exactly what he's doing all the time.

[@mini696]

@@theoik3499 He didn't set the dozer on fire, he set the leaves on fire.

[@theoik3499]

@@mini696 Yes, and I didn't set fire to the house, I only set fire to the curtains

[@sjv6598]

This is the guy that fitted a car stereo with a chainsaw dude.

[@berty1422]

'Common sense' 😆😆😆. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Freundm30117]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a single person that has, maintains, and repairs as many individual pieces of equipment as Andrew! I think if you were to place a battery tender on each piece of equipment he owns, you would need a three phase power drop.

[@philipfell4292]

Diesel Creek might be up there. He never stops buying from Auctions

[@XxPhasemanxX]

I'm shocked he hasn't installed solar battery tenders on all his stuff

[@chunkychambers1530]

@@philipfell4292 we need a diesel creek and AC crossover video!

[@jasonh4167]

@@philipfell4292 yeah matt@DC

[@philipfell4292]

@@chunkychambers1530 I was actually thinking that AC would be a perfect match for when DC fixes up that overhead crane he bought for the new building….

[@DIRECTORofFILMS]

I love work, I could watch Andrew do it all day. I mean me and work have just grown apart, but watching someone else doing it is great.

[@gergage6]

I love seeing Cody bark at anything that requires a pull start. Makes me think he is trying to protect Andrew from the machine "growling" at him. Cody sees that arm move quickly and is like "Did he just hit that and then it growled at him? I PROTECT!"

[@bernlew977]

no dumb dogs do that I had smart dogs never did it other dogs not so smart did it he not as smart as the old dog was

[@rpietros]

@@bernlew977 🤡

[@prestonbrowning2438]

Bern lue you ain't had or got shit but a unwanted and popular opinion

[@Zaltic]

@@bernlew977 he is still very young. Levi got used to it and didn't care. Young dogs go crazy over anything they have tons of energy

[@garrettpressgrove9743]

@@bernlew977and

[@Zapdos6996]

I like new equipment and heavy machinery as much as the next feller. But man, nothing beats those old solid iron horses, in my opinion. New heavy machinery is like a very technical and calculated boxer, and old heavy machinery is like Rocky Balboa. Pure brute force and power, and a will and determination to never die or quit. You damn near can't kill the old machinery. Love the content as always Andrew! I can't wait for another blasting video. The last one was amazing, seeing those charges detonating and hauling ass in a straight line of explosions was amazing to watch!

[@ipalmpre]

Got my t-shirt and Cody dog toy for my pup couple days ago thank you sir appreciate it keep up with good work enjoy the videos and my dog likes watching Cody and blue run around too!

[@AndrewCamarata]

Cool, glad you like it.

[@rogerwhiting9310]

So much for jump in it and go... I paid close to $500 just in filters to service a 10,000 lb excavator. The fluids cost almost that much too. Great fun seeing you overcome problems...

[@pauldemeules9927]

Andrew glad to see your not injured or on crutches anymore. Keep the videos coming. Its plow season so keep those videos coming 😊

[@technicalitems731]

I have a lot of old Cat iron like this. Good tough rebuildable stuff. I’ve done this work all my life. This is like watching my daily life and struggles in an entertaining format. Hate it but love it. Makes a good mechanic and a McGuyver out of you.

[@benschlack5814]

Your dogs are the best sharing a stick while walking next to a dozer and there smart enough to stay safe. Very nice 👍

[@eldonjenkins551]

Enjoy watching Andrew do his thing. And now he has Samantha helping just makes the videos that much better. Good to see two people work together when each complement the other in what they are doing and accomplishing together. Keep the videos coming Stay Safe

[@SaucyBegger25]

is Samantha andrews sister?

[@armandoaldana8543]

@@SaucyBegger25 I thought it was a boy

[@SaucyBegger25]

@@armandoaldana8543 I did at first than I see this message about it being Samantha 🤣🤣

[@itsnetts]

Hi Andrew! You're one of the reasons I've started pursuing running heavy machinery, thank you!

[@dlaitch]

Experience has shown that if you look after your tools and equipment it will serve you well. Judging by how hard the fluid plugs were frozen in place leads me to believe the fluids were either long overdue for replacement or maybe not changed at all. Great attention to detail in changing oil,trans fluid, greasing and filter changes ,Andrew , a valuable lesson for all equipment users/owners..👍👍👍

[@LightIySaltedPeanuts]

def changed at one point... that's a 52 year old machine lol

[@andyellis307]

That's beautiful soil Andrew you can sell that to garden centres by the lorry load . Great film as always

[@awf118]

Having someone, anyone, to work on stuff with is awesome. Especially if they actually know what they are doing and come up with good ideas to solve problems. My wife likes to stare and ask if we need to call a professional. Ahem, you’re looking at the professional. Just because it takes me twice as long and I reference the same KZbin video 10 times, doesn’t mean I don’t know what I’m doing.

[@bartlesby]

Andrew, absolutely love what you're doing. I live across from you in Dutchess County and have also bought two large pieces of property and had to blast both sites...one blast was a full half acre. When I saw your first blast video it was so cool to see that you handled the aftermath yourself. I had to pay a couple hundred grand to take care of my mess from my blast. I didn't discover you until after my second blast and am disappointed that I couldn't have had you potentially come and do my site work. I would have loved to watch you work in person. If I ever blast again, I will reach out and see if you can help. You are so much better than the excavators I used! I also can't wait for your next blast video. Rock on!

[@mysurlytrucker7510]

Thanks for the service great video Andrew that old boy sure needed some love , and congratulations to the we woman I mean that nicely, she is quite the drone pilot.

[@garsonprice3441]

Andrew- here's a great tip about freeing up rusted nuts/bolts. Mix acetone/ATF 50/50 mix. Shake immediately before each use as the oil carries the acetone but doesn't dissolve it. This mixture has saved many a frozen nut situation. Popular Mechanics magazine shared this tip after doing extensive test comparisons. Salute from New Brunswick, Canada.

[@crankymonkey4550]

Noted.

[@challengecompleted55]

Heat and wax also does wonders.

[@SilenceDogood76]

Can use automatic transmission fluid as well if you don't have hydraulic oil handy...

[@crankymonkey4550]

@@challengecompleted55 just make sure you have fire extinguisher around, or else....

[@challengecompleted55]

@@crankymonkey4550 bah! Andrew just showed that a little water will do ya! In all seriousness though, you don't need to get the part that hot. It only needs to be hot enough to melt the wax, and that will draw it into the threads of whatever is stuck.

[@ZenWithKen]

The filter you replaced at the 11:15 mark came out with the gasket down and went back in the with gasket up. Thanks for sharing!

[@Brandon-up4to]

Hi Andrew I’ve been a fan for about 2 years now, my first vid I saw was fixing a tractor!Keep up the good work!

[@ssstefannn1]

i have never seen a single russian tractor without oil leaks or diesel, this one looks very clean, without any leaks

[@woolyhighlander7280]

Russian ?

[@peterjohnson2412]

The second I saw this notification my exact words were “oh hell yes”

[@SoleEpiphany]

Between Andrew, Matt, Jesse and Chris who needs cable 😂

[@Niklaus1911]

When i read "service"

[@waterislife.9204]

Always awesome to watch Andrew & his buddy's do maintenance on equipments. Good clearing job.

[@Wingnut_Stickman]

12 pt sockets come in really handy if you have square nuts. Excellent video!

[@felixthecleaner8843]

all AC vids are extremely interesting and informative - even watching him change oil filters is worth watching!

[@freddog5218]

been watching since you started your house love to have adventures with you jobs the new property and equipment repairs. love it all.

[@amdhehe]

I watch your videos in my home theatre. That intro shot looked amazing. I'll watch other peoples youtube videos on the living room tv, but yours I always save for the theatre. Thanks for caring about quality, 4k 60fps is appreciated.

[@bertadelaudebri7179]

As always, we do enjoy your (and your crew as well as the dogs) all inclusive entertaining service, maintenance and mechanical wizardry.

[@randallhutchcraft5518]

Andrew you got a special helper, she's great.

[@tymatt7544]

I'm so impressed with Samantha, she is a go getter!!! You don't find ladies like her very often. She's not afraid to do anything. Love all your videos.

[@BraydenStephens28]

Where is she in the videos?

[@turbocat1984]

@@BraydenStephens28 The one that looks like a dude.

[@dozerboy67]

I remember working on our old cable operated D6 with my dad, the things we learned together stood me well throughout my life. I don’t know if that young man is your son, but even if he isn’t, he’ll remember that day forever. We changed out the cables that lifted the blade up and down, and by the time we got done, we looked like we’d been in a knife fight! 😂😂 Good job on the dozer, if you take care of your iron, it’ll take care of you! Be safe! 🇺🇸🙏💪💪🤘

[@dabofiron.itzsimplicity]

I think that young man is a woman

[@CerebralAilment]

This was a really sweet video! Like that last shot with all the tracky boys out to play clearing off the hillside.

[@kieranosullivan02]

you been to the mountain recently?

[@CerebralAilment]

@@kieranosullivan02 This was the last time I was out there in beginning of October - might make it out later this week if it doesn't snow up there!

[@AMatofFact]

Holy production value, these are getting cinematic! Nice work Andrew.

[@Joseph-C]

I love the intro to this video. Just a drone shot and straight to work. No need to tell us what the title already says. Keep up the great work Andrew and Co!

[@tlbfarm4473]

One of the reasons I love AC's videos: No useless time-wasting fillers!

[@davechapman1371]

Andrew ran into this video like Stone Cold Steve Austin.

[@ralpha112233]

I love the videos. It's good to see someone maintaining their equipment. A good wash and paint would be great. I loved the surprise and absent minded comment; "There'sa lot of leaves in here. "when he found leaves in the bottom of the chassis. His machine has been sitting under a tree in a clearing of a forest.

[@TreachourusJdogg]

Hell yeah, love the winter months when Andrew catches up on uploads

[@terencemerritt]

Fire extinguishers are a last resort. New t shirt design. I want to take time to brag on you big guy. You are one of three chancels who l rant the bell for and hit the like button before even watching, but Andrew I swear dude the time you put in to these videos along with the editing/filming quality is second to none. Best of the best, with no big sponsorship or nothing, just down right good damn videoing of real stuff!

[@markuschampos5750]

I'm really looking forward to when Camarata starts crushing the mountain! I'm been working with that myself in Sweden. This is the best on KZbin!

[@JD-zm4eh]

When your king of the hill, things go your way. Great video Andrew, I was glued to the screen through the entire video.

[@AWDJRforYouTube]

Camarata's service station...Service with a smile! Great video as always Andrew!🙂

[@daveloucks7589]

I really enjoy your videos. Don’t use a 12 point socket for high torque or impact applications. Use a 6 point socket for that. Get a better cordless impact. That’s all! Keep ‘em coming!

[@d6c10k4]

Good that you're servicing it. A lot of old machines just get run until they stop dead. There should have been a lot more trans fluid in the bevel gear case.....like 25-30 gal. Part of the problem may be that it's leaking into that left hand final drive, which is probably why it was over full. Be sure to check the bottom of the torque converter housing too. There is a drain and a magnetic screen in the bottom. There should be only a couple of gallon the the torque housing. If there's lots more it can indicate a leaking torque converter which can cause overheating.

[@AndrewCamarata]

The trans leaks on this still. I need to try to figure it out.

[@billvandorn5332]

I was wondering about a converter. You cleared up my cobwebs and Andrew answered for us.

[@AndrewBrowner]

i mean theres what 25ish new gallons in there if he missed a few in the TC i think its fine, most people would of ran the old oil until the machine dropped dead

[@andrewahlquist9156]

@@AndrewCamarata Ambition Strikes channel has a good video on their channel of fault finding the trans and torque converter on their Cat D8 (seal failure on torque converter). Maybe similar to your Cat

[@ambroiseriboldi4952]

Salut à toi. Comme toujours, bonne vidéo. Toujours plaisantes à voir. Une chose que peux te recommander, un vieux mécanicien de chantier, qui a pratiqué ces machines, en situation, sur les chantiers, de longues années. Quand tu fait une vidange générale, sur ces bêtes, tu dois te munir d'un "gros" marteau. Touts ces bouchons, qui résistent, avec une rallonge carrée 1",que tu met bien en place, un vrai gros coup de marteau, bien appuyer, ensuite, tu verra, çà vient tout seul. Je peut te garantir que aucun bouchon n'a résisté. Pas besoin de chauffer, au risques de flamber la machine entière. 😂😂😂Bonne continuation. Ne t'arrête pas de nous monter toutes tes compétences, en beaucoup de choses.

[@dansbrown1313]

Thanks for the video Andrew, it's always nice watching you and Samantha tackling projects as a team. I noticed around time stamp 14:30 that someone had to resort to using a cold chisel and hammer to loosen that bolt you were struggling with. The manufacturer will have included the correct torque settings to use when tightening bolts and nuts and when the person servicing the machine decides to guess, well, that means the next person doing the service (you) will be on the struggle bus and waste a lot of time. LOL, Andrew accidentally sets the cat belly pan on fire and then says" I knew that fire was a good idea". Cute but still not as fun as " It broke for no reason". Cheers from Canada.

[@michaelschuenemann3505]

Hard Bolt to Shift - we always put "Never Zeese" on some of our Bolts it helps for next Time ! Wow a small Fire ! Dozer needed its Grease and Oil Maintenance - Job well done ! Testing the Dozer and she worked Brilliant ! Great Video we really enjoyed and many Cheers from us in Australia !!!!

[@steveharleyfan]

So good to see how happy Sam is to get stuck in with the oily side of heavy equipment maintenance. Andrews skills are just awesome and she is learning so much from him.

[@chrisbarr1359]

Her channel is good as well. Andrew is present in some.

[@sjv6598]

@@chrisbarr1359 not for much longer, she dumped him. Said he was too hard to live with.

[@jim575757]

@@sjv6598 Honestly i don't think she's playing for the same team m8.

[@pmiller7886]

@@jim575757 she definitely does not play for the same team... She posted in 2016 a picture about trans awareness with her face... She don't want to be a girl at this juncture.... No idea what she was doing with Andrew ... On the surface she is a confused individual it seems... Whatever I suppose.

[@TheRantingCabbie]

Every time you pull start something Cody goes nuts. The sound of it, and the way you pull your arm back makes him think you're trying to get away from something attacking you. I guess he's protective of you.

[@proven6270]

AC & crew is 1 money making Hard WORKING Fella 😁👍...... Very Inspiring...... Nice Work Andrew......... (ole Levi ) & pups 👍😁😊

[@timbroome212]

Andrew, I don't know what the relationship is between you and "Sam" (I assume it stands for Samantha), but she is a really good match for you. I like her! She is a real "fireball"! She is very talented and seems to be afraid of absolutely nothing! Don't lose her, Andrew!

[@ernestgephardt6135]

Andrew, I have been watching you since your 20th video. Still love ya man. Keep it going and keep on fixing

[@Games_Of_Simen7]

i LOVE watching you take care and take service of your equipments, keep up the good work:)

[@jimconnor8274]

Thay old dozer seems to be running real good. Can't wait to see the new gravel pit.

[@jamespayne8781]

Good kid. Seems to be in touch with what he’s doing. Crawling around on and under oily, rusty machine builds character.

[@Innov8orRepair]

You are really building up quite the infrastructure on that mountain. Ever since Jesse Muller mentioned a collaboration with you, I have been picturing a giant ICF castle up there. Whatever it is you have planned, it's going to be epic.

[@440E57]

23:34 - “Do a little blasting.” That future AC video went right to the top of my Christmas list!

[@missyroehling5944]

My almost 7yr old son is your biggest fan!! He has a big obession for all things construction/heavy equipment and watches you almost daily. 😊😊 Just ordered tshirt/sweatshirt/stickers/magnets today for Christmas🎄!!

[@AndrewCamarata]

Cool, glad to hear that.

[@armstronggeorge1533]

One of the hardest working crew on you tube the videos are always great !!

[@StoianAtanasov]

Thank you Andrew! Can't wait to see the video of the crusher 😁

[@NoName-ud7bn]

I am exhausted just by looking at these people struggle. Respect!

[@Piper1511]

Andrew is on a steady march to two million subscribers. Just a matter of time!

[@bostedtap8399]

So many filters and oil changes on a single piece of equipment. Great work and video both. Thanks for sharing.

[@WigneyR]

Props to you for not putting up with broken shit and leaving it to rot, glad you’ve given all these machines a new lease on life even if they’re starting to show their age a bit. Shows what a little bit of tlc can do

[@georgej7077]

If you ever want to run that thing in the cold without freezing, you can reverse the fan blades so they pull instead of push. We did that on our d8 building logging road in Pacific Northwest. Made winter days way more comfortable.

[@ecksdog]

We did the same with an old cable,hand clutch D8. We also had a canvas tarp running along side of the engine to throw heat back onto the operator.

[@jimmyashley8002]

Unless you reverse the direction the blade rotates, merely turning them around only means they are less efficient.

[@georgej7077]

@@jimmyashley8002 It worked just fine for us on all our Cats, cheers.

[@nspro931]

@@jimmyashley8002 You don't take the fan off and bolt it on the other way, you change the pitch of the blades so they throw air the opposite direction.

[@kennethhume8628]

I have been subscribing to Andrew for some time and must admit that Samantha adds another great dimension to his videos .

[@dave_in_florida]

Plot twist, check out last video and comments

[@johnnybg99]

lolz

[@nickturner2813]

Kenneth Hume, " _I have been subscribing to Andrew for some time..._ ". Shame that you don't watch his videos before commenting, then!

[@kennethhume8628]

@@nickturner2813 , what makes you say that I don’t watch his videos ?

[@kennethhume8628]

@@dave_in_florida , explain ?

[@billnln3180]

I love the way you keep your equip. in good working order. I also think you need to keep this girl. she is great with you.

[@sgprojectservices5054]

you need a torque multiplier for those really stuck plugs where you don't have any room to add leverage. best tool I have for working on heavy iron.

[@AdelinoGambiarras]

That Dozer really got some power to it, is all ways nice to watch your videos every time you post a new video it makes me happy thanks for sharing you story with us. Kind regards from London England.

[@analyticalmastermind2569]

LOL Andrew, I like the alien artifact you unearthed at the 27 min mark! Love the vids man, Thank YOU.

[@OuradventuresGU]

Brilliant as always and just enough talking in Andrew style to keep us all aware of what’s going on!

[@jerremyvinson6310]

From your words to the guy trying to get the starter bolt off the international dump truck “pull harder” “I can’t pull any harder” “well pull harder” 😂 just so good never forget that.

[@singncarpenter6270]

It amazes me reading the comments how many critics are on here. Didn't your parents ever teach you that if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all? This is some of the best content on KZbin. If you don't like it, go watch something else. Anyway Andrew, keep on going and ignore the trolls. The number of followers you have proves you are doing it right.

[@sicknote26]

Andrew is the best thing since sliced bread hands down. if he made video on how to clean up dog poo I'd probably watch that to lol god bless you all

[@chaddesantis4191]

Have kids, that worked for me.

[@Amritt_Poncho_Villa]

Glad you got that fire put out!! A suggestion. I put down one of those cheap blue tarps whenever I have to crawl under something in my gravel driveway, almost as good as using a creeper. ; -)

[@gayle4804]

Love what you're doing and I love those dogs just playing and having a good time and thank you for having Samantha there with you

[@bren70ssss94]

They broke up .

[@billvandorn5332]

@@bren70ssss94 awww

[@docholliday6338]

I don't think they were a couple

[@Jehty_]

@@docholliday6338 he called her his girlfriend a few videos ago. Would be a bit strange doing that if they weren't a couple :)

[@docholliday6338]

@@Jehty_ He said he was staying with his girlfriend at the camping trailer but did didn't show who it was and there was another girl there at the same time. Plus another video someone made a comment about it and he said that she just worked for him

[@daved5244]

She runs and works well, and deserves that service, well done. Blue & Cody are always trying to steal the show though!

[@imrindar]

Service videos are my favorite!

[@rokaxiv]

Cannot wait for the blasting of the rock, the blasting at your castle has got to be my favourite video of yours hands down

[@Onemattressatatime]

Oil change, disassemble entire bulldozer great design engineering . If you ever have any little Camarata’s You’ve Built Best playground ever .

[@fourniersfarm]

It's nice to see your latest videos with your little brother helping out with the repairs that's a great trade to pass on in the family good for you Andrew!!

[@marc7491]

Samantha is his "little brother?" 🙂

[@AndrewCamarata]

I guess I shouldn't be too sad about that girl leaving me when most people think its a boy.

[@anderleof]

@@AndrewCamarata 🤣

[@Peter-gi3re]

@@AndrewCamarata I think they are just being a wise ass saying stuff like that.

[@Selash84]

@@AndrewCamarata Sorry things went south, mate.

[@randallhutchcraft5518]

You are the first person I ever seen checking the oil with the engine running, I always check it after it runs a while.

[@calholli]

14:40.. When those plugs are stuck like that-- put your heat on the case around it, not the plug itself. And also it's good to have a little water squirt bottle.. You can get close and spray that plug (or bolt, etc) but try not to wet the casing, and that cooling will cause the plug to shrink, while the heated casing will still be expanded. So if you just spray it with water and then quickly try to crank on it before the heat finds equilibrium again-- you'll have a much better chance of getting it to break loose. The KEY" is to have as much of a DIFFERENCE in temperature as you can between the casing and plug: With the casing being hot and the plug being cold. Cheers.

[@dennisholst4322]

Those plugs don't have to be torqued some guys don't know what they are doing

[@TBPollock]

I've got a little Goldendoodle puppy who likes to gather all her toys in one place so she can supervise and admire them. I notice Andrew likes to do the same thing with his dozers.😊

[@Jackst54]

I’ve been watching a ton of oil drip heater videos lately. Planning on building one soon to heat a large shop. With as much oil as you acquire maintaining your equipment it could be beneficial and would be cool if you made a video making one!

[@tomasviane3844]

True, but if you own a mountain, chances are that he has enough wood to heat a whole village...