Some improvements you've probably already thought of: Weigh the trailer down some. Remove a leaf from either side. Add more cutting blades to the cross beam to cut the canopy away. Give yourself a pat on the back for a great idea and execution.

This man could literally build a box for 37 mins and I'll enjoy every minute of it! Love these videos and the creativity behind his thinking!

Suggested additions: 1) Cable draped and tucked down the rear side of each blade tower so you can do a mass-extract of trapped materials. 2) some added mass in the trailer to reduce heaving.

When I was a kid, my dad and his friend made something like this (but not nearly as finished looking as yours) for clearing trails on the friends property. Most of yours and their design was very similar but with a couple major differences. The cutting teeth of theirs they found out was to make longer (projecting more forward) cutting blades ( like 2’) and then have those blade teeth angle downward so cut foliage could fall easier to clear the blades. Also, LESS suspension was more advantageous because the bouncing/shaking of the trailer aided to the clearing of the cutting blades. When the trailer wasn’t called to doing its purpose, then the ATV like tires pressure was lowered to soften traveling… but rock hard when cutting. Wish I had pictures of it.

I think you need to name this thing a "TRAIL SHARK." It is totally awesome! Proof of concept - accomplished - and then some.

Your CAD (cardboard aided design) and manual plasma table work is impressive.

It is so refreshing to see a build video that is not fast forwarded the entire time with music/commentary. It's nice hearing the grinding and what not.

Run some across the top or maybe just the corners on top. Noticed a lot of branch's slipping over. Awesome idea. You're the brains that come up with the brawn.

No goofy intro music or lame animated logo graphic, just straight to business. Love it!!

Congratulations Andrew on an amazing milestone of one million subscribers, truly deserved 👏 One of the best videos I've ever watched

I thought I had seen it all, but only AC can imagine some ghoulish looking bladed horror contraption that actually works surprisingly well to trim trails. Congrats on your success

This guy never ceases to amaze me

Measure with a micrometer, mark with a crayon, and cut with an axe. Much respect on your building skills. I use this cardboard technique, stollen from Andrew, in my woodworking.

Young man, you want to be a bit more safety minded about the ultraviolet rays produced by arc welding. I speak from experience that it does cause skin cancer, the same as too much exposure from direct sunlight. I was a welder for more than 58 yrs and have had my arms and face burned many times from being flash burned from the arc while I had a helper that was doing the tacking for me and now my face and arms are developing skin cancer faster than I can have it removed, there is a place on my nose that is eating a hole all the way through it about the size of a dime and doctors can't control it also several places on my forehead and sides of my neck. There are other places on my arms as well. Ultraviolet rays are to be avoided as much as possible. I don't want to sound like a Safety Sally, but I hope to make you aware of this fact so that you or others can avoid the outcome later in life.

Awesome idea! Works great! In addition to improving the suspension and blade gussets, you should add a set of blades across the top to trim the low hanging limbs.

Your just one amazing person Andrew! Your Community is blessed to have you and I hope they know it. Really we need more people like you to work for the National/Local Government. Instead of lining their pockets and or wasting money,I believe you'd save us money and make everything run better. Thanks!

I love how overbuilt this thing was and you STILL managed to break part of it :)

That was great field testing

I love the fact Andrew DOES NOT SAY click like and subscribe. It's... "OK that’s done. Let's go to the next job."

Love the trail trimmer! I agree, I would definitely consider this a successful creation. Perhaps you could add blades to the top brace to cath the overhanging branches that wouldn't catch on the side blades.

Hey Andrew, what about setting a couple suitcase weights over the wheels on top of the frame to give it a lower center of gravity? That should also help with getting the leaf springs to absorb some of the bumps, instead of them causing the whole rig to hop with every little rock or hole. With all that weight of the arms outside the width of the wheels, she teetered a little, but was still a super design. "Trail Blazer 2.0" Nice work!

Builds his on castle, works ass off and fills it with toys and we all watch and cheer him on💪💪💪💪 Legend

Congratulations Andrew on getting to the massive 1mill subscribers the big gold award, let’s hope you get to the next milestone soon. 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

You have been a huge inspiration to me, Andrew. I just picked up one of my biggest commercial contracts and I just wanna say thank you for encouraging me .

Congrats on 1 million subscribers Andrew! You deserve it, your content is engaging and very well produced.

I was just checking up on new videos thinking how I wish a Camarata Productions video would come out and here it is! Thanks Andrew

This thing works better than I thought it would. Very nice!

Loved that show. Trucks.

Congratulations on a million subscribers Andrew. I don't know when it happened, but it couldn't happen to a more deserving, hard working, and entertaining youtuber.

Stacey David is the man. “Trucks” was a cool show.

Impressed! Your get-r done attitude rocks

I started watching you when you were doing lawn mowers. Gas saws and skidoos! Look at you now WOW!

congrats on the one million Andrew. well deserved I remember when you hit 5k and how cool that was. seems like time is just flying by.

everytime this man uploads, everything in my life has to pause, i need to watch the video

Great proof of concept. Can't wait for part two.

Excellent Idea. Great Video!

Congrats on a million, Andrew. Here's to the next million!

damn, another 40min just went by... i love how you engineer stuff too, you take your idea and then proceed to beat the crap out of it until something breaks and then make that part stronger until you have a working piece of equipment! its great seeing some real engineering

Great video! My armchair engineer advice: increase the width between wheels, mount the axle above the leaf springs to lower the trailer, and throw some bags of sand on the bed too! Happy hacking guys!

Thanks for the knowledge! This is better than cable!

I’d have to imagine this would get quite a few looks from folks. Pretty cool!

That million subscribers looks good! I always knew this would happen to you Andrew. Now we need to set our sights on 2 million!

I’m impressed with your ability to do all this work with minimal PPE. I too like to live life dangerously. Awesome build.

I cant believe that works so well. Really cool

“That went far”…. Cody a second later “Not far enough sucka!”

@9:15 Wow! Can't believe how much Cody has mellowed out. He's like a younger Levi now!!

Its so satisfying watching Andrew build new tools. 😌

The exterior design of your workshop is a very modern aesthetic look!

I love now Andrew really goes for it during his testing ...

one million subscribers with work content, well deserved, and thank you for the many entertaining hours

Well done , what a time saver.

My God, what a cool idea. This thing is brutal in the woods!

Stacey Davids was my hero when I was younger! My dad didn't care to teach me anything, so PowerblockTV taught me everything before KZfaq was around. Trucks and Extreme 4x4 with Ian and Jesse were my favorites.

I could imagine that with some skis attached and being pulled by the tracked side by side. I bet the footage of branches and snow flying everywhere would be epic.

This is AWESOME and an awesome Idea, I'm excited to see the second version

Yeah, 100% success. Brilliant prototype.

This is the type of video I want to see, Andrew building something cool

Andrew can envision something he needs or wants and then make it - construct it out of any type of material to be a functioning item - really amazing talent!!!!

I like the Way you Building Anything. It's allways nice to see !!!

I'm impressed you took the time to put the retroreflective sheeting on the upper corners!

Congrats on 1M andrew! I wish Levi could be here to see it!

Perhaps try rotating the blades on the sides a little outward or inward, to prevent branches from accumulating and getting stuck? Also it's worth considering adding a top bar with blades, because higher branches will get heavy with snow in the winter and swoop downwards?

It works much better than i thought it would, congrats on your ingenious machine.

Nice shop with so many great tools at your disposal. Nice to see you know how to use them. Awesome build. 🇺🇸 very impressed on how well it handled those trails with just leaf springs.

I can't believe how well that worked! Can't wait to see version 2. It would be sick with moving sickle sections!

Very cool concept and great video documenting the build. I love how Andrew doesn't say a word until 6:25 when he talks about "Trucks"

Give this man the Nobel peace prize!!! It brings a tear to mah eye….😢

Dude you got EVERYTHING a Man needs for a Garage. Pat on your back for your hardwork and success! 100%

Could we please appreciate how well this video was edited?! Must have taken forever to get all this angles. Great job!

Hey Andrew, How about putting a row of cutters across the top bar? I've seen the top bar hit a lot of branches in your video, some broke off, and some bounce over( the bar). Cool way of cutting trails! Faster too!

Actually really impressed with how well that works

This thing is awesome! Nice work

My dad and I would watch Stacy David! Usually on Saturdays or Sundays mid morning. I remember it was always on on the weekends. He had cool builds.

I miss TRUCKS “da nada da nada dun dun” freakin awesome show use to watch it as a kid all the time

I agree defanately works, quick and easily. WHAT a rush driving ths through the woods!

That slide magnet is sweet. Buying one now!

One Million subs and counting Andrew, well done. You earned it.

That trailer just tripled in value now that it is signed!

Cool! Love tools sound!

Been watching you for years, Andrew. Your imagination never ceases to amaze me. Simple, effective, genius. Great build!

I was waiting to hear " ok we're going to replace these blades with chainsaws" Great video Andrew 👍

Ah, the humble pintle hitch. One of the strongest and least stable couplings.

That is a genius trail clearing cutter wagon.

You are a genius you are truly blessed love your videos keep up the good work

Absolutlly amazing Andrew. You have no fear of tackling anything. Good for you.

Andrew, Thank you for your awesome commitment to the Snowmobiling community! People like you make it so great without recognition. I appreciate YOU!

Andrew is the man. He makes it happen no matter what the project or obstacle is.

I love how well it worked... and how quickly it got destroyed. That's quality content.

First, I need you to come and run this around all my fields. Second, a set of walking tandems would help with the bouncing, though it does make for some classic Camarata action.

I'll be watching this in 5 minute increments for the last 3hrs of my work day... awesome

This was so satisfying. How quickly and simply you designed and built it to taking it out to work. I hate overgrown trails.

I had My doubts!!! But I was proved wrong great invention Andrew

It was definitely a good build Andrew! Cody's looking good, he sure loves to run!!

We got him top 20 trending on KZfaq rn so that's pretty cool

Wow ! That thing works pretty well.

Hey..that thing worked like a charm and you put it through its paces...now you know what you need to build a better one!

This man loves his trails. He was the "The boy with his toys" that grew up and now he is "The Man and his machines ".

That is so cool to see something made from scratch. Simple straight forward, practical and definitely tough. One trip in and one out quickly takes care of quite a bit of overhanging branches... great concept, and recycling metal!

Wasn't sure but now I'm glad I stuck with it. Andrew never disappoints. It really looks like something out of Mad Max.

Beautiful location!