"people usually get mad when you set the woods on fire"lol another great camarata quote

I can't speak for the others but as some one who dose the same work as you but on the other side of the world we love your maintenance videos. Please.

I love your videos. Very well produced. It's refreshing to see a young buck like you that knows how to get shit done. Thanks

“People get upset when you set the woods on fire”, I was choking on my spit when I heard that one.

As a Baby Boomer I can't say the music goes with the great videos. So I watch on my tablet and listen on my phone to Solid Gold Oldies with some 70's and 80's to change things up. Keep up the good work

It took me 30 years to decide chaps were good for me... when I cut my leg. I know you're a pro, but please consider the investment. LOVE your videos!

Quite amazing these tall trees have such shallow roots n they hold down so firmly.

Some good looking saw logs 👍

Dude you're on fire with these uploads! I love it

Great work, small peace of advice with the chain saw. Complete your under cut first approximately 1/3 of your stock the cut from top down, cut small to large. Keeps the weight off the trunk section. Remember to keep those chains sharp, easier to manage and Less of a chance of kick back. When your chain is stuck a wedge is your friend. Good to see you wearing face and eye protection, 5 minutes of safety is a life time of work....

Wish I had found you sooner! I cleared three of my six acres by cutting down the trees and then digging out the stumps with my tiny 1310 with a Kelly backhoe. Too small of a machine but I got it done .

Good advice on pushing over trees. I usually get dead trees down by gently pushing on them with the backhoe bucket of my Case 580. Even with a solid roof/ROPS I sometimes worry about dead branches breaking off and coming straight down into the cab. Could cause a nasty headache. Getting dead trees down can be a nightmare. Be careful out there.

You always manage to make an everiday job interesting. Good choise of music btw.

It’s coffee time so it’s Andrew time, really just another excuse to watch more of your great video’s / some day I will watch them all then start all over again, thank you Andrew and Levi

I wish you would fabricate better protection on this and any other equipment you have that needs it, you are the most important tool in the shed! Where would we be without you, stay safe Andrew. All your fans care about you a lot!

This is encouraging because I've got to take out a few dozen trees to clear space for a new orchard I want to plant on my homestead and I've been considering how big an excavator I'd need to do the job. Thanks!

Wonderful job, great work. If you learn to float your boom you can do a much easier and faster leveling of the rock or dirt. Also I always have the dump truck dump the loads in 3 or 4 smaller loads which makes it easier to spread and it doesn't overflow the width of the driveway. Works for me.

Glad to see you wearing more safety equipment, (forestry hardhat w/face shield) you need some chainsaw chaps and rip stop gloves! Stay safe you are the most important tool in the shed lol

I love hard work!! I could sit here all day and watch it! Lol in fact can now !! Kidding aside great work Andrew

Great bunching technique with that grapple. I just got one and can’t wait for the next clearing job!

You were right Andrew ,all those trees had large limbs that broke off when they hit the ground. Like the song " steady as she goes" . Another cool video

Andrew, you def need to check out a tree shear (like sissors) for the skid steer! Cuts and handles 14" trees. Also cuts firewood super fast.

I watch your videos with my little boy. He really digs your industrial music.

Boy that crab-claw skid-steer bucket is way handy. Looks like is was faster than excavator with thumb. Never seen clearing done that way. Guess it's called evolution. You even are able to clean, smooth and finish with the bucket. Bet you're happy with that purchase Andrew.

Sad, the loss of Ash Trees 🌳 from infected cargo wood pallets. Yellowish bark & yellow/purplish fall leaves. Last to leaf, 1st to drop leaves. Great for MLB bats. Knotless grained wood. Strong but lightweight. All GONE !!

Interesting video and good muzak as always. Thanks for uploading Andrew

That was probably one of your best videos, thoroughly enjoyed it!

Consider using your demo bucket to pick up those trees to make it easier to cut to size - prevents bar getting stuck/running your chain thru dirt. Same when you have your excavator w/thumb.

Andrew, your videos are simply the best! I look forward to everyone of them and I go back and watch them again and again! My favorites are videos of your home castle build. Something I have always dreamed of doing. Thanks so much for all the fantastic content. I wish I had a fraction of your skills and knowhow!

Love your way to clean up your job. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family

I agree with the other people,very good work Andrew sir. Keep the videos coming. thanks

Andrew + Yanmar seems unstoppable clearing trees ! - excellent work! - watching from the UK - I am jealous of how much space you have in the US - roughly where are you based? All your videos get a thumbs up from me!

Andrew, I've got a similar size machine (cat 304ccr) original had a 24" bucket that I learned to dig stumps with. Long story short I put a bobcat x-change coupler on it for ease of use, and I can't get anything but bobcat buckets around here, bought a new 24 and 12" bucket. WOW, a 12" bucket is more than twice as quick at digging stumps and breaking roots.

Those are 2 MUST HAVES !! On my next Christmas list .....Multi Terrain Loader/ CHECK ! ... Mini-Ex of Moderate Size WITH Thumb/ CHECK !

your videos are my therapy, i love the time lapse! it looks like you could use a extra set of hands out there lol always having to get outta the cat to cut the trees!

Gotta love when the bind brothers grab your bar lol

I know you are working hard and getting the customers job done but I could sit and watch your great work all day. Yes the time lapse is great also. Music is OK but I could listen to you work and it would be just fine...Mike

I'm glad you mentioned the risk's involved in knocking down old dead trees, I had one drop it's large limb on my , actually, my John Deere 350, but thankfully it did have a ROPS system that saved the day,....and my head!

The under carriage in the skid steer is real strong to lift the enormous weight and go with it... Well sorry for warning you about trees in a prior video, you said it yourself making me the fool. I was being cautious as I do have some experience myself and still learning about the multitude of talent you possess. You go in to a forest and leave a farm behind. Very nice job

excellent as always.

@14:00 - It is amazing how fast you are cutting those trees. lol

Great choice of music !

This is real good common sense, safe, Hard working man.You might learn something.

Hi Andrew, That big pile of wood had me thinking does the land owner plan to garden on the property? Could have made some impressive hugelculter mounds with all that waste wood. Still though looking forward to the fire video too. Cheers, Bill

Andrew, you're freaking amazing!!!

Definitely nice to have the right tools for the job! Hard to imagine what it would be like to do stuff like that without hydraulics and whatnot... You made quick work of it all. Looks like a nice little piece of land, few acres? Thanks for sharing!

Great job, Andrew. I came onto this video because of a specific search related to equipment: I'm clearing an overgrown fence line, mostly saplings, vines, and brush. Due to budget, I have to decide between either a skid steer/track loader, or an excavator. Which is the most productive, bang for the buck to make best use of time and capabilities?

Very nicely done.

Being in the same style of country and weather patterns, I was wonder few things, first and foremost I love your stuff. you are a really good fabricator, why is it you dont inclose some of your cab's. for those realy bad weather days. I also own a weld shop and an landscaping business.

I live in the midwest and the problem you have with ash trees, we have with elms. I've taken down a lot of small elms in development areas that were once woods, or farms. I didn't have Bobcats or excavators to use though, just ropes, my pickup and chainsaws. I did lot of cutting and finding a place to take the stuff wasn't easy. I didn't have a chipper either.

I really like your videos man! Interesting, informative, and all around pretty cool. Subscribed!

Great job as always, you were having a good time!! The property I own in the southern tier of NY, all the ash trees are dying by the hundreds. I have a lot of good brush fires with the tops. A lot of firewood.

in reference to the plastic roof on your excavator (while pushing trees over)...you can get a good plastic called Lexan to make a safer roof. you can get it online or from a local glass shop. 1/4" thick should be thick enough. you can take it to a sheetmetal shop and they can shear it to size for you. it can be broke in a press brake if you want to bend the edges over. when drilling holes in it, you need to use a dull drill bit and melt a hole thru it. there may be a better way to drill it but that is what I have done. you can get it in a 4' x 8' sheet or lesser sizes. this stuff is pretty tuff. be safe young fella.

im glad you are being safe. cutting up trees is one job that i don't like. id rather work on a roof or crawl under a house.

Mesmerizing and methodical

Nylon wedges to stop your chainsaw from getting jammed. Well worth it. Also great fro dropping trees.

Good way of getting rid of trees

I have been watching a number of your vids; that smaller excavator with the blade has to be one of your handier tools.

3:35 - I like the thumbs up to the camera!

Thank you , Andrew .

Best rockin' sound track of all your videos so far, imo (whatever that track is that comes in around 5:40 mark)... and I've watched everyone you've released including the B role stuff, and many more than once. So, yeah.

Love your work and videos!!!

You do great work

LOL... I had to listen to this 3 times to make sure of what Andrew said at the 00:37 mark. At first I thought he said, "... a bunch of dead ass trees over there".

Those quite funny statement. People get upset when you set the forest on fire. Smokey the Bear gets really pissed off.

Very Tidy job Andrew,nice one.

Music is rocking love ty

I dont know if you have already mentioned it , do you take the trees you cut down to a sawmill, unless the owner wants them?

I see yours is versital. I had a kabota 4x4 loader but I will study the skid steer. Thx

I’d love to build my dream house there

helo from the Netherlands, nice to see your videos! I just have one question, why you didnt use safety clothing when you working with the chainsaw? There is a risk you cut of your leg or get seriously injured

Brilliant viewing. Ta!

Tusen takk for god underholdning 👍🤗👍

Wow that’s awesome 😎

I've seem a lot of your videos now. You put so much time in a machine so wondering how you cope with bottom and back issues? Looks like a lot of your seats are very worn. Thanks for the videos.

thanks 4 video. be kind.

Would have been sick if you burned that pile at the end and caught it with the drone footage. Loving your channel man happy I found it!!

Great video

In my area first thing is silt fences and must stay inside of LOD

How heavy is the excavator you are using? Great Video!

i don't know how this fella has time for his family never mind answering his comments, he never stops does he?.So can someone tell me where this amazing area is in the U.S.? Do you think he could fit me in for a little job in Merseyside U.K.? no probably not

Love it! Great work! What's the weight of the Yanmar? Is it a 50hp? It sure gets it done!

Man!! I gotta get me one o them thar Yanmar tree fellers!!

Andrew - 1. What percentage of time on a job do you spend setting up and working video, and 2. Do your customers comment on them? I'll bet they enjoy them as much as your fans.

I LOVE THE WAY THAT THING SHOVELS TREES IN ITS GOB :)

Andrew if I weren't out of your service territory I'd hire you and Tx for all your great videos. if clearing a bunch of stumps would you call that "grubbing" Tx, Rich

Nice Job! But where is your legprotection?

Invest in some chaps man! Especially since you work by yourself most of the time. Doesn't take long to bleed out if you nick a femoral artery.

"People usually get upset when you set the woods on fire" Andrew

Andrew, I've watched all your videos at least twice and you are as good on a piece of equipment as anyone Ive ever seen. And thats coming from an old retired commercial plumber/pipe fitter with 50 years experience. Plus you seem to be well schooled in most trades. Good to know theres still young guys like yourself outthere.

That appears to be in one day? Your productivity is amazing even IF you had a crew of 5, much less just you. Is that just a regular Husky rancher? I need something bigger and that seems to get it done.

nice job!!! :-)

Why burning in the first place? Just put everything in a chaffcutter. Gives a great base for a garden or lawn :)

No thats an other with cabin in Orange withe i think he is from kubota

Andrew how many hours are on the new bobcat? Isuzu or Kubota motor? Turbo? You should do a radiator flush/coolant water change this winter. Change the thermostat too. These motors require a special type of antifreeze or you can see cylinder liner corrosion. Change the hydraulic oil filter to. The dream of having a nice tracked skid steer like yours!!

On black walnut very expensive save the root makes nice burl gun stocks

Will you be making a video that includes the burning of the pile? You didn’t mention it in the video, but I think a time lapse of it would be cool

Damn, HD charges $400/day for a small excavator

Why would anyone get mad about the forest on fire ,gotta love that 😆

Man they didn't leave much in the way of vegetation for scenery on the property. But the saw mill is getting some nice logs and there was some nice firewood there too. Great video. Thought you were gonna wipe your camera out there a few times, lol.