Burying another propane tank

[@done7631]

It looked like you had a hard customer to deal with but your degree of professionalism was outstanding. Great job 👍

[@jaytomson7052]

Andrew bites tongue several times in this video. The tension is real. When the tank floated... blood must have been swallowed. Not a single "I told you so" was spoken. Andrew marches on.

[@rosewhite---]

tapemeasure man thought he was in charge?

[@bigrebone]

Agreed when I saw him hit ground water, I said dude listen to Andrew. He tried to tell you.

[@VeijoNeste]

This is why AC videos are the best: - Andrew's personality - diligence - mechanical talent - interesting video subjects - multiple camera angles and video edition At the end, AC videos make you feel there is sense and hope in this chaotic world.

[@blurrylights6344]

Yes! All of those and a friendly addition...his music choices. They are works of art, his videos.

[@Fixin-To]

- Awkward Customer Appeasement

[@frederikspannerolesen9514]

Amen!

[@AW-Services]

Way better than Chucke2009

[@AW-Services]

@Brexit Monger here here well said that man

[@tutekohe1361]

Great to see the old guy helping on the job. He seems keen and willing to pitch in. Great video. 👍

[@watermouse9296]

I feel wierd when people come to do stuff at my house. Although I live in a suburb, it is still akward to just stand around. This guy could have went in his house, but still.

[@michaelcook768]

Andrew has a relationship with the homeowner, as he has buried another tank...possibly other work...but...they talk it out to make the best decisions. And the homeowner has obviously been around some equipment to be able to properly hook up the chains and measure the excavation area.

[@TheKajunkat]

The sand backfill is to help with the cathodic protection. One of the keys to getting effective protection is an electrically consistent media surrounding what you are trying to protect. The sand is porous so it allows water to contact the entire surface evenly. It is also pretty homogeneous. It is, after all, basically ground up rock. The sand allows the electrical current produced by the anode cathode relationship to flow more evenly. Soils, particularly ones with clay, can be varied in composition, ph, electrical potential and permeability. All of those can make cathodic protection less effective. We had a case where we put down a sand bed for a flat bottomed storage tank. As they were installing floor plates one of the workers had muddy boots covered in clay. Ten years later the floor developed multiple leaks. Everyone of the leaks had a muddy foot print under it. The floor scan was kind of funny the corrosion was all foot shaped and you could see every step he took.

[@blaflaggin]

I was wondering about corrosion burying the tank below the water table. Reading up on cathodic protection helped me understand, and it's really cool tech. Thanks!

[@watermouse9296]

You should go find that worker and slap him silly

[@jonschneck4559]

pea gravel or #8 chip stone is better no compaction issues. cathodic protection is a science understood by very few

[@nduncad686]

I've always wondered how that bag works

[@jonschneck4559]

@@nduncad686 only works if you take it out of the plastic bag and wet it. dug many up that were still wrapped in plastic

[@ldallenful]

Andrew, Im a painting contractor in California and I love watching your videos and Essential Craftsmans also! I dig seeing the area shots from your drone...looks like maybe Albany or the Catskills. Thanks for the awesome content.

[@jxavier3876]

Yeah i heard he’s in Ulster county

[@glenngoodale1709]

I so appreciate your editing. Speeding this up when it would be boring to watch in real-time was really nice (unlike some KZbinrs that have gotten very lazy and just film all in real-time . Nice work.

[@kungcoopa]

Your videos are so weirdly satisfying to watch, keep up the good work!

[@lisaporta8198]

I love your story telling style of filming- starting with the very first shot moving the bucket around, its never boring like some other videos just running pov from the cab of an excavator. also whatever you are doing as far as sound is working great - its a good combination of background music and actual machine noise. I did kinda miss the final fly away drone shot with an overview of the job site - those are the best!

[@johnnyfive8748]

The dogs in your videos make them that much better. It sure is nice to be consumed by these interesting and educating videos rather than all of the junk that you can get sucked into on KZbin. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@Lakesidearmorer]

Another great completion by Andrew. Really enjoy your real life videos.

[@guygfm4243]

Here in the uk if the water level in the ground is high, like where you are. A concrete pad and fix to it is the way to go. Thanks for the video

[@michael7423]

Another great get her done AC video, glad to see you are doing well Andrew. your gentle manipulation of the huge rocks is so impressive to watch! Levi is looking fantastic! Thanks again for sharing your awesome life Andrew

[@strawberriebabieex3]

I thought i saw all of your old videos years ago when I began watching your channel but somehow i missed this one. you did a great job as always and was very patient. and so nice seeing Levi at the end. he was a loyal partner.

[@pachioue]

I knew I recognized that Burke Bar from somewhere... :) That's totally awesome, guys!

[@SC-sf8xt]

It an all mighty pry bar have to say that with arnold schawzenegger accent

[@Jimmynitr]

Nice job, very professional and really looks good. My pool was heated by propane, I installed a heat pump, more up front but cheaper to heat with and quicker to heat.

[@Peggyt-jp6mt]

Your customer is anxious. It must make working difficult. You are very diplomatic.

[@silasmarner7586]

He's a pro.

[@piquat1]

@THE REV REPORT I fixed tires in high school. It was always "well, it's $15 if you watch, $12 if you go over the cafe next door and have a bite to eat while I work".

[@____________________________.x]

@@piquat1 $50 if you want to help.

[@BS0821]

This knee pad guy is always "helping" Andrew lol

[@mariuszp.1974]

@@BS0821 probably he is just gardener

[@nlanni]

Andrew is an artist with that bucket. I've worked with a number of excavators over the years - some really good ones. But when I watch Andrew on that bucket, it seems more a hand at work picking up, pushing, pulling things, rather than a machine.

[@ottocarr3688]

Yes, to the really good ones, the controls are an extension of themselves.

[@just_a_guy_doing]

Andrew, my Saturday's now complete watching your video. Love the info you give, not to mention the entertaining content, my john deere 410c backhoe, similar to your 310c has an issue where it losses teeth all the time, i was buying those pins in bulk from the local napa, never once did i think of welding them on. Once im done watching this, I'll be welding some teeth on... thanks from eden ny

[@sherry4tNOT]

Jim agrees with you!!! Bolt the propane tank to a concrete slab! Jim said he has seen tanks come up through asphalt!! Best wishes 🙏😊

[@muckshifter]

I dunno why, but you constantly surprise me with your ingenuity ... don't stop sharing these videos. I enjoy all of them!!

[@jant3]

Wow, u do amazing work. AND THE CLEAN UP!!!! I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone smooth everything out and clean up like that before.

[@philipshaffer3802]

Every time I see you carrying something heavy like that bucket I cringe. Blew my back out 25 years ago carrying heavy stuff and I've suffered for it ever since. You need a gantry on wheels or to fire up that forklift you've got. Take care and thanks for all the videos.

[@grnmtn1615]

I thought the customer was great. A customer who knows what he wants is a very good customer. If your paying thousands of dollars to have someone do some excavation for you. Wanting it done the way I want it from the get go saves everyone. So call this guy crazy all you want but I would take him for a customer any day of the week. Nice work Andrew, your patience with the gas guy was impressive to me as you knew that tank would float. Great video man! Take care

[@sydneyshinshi]

The gas guys said it could float until it was buried so it did as they said.

[@grnmtn1615]

I went back and listened again and your absolutely right. My bad I misheard the first time around.

[@sydneyshinshi]

@@grnmtn1615 Thats sweet. Everything else you said about the customer being fine was right, if people think he was being difficult they haven't dealt with many people I think.

[@V0YAG3R]

Michael Magill If you are bothered about working with people or just having people watching over you/watching you then this is clearly not your line of work, and you should seek something else in life 👌🏻 Andrew here let's the whole world watch him, doing his work, and that obviously doesn't bother him, so having the owner of the property that hires you to do some work, watch you should be no case for concern.

[@dennishayes65]

Look at that ! Andrew changes the position of the camera ON THE FLY !!! without shaking it much. Great job Andrew AGAIN !

[@Ray_Sellner]

Yeah, that ground to air transition was perfect.

[@regsparkes6507]

You gotta love a customer who keeps hoping all around the site, while you're trying to excavate! It's a good thing he couldn't hear my 'not so diplomatic' suggestions! I too would be happier with the tank well anchored to a concrete pad. Reminds me of the time I watched as new gasoline storage tank floated up like a submarine, AFTER being filled. ( remember that fuels are lighter than water ) You're 'safe' though Andrew you asked the right questions and have the answers well recorded.

[@tuomasholo]

Andrew is the boss. While he’s got an enormous rock on the lift he swings by the camera, picks it up and keeps filming without a cut. 👍

[@thatclintguy]

that was my favorite part of the entire video haha!

[@williamhayes1058]

Excellent teamwork and communication between Andrew and Uncle Vinnie 👍

[@iHitchiti]

The Rock Client is back!!!! "Can you move it again?" Lol

[@rjp3427]

LMAO the fussy rock guy.

[@Harley04]

at around 24:00 he needs to put a rock at each end of that floating tank.

[@j.michaelantoniewiczii5309]

5:40 "That looks pretty good. I see what they mean, it matches the one on the right."

[@dmaifred]

I’m picky, I’d hate to have me as a client!

[@shawnscott1491]

I mean the client is paying for it so...

[@vissitorsteve]

People like that customer make me crazy, still you remained patient and professional.

[@Guust_Flater]

A Levi-dog inspection after the job is free of charge, but mandatory! 😃👍

[@MoondyneJoe]

Andrew should charge for post Pathology services with the Levi Lab inspection all he needs now is a cat so he could also charge for a cat scan! Tony From Western Australia

[@siypic]

Especially if its freshly dug pond.....

[@ronalddaniel1962]

Mlm

[@DENIEL381]

NOTHING GETS BY LEVI PERIOD.

[@Thebowzer221]

Love Levi...... He's always around. Great dog.

[@ChunkyMonkaayyy]

the “i love mother nature, but I also love my heated pool” customer.

[@deth3021]

I love mother nature from my heat pool. More like ..

[@robert9595]

@SISSY Ladyboys eh i consider man made pools to be unsightly if not a custom pool designed to look good.

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

@Melissa Susanne SISSY Ladyboy I’m still the “I love Mother Nature, but I also love my heated pool” customer. Heated pools are so nice.

[@rickbensco9793]

I noticed that pry bar right off the bat I love Scott's channel as well been watching him a long time.

[@tycobb8621]

Me too! I always wondered if these KZbin guys know each other

[@JJUrdzela]

First of all nothing against your customer. In my lifetime of working with the public I have noticed certain traits in people who do certain jobs. My question about this customer, is he a school teacher by trade? Another great video! Your expertise in doing all these tasks just amazes me!

[@charlestischer1953]

nice job young man ,you show alot of patience when working with that home owner. i see that the rear springs are working good on the pickup

[@watermouse9296]

What a beautiful area to live in and spend mornings and evenings out on that deck. So serene and majestic!

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

Old navy guy here. Buoyancy is the weight of water displaced by a vessel(propane tank in this case). Fresh water weighs roughly 8.3 pounds per gallon. Weight of water displaced by an empty 250 gallon propane tank is over 2100 pounds. To keep the tank from floating out of the hole when empty ballast that is at least equal to the weight of water equal to the empty volume of the tank and the weight of the tank itself must be loaded onto to the top of the tank.On your other video about burying a tank there was less ground water involved and it appeared the tank also had propane in it. I'm thinking you might be getting some callbacks when these empty tanks start floating up through insufficient ballast placed on top of them. I've seen: empty septic tanks float up,coffins,pipelines,about any thing imaginable that had too little ballast on it.

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

@Dominic or increase the weight of the cover ballast.Tank now appears to be 500 gallons(driver put 450 gallons of propane it it to get it to sink) so now we're talking over 4000 pounds of ballast on the top to keep it from floating when empty.Problem will occur during high ground water event when tank is half or more empty.Simple physics.

[@jasonjones6328]

Do them all the time. It won't float up. Lol

[@jasonjones6328]

It's not going to be submerged in water once the backfill was done...yah,yhere will be water around it,but the backfill displaced the water...jeez

[@davidnull5590]

@@amossnowdaharleyman9179 --- I question the propane installer's answers, it's really hard to defy the laws of physics. I know people try it all of the time but it doesn't work. In North Carolina I've seen propane tanks installed with 3 yards of ready mix concrete over the top to prevent them from floating.

[@rawdez_]

4:53 when strong AF Andrew Camarata takes you and easily lifts you by your neck with his bare left hand))

[@fynbo1007]

Amazing job and you solve the problem with the flooding tank. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family

[@chrisbarr1359]

I love the Essential Craftsman channel. I'm glad you 2 know of each other. Both are similar in knowledge, work ethic and cpmmitment to doing the job right!

[@therealjeff-0459]

love the EC... you guys are the best content on KZbin!!!

[@philandminiphil]

The homeowner wants a dark grey propane tank head to be hidden from his bright red house!! You can't write this stuff! Great video Andrew.

[@justinperry8387]

You are going to have to have a whole section on just moving stuff for this guy lol

[@BS0821]

Ole' Mr. Kneepads

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

Jackass with nothing better to do than bird-dog the job.

[@robjames7845]

@@JohnSmith-lw2bm in my mind I was saying the guy is a micro manager but I like bird dogging the job much better.

[@bryan1282]

Rob LK I was getting irritated just watching

[@calitrainman]

@@JohnSmith-lw2bm If he is paying he can watch all he wants

[@paulwilliams8555]

Don't you just love it when a grown up guy knows what he's doing? He's confident enough not to feel the need to explain everything. We're are these guys when I'm looking to hire? Maturity and the desire to do the job right. Is that too much to ask?

[@iamrichrocker]

almost 200k Andrew..fantastic growth..and well earned..just the beginning..

[@andrewkiwi1]

You always make a nice job of contouring the section when you are finished. After a couple of weeks of the leaves blowing around a bit no one would even know you'd been there.

[@res1492]

The best explanation ever...."2 metal things sandwiching a rubber thing" .....lol

[@Soupy1406]

Another saying for a T-Shirt!

[@ronhart4166]

Looks like you were spot on with the leaf spring install ! Truck looked perfect loaded 👍

[@AndrewCamarata]

Yeah, changing that seat was great too. That truck is comfortable now.

[@mikeboone4425]

Great job of baiting those floating experts into saying Na never float no way then standing back and watching it set sail just to funny Andrew. Happy Trails young man .

[@BS0821]

His skepticism of these guys was fucking hilarious... he knew better than they did

[@garrettscott9427]

they said it wouldn't float after its buried or if it was not buried it wouldn't float if it was full of propane. It literally did exactly what they said it would do.

[@capitolrefrigerationheatin7501]

Not sure if that was the best location, low,wet,and prob. going to float away during heavy rains

[@edwardgarea7650]

You could call this “The Other Side of Excavation.” Andrew makes it all look so easy, everyone is tempted to go out and get their very own mini-excavator. But the beauty of this video is in showing the unglamorous side of having your own business. Note that it begins with Andrew having to fix the teeth on his excavator bucket. Then he travels to a job where the customer has his own ideas. I know from doing driveways in my time that for every 10 good customers, there’s that one pain in the ass. I remember one who told my boss he wanted his driveway done with Belgian block curbing, but didn’t want to pay for it. Eventually he found another contractor, and when we looked in after six month we saw he had his driveway, but no curbing. The section with Andrew moving the two rocks brought back unpleasant memories and is s good example of how one must keep cool in he face of difficulty. I must say that Andrew passes the test admirably. Being an excavating contractor is not all fun and dirt.

[@Cordova.S.William]

Blessings Andrew you have a great weekend! Hugs to 🐶 levi .

[@MIGASHOORAY]

When i was 45 i built myself a huge carpet steam cleaning truck i never stopped working for 15 years so for $10 k i built a system that would cost me $80 k people loved me BECAUSE my prices were cheaper than the other guys but not a lot cheaper just enough.so much to do in this life. Cheers guys.

[@donmotz5528]

Nice Andrew......repeat customers always a good thing......... :)

[@bobbyjackson2061]

Out of all the videos yours are the best !!

[@roscoesomeone9764]

Jeeeze ! How much does that bucket weigh? I use to be able to pickup and move stuff like that... I'm 70ish now and have the hernia to prove it. Great videos !

[@ThomsSimpleLife]

I'll tell you what, I've watched 5 or 6 man crews that don't work as hard as you do. Nice to see all the attachments available, good job buddy.

[@Nikel87]

Always wondered how your truck got so beat up. *Drops bucket onto it. Ahh. That's why.

[@minmatenx]

Love what you do. Your videos are by far the easiest to watch. Fantastic job editing and stuff!

[@snowmobile488]

“It won’t float” I have seen multiple times a low propane tank float to the surface. Some contractors bury concrete blocks on each side with cables to the tank to prevent this from ever happening.

[@digdilem]

The tank supplier fits large concrete pads to the bottom of the tanks over here to prevent this. They stay there when it's craned in. I was surprised too at the propane guy's comments.

[@inlikearefugee5194]

Yep empty tanks float once there is water in the hole.

[@NZIGNANTI]

@Summit X Those "clueless idiots" get paid barely over minimum wage to handle highly explosive materials all day long 6 days a week so people like you can keep your cold feet warm. Have a lot more important things to be worrying about than a 2,000 lb 1/4" thick steel tank moving slightly. The only thing regulated is the micro size of your balls so as to not hopefully reproduce.

[@jerrystout3032]

Outstanding Craftsman ship 👍!!!!

[@fearlessway]

Just watched 3 of your videos... 3 hours. Very entertaining, good editing, nice story telling. You have a bright future ahead of you brother. Wishing you lots of fortune and thanks for the content!

[@TedPollard]

That bucket you expanded looks like its working great.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Yeah, that thing is nice for back filling. It gets a good scoup and makes the ground smooth.

[@joha7484]

Thank you for sharing another successful episode of propane tank installation, Andrew !!! Happy Cinco de Mayo !!!!!!!

[@jpbinva9919]

Thanks for showing more on the anode bag. I asked about that on your last video. I didn't know they could inspect the tank from above ground and replace the sacrificial anode if needed. That's pretty cool.

[@nomadmarine0331]

That guy was driving me nuts. Not only was he too close but he was trying to help with the connection of the bucket which could result in a lost digit or two. Thank God for the kneepads.

[@steveelford97]

I understand the theory behind knee pads, and I don't dispute their usefulness. But nothing says "I am a construction novice" like wearing kneepads all day and never kneeling down.

[@MoondyneJoe]

Your helper seemed to think that this was your first tank install by all the "help" he gave you nice to see that no matter what , customer satisfaction is your main concern Andrew , well done mateIf they put a descent pool cover on the pool it would cut the Gas usage right down Tony from Western Australia

[@charleschidester6767]

This particular customer is going to be a problem eventually. People who don't understand what you actually do always want more than was agreed in your contract . And change orders on the fly always seem to fade into lost memories. Leaving you with the bill. Sure you didn't get paid to move the boulders and because they got scratched, and the liken was disturbed... they will want another in its place. Be so careful when not dealing with the customer themselves. Their representatives might have already made promises to the owners that you have to keep. Thanks for sharing.

[@peter2f6]

I appreciate your immense care and high attention to detail

[@kapekodbob]

He didn't want to hide the old tanks with shrubs ?

[@alstory8375]

Or a fence?

[@jeremyraeber4234]

As usual great job. Always a pleasure to watch you work.

[@MegaBait1616]

It's good that Andrew films these jobs to protect his ass from crazy owners. Good job again. Thumbs up :)

[@Murtagh653]

i think if he just made videos to protect himself from owners he wouldn't bother editing them. usually with youtube videos that are longer than 10 minutes i get bored because its just unedited and seems lazy, with Andrew i can easily watch 30 minute + videos because he edits his videos well and it's never boring, he is as good at editing as he is with his work in excavation and everything else, a jack of all trades

[@MegaBait1616]

@@Murtagh653 , Andrew is a smart cookie.....

[@supersecularboypants]

Crazy owners? The owner seemed chill.

[@terrystephens1102]

Another excellent job with care and attention to all aspects. Well done, Andrew - love your work 👌👌👍👏👏👏

[@lingcod91]

Levi-Cam. It just makes sense . . . A view from his perspective, his POV. When you ask, What Do You Think Levi? Boom edit in his POV. It would be how he sees things. AND, by editing in some imaginary thoughts, like they do as ballooned cartooned clouds, it would be highly relevant and a logical conclusion for each video. Your "signature" piece. It may sound like I'm joking but I'm serious. I mean NO DISRESPECT to either you or Levi. I see so much potential in something like this. It would be totally unique. He's nearly a star already. You've made the gateway by introducing him just take a another step. Well . . . at least ask him; you know he wants to work. ( just add his name on the dump-truck doors). Either way I'll still watch and be subscribed to your great channel.

[@lingcod91]

@Brexit Monger Your right . . . my imagination often gets too active. I need someone like you, that lacks imagination, to bring me back down to reality. This wasn't addressed to you . . . and it wasn't posed as a question that needed an answer. Certainly not from the caliber as you.

[@lingcod91]

@Brexit Monger I got the idea AFTER seeing the video titled Levi's Birthday Party. Which you should watch. It is rather unusual compared to the rest of his videos. So, I meant nothing disrespectful to the dog or Andy. I have the highest regard for both and put his videos in my favorite category. I wasn't envisioning the dog in a clown costume, or something else demeaning. Only people like yourself could paint a objectionable picture out of it. Presently it is only a Conceptual piece . . . NOTHING concrete or defined at all. So how could you, or anyone else be offended by an idea . . . ? Especially when it doesn't have any thing to do with you . . .? I don't object to criticism or people disagreeing with me. But when they define something like "smart-ass" or "crass" when it's only vaguely described by myself. . . that is objectionable. Not to me . . . but because it's such a empty ''response''. These are extremely explosive times. In which people, like you, are offended at anything they don't understand, or that seems out of the ordinary. Instead of welcoming communication, it seems easier to shut it down. Anyway, thanks for sharing your valuable opinion. Read a book.

[@barbedstar6480]

As a retired landscaper, specializing in big trees and 'look like they were born there big rocks' for very particular, high end customers, nice job. That customer takes great care of his home and landscape. Your customer relations with him and his install is equal to big money in the bank by word of mouth. Nice job. Case in point...I often had to shield the moss faces of the big rocks from scaring by the equipment and would dig out the hole so only the only thing you saw was the rock at it's natural depth. Happy, picky customers are great business, if you can handle it!

[@SimonMurrayPhuket]

Watched him make it for you and his show is also very good - loving the work you are doing!

[@waynepollard6879]

I was thinking what a great tool that pry bar is , and then you talk about it , gonna watch that video ! Thank you !

[@richmoore8070]

Nothing like a Burke bar with an EC makers mark!!

[@woofbark4475]

Some beautiful finish off work mate unlike other contractors who leave the yard a mess you cleaned up perfectly!

[@jerry4012]

The theory behind surrounding it with sand is because water flows through sand much easier than it does dirt and clay. I top my lawn with sand to help with drainage every few years.

[@davvehallberg]

I just watched the Essential Craftsman make you that Burke Bar,and he called you a force of nature! And must say that i agree,You are truly an inspiration!

[@robertseltmann]

Hallo Andrew, Vielen Dank für das tolle Video. Grüße aus Deutschland Robert

[@davidnull5590]

"Thank you for the great video. Greetings from Germany Robert"

[@robertseltmann]

David Null thx for the translation..

[@DanKoning777]

The customer liked the first work you did so much that he's hiring you again? Clearly it's the best way to say *"tanks"* for doing such a great job!

[@amishbuilt]

Chris from Binghamton, N.Y. Just giving a shout out! Great channel, I watch all your new stuff and look forward to the next. ALSO......Love the Essential Craftsman.

[@ShogunMura]

this gentleman helping with the camera is so awesome. great job again andrew

[@TheGuyWhoHacks2]

They decided they wanted you to move the rocks BACK? Plus he didn't think it through on where to put the tank till you got there. I feel sorry for you sometimes

[@randomlyfunny2657]

Travis L it's called work and he is getting paid, pretty normal

[@TheGuyWhoHacks2]

AstronomyToday haha good point

[@curtisblue22]

It’s the nature of the beast when working for peoeple..

[@idkkdi8620]

whats so weird with moving rocks?

[@chadmills1323]

Don’t worry bubba it’s allll cost plus 👍

[@bhappydog]

You are the best and your editing is superior. I'm hooked !!!!!

[@user-hw4vf2sf9r]

Yo Andrew you should make another video of fixing stuff it’s so interesting I’m 14 and I would pay to see this

[@tazmankb26]

nice finishing touches with the boulders-great job!

[@drrnieboer476]

Got something special planned for 200k? btw love the T shirt. Great quality.

[@dumdumdugan1940]

Dr R Nieboer is it like thicker quality not some thin fabric that will wear out fast?

[@drrnieboer476]

Donut Cop exactly. Only missing a catch phrase or two! But thick and heavier than most.

[@coffee8866]

they a great T shirt, very happy with mine. Kept me warm all winter as an extra layer.

[@garageworker]

The tee shirt is really good and heavy.

[@douglaskatt3406]

@@dumdumdugan1940 00

[@tonyioannoni4951]

This is a sweet week, multiples Camarata videos...I just realised my first video there were about 17K subscribers, and I thought there should so much more....now on the fringe of 200K...NICE work Andrew!!!

[@komitadjie]

You actually *cleaned* the metal before welding? Blasphemy! xD Looks like good work, man. :)

[@martinhansen6802]

Glad im not the only one who noticed!

[@raphaelbussy6482]

now you just have to keep this video for 76 years and you back yourself up. Awesome !

[@jayr1757]

Very detailed job, don't know if you were sub contracted.. but nice work regardless.

[@yoramsadot4166]

I stopped following Andrew for a while. And now it's all over again very interesting person to watch. Just amazing personality

[@billycrockett886]

Move along mr knee pads. Andrew got this.

[@therealandycook]

Sometimes it's nice to have a customer whose involved helps prevent that "oh i though you were gonna do it here" conversation... But it's also nice to just do the job productivity

[@Quirkitecture]

@@therealandycook I think that guy is probably the G.C. and subbed the excavation out to Andrew, I don't think he's the homeowner by the way they were talking, they kept referring to someone else as "He".

[@thatclintguy]

@@Quirkitecture or "he" is is his partner - either way, the man in the video isn't calling the shots haha!

[@Dirtlife98]

@@Quirkitecture a GC isn't gunna wear kneepads or use a rake, lol

[@rustyshackleford498]

He was referring to the propane delivery driver, the truck only has 100 feet of hose to fill the tank. That's why they measured it from the drive way.

[@ernestpolen4331]

so happy you had the time to post another video! its been too long your videos are like coffee i need at least one a week!! thanks again for taking the time to post..

[@BentTreeFarmPa]

$150/hr, $200/hr if you watch, and $300/hr if you help! Lol.

[@DDL2728]

Hilarious, & so true!! Andrew knows what he's doing!!

[@mattphillips2808]

Beautifully landscaped property. Old man is just trying to keep it that way, but little does he know, Andrew is the mean machine of all machines.

[@supertrooper7403]

When I got this new video notification, I pulled over so it looked like I was shooting radar. I was actually watching this video on my MDT....

[@jackthompson1382]

FTP

[@ChrisGahn]

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers man, that's fantastic!