Lol

🤣🤣

😂

singing kumbiya

And the 100+ year old asbestos shingles.

It’s hard to find good help anymore, keep up the good work Andrew.

So many snowflake Republican kids out there, they need to watch AC and learn to man up!

Nicely put.

All because the roof was never fixed

I was thinking similar thoughts with this one. Sad but life moves on. Malc UK

@@georgedavidson7986 85

Wow! I thought about the memories, the people who called it home...wow the "winds of time" very true.

I am sure Andrew could have fixed it with a cutting torch and a few welds.

Oh well - a little paint on the windowframes and a few new shingles could have made it almost new

Amen!!!

@Scuba Steve and that's how he can afford all this..

@Scuba Steve I bet he does a lot to work that we don’t get to see… either way, the channel is awesome!

@Scuba Steve yeah sure.. he's suuuuch a big channel. i'm sure he's not filming every job and part of his life

He probably makes more money from filming the job than the customer pays him for doing the job. He might be able to do jobs for free and make more money

But wouldn't be better if there were forced cliffhangers and fake shouting matches?

And for Heaven's sake not scripted as many others series, so I never looked Wheeler dealers anymore since leaving Mr.China!!!

@@wanderingman8921 nooooo! Not to my mind. No screaming or language, please.

daily for me😊

I agree. There's so much gossip in the comment section. They don't even know that he makes more money from the videos

@@kobelcofan Careful there. KZfaq doesnt pay anywhere near as well as it used to. Since he doesnt play the promotion and affiliate link all that much.....

John Bush, isn't he just the best - thoughtful, considerate, hard working - all the positive attributes there are in a human!! God bless Andrew & you!! 😊

Thanks Andrew for the extra work to make it super safe.

@Iron *Fe* As long as you have a mask on, you are safe.

@@eriklarson9137 // "Well" Fauci said: you'll be safe, but now you need 2 masks to be safe. No, that's only if it's the right kind of mask AND if you're inside. No, now he's saying we're safe w/o a mask if you've been vaccinated. No, that was yesterday, today it's with a mask, and the vaccine. Nope; he just said the vaccine, and the booster, AND a mask....until tomorrow when it's.... Gee Wally, I wonder why they keep asking: *"why don't ppl trust us?"*

@Iron *Fe* yep, if only we could all choose to try to protect one another over our own mild discomfort

Wow how old are you?

@@MD-ji1ru You don't have to be old to use your imagination!

I would say you might be optimistic about how new it was. In the twenties it might have been 30 years old already, but your right about the young couple. Remember we didn't live that long back then on the average. Mid 40's for the most part.

@@melancholyflapper7027 he doesn't have to be a dick either, yet there he is.

@@johnmaddox7432 I've heard that about people not living long 100 years ago. Every old cemetery I've been to seems to provide evidence that if you could make it to 5 years old, you would live into your 70's or more.

Fact

Saw all the brush around the house and knew he'd be breaking out the orange monster. So satisfying to see it at work.

right tools for the job at hand

Doesn’t matter what season it is. Always excited to watch his videos. Plowing, mowing grass, riding his boat, jet skiing, fixing equipment, working on his truck or house, buying new or used equipment, trucks, always something exciting. You learn something every time.

I love watching, and using brush hogs. They’ll obliterate pretty much everything

The worst and most common unfortunately.

You overload a dumpster around here and they will drive off and tell you "call us back when NOTHING is sticking over the top of the dumpster".

@@python3574 and charge you extra. And they're so right.

Dragging the dumpster, as opposed to shoving it around, denting it I guess?

When I was 15 I worked for my neighbor who has a construction business. First day on the job I was told to get the saws all and organize the dumpster. They wanted as much in that dumpster as possible without going over the top. Then a long time employee stopped and asked me a question which later I was told by the Forman i was not to talk that much and was waisting time, ON MY FIRST DAY!. Haha great times! I don’t regret it or have hard feelings about any of it

I agree. I'm always learning how to be a better operator watching AC videos.

I feel like he's sold a lot of heavy machinery (and attachments) over the years.

Andrew is awesome

They are everywhere. Anywhere rural in the US I have ever been, every single house is on a well. Some old, some new.

It needs to be covered properly or filled in.

This is why it's dangerous to go walking in the woods. It might have been someone's home with a dug well or root cellar even a mine vent. In the middle of nowhere Appalachian Mountains things can go bad real quick if you're not familiar with the area

I've never seen one out in the woods that actually had water and most are very shallow but could still be dangerous. So can privys now that I mention it. There are some cool old ones with brick Insides; those are neat.

i hope it had a lot of happiness once

The new Speedbinders made in the US

@@pekindown probably got enough volts now they could spin the dolly legs up n down too now if someone makes it.

Don't forget the ones in which he repairs stuff, they are my personal favorites.

Yeah, love those fixits. I learn stuff I should have known forty years ago.

Parapluie?is it umbrella in french ?I wish you some rain in case you need some...

Sometimes it’s hard to tell them apart..🤐

The chainsaw to the dashboard, you got both! lol

'cold air' means it was probably poisonous. Look up the Chelysheva family incident for example.

He should not work by himself, anyway.

@@djmips Guess a lot of basements are poisonous?

@@djmips djmips, I read the story!! That's horrible - so sad. Poor little girl!! 😪

Thanks for another very interesting informative video, Andrew !!

See that porch? It gave a sigh of resignation. Note to self- this is what happens when you dont clean the leaves off the roof in the fall!

Hi Carl, nice to see you again and again. This morning it was a original restored Axe. Greets from Germany 4130 :)

@@817C01N thank Fabio! Glad you enjoyed

Yeah, that roof heard Andy was coming and just let go yesterday. Loved the axe restoration video. I think replicating the rivet heads was the worst part.

He sure did a fully excellent job on that... cannot believe how nice that area ended up.

same man

Bought a track loader for my farm instead of a more typical 4 wheel tractor. Really enjoying it - very versatile, fun to use, and good in all kinds of environments.

Buy one

yeah no kidding that things impressive

Andrew built this Business from the ground up

Sooooo true, ibtm!!!

@Stupid Liberals Stupid Liberals, great idea - too cute 😍

Me too

A lot of AC addicted in here. :)

More time to toke up

Underrated

Same!

Lma0000000

Hahahahaha I guess I’m not the only one ☝️

You might want to add some Wheaties to that coffee.

Thanks.

My daddy used to clean up rental properties after the tenants had left (usually in the middle of the night and after not paying their rent). Picture this; a family of feral goats stuck in a house for 6 weeks, with bales of hay and the taps left running. It was deliberately done by someone after they had a disagreement with the landlord. Dad said that was the worst because by the time the real estate agent / property manager went to see what was going on the goats had eaten the hay, the wallpaper, carpets and curtains, had pooped everywhere and broken alot of windows, hurt themselves, etc. Thankfully goats were "rescued" by someone who had a blackberry problem along the creeks that flowed thru their property so the goats got a new home for life. The house had to have all the poop removed then it was gutted and in the end they rebuilt a completely new house because so much was damaged. Blessings from South Eastern Australia, Dot

Oh and forgot to say the house was on a large rural sheep property so that's why it took so long for the real estate to check up on the tenants.

Mechanic, You probably took economics in high school. Did the teacher ever talk about taxes? That will be the biggest line in your budget. Be prepared for government hell. ¹

Wait,. Can you get a degree by watching camarata videos? Camarata University, go labs!

Good luck

@@fastsetinthewest maintenance costs will be first, taxes second.

@@JerichoRally In the past business years, I remember when the federal government couldn't keep depreciation schedules straight on equipment. It was difficult to plan business costs. Pardner, it was a nightmare for me. My biggest taxes were employee social security and sales tax. That big car being driven is a business nightmare. Don't think the IRS won't ask questions. I also owned laundromats. The IRS knows how much water, gas, and electric one uses and can figure the income from the business.

I was tilting my iPhone lol 😂

It beats having to vacuum the rugs, presto chango, all that’s left is a water well that’s safely covered.

LOL

Sadly true!

Hopefully they find the buried rubble when building the house and not the homeowner trying to make a garden

Which new property?

@@IceSedale In the video with the armytruck and the container on the trailer, he was going up to his new property (or trying). He has been talking of building something for all his equipments, maybe on this property, but Im not sure if he has decided yet. Going up that steap and on some days slippery slope - I dont understand what he wants that property for

Thought that was the snowmobile club property and they wanted to setup a better camp.

@@johnhansen189 he mentions in that video something about snowmobiling up there.

What did you learn? Drills turn stuff? Power tools are electric? Try not to be so proud of living under a rock.

@@jaxturner7288 dam chill out

C'mon, the whole thing was rotten and an eye sore. Now, the owner has a nice clean lot.

@@marcryvon make no misunderstanding, I would have stuffed that old thing in a dumpster also but what I said stands. If the roof doesn't leak nothing rots. Did you notice the cedar shakes still looked good?

@@Wakeywhodat If someone doesn’t have a use for the indoors space and prefers to have a clean outdoors area, then it would still be up for demo even if it was looking good

@@Wakeywhodat The foundation was interesting. Didn't look like it had any rebar. Big river rocks mixed in.