Resurfacing a driveway with gravel

[@MrSaemichlaus]

I love how this channel grows through the quality of its content and not through clickbait titles and thumbnails.

[@donnadiaz6085]

“I got some more bee spray” lights massive torch

[@Chris_Moncada]

I didn’t think I’d watch 51 minutes of “driveway resurfacing” but I did. Super satisfying. The inner child in me wants to drive all those pieces of equipment.

[@blacksheep25251]

I'm now living vicariously through him.

[@luvstruck2733]

Yeah buddy.

[@azamfauzan1649]

Gxgv au individuyz kkb

[@thekingsilverado9004]

It's so nice to a young man that can run like machines like well oiled Swiss watch and know what he is doing because most kids his age can do little more than play with their dicks and cell phone. I watched it too not because I don't run machines either it's nice to see these thinking kids if he is local I got a little job if he wants it. It was a good video however where I live in northeastern Pocono's that was a cake job with no gigantic boulders sticking up out of that driveway. Leads me to believe an excavator earthed it as we call it some home owners here in the pocono area paid big bucks to have those annoying Klinkers remover and bed the driveway with the larger granite and clay packing material and that fine material he is manipulating went over the top. I did a few Towamensing Trails and Lake Harmony. Not every one wanted then lumpy bumpy boulders in the original homes path way as well as petrified prehistoric tree stumps that also turn up in new and existing construction

[@deanblack3202]

Same,what is it about Andrew?? He makes a good video. Dean.

[@bkipme3766]

Andrew I appreciate that your first thought with that play-yard was to take it down to give it to friends with kids. You are a really great example to all of us that work for a living. I hope some of the kindness you show others finds its way back to you.

[@robcappa]

I need a bulldozer. Not sure what for, but after watching this video, I need one.

[@jeff7764]

Rob Cappa you could probably operate it better than this guy for sure

[@SC-sf8xt]

I couldnt get a dozer in but i could park a skidsteer in my garage!

[@RiverValleyAcres]

Jeff Panetta this guy is a decent dozer hand from what I can see. For what all he does with it id say he’s doing good.

[@cr4zyj4ck]

When you buy a dozer, work for it will appear if you look for it.

[@adamgm84]

Same... Good hobby... "Hey do you mind if I bulldoze out a bunch of trees in your front driveway for a few hours? I'll bring my dozer and pay for fuel"

[@JimColburn08281946]

I am an old 73 year old Vietnam veteran. I started driving big truck when I was 14 years old and it is good to see a young man driving and not using the clutch You were tough well.

[@psullivan40]

Andrew, I take my hat off to you sir. You truly are a one-man show. When I saw your truck stuck, I was like "what's he going to do now? There's no one else to drive another machine to pull him out." How dare I underestimate your "get'r done" initiative. At minute mark 23, when you set the Yanmar off on its own, I was like "ok, I've now seen it all, I should probably go back to my day job." Thank you so much for taking the time to share your work. It is truly inspiring. Keep it up!!

[@Jstro14]

10000000% spot on haha I literally Said the same thing to myself. I was like now how tf is he gonna get himself out of that "rut" literally lol and bam the damn yanmar is running on its own in reverse seeing him bolt to the dump truck bahahahahaha fckn epic movie there!

[@charlieknox6706]

I'm sure it was my 'body english' as I was watching (10 months later) that helped the most !

[@cathy9160]

You gotta do what you gotta do.

[@kenwalker4583]

Trust me, its not the first time he's done that.

[@hornetobiker]

A reponse only a merkin could add. Good dog.

[@jerrygreen9851]

And now for our full length feature movie of the week THE DRIVEWAY starring Andrew Camarata as the operator. Thanks for sharing.

[@augustreil]

"Best Movie of the Year" Siskel and Ebert says: "if there's a must see movie, this one is it" lol !

[@I_Am_Michael]

even a few evil villains in it. the wasps.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Another one I see.. I knew I wasn't alone.

[@vdwalt4464]

I wonder what piece of equipment they'll use to roll out the red carpet with at the awards ceremony? Better yet, who will do it---maybe Andrew?

[@deanblack3202]

Most people can operate these machines. But using them properly is a whole different kettle of fish. The man knows what he’s going big time.

[@captainover-tighten6729]

I’ve been watching you for years. I’ve decided to go back and rewatch your old videos (for customers). I have to say that these are really good. The content and your skills as an operator. You’ve come a long way Andrew, good for you. Keep on posting. Thanks. G

[@c.rincon7145]

Working at my home office job, is nothing compared to the satisfying work that you do. If their were two of you, unfathomable what could be accomplished !!!

[@goneshootin6401]

refreshing to see some one with common sense and a problem solver .. with out being held by the hand and told what to do ... awesome vid !!!!

[@billyhicks5265]

Andrew, you are a very hard working young man. I like the fact that you are non cocky and showed compassion for some child in need rather than destroying the playground for time sake. God Bless You. I love your videos.

[@samsen201]

Me too. So appreciated his right spirit of Recycling rather than Destruction that is the norm of our society.

[@TheMetalButcher]

Yep, I was just thinking how Lets Dig would have smashed that thing.

[@me2mike91780]

You Sir are an extremely talented human being!!! An asset to your clients and community BRAVO!!

[@willb3018]

Found these AC videos just a few days ago. He is amazing. Who else could make grading, demo and repairs and maintenance so entertaining. This country needs many more million Andrews. The work ethic, a self starter, the common sense approach to just about everything. Aside from the work he does, his videos are among the best on KZbin. Great camera and drone work. "Soundtracks" are great. You can tell he is very detail oriented in absolutely everything he does. Back to his work....I wish he lived near me. And love that dog!

[@lennyp4782]

You might want to check your nose for brown spots there bud.

[@AfaanOromostock-]

I'm a black guy here but you see he could have chosen to become a rapper musicians or a drug dealer but decided not to.😅

[@codygooch510]

You’d be surprised. This country is slap full of Andrews we just don’t record it & post it on KZbin. Not only that but the media just doesn’t promote people like us. That’s just not newsworthy. America is the place for self employed “ditch diggers”. Some of us only work enough to just make it through & some of us make a doctors salary or more. This guy is the embodiment of America & you’re finally getting a glimpse of it. This is literally what they mean by the “American dream” I gotta admit though, his calm and steady approach to everything is something I envy.. a lot.

[@tomre2769]

I think I can see why your channel is popular, sir. Alot of us enjoy watching jobs done, and thinking of how we would do it, and also learn a few things :-) No tv can beat this.

[@yoramsadot4166]

Andrew is definitely a good person and a great example for people out there

[@hdxer8825]

It's fun to watch, even though I myself was an excavator driver and machinist in the sewer and road construction for almost 40 years. Today I am a pensioner and would like to return to the excavator when I see something like this :) Greetings from Germany

[@gabrielroser3397]

Moin

[@chrisbradbury5238]

Good thoughts and comment! Agreed, so fun to watch. Hope you noticed the beauty of Hudson Valley NewYork in the video too.

[@kosh9639]

Good video... But, he should make a small Ditch: before grading the road.. for the water into & not Pooling under the gravel.

[@ladydi4runner]

Chris from Colebury Indeed! Andrews many talents unfold before us like arts and Entertainment! Sooo addicting. 😁🤣Such a Great job he always does too. He makes it look so dang easy! Thanks Andrew and Be Safe All! 👍👏🏻😁😷

[@ladydi4runner]

Also reminds me of the Upstate NY woods I spent half my childhood in. Just beautiful woods to stroll thru, but LOTS poison ivy/sumacs. Andrew hates it as much as I do, as seen in a recent video! 👏🏻👍😂He Tore it right up! 👊🏻👏🏻🤣

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Andrew before the end of the year you will be over 100,000 subscribers. The word is spreading about your honest down to earth, direct in your face, always on time always on budget work you do and people like it! I'm glad I found you close to your beginning. You were my first channel I subscribed to. Thank you for sharing.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@Zuaquim1]

More than 129,000 now!

[@johndowe7003]

@@Zuaquim1 138k now :O

[@moonlandingagain3228]

194.000

[@dennishayes65]

Military Museum : 204,000 may 21,2019

[@corries4]

I discovered your channel 3 weeks ago and my daughter and I cannot see enough of your channel. I love your honest, hardworking, can-do attitude man. Awesome videos and great channel. Keep it up Andrew! The world need more people like you

[@smockleybohunk]

Exactly Christopher. Andrew is doing what would love to be able to do. He does such an awesome job of everything he tackles, and he tackles everything. I started watching him over a year ago and he just amazes me.

[@SkarletShadows]

When you reply to someone's comment without replying to it using the reply button

[@FayeCalder]

I love your channel! It’s something that is super cool to me. I am 69 and female and would love to do what you do! This would surprise my family and friends! Hugs Andrew and Stay safe! MommaFaye

[@delcasaleexcavating9508]

Andrew, I totally feel for you every time I see your single axel dump get stuck on what seems like "wet grass". I had a 88' I.H. S-1900 single axel dump that I bought new. & After a couple of months of pulling it out with the dozer or mini excavator... I wished I had bought a 4x4 version or tandem..... very frustrating at times but overall it was a great truck ! Especially if you're doing a lot of residential work and need to get a truck into tight areas and such... Great job as always & thanks for sharing your passion and excellence.. Stay safe

[@Builder99]

I had a 5 ton ford single axle dump that got stuck on near all the jobs but it could carry everything on it...Loved that truck...

[@joebrinson5040]

I know nothing about your equipment (except what I have learned from your videos) but I find your videos very interesting and relaxing to watch. You have an amazing knowledge of your equipment. I enjoy both your excavation work and your repair work. Your work always looks great. You spend a lot of time with great camera angles and editing. Your music selections are great. Thanks.

[@Ryanhelpmeunderstand]

You’re not from earth are you... what an amazing human being you are!

[@anabelfre]

Mike Lyons I haven’t seen you doing it 🙄

[@tonymurray814]

anabelfre A So it’s called grading not grating genius!!!!

[@tonymurray814]

Mike Lyons Also it’s called grading genius!!!!

[@mudpuddle8805]

Anabel, Mike, play nice!

[@bigredracer7848]

24K+👍's up Andrew thanks again for taking us all along with you to work with you

[@beboboymann3823]

The drone footage at the quarry was absolutely amazing. Hooking up the excavator unmanned to pull out the dump truck is something I have never seen anyone do. But it worked and you didn't need to ask anyone for help. Way to go.

[@MeetJoeBlack55]

Not only do you perform high quality work for your customers, but you go the extra mile in producing many different camera angles for us KZbin customers. I've watched so many of your videos ... and just keep wanting more. My hats off to you Andrew !!! :)

[@codygooch510]

Unless you’re buying his merch don’t call yourself a customer. You’re just a viewer.

[@BillAsh1]

The drone footage of your truck getting loaded up at the gravel yard was very unique. Love the videos!

[@donnlowe9129]

He certainly knows how to operate his equipment but even better he has an eye for the topography and Grading. I don't know how old this Young fella is but it appears he's had some good mentoring.

[@robertlathe2165]

He's 34.

[@themacofalltrades573]

No mentoring. I can tell he was born on a tractor! Im the same way. Aint nothing i cant operate

[@carolyngarris3141]

You know you are very sweet , you take things that are not being used by others and instead of throwing it away you rehome it, you could almost be my son. I love watching you. keep up the good work. I watch you every day. Dont know what im going to do when you run out of videos.

[@johnnyspot783]

You are an artist, the dirt is your paint and the blade is your paintbrush..!!!

[@minerdad02]

Second time around,..he sure can operate,work,film,edit,and have fun...good dude!

[@ninataylor6180]

and the drone shots are awesome

[@rj33015]

Have u seen the container castle he build by himself?? Amazing

[@minerdad02]

@@rj33015 yes twice now ave a good day,,,eh!

[@jdhogyellowhelmetproductio358]

Ghost driving the Excavator trick a country classic LOL..

[@nathanheuton7313]

Wow, this video was much more than I expected. The aerial footage of the gravel pit is excellent and the editing in general is really high quality.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thank you.

[@utubewatcher60]

Wow I am in awe!! I have never seen someone pull themselves out of rut ALONE with his 2 pieces of his own equipment. You Andrew, deserve a metal for thinking outside the box. Thank you for sharing these videos you “ROCK” no pun intended. I love every single one you post👏 oh the 489 👎you get only WISH they had your skills it’s pure jealousy.

[@moman0166]

I love to watch you and your equipment in operation. It’s a fluid motion of perfection. Thank you for making your great videos and may the Lord keep you blessed and safe through each day.

[@SteveMirabelli]

Your videos are mesmerizing. I have done a lot of wood carving, sculpture and body work on cars and I gotta tell you the way you shape the earth is artistic as hell . Love watching the way you use the big equipment like it is an extension of yourself. Great stuff Andrew.

[@derbi1347]

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[@rimshotdk]

You are great Andrew. I love watching your videoes. Great job once again, and your a great guy when you think of your friends children, when you see a swingset like this. 👍

[@bobcolorado3491]

A self-driving Yanmar, eat your heart out Tesla

[@yakupkocoglu2241]

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[@yakupkocoglu2241]

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[@marcryvon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That was a world first trick !!

[@bryanvozar2240]

@@yakupkocoglu2241 yryllll little bit more to

[@bryanvozar2240]

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[@WaterMan-ss6eb]

I am impressed with the way you leave your job sites. Everything level clean.

[@adamgm84]

This is one of the best videos yet. For some reason driveway widening and creating new flat area is highly stimulating, and finishing it with new gravel is orgasmic.

[@adamgm84]

After this, I find you a certified artist.

[@vishino]

"always pick a good route to run before you start running" - A. Camarata

[@sherisdoodles-5854]

I’ve missed these videos. So I’m re-watching them.

[@benjaminmellingen5340]

pretty clever to pull yourself out with that excavator. Nice one!

[@josephsalera6983]

Never a dull moment... one determined man and many TONKA trucks and equipment. I take my hat of to you mate. Multifaceted and fantastic. Keep up the great work

[@peterarmstrong8613]

Ahhh, a lovely quiet Sunday watching Andrew bulldozing a job. Thank you Andrew.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Peter Armstrong long video on building soon.

[@glenngoodale1709]

You are very good at what you do... Thanks for taking the large amount of time to set up shots as well as editing... vid was so good I had to watch it twice

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks

[@treystewart544]

@@AndrewCamarata that cat bulldozer looks awesome

[@dieseltrucksfirewood2540]

I loved the part when you used the excavator by itself to help pull yourself out. I have done things very similar like that too. You have to improvise when you are by yourself to get the job done. Good job.

[@delcasaleexcavating9508]

You make an excellent point here !! Working alone has it benefits and challenges.... Think it through & be careful and things usually work out.

[@eriesniper]

This is an amazing high-quality video. Nice job. I really liked the drone footage at the quarry with your BIG dump truck pulling in.

[@charlieknox6706]

I like the way the drone pulls back before that last scoop. Wouldn't want to give the state troopers the wrong impression

[@darrellcrawford4946]

Great job, you show real world, getting stuck, how to tailgate gravel, running off road in dump truck and correcting it, loading timber

[@masonkohler2589]

I think the reason I love this channel is because I’ve always loved watching people do stuff like this. I could pull up a chair and watch for hours lol

[@forestlawrencegrading9154]

I like the truck wheelie LOL I remember once I was real tired and it was real hot I forgot to open the tailgate and put the body all the way in the air I was looking at the Treetops I was lucky to have the Volvo L70 that day I just got behind it and pushed it back down funny part I did this in my boss's backyard

[@marty0715yt]

Popping Wheelies and Jamming gears!! Lucky!!! Shifting like a BOSS!! Great Job Andrew!

[@MrHowieZ1973]

I was drinking coffee when you said you got more bee spray . I blew coffee all over the place. lmao . That is one cool homeowner . He is just letting you do your thing . It turned out great.

[@jbbuzzable]

Brake cleaner makes good bug spray too.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Nuttin in Life is free. Homeowner as I see it *pulled a fast one on you.* You handled the new problem like a Boss. It's stuff like this. NEVER bid a job on the phone look at job carefully IN PERSON ON SITE. Not saying nuttin sideways about you mind ya. EZ 2 miss a nest.. Like I said homeowner tried 2 screw ya but you did well and customer is satisfied... I LOVE Tractoring/trucking/operatin'!!

[@thatilluminati_3421]

I'd say the homeowner was fine if he paid extra for him to do the the other jobs he tacked on, like the playset. Of course we have no way of knowing this. Also I think he said that the homeowner pointed out the nest, so thats a plus in my book.

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

He probably just said if you remove it you can have it as it was probably worth a couple hundred still.

[@vdwalt4464]

Howie Z did you see his dashboard modifier he used to install a new radio in his old truck? Most of us only knew it as a chainsaw! I didn't stop laughing for days every time I thought of it...still laughing!

[@geraldfoster6253]

I started on a D8 with a cable blade lift. No hydraulics at all, lol your videos bring back good memories. Loaders are my favorite to operate. Less impact on my back. Good job.

[@ianbruce4314]

ANDREW is by far the smartest guy ever, bought a mountain, used resources from mountain to repair his road and driveway, Gave away tress to make lumber to build a house, took down swinger for a friend with kids have a toy, SMART, GENEROUS, HONORABLE, CARING, INVENTIVE, ECT , ECT SO MANY OTHER THINGS, young man You are the future, keel up great job...😏

[@kmurray96]

Time will teach you. Diesel shifting is all about experience, especially on the older trucks. During the inaugural Truck Drags at Raceway Park, in Englishtown, NJ, I actually ran a 1965 KW cabover with a 318 Detroit and a rare (for a cabover) transmission. It had a Spicer 4x4 twin stick. The splitter was actually shifted by cable. Almost won, too. That old truck would run like it was shot from a cannon. And with oversized injectors, it could kill mosquitoes when you put you foot to the fire. :D Back in '76-'76 when I was an O/O with Matlack Tank Lines, I owned a long-nose KW with a 450 Cummins with a Spicer 5x4 twin stick. My first diesel job? I got a job at a concrete block factory. Guy asked me if I ever drove a diesel before. I said, "Yep, the Navy taught me." Lie. Drove out the gate with my first load, took a left pulled over and looked at the shift diagram on the dashboard. Smoothed a few edges off a couple of gears over the next few days (okay, a week or two), but I learned. Within the month I was only using the clutch for starting out and coming to the stop. You find you'll grind less not using the clutch, even downshifting going uphill. Oh, the old '65 KW? I got the job from the owner, who's back went out. I asked for the job, he said if I could shift it, I could have the job. He got in and we headed for the NJ Turnpike. I not only shifted it, I only used one hand to do it. (Yes, a lot of guys use two). We got back and he said, "Damn! You shift better than me and I've owned that thing for ten years. You got the job."

[@peanut71968]

I love these road resurface jobs! Really improves the area!

[@bobsimony9178]

LOL! I just recently came across your channel and I don't know what it is, but I find watching your videos incredibly relaxing. I see others get the same feeling. Nice - keep them coming. And I don't comment often

[@bobfotoples6950]

Your abilities with different heavy equipment is a talent. What a touch you have!

[@tpep1693]

I worked construction for 40yrs., and I wish it was the fun and game's I see all you guy's have, and bigger paycheck.

[@Well_I_am_just_saying]

I knew you would be using the autopilot feature on your excavator as soon as I saw you back down into there with your dump truck.

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

If the employee gets hurt, he'll have to write up a lot time injury report and give it to his boss. (I guess that means "leave it in the bug dump truck glove box and read it later".....) ;-)

[@josephdickerson5802]

Need some better rear tires on that dump truck

[@IM1GUNRUNNER]

My favorite comment... Ever.

[@jamesjake619]

gary batchelder iiiii

[@michael7423]

no I think he would turn it over to Levi

[@holly70]

My husband and I love watching your videos! Very impressive and good content. If your ever in Pennsylvania we'd love to buy you a beer! Keep up the great work!

[@andrewkiwi1]

If I was paying for it I'd be more than happy. Good job. The contouring will give good drainage and make it last loner for the customer.

[@MrMharley]

Andrew you crack me up with that remote pull out system when you get stuck !!! I can say this about you .... your good with equipment and a hard worker !!

[@dloglesby57]

Love the music choices on your videos..a true professional in all the jobs he does. always amazing me with his ideas on how to fix things, brings out some more of my " dead for years" imagination as well, and I am looking around our home, thinking of things to do here.. may be older, but I am not dead yet, !

[@mountainviews5025]

Andrew I am 50 now and been in construction 34 years as a professional and before that I was the wheel barrel grunt the shit picker upper not putting down some young men/women starting with this anyway my FRIEND you are still teaching me and it's funny cause I thought that I already new everything just shows you that I don't know shit LOL and I can keep on learning again thanks for letting me join your class you are the man shit yeah

[@wantapgt]

Why the heck am I spending nearly an hour of my time watching you create a gravel driveway? 🤷🏼‍♂️ regardless, I enjoyed it!!

[@terrythomas790]

Im thinking the same thing. But now locked down with this corona virus bs, there nothing else to do! lol

[@ninataylor6180]

@@terrythomas790 yeah same here watching them over again lol

[@HeadlineNews]

This is 1000x better than a Marvel movie.

[@docdew50]

Yes it is.

[@amaroidiorama]

x1000000

[@shawnbeckmann1847]

@@amaroidiorama Maybe a Hunnert times Better lol

[@Choice777]

You misspelled DC comics movie.

[@aujla7564]

@@Choice777 aren't they both the same thing though

[@tonyhanson9235]

i love how honest you are. no one knows how to drive that stuff...

[@terrancebrennan3016]

Your children will definitely enjoy the swing and slide that you brought home, For them.

[@darrellpatterson8955]

Man I've looked at a few of your video's & you are hell wth operating that heavy equipment...very good skills

[@arkansas1336]

Always like your videos and don't expect to be disappointed with this one. Thanks for taking time to post your videos, they're great for a retired construction person like me! ....13

[@jeffmech1]

I know this video has been up a year, but this is the SECOND time I have watched. And I just noticed, over TWO MILLION VIEWS!! That is amazing. We watch Andew spreading gravel, pulling stumps, incinerating wasps and building a swing set. Does it get any better than this? Probably, but not by much. Thanks Andrew!

[@codygooch510]

Chill

[@scottfirman]

The first vehicle I ever drove was my Uncles Ford Tractor. Had to use a hay rake and single bar hay cutter. Took a Landscaping and Horticulture class in School and another Ford Tractor. I was the first one to drive it brand new as I had experience already. I would save that play ground equipment also. Built that set for my own kids years ago. Parts of it are in my Utility trailer. 30 years later the deck boards were still usable for the side rails on my trailer. I like your bee spray. Best on the market.

[@tygeb]

Great video. Really enjoyed how each piece of equipment had its role in the project.

[@zack5417]

“I got some more bee spray” *lights massive torch*

[@nitewalker033]

lol

[@rustyshackleford4413]

Ha

[@rogerweaver7686]

This good bee spray right here...

[@TheRobman]

This is Andrew Camarata, so no surprises there, lol

[@markm0000]

I laughed really hard hahahahaha that was hilarious

[@theshadow1559]

Those Bees were actually "Hornets" the worst of the worst in venom stings and their paper nest possibly held up to 200/250 or more adults plus 200 juveniles and larva. You are right, fire is your best safety protector and nest destroyer. Happy you were warned and not injured, attacking hornets can easily put a man in the hospital. Keep on....

[@DigitaIBot]

In germany Hornets are under the "consisted hazard" and its illegal to kill them same for wasps and bees.

[@MadeWisely]

DigitaIBot wow

[@mho2309]

fairy tales: See wiikipedia "the median lethal dose is given as the dose at which half of the experimental animals (mice) die, at 10 to 90 mg per kg of body weight for hornet venom, at 2.8 to 6 mg per kg of body weight for honey bees. This makes it clear that anecdotal reports of extreme puncture wounds in animals and humans and the old phrase "three hornet stings kill one human and seven a horse" are by no means correct. The hornet has by its size, although a correspondingly larger venom bladder content than for example the honey bee, but the poison has a lower effectiveness. Finally, bites of wasps, hornets, bees and also bumblebees are about equally effective and painful."

[@jackdawes8264]

@@DigitaIBot In the UK it would also be frowned upon. There not an endangered species "yet" but are heading that way. Not sure about hornets but there similar. In the UK we would have to get someone licenced to "move" them. I know that with Bats , who are endangered you would not be allowed to disturb them at all and have to take steps to ensure there welfare.

[@46wireboy]

@@DigitaIBot I understand saving honey bees, but f!@# all wasps. To hell. Yesterday I had 3 nests above my front door in the porch rafters! I'm thinking, what the hell! So I go out the back door when I'm stung by one...I figure it was on my shirt from opening the front door... I kill all three nests around the front door and head back inside by way of the back door; when what to my amazing eves I should spot, but another nest above my back door! That's where my sting came from. I think they are trying to make one in my attic too, but it's too hot. Today, yep, another nest over the front door! Those three nests yesterday were no more than 4 feet apart. Kill them all!

[@SOKYRIDGERUNNER]

Really cool videos man. Now I want to buy a few machines myself lol. You do nice work. I’ve ran equipment most of my life and it shows you take pride in your work buddy! 👍🏼

[@dltisdal]

Really beautiful country up there. I’m in Galveston County Texas where it’s flat and suburban with very little wooden areas. The mountains and woods up there make it so nice! You’re doing great work too. That’s for the great content !!!

[@piciux2323]

I don"t have a clue why I am watching these videos, why is it so addictive, but I love it !

[@Drakeziel]

"I got some more bee spray".. *Pulls out flamethrower That was pretty funny.

[@mcahill135]

More power!!!!!

[@ヤマダコウジ-p2t]

セクシー

[@-NateTheGreat]

-Gets brushed by poison ivy -proceeds to destroy poison ivy with a backhoe

[@mustafasolak4124]

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[@mustafasolak4124]

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[@mesasavage]

I also didn't see any poison ivy. Poison OAK sure...

[@CosmicStargoat]

"NOTHING ESCAPES- The Road Warrior "NO PRISONERS!" -Lawrence of Arabia. And then there is CAMARATA.

[@SC-sf8xt]

Like an iron dinosaur ripping at it lol

[@ARES.PRODICTION]

man for some weird reason im really interested in these videos

[@kevincoverstone6479]

You did a great job as a business and I really enjoy watching your videos you're really hard worker.

[@art1muz13]

man, Andrew does such good and fine work. I mean the natural innate craftsmanship. If there are no new videos I watch these over and over. GO TEAM CAMARATA!!!

[@rj33015]

Watch his castle he made with containers. Amazing

[@donlatimer5114]

Andrew I was always taught to spread gravel going downhill and not go on uphill, just for the simple reason of what you’ve already found out by not having any staring because all your weight is on the downhill slide

[@luvstruck2733]

Steering.

[@radoslawglebicki1975]

I think better uphill. You imagine what can happen with heavy truck without grip on wheels going downhill on slippery surface. Right now small move to the back and back wheels catch grip on gravel and everything is ok.

[@daddi275]

@@radoslawglebicki1975 on an uphill dump, the slightest thing goes wrong its so easy to end up in a rollover.he was having a problem with the load being unevenly distributed in the bed and the box wanted to come down and raise crooked

[@pattysherwood7091]

Now I want to go out back and make roads through my woods. Hey, wait a minute. I'm an old lady. I'll just bake a pie instead...... Or I could at least go out and trim little branches off some trees with a clipper and make a path. And then die in the snow.....Sounds like a good plan.

[@XXxxcrisisxxXX]

nahhhh, go rent yourself a bulldozer :D

[@pattysherwood7091]

@@XXxxcrisisxxXX Maybe a little Bobcat....but right now I am going to bake breads.

[@pattysherwood7091]

I had fun in the woods making piles of little sticks and opening up some more woods to walk in. No snow! I live to tell about it

[@pattysherwood7091]

Todd Kratzer I see your comment. Pumpkin is good.

[@wandawTube]

You're funny Patty Sherwood. Good luck.

[@shanehoward2472]

That drone footage of you getting the truck filled was so sick!

[@robertgalbraith4212]

wow watching you spread gravel, is like me putting butter on my toast. Good Job Mr.C

[@kanakamaoli9642]

Again I watched this young man make awesome entertainment, Andrew you are a artist both in your work and in video making. Thank yoi

[@jamesbowers3540]

I feel like you go above and beyond to make it look good

[@johnm.evangelis693]

I keep telling you Andrew, you are unbelievable. You have a solution for every situation, that's what you call using your noodle.(Head)!!!

[@robhigh_up_surfin5158]

I love the ingenuity definitely thinking outside the Box. Who said you need 2 people to get a dump truck on stuck.lol

[@drgil65]

That was awesome how you pulled yourself out by yourself, great work on the driveway Andrew

[@RobiSydney]

Nice I got first view, by the time I finished watching it, there were 298 thumbs up and 2990 views. One of these years, they're going to have to have you put some drainage culverts/pipes across the driveway and put in some ditches. I'm always getting comments on your tshirt, everyone who notices it, loves the logo on the front. I'm waiting for some pocket T's from you.

[@estebanrodriguez8049]

“There’s still more bees I got more bee spray” *pulls out flame thrower*

[@colinmafera5744]

😂😂😂😂 wasnt expecting a full blown torch

[@axe609]

Man therapy. Always a pleasure watching your videos. Thank you for making these videos.

[@jwaterous224]

I was putting in a 30 pound storm window (20 years ago) and a swarm of wasps came out of the eaves when I was stung on my right eye 7 times. Walked to the hospital 4 miles for a shot of epinephrine and some prescription Valium. Worth the walk! Killed me some wasps later. Loved your bee spray!

[@Live-Life-Freely]

This is why these videos are so satisfying. In these videos, we get to see the progression of actual work and the end result and all within an hour or so. Most of us push paper for work and only collect a paycheck. Very few of us can actually point at the culmination of our work, let alone within an hour. Plus it's all done by one man, with no bs, no complaining, no excuses, a great attitude for work and he looks like he's actually enjoying it.

[@buildanything4322]

Need a T-shirt that says "that looks pretty nice"

[@MAFTextiles]

Or "I'm here on this job today" :)

[@8888toxin]

“A few tips on doing this”

[@frotobaggins7169]

"i got some more bee spray"

[@Cess182sn]

I'd buy that. That could be a good money earner

[@mv4ago]

"Good as new" "On to the next job!"