Anyone else get that happy feeling when you see a new post from Andrew? ... Like you are going to be very productive today...at least, vicariously.

Levi inspecting everything before he signs the job off.

I used to work in TV years ago on the engineering end as well as production and I know a good writer/producer/director of documentary style videos when I see one. You have the skills of a professional. You understand the fundamental concepts of human interest, storyboard continuity, camera work, narration, post production, editing, music, time lapse and technical quality. In short, you could work in the business of documentary video production if given the opportunity. You are that good. Your openings, main subject continuity, closings and attention to detail are the best I have seen on KZfaq in a long time. Your use of the drone, shot angles and placement of the cameras is perfect in that they provide a very important element when telling a story using video...perspective. The close-ups are downright mesmerizing. I too, like thousands of others, am addicted to your videos and check my email for everyday for another upload. Good job, Andrew..!

Another great job done Like it when Levi checks round when finished job thanks for video

Thanks AC you just gave me a 27 minute break from mowing 9 acres!

That enclosed cab on that case just keeps sounding better and better enclosed cab no wasp ahah love your videos keep em coming !!

I'm just some retired guy from Massachusetts. I found your channel about a week ago and can't stop watching. You are an Amazing talent on a Genius scale.

I can't think of a much better way to start the weekend than by watching Andrew work while I eat breakfast. Another great video, AC. You keep making 'em and I'll keep watching 'em!

So much loving the uptick in number of videos Andrew is kicking out!

I was so happy when he moved that picnic table.

Great video Andrew.

Nothing better than a Saturday morning with Andrew and big machines!

What would everyone think if Andrew had a brand new piece of equipment (of his own), I think it would be a little strange. Part of the uniqueness is how he keeps the older stuff going...

Nothing beats watching a little skid steer work on a Saturday great video THANKS.

It amazes me when Andrew does a "Pan Out" at the end of his videos to think that it's New York State. I'm from the Pacific Northwest and I never knew that New York has such lush and beautiful forests. Always love your videos! Keep em' coming!

Another great job!! There should be more people like you, no excuses, just results.

Enjoyed watching your video with my morning coffee and I got to see Levi. Thank you.😄 for sharing. Hugs for Levi ❤

These video's are equivalent to an aquarium, I can watch for hours and not get bored.

Andrew, a suggestion if it's not impractical.... In many videos you are faced with having to pick up several long objects, usually small trees, limbs, lumber, etc. and have to do this by grabbing it with your demo bucket or with the excavator. Have you ever considered using a choker cable? I use one for hauling logs and brush out of my ravine and it couldn't be simpler. Has the benefit of not only pulling the load, lengthwise or sideways, but it also bundles long stuff together tightly in a bunch, which makes it easier to handle. You can drag the load, or lift it, but it would be hard to control it if it was off the ground. You can buy them pre-made in various lengths and thicknesses, but I just bought a 6' steel cable with loops in both ends and put the little protector things inside the loops, then attach a heavy shackle to one end and thread the other through that to cinch things tight. You simply thread the cable under the load, or better yet, have it laid out ahead of time, pile the long stuff on it, then thread one end of the steel cable with an eye in it through the choker end and attach it to whatever... When you pull it cinches the bundle together and you can haul it out lengthwise rather than having to do a delicate balancing act with the load crosswise in the jaws, which takes some tricky maneuvering to get through tight spots. (like a dog with a long stick in it's mouth trying to get through a narrow opening in a fence.) You could lift the load by the choker, or just get the bundle to an open area here it's easier to pick up from the side. And the choker will have bunched them tightly together, which is another benefit. It might take a minute or two to have to get out of the cab and attach the choker, but it might be worth it in some situations. You can also use a good rope and tie a timber hitch on a load (or a log) and it will pull the load lengthwise. Also, one tiny thing.... those are garter snakes.... because they're long and with the yellow stripes on their backs they looked like garters to people long ago. I hear people call them gardiner snakes all the time though. ;-) That was a good sized one. Love your stuff. Rock on.

Bravo to you on giving that garter snake a chance. Also staying away from the yellowjackets! Glad to see you wearing your kevlar pants.

Watching you cut those trees reminded me of my experience clearing trees around an Iowa farm house. I soon learned to leave shortening stumps to the end of the day. It seemed that wind blown or rain spattered dirt grown into the wood close to ground over the years dulled my chains quickly. YMMV Good job keeping falling trees from damaging nearby buildings.

Mission accomplished. .glad to see Levis show up...thought you left him home....

Bless you Sir ! You stopped work to rescue the snake ! Thanks for all your video reports !!

a friend showed me a new limited production repro car (mercedes?) for several hundred thousand dollars yesterday and asked me if I would buy it if i had the money. My response was that since watching Andrew work I would rather have a skid steer :) Priorities!

Thanks Andrew! I am watching your video about refurbishing your 5 ton trailer. Amazing work.

Hey Andrew, I normally don't bother commenting, but I just wanted to thank you for putting your content up; I'm sure it adds considerable time to your jobs - setting up the shots and then editing it all afterwards. You're really informative, upbeat, and really an artisan. You use a great mix of narration and just pure footage and you know when you keep the sound and do musical overlay. Great work, really.

I love the timing of your videos, Andrew. I can watch them early sunday morning (New Zealand time) while I eat my breakfast and drink my coffee. It leaves me feeling energised to get out and do something around the place!

That graball has payed for itself many times over, Steve in Thailand.

Nothin better than a Camarata vidya on a Saturday morning

It’s 2:10 in the morning I can’t sleep so I’m watching your new video I always like watching yours and most times I watch them more than once keep up the good work

Yup. Yellow Jackets. Very small, very aggressive. Wasps do not make their nests in the ground. You are an awesome man, Andrew. Love watching your work.

You made it look easy, but of course we know it was hard work. great video. beautiful forest.

Maybe it’s just me but I don’t want tress close to my house. Sure there is a shade advantage in the summer but my house is well insulated. In my opinion tress close to the house are humidity magnets, a danger in wind storms, a danger in ice storms, and if you live in a fire danger area they can be an additional hazard. Thanks for the video Andrew.

Should have sent your drone into the nest for that up close shot

Loved how the clients marked all the trees, but then never bothered or thought to move all their property from around where the trees were that they wanted to have taken down. God bless Andrew! Once again he did an awesome job!

Andrew you never seem to let these things called trees and rubbish slow you down or get you frustrated i always look forward to your videos. Your work ethic is out of this world and spot on evens bees are a pain in the butt for sure been there and done that like you. Andrew you are a special person for sure . Your results on the project speak for them selves well done. I do agree with the other comments get a shield for protection i have one on my excavator make it where you can take it off if you need to like a sliding door type, you are a true fabricator as well. Keep up the outstanding work .

Hey Andrew, I have a three year old son who is a really good worker who would happily work with you. You are about the only thing that always makes him happy. His first words were tractor, backhoe, and John Deere. He loves Levi and your choice of music. He even looks like you.

Watch out for those stinging wasps, ouch! Nice precision work, as always! Love your videos, Andrew! Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.

as a creative person, I get a kick out of watching Andrew clearing trees, scraping in a new driveway, fixing drainage problems etc. anytime you can improve an area is a good thing !!! Andrew always makes things look so good !!!

Great video, cheers from Belgium!

Andrew, great way to start a Saturday! I do so enjoy watching you young man! Have a great day...🤓

Great job Andrew, all ways kicking ass!!!

Taking the time to show the garter snake,13:54, and emphasizings its value was really cool. I was a bit late cutting our lawn one year and ran over a pregnant garter snake. That bumbed me out. They're harmless and very helpful for your yard.

Andrew you have folks who love your work and folks who want to improve your work. You have already proved your worth. Pls pick the best of advice if you want to. Seems to me you are the real teacher not us. Just crossing the street is dangerous, you seem to know when to “fight and run away,and live to fight another day.” (Australia)

who else hope that Andrew video will not end....

So happy to watch you work keep it up 👍

Good Morning AC!!! That was a crazy amount of flying/stinging things. Thanks for the video... ☮

I always see your work, your intelligence makes things very easy, congratulations.

Came from AUSTRALIA few days ago to NYC now Leesburg and resting up...what am I doing? Watching Andrew fresh off the press!

Not going to lie, my fav. part is when he shakes all of the dirt out of the roots.

Awesome video Andrew! Keep up the good work! 👍🏻🇺🇸👷🏻‍♂️

Saturday fix thanks bud from Ft. Worth Texas.

Prediction: They’re going to get tired of looking at all that stone slab and ask you to come get rid of it.

You can get a new loaded front door kit with glass online for the Bobcat 864 for $900 to enclose it

Love to watch this young man work and keeping his equipment up and running and Levi helping enjoy it so much

Your videos keep me sain I watch everyone some more than once!

I empathize on underground hornets: I recently got stung twice, while brush-hogging a field, Good thing my tractor can move fast! Those White-tailed hornet stings, stayed sore and swollen for days. A closed cab would be great! I always look forward to your videos, thank you!

If you get a Case with an air conditioned cab you won't get stung anymore.👍🏻👍🏻

Wasps here in the South,E TN,above ground/below ground,are a major issue/can be life threatening(allergies),be careful,great video as always sir,i really appreciate the respect you have for our land and animals,we all share the same planet,good fortune to you sir,looking forward to more videos.

Thanks Andrew, good one for a Saturday morning. My coffee taste ten times better. Aloha

Someone at one point has worked hard with the blue stone, I know I have also worked it over 20 years.

You can hear in the bobcats hydraulic pump squeal “bring the yanmars”

Most all your videos are enjoyable and entertaining. You do a great job with the camera and your voice (being able to hear you) that many fail with on you tube. I have seen most all your videos and even though much older than you have learned some things. Your skills with your excavation equipment is admirable and also your instinct when it comes to fixing things. One thing about that....noticed that you often work on old, rusted bolts/nuts and regularly end up breaking some off. If you would simply give them a good spray with Liquid Wrench (seen only one video where you used it) then let is sit a while before working on it, the job would likely go easier with fewer broken off bolts/nuts. BTW....Liquid Wrench is the BEST of all for loosening rusted/corroded parts...watched independent tests of it and been using it for a very long time now. (no affiliation to them). Anyway....love that shop castle you built from containers....an amazing feat indeed. I'd be more encourage to work on stuff and learn welding and plasma cutting etc if I had a nice place to work on stuff like you do....sadly I'm limited to a small 2 car garage with barely enough room for a small car and my tools. Have to move everything just to get to stuff....makes doing any project a real chore. So just relegated to enjoying watching all the variety of things you do. I always wanted to learn to use an excavator, tractor, skis steer, bull dozer etc....guess it's not meant to be. Keep up the terrific videos...and the drone is a nice touch too...:) Take care Andrew....you are a good guy!

Awesome job, thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family

The IHI must be on another job, I think it could have handled this job better than the bobcat, no matter what it’s always a great day when I get that AC notification. Between you Jesse and Dan this has been a great weekend, I owe it all to you Andrew! I may have never found Jesse & Dan without you. Thank you thank you thank you Andrew!!!

13:42 The Gardener Snake is the back yard security guard. They are not venomous killers. they are harmless. They are good snakes like Andrew said

Your the best Andrew

Another kicker. Awesome Andrew you keep me entertained. You just have a way about you that people enjoy watching you do what we would enjoy doing ourselves. Keep up the great work Andrew and be safe at everything you do.

Cheers for sharing Andrew :)

I see Levi the boss showed up at the end.

He wears a helmet and chainsaw pants, he saves garter snakes...he's a damn superhero! Very nice work. Lots of folks have mentioned a chipper; yes they're very handy, but they're expensive and require quite a bit of maintenance (especially if the material has been in contact with the ground and dragged by heavy equipment). Usually expensive to rent, too. Maybe give one a shot if you find something fun on fb marketplace though!

I missed your videos so much I’m watching the old ones! Very entertaining as the first time I watched them !

9:00 I was afraid for that table the whole time 😂

Your root digger looks like a great tool. You made a good investment . Thanks for the show

Most people wouldn't hit that Snake Andrew is truly a decent guy and a good worker

An additional fact you might appreciate,this December my niece will be graduating from the university of tn with a major in wildlife and fisherie biology,we all must learn to respect and take care of what we have for the next-generation,Thankyou.

Andrew, next tool to buy is a branch shredder for your work ;o)

I was just thinking to myself there may be bees around and not a second later you got stung . You should ALWAYS have a can of black flag on yourself whenever disturbing mother nature , you can easily get into serious trouble. Yellow jackets & bald faced wasps will sting you repeatedly not to mention huge bumble bees which all can make their nests underground or in trees. Stay safe and love your videos .

I am amazed at your ability to manipulate logs and brush with that grapple; Folding limbs into a pile for a larger grab. Adding a stump to the corner of an already full grapple. Cool stuff. Thanks for your videos.

DUDE, Great work,, again with your EQ.

This is great perfect morning video, bee's, wasp's never liked them. Snake are ok. Levi looking good as always. LOL Another great video in the library. Thanks,

This is 'part 2' from the scrap metal haul few weeks ago..? I remember the covering in the back. Skid steer are a universal knife and you're the flagship running it.

love your videos keep em coming !!

Wow Andrew that was a big job! At least you have a mean machine to work with, that thing is powerful.

I was thankful to see Levi! Your intro didn’t include him. 😰

@19:13 - Skid steer jousting at its finest

Worst thing I did was buy my s650 bobcat with a cab and no ac. Mind youni use it mostly in winter and the heater is freaking awesome

I'm always impressed by how precise Andrew is with that Bobcat. He uses it like an extension of himself.

Future investment , a close in cab with heat & a.c. track loader and tractor

wasps. ok im done here, LOL!!!!

holy crap, that tree didn't want to give up!

Thanks for saving the garter snake! Most people would kill it thinking it was a poisonous snake. We have rattlers where I live, I don't kill any of them as they are beneficial to nature. They will leave you alone if you leave them alone.

Love your videos, keep it up👍🏼 Case excavator driver in Sweden.

I've been all day in forrest falling and cutting large trees. And now im watching Andrew with chainsaw:-)

Andrew, you're just amazing at what u do, keep them coming guy and thanks for sharing once again.

If I was ever stranded on an Island I hope it would be with you. You are amazing.

Me: Gets scared of even the smallest spiders Andrew: *AYY LOOK AT THIS SNAKE I FOUND*

A can of fly spray and a lighter is a great flame thrower for wasps..

As always, a GREAT job.

I wish you were in Minnesota. I just had a tornado take out 40 trees on my 1 acre cabin, maybe 5 left standing. The trees are cleared and gone but I need to do a ton of landscaping, new drainage problems etc. Great videos!