Disassembling an excavator

[@nickchannel5364]

AC videos are better than cable tv and Hollywood by far.

[@KellanHerringshaw]

True

[@rockdaddio69]

AC gets the music, editing, extra camera angle. Hard work and lots of talent.

[@성준환-l6c]

태양광 판넬를 설치 하면 됨니다 ,,,,답답하네 ....

[@wolverine89893]

Yeah I can't stop watching cause I might miss a chainsaw being used to put in a radio. 😂😂

[@nikspanakis]

Easy, cable and hwood are total sh*t lately.

[@MattMarchetti]

The thing I like about your videos, besides the content, is that you get right to the point and don't do all that "professional" intro stuff some Tubers use to make it look like they're putting on some kind of network TV show. Your videos are real. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@Dontworryboutit315]

I remember watching whenever Levi was getting older and started having trouble jumping up into the cabs of your vehicles and now Cody is starting to get that way, it makes you cherish how fast our time with pups go.

[@thefarmkid13]

Cody is fine he just doesn’t like to jump into some stuff even thought he definitely could he’s always done that.

[@brownwarrior6867]

Didn’t think Cody was that old? He must be around 5/6 years old now 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Kaloboos]

No worries, Cody was born 11/9/2019, still he's got plenty of life.

[@josef5319]

Cody cant be that old....i remember him when he was very little and Levi was still here. Its been a while but i dont think that much

[@PilotoBrutus]

Cody has never wanted to jump into the cab

[@F0NZY1]

Idk if you hear it enough Andrew, the effort you put into these camera shots and angles and overall video production over the years has not gone unnoticed. Thank you for the hard work and dedication you put in for us.

[@ron.v]

Well said.

[@DCR52]

Andrew has been a favorite of mine for a long time. He reminds me of my youth. Now in my 70s I can't work like I use to. As I near the exit on the highway of life I so enjoy watching him do his thing!! Thanks Andrew!!

[@ovlov245]

Keep the shine side up as long as you can man , AC is gonna keep you entertained!

[@FredericCamus-st6uw]

courage c'est vraiment pas facile de vieillir .Fredo de Belgique

[@Tomhohenadel]

Man, does that garage look ever look sharp. Stone work and siding is amazing

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks, the next castle should look that way too.

[@HarryCane305]

@@AndrewCamarata NEXT? on the top of the mountain you are clearing?

[@geoffrey6000]

@@AndrewCamarata Fuck yes, I can't wait! I'm seriously excited!

[@mattc3368]

@@AndrewCamarata Pump out the Jams Brother! Who else Needs a few 3 hr videos?! I could watch them.

[@ryanpaul8674]

​@@AndrewCamaratawhy no commercials in this video? There always are

[@6minutemedia543]

Impressed with the drone shoot off the mountain at the beginning, flying down just as the Hitachi arrives. Great idea well executed. I'd compliment a professional on that shot.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks.

[@1830Gang]

love your videos, i've been here since 2017 and i plan on staying

[@Morbenenterprises]

Andrew you are the only guy I know that can make hour long youtube videos and keep it interesting. You're a cool cat my man!

[@AndrewCamarata]

@@Morbenenterprises thanks

[@waynesellers9929]

That excavator cab was much stronger than it looked!!

[@Mitalayeka]

@@waynesellers9929 I had a very low opinion of products built in Asia besides Japanese products, however Hyundai excavators according to this seems to be solid, I find in an effort to cut cost quality is compromised.

[@Sjanzo]

Excavators under 50 ton need a ROPS certified cab (above 50 ton they reckon the boom hits the ground first so it isnt necessary) ROPS = Roll Over Protection System

[@GIGABACHI]

She took that bucket blow like a Champ.

[@warrenblum3104]

Really enjoy your videos and your no nonsense approach to getting things done. The older guy Dan is an asset for you and is a great operator. Your new g/f is attractive and has a nice figure. Good for you. Wife and I are ret and originally from MA and VT. The area you live and work in brings back great memories. Looking forward to your new castle-bunker in the near future

[@Spacecadet0730]

I love that transition at 8:15 from the overnight time-lapse to the drone shot moving down to where the work was being performed. Can't wait for those excavator game competition thing

[@LightWalker315]

They already started

[@Adventures_with_Josh]

​@@LightWalker315 where at?

[@nicoquattro3950]

@@Adventures_with_Josh I saw DumpsterDave has posted a video. Yeah the time lapse was nice. How the fog disappeared in the distance....

[@Shasta_Rayne]

Andrew, you have inspired me to try things I never would’ve done before. If it wasn’t for watching you all these years, I would’ve never thought to become a welder (which I actually did and completed my training). I literally can’t thank you enough. ❤️🔥

[@wolverine89893]

😯😯 Congrats

[@Shasta_Rayne]

@@wolverine89893 thank you

[@jamesnm21]

Yes sir. Everyone who did something worth doing was inspired by someone else. Life is a great challenge and adventure. Keep rockin'.

[@terencemerritt]

@@Shasta_Raynethat’s awesome. Good job

[@Shasta_Rayne]

@@terencemerritt thank you. I appreciate that

[@jamesmurphy552]

I played 9 holes of golf after work today. Came home and ate dinner with my family and then we all took a nice walk. My kids went to bed quietly without putting up too much of a fuss and now I find a new AC video waiting for me. Pretty good Friday.

[@michalsaxun3132]

Ďakujem, že si dal slovenské titulky. Hodnota tvojích videí stúpla neskutočne. Veľa šťastia!!!

[@murraysimmons941]

Been watching Andrew forever. He's a working machine.

[@aussiejones6365]

Unlike you and me, But were viewing machines _ But by God we put some hours in!!

[@LaLaLucky7777]

It's called not being LAZY!

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

How does he get so many subscribers? there’s a lot of channels out there just like him and they’re not even close to what he has

[@LaLaLucky7777]

@@youtubeconnollyfamily Because it's Andrew Camarata baby!

[@LaLaLucky7777]

The crazy part is he doesn't wake up till 9 or 10 am

[@vanmanmarc]

Don't know which hurts more. Watching a man watching his excavator burning, or watching him pick through the pieces later. At least you have a sense of humour about it. "Yeah, I'll drive down the road like that." Tracks 90degrees to the trailer.

[@stevenr8606]

He 🤣 laughs because it's not his money ... yet. 😮

[@timothyirish4590]

what really hurts is watching a machine being tortured needlessly,all ya gotta do is move the machine closer to the truck

[@charliemartin-k7m]

It sad but at the same time its parts will save others.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Appreciate the share Andrew. The toughest thing in life is saying goodbye😢 however, some things and some individuals look better in the rear view mirror. Hurts but, healing time is ahead. Sincerely looking forward to the next video.👉👍💪

[@FVPS904]

You could tell in his voice when it was burning that it wasn’t fully insured

[@johnking8679]

Hey Andrew, I love your new 'enclosed' garage building !! Everything under cover and protected from the elements !! I love your channel and have been following you for about two years now. Keep 'em coming my friend !!

[@trevelynbrown4444]

I agree .The bay doors on the garage was a great idea .

[@jperkins157]

Id recommend an Ansul Sentry Redline extinguisher. They are cartridge operated and store the dry chemical seperately from the oressure source. They are also able to be recharged by the end user on site if needed. Simply change out the CO2 cartridge and refill with appropriate dry chemical. They come in various sizes but id recommend a 20lb model for the heavy equipment!

[@PRC533]

No matter what you get, it won't work unless basic maintenance is kept up with. I've seen a few of these videos now where equipment fires start and then the owner can't figure out why the 10 year old extinguisher that's never been serviced and only stored outside won't work.

[@scottsmith1569]

I can't be the only person betting weather ask those big pieces of scrap would hang on that tailgate!? So glad it came out. I've scrolled a hundred comments, not a single comment on Andrew's shirt off shot, and that body!? I'm jealous, good job Andrew. As active as you stay, you're definitely toned and ripped.

[@Mitalayeka]

Put that towards your new Excavator and thanks for the Content over the years, its Educational.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thank you.

[@randybarnes8454]

I often wondered how one Excavator devoured another. Now I know. Thanks Andrew.

[@wolverine89893]

😂😂 Andrews Content is very manly and rough but so worth watching.

[@2coixos]

They are the dinosaurs of today.

[@CC-gu3ze]

The real trouble starts when they figure out how to put each other back together.

[@jenksify]

As the saying goes "one bite at a time".

[@TreachourusJdogg]

It has been fun watching you build such an amazing life, Andrew. It has been really inspiring to me, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Thanks for sharing!

[@deesenutz3631]

While watching this video I realized I’ve been subscribed to Andrew’s channel for 7 years now. First video I ever saw of his was him digging up an replacing a culvert pipe with his baby komatsu excavator. Awesome seeing how far he’s came!!

[@martingerber5475]

This was my first video too!! Never missen one

[@jons6125]

Your one of the people that I’m interested by what you do differently to me, because clearly it works.

[@vdwalt4464]

Excavator cannibalisms...I would have never known it if not for Andrew. Love it!

[@arlodewald5378]

That had has to be the world record of quickest cab removal !

[@AndrewCamarata]

Yeah, I didn’t expect that, I guess it was mounted with rubber bushings that had melted in the fire

[@flippnorge7105]

@@AndrewCamarataI am surprised how much force was needed to crush it. Nice to see that they can take a hit.

[@hornetf18]

@@flippnorge7105 I mean the cab of a piece of equipment is supposed to be the safest place during an accident. In forklift training, we were always taught that if something ever goes wrong, you ball up in the cab and don’t move until everything else stops moving.

[@3sparewashers-lg3gf]

@@hornetf18 Forklift certified, nice. Leave some ladies for the rest of us ;)

[@Ned-p1y]

My Honda generator never leaves the back of my Gator. Battery charger and air compressor

[@garynoll700]

That's cool watching the dismantling of the burned-out excavator. I'm glad Andrew is salvaging parts of it as they are worth a lot of money.

[@lolanene7323]

Dopo tutti quei maltrattamenti direi che non valgono poi più di tanto...!

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@lolanene7323 excuse me!? That doesn't even make any sense, what have you been watching. An excavator dig and do what it's made to do. It's not even his oldest one,the one he built up his business with. You on something man.

[@allanpeters4403]

Only Andrew can put out an academy award video 5 Stars!!!! Best U-Tube posts on here!!

[@bretter4368]

Cody has it figured out. If I stand here long enough I'll get lifted, ... it's worked once before. Smart dog. AC - greetings from Australia, love your work!

[@joegilly1523]

Great drone footage . Love the metal castle on the Hill.

[@COYO-T]

Having that 6 stall garage looks a lot better then when it was just an open covered building.

[@jonnytheshark]

The first video i saw was when this excavator burned. Now im binge watching all the other videos on the channel. So interesting and fun to see.

[@AndrewCamarata]

It’s probably fun for someone to find this channel at this point because I’ve been making videos for years and there’s plenty of content to watch. It’s almost worth starting at the beginning or at least the beginning when the video started getting good to watch in chronological order.

[@SubculturalMoKa]

@@AndrewCamarata when i first found your channel first, i was hooked for weeks! So many videos to watch, so much progress to see unfold in short time! Was great... subscribed to your channel many years ago and still happy whenever you upload!

[@luismadrigalvargas]

@@AndrewCamarata the B sides has good content too

[@hondafrk]

Dude there’s so many good videos to catch up on lol. Be sure to watch him installing a radio in the white pickup with a chainsaw.

[@ClinttheGreat]

I joined when he had 400k subscribers and I pretty much just binged watched from the beginning. I think I’ve watched every episode.

[@Scaper312]

Hello Andrew, I became aware of you during the Corona pandemic because I suddenly found myself spending a lot more time at home than before. I've been following you for almost four years now and at the beginning I watched all of your current videos as well as many of your older ones. It's nice to see how you develop as a person and your projects. I just want to thank you for that. :) I'm 30 years old now and I come from Germany. It's very interesting to see how different things are handled in the USA.

[@davidlee950]

Hi Andrew, exciting to watch from Tokyo, thanks for sharing. Would like to have seen removal of the boom, arm and bucket hydraulic cylinders prior to loading and transportation ….. perhaps time was of the essence. Cheers!

[@lutzfutz3932]

Im from Swiss and trust me wen i see the Nature and our Nerves for repair Maschins, you make my Day THX.

[@gen157]

The closed in container shed looks so good. During the construction, I didn't expect much from it, but I'd love to have it myself.

[@DailyDriver-xm9yq]

That building could now be in the middle of a nice neighborhood and look right at home. Great job. Now he needs about 4 more that are twice as big to house the big toys.

[@1701enter]

I feel your pain with that good machine burning like that. But it was tuff watching you rip it to bits that way . The engineer in me was thinking dismantle the boom and jib (and all the rams etc). I look forward to your next project

[@rogue3]

I really felt your pain when it lit up and you realized the only extinguisher on site was worthless. I will definitely be running at least 2 in all my machines from now on. Thanks for all the lessons you share.

[@PaulGoplen]

Love how on the way to the scrap metal yard, you were followed by scrap metal.

[@ionracer24]

I saw that too lol!!

[@Trash-Castle]

I’ve been thinking about this. I’m a 4th degree burn survivor… like myself, this has likely been a reminder to many, check your back up safety equipment, smoke detectors, any thing fire or fire maintenance. Edit seems people don’t know of 4th degree burns... It’s when the muscle and bone get burned through and damaged. I had a 7200volt power line fall on me

[@davidmorse8432]

But mostly, be able to see a fire before it starts and be pro- active about preventing it.

[@freetolook3727]

4th degree burns...shouldn't you be dead?

[@kabby2022]

It comes back to his fault ​@@davidmorse8432

[@kabby2022]

​@@davidmorse8432this fire was his own fault.

[@Sjanzo]

Whats 4th degree burn ? Parts vanished ? I mean 3rd degree needs skin graft if i am not mistaken... 😮

[@dukeedward5754]

ive watched your property transform over the years while mine has stayed the same. I hope you don't mind that i live vicariously though you sir.

[@manuelschneider3112]

Love the Sound of the International Truck. Just the pure Oldschool 6 Cylinder Diesel Rumble.

[@michaeldrennan2828]

Excavator cannibalism....I watched the fire video and was glad there was no harm to you, or damage to the mountaintop...your "que sera sera" acceptance is admirable, and another reason why I enjoy your vids so much...thanks AC ! 🍻

[@buckchase1]

Here's why this channel is so incredible: Probly no one has taken apart an excavator with another excavator, excellent cinematography, and Andrew is as down to earth as they come. Keep 'em coming buddy!!

[@fritzie1968]

Nothing beats a good demo video. Watching that carnage and your new machine eating your old machine, was worth the time! Thanks for sharing.

[@Paul_Kair]

poor hydraulic cylinders...why not removed before draging on ground and so on...

[@russellsmith3825]

Or at least securing them with a ratchet strap?

[@brianelliot2719]

Y those big ones are worth a lot of money…Farmcraft101’s were $15,000 if he wanted a new one.

[@russellsmith3825]

@@brianelliot2719 and now those rods look like a banana or have the chrome beat up and will leak like a sieve.

[@davidwalchak8140]

Yes, It was hard watching those cylinders being bent up. That was a new relatively new machine and the cylinders would have come off easily and put in the back of the pickup for later sale.

[@tazblink]

I skipped ahead on that part because I knew what was coming and I didn't want to see that. I love his videos but some times they are hard to watch.

[@currentfaves65]

12:00 pretty impressed by how well the cabin/cage held up.

[@crypticchris8812]

Especially with all the heat it had on it

[@jeffwatko1075]

Andrew please wear hearing protection with that Stihl Cutoff grinder! Hearing can be permanently damaged EXTREMELY quickly. It will never recover. It's better to sacrifice an hour of time to aquire some than be without hearing. ♥

[@justinfufun5483]

I am 65 and I hear you buddy. Er rather I wish. The edge is gone off my hearing after a lifetime of this kind of work. Its like ...When did everyone start mumbling all the time? Or why do people insist on talking to me while they are looking the other way. On top of that now I cant stand the noise of a grinder or a drill without the muffs anyway so I might as well have been wearing them all along. School of life graduate.

[@geanricardo]

Watching from Brazil 🇧🇷. I never miss a video of yours. Looking forward to the next one!!!

[@Jacobtheunwise]

Man your castle looks so classy considering its made out of containers

[@AndrewCamarata]

Thanks. I was just drawing some additions to it to make it look more like a castle, but I’m about to start castle number two, which is slightly larger with no containers.

[@johnkruton9708]

You forgot to add LOTS OF STEEL. And Concrete blocks. The original build explained his cheat code for buying mismatched colored blocks on the cheap and of course just painting them. Brilliant and efficient. Saves capital for other needed things that you have to outright buy “new”.

[@bruceblais7958]

I love how you made those garages nice work

[@d.lagumbi9230]

Sorry for the loss Andrew. Good to know you'll be safe in that new cab. The old one was tough AF.

[@jfssparky]

I need to replace half my Fire extinguishers. Great video. Hope you can get something out of the rest of the parts

[@RobsWorldWV]

Nice rendering on the opening drone footage, moving trees with leaves and no visible bit loss, Your machine is working well for you...

[@karstenwetzlar4080]

AC in the middle of life, in the middle of the here and now! 1000 thanks 😊 our respect!

[@AquaPeet]

Still have to compliment on your new building / enclosure. It's awesome!

[@billbergquist4722]

The powder in those fire extinguishers will clump together and not blow out. Once a year beat on it with a rubber hammer to break up the clumps.

[@jarleron4788]

He should be checking/ thumping each and keeping a record of every extinguisher he has once a month, each piece of equipment should have at least one extinguisher on it. The retardants can and do settle out/solidify after a month...

[@iNerdier]

Why not just have CO2 extinguishers? There’s nothing to clog there.

[@wesley00042]

​@@iNerdiercO2 extinguishers still need to be hydrostatically tested and recharged at least every two years. If you bring them all in at once, the price is pretty low per extinguisher.

[@skycarp2002]

And don’t blame it on the extinguisher.

[@gusbracewell3856]

That and flip flop them also to keep the power in them loose that's all they do when they get recertification on them every year or so

[@BustedGeezerGarage]

I like it how you include the dogs in on everything. They are great companions for all that you do.

[@fredschneider4036]

One of the best things about KZbin, first class videos from Andrew … regular tv sucks , all repeats and to many commercials

[@patronsaint476]

Love the videos. It’s almost comical though that just about every video starts with a battery jump.

[@turji]

I'm thinking the same thing, he shuld sort his battery gremlings out soon

[@hornetf18]

@@turji In the last video he got a few solar maintainers for some of the equipment.

[@Bobbywolf64]

He has so many pieces of equipment, that aren't used regularly. It would cost him a fortune to buy all new batteries, and they would slowly degrade from lack of use again anyway. As annoying as it seems, this is likely the best way for him to operate them, lol.

[@rogerweaver7686]

That is exactly why they recommend you have your extinguishers serviced every year.

[@JDR1971]

The turbo on the big six wheel dumper sounds so good!

[@ericwilkinson1771]

would love to see you build another shelter for the rest of your equipment love your videos

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Just a few years ago Cody would have zipped straight up into that cab and Blue would have needed help. Dogs age so fast. I don't know if it's a blessing or a curse. I can't remember your last dog's name, but he lived a good long life too I believe. And any dog that calls you "dad" is living their best life. They hit the doggy lottery

[@buster5211]

Ol Levi

[@Paddington60]

Levi I think

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

@@Paddington60 Thats it!

[@rgarlinyc]

Good job disassembling the old beast Andrew - a lot of recoverable scrap there.. Also, I couldn't help noticing @48:01, that Cyber truck guy missed a golden opportunity to turn right too and relegate it to its rightful place as scrap metal. 😉

[@richkh]

@49:37 - the guy working at the scrap metal facility checking out the counterweight: "What the heck do we do with this?!"

[@esbrasill]

They got some bigger counterweights at the entrance of each bay hahaha

[@handlesrstupid123]

They usually send all the metal out to a foundry, and they will just melt it.

[@williammurray9651]

A little earlier, there was another one sitting there as well, even bigger!

[@ktx5759]

J adoré vos vidéos depuis des années mais j' ai pas toutes les explications c est trop dommage c est hyper intéressant ! Super vidéo 👍👍

[@stefvanremmen]

It's cannibalism, these Hyundai's!

[@aserta]

10:29 keep in mind, that you need to rotate those every once in a while, because if you don't, the powder inside will clump and it's then useless. Get yourself burst type ampules. Those don't require any maintenance (other than seeing if they're cracked or not) and they are also very effective. Have three situated around a machine and that's enough in case a fire starts to deny the fire oxygen. You can also have like a throw type one in the cabin, when sh!t hits the fan, you get out, grab it, throw it and it instantly kills the fire. I've seen those used on oil fire and it goes from raging inferno to nothing in an instant. Again, zero maintenance . The only caveat they have is an expiration date, because the chemical inside does eventually go bad. 12:45 sidenote: impressive that even tho it was in a fire, and therefore the structural integrity of the metal is lesser, it took all that work to collapse the thing. That's a good cab design. I feel safer in my own cabin now.

[@3sparewashers-lg3gf]

I believe new extinguishers do not need this. I did some reading and any UL listed extinguisher will test to make sure the power doesn’t and can’t settle- I guess they make it like really tiny 1s or something in there.

[@PHUSII]

The cab is made so that if the machine rolls over, it wont crush under the weight of the machine.

[@dannmohr5721]

A new video…… just made my day…… thanks Andrew………👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@JanneRanta]

What a poetic way to stress test the new excavator.

[@whitconservative7171]

I have to say I enjoy watching your videos but watching you dismantle that one that burned up the excavator I don't know if I've ever seen anybody harder on equipment and a brand new excavator at that wow

[@joerodrigues3816]

Happy to see you back mate and you and your family are doing well and your friends thanks again for sharing your experience on what you do.

[@bosshogg3548]

Great job 👍🏻 your big dump truck sounds awesome 😎

[@shrimp6la]

So excited to see how you handle this one!

[@JVURN]

I don’t even know this guy and I’m super happy for him.

[@charkswim55]

Andrew has good habits, except not getting recharged fire extinguishers. After the video where machine burnt up I brought my extinguishers to a service center. Most were disposable, but they recharged the 10 pounders and I bought some new ones online. Thank you Andrew.

[@joepotenza1349]

Would love to see u paint the castle the same color as the new garage .. that would look awesome . Love ur channel Andrew ur a great guy !

[@mattc3368]

Cody aint a dumb dog, Give me a BOOST dad! Also very nice to get another Camarata Video. Looks like we have ALOT to get caught up on Mr. Camarata!!!! Give us more! Andrew for President 2028

[@jackpoirier5023]

Always a battery problem. That Honda generator started right up though. Maybe put pull starts on all your equipment?

[@3sparewashers-lg3gf]

I always wished pony motors were still a thing- I mean if you can start a D8 with a 20hp engine, it's definitely feasable. Save a lot of money on batteries.

[@Satamax]

He drives me nuts! Get a brain Andrew. The arm is worth money! So you remove it first! Attach the cylinders closed, with a cheap strap. To avoid nicking the chrome. Remove those from the arm. Use lifting straps, not chains. Nor the bucket and thumb! And to move an undercarriage, you remove the planetary gears! Makes the task far simpler. And so on!

[@rickymack01]

The video is worth more

[@Satamax]

@@rickymack01 Yep, but this is not a reason to wreck things. In my opinion.

[@legend7ify]

.....................G'day Andrew, I am sorry about the fire, but you have recovered well. An interesting video of the brutal dismantling. Cheers and God bless, Malcolm.

[@AroundTheYard-MN]

Nice work Sir! Have a great day around the yard.

[@DirtRoadLife1]

Andrew is always fighting dead batteries lol so much equipment, not enough time to run it all.

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

I didn’t think the counter weight would slide out clean and not get snagged.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Yeah, I thought it might get stuck on the tailgate.

[@jameszeschke2182]

Or take it right out lol

[@warrenmichael918]

I knew 100% it would come out, i was just wondering if it was gonna bring the tailgate with it!! LOL

[@allochris]

i was anticipating for the hang up & counter life the front end of the dump truck up in the air lol!!! ;-)

[@DIRT-BOSS]

Impressed how strong those ROPS were on that cab

[@jiefflerenard1228]

That "heavier than it looks" part demolition was riveting,.... In fact the whole thing was! Thank for sharing

[@DoctorTech-n9f]

pretty impressed by how well the cabin/cage held up.

[@icicicles]

That scrap weighed more then your truck. Thanks for sharing that ticket with us, you cured my curiosity. After dumping that counter weight, that yard worker was looking at it, like, what and how am I going to do something with this.

[@lukelegg9915]

them counterweights are always fun in the yard... either have to spend hours torching them or keep them for randim shenanigans. we like to give the task to the new guys let em prove their worth 😂😂

[@icicicles]

@@lukelegg9915 Here comes a new guy

[@lukelegg9915]

@@iciciclesyep 🤣🤣

[@fredrikg120]

nice timelapse and flyover intro at 7.10, didn't realize the road up on the mountain was just below the lookout.

[@roberta4989]

As I sat here watching Andrew bash apart his burnt excavator, I was wonder WHY am I watching Andrew bash apart an excavator? Answer - why wouldn't I watch Andrew bash apart his excavator? And, watch Dad and his excavator skills! Such great therapy!

[@jonathanblum2994]

would love to see a drone flyover of your whole mountain, showing where your castle, new house and roads are in relationship to each other

[@FredericCamus-st6uw]

Bonjour de Belgique ,depuis que je regarde tes vidéo j'ai vu que tu bien avancé dans tes affaires et dans ton entreprise .continue comme ça . Moi j'aimerais encore pouvoir travailler comme toi mais je suis trop vieux alors je fais des petites choses .courage et continue comme ça . Fredo

[@paulpresto7346]

Alright!!!! Friday looking up!!!

[@dieoubaas]

Heck yeahh!!!! 👍🏻😀

[@edwardcarberry1095]

For batteries. NEGITIVE LAST ON , FIRST OFF. Thus does not allow for conduction . BEST TO FIND USE A NON NEAR BATTERY GROUND. KEEP THE SPARK AWAY FROM THE HYDROGEN OF THE BATTERY. ONE DOES NOT WANT AN OTHER Hindenburg. . MEASURE THE VOLTAGE BETWEEN THE TERMINAL AND POST. This checks what resistance between them. I have seen large voltage between them.

[@BisonRiverRanch]

The undercarriage could be disassembled and put in a sea can then you can scrap the rest of it. Personally I would have pulled the cylinders. Those are probably 5 grand a piece in good condition. Bent and they are not.

[@jameszeschke2182]

Yeah those lift cylinders are worth a fortune, now the chrome rods are marked and no doubt bent, not worth anything, I’ve repaired many of these .Andrew should have taken them off first, only a pin to pull out, too bad.

[@seancasey2444]

Couldn't he have sold parts of the arm like the cylinders .

[@BisonRiverRanch]

@@seancasey2444 yes, that’s the plan but now the cylinders are bent. Chrome scratched.

[@dave_in_florida]

If I ever wondered what one Tyrannosaurus would do to another tyrannosaurus, now I know. This is the best content on KZbin by far !!

[@daved5244]

The best channel out the there, period. The time lapse @ 7:25- and transition, great photography and skill. Always getting things done, not much commentary, and you know what the hell your doing. So entertaining to watch, its addicting.

[@michaelwagg1611]

One excavator cannibalizing another