Hey Andrew. Just wanted to say thanks for making these videos. I imagine a lot of time and effort goes into filming and editing, but many people here (including myself) really enjoy watching them. Thanks!

70 Years old, Jesus I can't face lying on the cold ground in winter to change the starter in my 65 GMC pickup. So I watch a few Andrew videos ... Starter changed! Thanks Andrew!

Hi Andrew! I really need you to know this. You are such an inspiration for me; I have fibromyalgia, and the constant pain and fatigue makes for some very nonproductive days. But since I’ve been watching your videos and how you handle adversity, and just push right on through to get your tasks done, with a smooth attitude, I apply what I’ve witnessed you do to my daily chores around my farm. When I get mad at firewood that I’m stacking and ready to curse the whole stack out, I suddenly say, “remember how Andrew handles things.” Then I take a deep breath, stretch, and get back to work. I don’t know Andrew, every time I see you it seems that I know you from childhood. So anywho, thank you for sharing part of your daily schedule!

“Yea! Levi! You’re not Levi.... but you could be!” 😂😂😂

Came here for the Container Castle a couple of years ago now... haven't been disappointed since. Merry Christmas to you and especially Levi!

well this just cheered up a miserable dreary monday morning for me , thanks for the upload andrew , love your work man . terry in ireland .

It just amazes me what you do with older equipment, when it breaks down you don't mad, you fix it and go. You have great work ethics. You always take the extra time to make sure the job will turn out the way you want. Keep up the great work and I look forward to watch your videos

The videos and content is great. But what keeps me coming back and watching more and more videos now is you. Your outlook and perseverance to drive through each situation no matter what come ur way is inspiring honestly. Love the work keep it up bud

The variety of this channel and what you could do is amazing man!

Damn, I can't believe how rocky that soil is. I'm from Florida, so, you know... Great video, thanks for sharing!

Great video, good to see a young Entrepreneur making it. Your videos, highlight all the hard work it takes to run a business, as an example one video of yours showed you repairing your tractor on a day off!!!!

Mr Camarata has one of the best You Tube channels around. Respectful, works within customers budget, gives customer quality work, and appears to have vast knowledge within the confines of his work. RESPECT Andrew! I always look forward to Andrews videos. I learn heeps. As a DIYr I'm thankful for his contribution to my knowledge.

Winter morning watching this hard working young man, who does things right , . Also he lives in a beautiful part of the country.

Another beautiful inspector trainee, I hope Levi is okay Merry Christmas Andrew, Levi, Levi jr and all your family fans and friends have great new year as well

Love watching your videos. Very relaxing watching someone else work. I like that you don’t swear. And you fix some challenging problems. I also am a mr fixit. Keep up the good work.

I know it's just another day of work for you Andrew, but to me watching you use all these cool machines really brings back a sense of child like amusement. I think that's why most people watch as well. Not to mention your sweet drone footage and attention to detail when editing.

Beautiful work made by you, I like the way you done it. Just made by pure cat power. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family

Watchin from Vancouver. Gotta love your work ethic. Your vids are the first thing I look for when I get home from work. With winter upon us, hopefully you still keep em coming on a regular basis. I get a bit concerned if it's been longer than a week. I need to keep feeding my Andrew Camarata Fix. Help... I'm an addict!

Cool man, once again you got it done. I noticed your trailer ramps take a beating from the D-4. We save old mudflaps (or random pieces of rubber) and use those to lay over the ramps. It also helps with cold and wet slippery steel surfaces. Nice work!

Another nice job Andrew.....the other driveway had a bad corner for sure....well done and keep em coming....thanx for the vids...... :)

Last week: "won't be picking up any big jobs" This week: [proceeds to build a whole new driveway digging away a small hill in the process]

Of all the videos I watch on KZfaq, and I watch a lot, you have the best background music of all. I love the diversity. Metal, Techno, Accoustic, Mellow, Intense. Never annoying or boring, Excellent choices!

dude i learn so much from your videos. thanks for all your work editing and producing them.

Hey Andrew I can relate to your work and your work ethics like you I learned to drive all sorts of machines at a young age my first behind an international btd 6 commonly known as a droit and then all the cats with blades with buckets with scrapper attachments all the ranges swing shovels my choice being a komatso .started in January 1964 and retiring in 2012 I also learned in construction how to drive cranes I ended up driving tower cranes until my retirement all this work being in the 🇬🇧 UK apart from 6 months in Berlin Germany driving a swing shovel with all the quick release attachments a leibher 941 Keep up all the good work and keep learning regards from John in the UK 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

If I were the homeowner I'd keep the original driveway too, Andtew did good work with the dozer but it is still enough of a slope to give you trouble in the winter

Your videos are not only fun to watch, they are educational. Thanks for sharing.

Great job Andrew!!! Thanks for bring us along...

Really liked the music on this video, great job as always.

That stick caught in the dozer is really bothering me for some reason.

I truly appreciate you filming what really happens in the world of grading!

I'm from Australia ,Andrew, I enjoy watching your videos it's the every day works you do I learn something new thanks man

Nice work. I feel you pain with the battery situation. The two in my E350 7.3 van seemed to go flat, even with a battery maintainer on them. I think there was something wrong with the charger as it's really old... Good thing for the dump, pretty hard to start high compression engines like a diesel, most people don't have a clue. Happy Holidays my friend.

This video is where it all began for me. I’ve come back so many times! Haven’t missed a video since

Just ran across your videos today and haven't stopped watching them. I agree with James Joul and the rest. I"m subscribed and have a lot of catching up to do. Thanks

Andrew, you make it look so easy. Love your videos, the content is fascinating to me.

i appreciate your frankness on your jobs. Well done as uasuall

hello adrew! Very good and useful video! Wish you soon get the youtube silver play button👍😃

Thanks for putting all the work and effort into these videos!

Your face at 0:40 Your an inspiration to amateur equipment operators everywhere. Great job on the videos!

Great job man, your videos are always super entertaining. P.S. You sound so much like a character from the show Rick & Morty.

Another top job mate! You have inspired me to put a bid in on some site preparation , about $30k worth of work. Owner covering materials costs. If we hit rock then additional costs to be determined. I’ve already got a JCB 3CX Backhoe, Toyota 8SDK backhoe, needing to push a road through, replace a culvert over a small stream, dig and install a septic and leech drains, and prepare house pad/water tank pad and battery utility shed, and run a water main 500mtr along the road. I’m looking to slap $3k on a dodge tipper, to bring materials to site, and tail dump gravel on the roadway. You’ve covered everything I’m looking to do, and with work I’ve already done on my own 15 acre site I reckon I am up for it. Firstly... thanks Andrew. You rock Secondly, after your thoughts on whether an excavator or bulldozer would be the next machine to look at, I reckon about $10k would be max budget, thoughts on what to get next? Thanks again mate, keen for any feedback you can offer :-)

My new favorite KZfaq channel! This equipment is so awesome to see it in action and what it can do!

Nice job as always. That rock will make a good base. Yeah, it would be a lot better with that lower area raised up but comes down to money. If I was the owner with the skid steer I'd be having a lot of moving material around and filling that in. A much safer access which needed to be done and he has all that old material from the old driveway to use also. Thanks for sharing.

you work hard and you work long... i feel worthless in your presence ...... Brooklyn NY respects you and everything you do.

ahh....the pain in the ass feeling when it doesn't start first time round...or even second time round....😥

Awesome video man, love it when you can cut a hill and use material that is already there! Great video, thanks!

Watching this reminds me of when I was young clearing stumps with my grandfather to make new dairy pastures watching him run our D4 with a homemade root rake on it GOOD TIMES 👍👍!!

What a life... Studying for Physics mid-terms while watching one of the best KZfaqrs out there. Great video, as usual.

"way too steep to drive up" ... **drives up**

Such great natural underlayment for a driveway and it is right there. That entire little hill that you cut down is perfect for creating a driveway with.

Andrew I thank you sincerely for sharing your talents and awesome lifestyle. Your great

Came for the dozer, stayed for the Quake 2 Soundtrack.

“Levi clone” liked that one!!

Very excellent video , excellent work! Thanks for posting this Andrew Camarata!

Watching dozer work is like watching sprinklers...you can watch them for hours. Thanks AC - always quality!

Morning, got a kick out of the tree, get in Andrews way and your coming down ha ha good job. Peace.

nice material; made a great road; most people could only hope for such luck; usually it costs a lot for gravel and shot rock

To anyone who hasn’t seen the dozer starter replacement video, I highly recommend it. You’ll never see someone use a skid steer to change a starter on a dozer. I think this is precisely why we love you man👍🏻🇺🇸🤘🏻

That job came out nice. Well done. Thanks for the video. Keep em coming.

Great ready made road base material you had to work with Andrew you did not even have to haul in any how sweet was that 😊

I want a hoodie with "I am on this job here today" on it :D As always, great footage! Especially like the onboard view

Hey andrew, your a good hard working man, I really enjoy all the videos I've seen so far

Vic here!!!!!! Good job man. That was nice having the shale around. The D4 runs nice!

Andrew, love the videos but starting to miss the long ones; hint hint

The music @8:33; Sonic Mayhem - Quad Machine Andrew seems to like a couple different selections from Sonic Mayhem, a band known primarily for composing the soundtracks for the Quake video game series, 'Quad Machine' being featured on the Quake 2 soundtrack - one of the most iconic and nostalgic FPS's of all time, in-part thanks to the music.

If there is an Andrew there`s a way...if not before than shortly after! :-D Nice job! That skinny stump at 13:40 was a real fighter! :-) Thx for the vid!

Never learned how to drive a dozer.. Looks really fun great dozer, nice blade set up,, I want one!!!!

Good video !

that’s going to be fun going up that hill when it’s covered in ice lol

I watch a LOT of KZfaq videos and I have to say this one is one of my top five favorites. I can't say exactly why it seems so cool but it just is.

All in a days work....you don’t mess about Andrew, great job. I bet the homeowner was very happy with that.

let me guess.... "I'm on this job here, today..." Love this guy!

That new driveway is gonna require a 4X4 with any amount of snow. Nice job but I would not abandon the old driveway just yet.

Got a bit of magic about the dogs. Good thing Andrew has a bunch of neat toys. And, yes, he is a real pro with both the filming as well as doing the tough ground jobs. A real one man crew. Does it all. Thanks for sharing with us.

You did it again Andrew! Great way to start off a Monday!

Andrew you should try the compact booster packs. They work amazing.

You may want to consider not covering over all of the organics (tree's, stumps, leaf litter) as it will give trouble as it decays,, cool video

For such a young gentlemen you sure don't mind hard work . man your worth you weight in gold.love your videos,have a great christmas.

I've seen a lot of your videos with your Dozer in it, but I guess just because this one has a lot of close ups to it, never realized til now how good of shape that it's in. Wish I had one to do some work on my property for those jobs just to big for my.tractor to handle. Nice machine!

come on guys where is the thumbs up for Andrews video? help him out here please.

We need an update of what it looked like with the gravel surfaced

Great stuff.I love your IH Paystar 5000! One of my alltime top trucks. Go well!

Another fine job the D4 made quick work of that great machine...👍

Who the hell is the person that gave this video a thumbs down? You should be ashamed of yourself.

Your future self will thank you for wearing hearing protection.

Think this is second time viewing this job. Can't understand why it never gets old. This channel is the most deeply satisfying thing I watch. 🤷🏻‍♂️👷🏻 Go figure...

Great Video Andrew! I love videos of road building!

Willing to bet Andrew will be back to do culverts and drainage ;-)

insant subscribe with that Quake 2 music

It's always a interesting when Andy gets the D4 or the Hitachi out. You just know... there is going to be something big he is a movin! Plus I watch his vids at 1.5 so it's like he is craaazzzeee on that D4 zippin around. Cheers MJ

What cool footage! No road! Now here here is a real road! Nice piece of work Andrew!

8:33 QUAKE II MUSIC I LOVE IT!!! 'QUAD MACHINE!'

"I'm pretty sure it needs a battery". Yup. Here's a trick I've done for decades: on older equipment that will be idle for a while I disconnect the positive battery lead(or you can install a disconnect). Old equipment will almost always have a chaffed hot wire somewhere and will draw down even a good battery. Takes a couple of minutes and saves batteries and $$$. Best way is remove the battery and keep it on a trickle charger but that can be a pain in the butt at times.

Made a molehill out of that mountain!! That rock packs good!! And the homeowner gets to play with a skid steer!! Bet you'll be hauling some rock over there! Sweet job

Blue stone everywhere. The Stone of New York. Thanks for the videos.

do u live in a castle ?

No compaction? Driving a dozer over this is not enough. A CAT D4 is under 20k pounds and only has a ground pressure of 4-5 psi. That's actually less than a small walk-behind vibratory plate compactor. A small drive on roller type vibratory compactor will generate 3-4 times the compaction that dozer will (12-18 psi).

Hey Andrew appreciate and thanks for uploading your cool videos

Awesome job Andrew! Love your videos!

Make new video on your shipping container castle :)