I'm worried about spending more time watching Andrew work than me actually working. 😂

I work as a paramedic and we have whole nights where we watch Andrew's videos in between calls and debate what the best way to rescue him when stuff goes .wrong, but it never does! He must have the best sense when what he is doing will go right! He does what we all dreamed as doing but never do! Thanks and keep life full of fun Andrew !

That crew swapping tires was pretty darn impressive far as I'm concerned. Don't care how much equipment ya have if you don't have the experience.

Props to that tire changing crew. There looks to be a lot of ways one could get injured doing that job.

In 1979 I had the pleasure of removing the plastic from the seat of a brand new 988B and operating that machine for the following 3 months. I smiled ear to ear the entire time.

Can't get enough of Andrew Camarata fixing equipment and handling property management projects. Interesting and always pick up a new trick or two.

That's amazing how Andrew has transformed the land over the years almost single-handed.

"If land near you ever comes up for sale, buy it" We have been following that rule big-time. Over the years, we have bought up the five parcels around us, and they have doubled in value at a minimum, but one of them is seven times what we paid for it now. We bought the land just so we didn't have neighbors, but have quite the retirement nest egg now! 😊

God those tyre guys have a real risky job day in day out! Fair play to them.

I forgot how big of a monster that 988 is until you brought out the skid steer at 37:34. Really puts it into perspective how much material that machine can move.

I struggle to put tires on my lawn mower, this is insane! Love all of Andrews content. This might be the first time he has had to hire anyone to do anything, these guys are talented.

Those tire changing guys were impressive, they made it look easy!

I had a job for a couple years warehousing and delivering tires like that, always so happy I wasn't the guy installing them. What a machine!

My old man had the 988 in his quarry. Had Caterpillar fit the largest bucket they could fit. Was a beast of a machine. Well done Andrew.

I like it when Andrew explains what he's doing and why for those of us that don't know.

Andrew you have any man’s dream at your feet, ground to move and improve and the machinery to do it. I can remember when I first started farming I had an old TE20 grey fergie and that was it but slowly built my gear up, I used to get so annoyed as established farmers would have farm implements as garden decor and I could have refurbished it and put it to practical advantage. Love your vids man

I thought it quite funny when Andrew left the 988 sitting there and suddenly there was a "micro-loader" moving stone. It looked so small next to the 988!! Great video!

Andrew you deserve all the success that you’ve acquired. Your videos are the best. Very interesting thank you

It never ceases to amaze how powerful earth moving equipment can be .. that bucket has gotta be a 7 yard bucket , and a yard of stone weighs between 2500-3000 lbs .. that means that loader is lifting up to like 20,000 pounds.. that’s like lifting 5 cars at once

Been so long since I 've seen a new Andrew Camarata video that when one shows up, I am watching it🙂Thank you Andrewe for the great video, great to see him back at work, with some property management projects and fixing his equipment. So great to see... Have really missed him. The gentlemen that installed the new tired after taking the old ones off, My hats off to both of them, they did and awesome job! WOW!! what an improvement you made with that upper driveway, where the hot tube is.. looks 100% better now..seems like Cody and Blue liked it..

With my trashed disks, all i can do is sit back and enjoy Andrew do things i wish i could do. Safeguard your back Andrew and take ticks seriously.

Wow what an interesting process changing those tires. Those guys deserve to be paid well for that kind of work.

Well done Andrew ! Back to your usual high standard. Appreciate the work you put into mixing GoPro and Drone shots with music and change of angles. A lot of time involved putting all of that together but that's what makes your vids stand out.

Always love your videos. Thank you for putting the time and care into making them. I know it gets tedious at times and tiring, but I simply can't wait until you show another one. you and watch Wes work, diesel creek with Matt. Samantha is a joy to watch. She is very talented. Love watching you two together in a coordinated effort. Mark

The use of heavy equipment to maintain other heavy equipment is always fascinating to me. It's an entire cooperative ecosystem...

"anything is possible with a sledgehammer" -Andrew

Thanks Andrew. As always, it's relaxing and a pleasure to watch YOU work. You've got the right attitude. There isn't too much that gets to you. When you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The scale those big machines like the 988 operate is amazing, truly 'earth movers'

You know it's big, when professionals are coming to change the tires. 😎

Induction coils are amazing. For maximum effect, try flash cooling the component before loosening. The heating expands the bolt, crushing the debris in the threads, the debris acts as an insulating layer so not all of the heat is passed to the surrounding metal. Flash cooling will then shrink the bolt faster than the surrounding material, allowing penetrants to seep in. It's another step if loosening when hot fails. Good work man...

Dear Mr. Camarata. 👍👌👏 It's obviously quite a harder job to take off those big beefy tires than I imagined. The guys did well (at least I hope so). I'm happy to see that you got rid of the old, worn down tires for free. Nice landscaping job by the way. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and especially health to you, your helper and the dogs 💚💚.

I’m glad you keep putting long videos out and I can’t understand why other channels insist on putting 12/18 minute clips out 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice to see a new video . The guys on the tire change for the loader ...not their first day of that rodeo ! They were probably glad to be on dry clean work environment . Nice finish .

AC, your videos carried me through some really dark places in my life. Now that my life is brighter, I llook at your work with the same hope.

Awesome video Andrew! Your work with the wheel loader is truly impressive and incredibly entertaining to watch. It's amazing how you single-handedly clear the property and make moving the earth look so effortless. Keep up the fantastic work!

Nothing more enjoyable than watching a "big kid" and his real Tonka toys !!!!!

That Gear reduction tool is great! Have one here at the farm, for tractor lug nuts and such

Man, those tire guys earn their paychecks. Skill and hard work.

Andrew, the best thing about your videos is, when it's your own projects, you do whatever TF you want to do. Hats off my man!

35/65r33's those are the biggest tires ive installed haha! these guys make it look easy; that's a quality tire shop right there. awesome video Andrew, thanks for showing this. takes me back to my tire shop days (not that i miss it, that job literally broke me). they need a needle scaler for the rims haha! also, if it was me, i would have rotated the new ones to the front, as the fronts typically see WAY more abuse than the rears. in either case, im happy to see new tires on this beast haha! :P

These guys are the pro’s from Dover. Great video. People have no idea what it takes to do this type of work. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.

That opening shot was a shock. I remember when I first started watching Andrew, that lot was empty and the castle was a box. You've come a long way son. 😉 👍 Good to see you brought in the Big Guns. What! Andy's not changing the tires? Good move. 😁

The problem with Andrew is that his videos are habit forming, and he's a all around good guy, I've enjoyed his videos for about 3 years now.

Outstanding video. The tire guys are fearless. You wonder how a guy signs up for that job. Absolute professionals.

😊well done Andrew always a pleasure watching you're projects,since i had to take early retirement miss all this,regards pat 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚜

To go back in history a little will help understand why there are two different control patterns. Back in the day there were two lever controls that had levers close to 2' long and were either connected directly to the control valve or were connected via a cable. Because the lever throws were so long is was nearly impossible to work both levers while in the pile, so the boom lever was often placed into a detented "up" position while the operator worked the bucket with the tilt function. This detent was also used when coming up to a truck or hopper to raise the boom while the operator used the tilt lever to dump the bucket at the same time. The single lever control was designed as an improved control pattern over the two lever pattern as it is described above. This allowed the operator to have full control over all functions while loading the bucket and dumping into a truck. Today the difference between the two patterns is not as apparent because the advent of pilot and EH controls. You will typically find the joystick or single lever controls on smaller, < 4 cu yd, loaders. The thought is that these smaller loaders are usually used in a variety of different applications that don't have the repetitive motions that a larger loader would have by doing nothing but v-pattern loading. It is also thought that this loader control is easier for new or inexperienced operators to pick up on as well. The two lever controls of today are quite different from those days of 2' levers. Almost without exception all manufactures use either pilot controllers or EH controls that provide for short levers and very little movement effort. For the most part, larger loaders (> 4 cu yd) come standard with type of controls. Not that you can't get a joystick with these larger machines, but because of the high percentage of the time that these machines perform repetitive v-pattern loading it is thought that the short, two lever controls give the operator much better metering control over the bucket while coming up to and dumping in a truck or hopper.

great job as always. looking forward to seeing how your new mountain property is doing as well. always enjoy watching your videos.

When I first started watching KZfaq and looking for snowplows for trucks, Andrew's plowing snow was the first one I watched, and I have been hooked ever since.

Wold love to see you make a big cut in the mountain property. And make a really nice road there and have the loader there so we can see it get used a lot more. Love the vids from Norway 🇳🇴❤️

So much more room for activities! Great video Andrew. Love seeing the big boys out workin’

This tire changing job, aint no joke man. I tell you by expirience. Thank you Adrew for sharing. Always a pleasure viewing your videos.

Good advice on buying land. I buy it when ever it comes up also. One thing I know for sure is they'll never be making anymore of it 👍🏼

Your property keeps getting better and better. Can't wait to see what else you're going to do with it!

You have a lot of things now. I remember when you only had the yanmar and John Deere back hoe and it is so amazing to see how much you have grown. Keep it up

Very happy for you Andrew. You've come a long way through perseverance and determination! There is nothing I can do pair of shoes and those new tires will go a long way

Interesting tool that you used to crack those bolts loose, buying your neighbors land is always a good move. Thanks for the great entertainment.

You're a rare breed sir. Just get stuck into everything and figure it out as you go 👍

That was a real satisfying dump, of stone, and man, carving those rocks out was really cool! Awesome video Andrew! Love the life!

Ha ha, "Nothing's on fire". I think that is a good measuring stick for success. Great videoe and I loved seeing that machine run again.

Man they put that crane to good use, but that and their teamwork makes a very tuff job manageable! Great watching you guys work

I think like alot of other viewers would enjoy hearing you narrate some more, like when you spoke about buying property or future projects around the castle. As always enjoy the videos and keep em coming.

Good to hear your neighbour decided to sell. Looking forward to seeing how you develop the new property. Keep up the great content

I still remember the video of you getting that CL35 skid steer. You've come so far, pretty crazy seeing you progress.

I'm glad your putting that roll over protection back on , ...I've already lost one friend from a rollover, I don't want to loose another my friend ! ❤️🍺😎

It's a good day when Andrew releases a video!

I love these videos. I can't imagine how much work it takes just to keep all the equipment in running condition. It is clear to me that all your hard work has really paid off.

Somehow so satisfying to watch somebody doing actual work, and getting results.

Always look forward to your videos, very informative 💯👏🏿

Your trouble shooting skills and work ethic are outstanding! Keep up the great work!

thank you for uploading the ending separately. the outro is one of my favorite parts of a video to watch.

Great video keep it up, we all love to see it. I also love having my skeletool everywhere, my grandfather always carried his Leatherman multitool everywhere for as long as I can remember so I think I inherited that trait from him.

I’d love to see an updated castle tour video! It’s been a while since we’ve seen the upper floors. Love the videos!

I cringed everytime the tire guy put his hand near those rings and even said outloud "I would like to see the finger lost statistics for this job" Great video Andrew, wrenching and excavating, Thank You!

Very cool video , watching him dig out the hillside rock you lose how big that machine is till he was running the bobcat next to it .Thanks for taking us along . B

Hi Andrew , good to see you back 😀

Man, that looks like a fairly dangerous job for the tire techs. Hats off to them.

Most excellent video. Very interesting with the huge tire renewal, plus the ACTION sequence with the trees knocking over your video camera . LoL . I am sometimes able to predict your next move towards completing each job. Your videos have logic and just the right amount of narrative compared to others online.

That thing is massive, i am awed at the sheer size of that machine, 988s are beasts!

the 988 is monster great content always nice glad you getting more land

Can't wait to see what you do next.. you keep making your place look better and better. And another great video

Love the fact that your not scared by older machines in fact they tend to be very reliable as they have very little electronic components to go wrong and they're designed to be repaired as if you're a machinest you can make most components

That was for sure the most advanced tire job i ever witnessed!

Andrew , You have more followers than the President .

Godt jobba Andrew. Lenge siden sist. Savner dine videoer hver dag,gleder meg til neste.🤗

20 thousand dollars for a couple of new tires, I hope your job for the 988 pays well. Great video, it gives a good insight of what it takes to change those tires out Thanks for sharing.

Great job - you really made a ton of space out of that scraggly lot! And those tires - man, would've taken a whole rubber plantation just to make 2 of them; I shudder to think how much the new ones must've cost you..

Andrew is always on point with his camera angles

Am I the only selfish person in here that wishes Andrew could release a video every day for us?

You consistently get the best shots of these big machines working, the amount of effort that goes into these videos is unreal! That is gonna be on hell of a tire swing, I hope they have some sturdy ass trees around. 😂

Wow, you did a great job clearing all the rubble from that corner Andrew.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

The torque on that Makita on the earlier bolt was amazing. The whole body was twisting....great tool.

Hi Andrew! Good luck!

You are an artist the way you carve out your property into your slice of heaven on earth buddy! Mad respect brother!

Getting to see that 988 working is always beautiful.

your videos are so full of excellent content andrew, you do what we boys dream of doing! keep it up.

These videos are great and that seems like a hard job if you don't know what your doing

Thanks for the show, love the dog also, plus i always like to look in on what your doing and to hear you tell the people the what and why of what your doing, thanks again from Australia, this is ( pj ) 👍👍👍

Thank you Andrew. I saved this for my morning coffee. Perfect lay out. Your awesome 👌

12:44 EXACTLY why you film stuff, so you can say later 'I told you to go up, not into the glass!" 😆

love the videos keep up the great work