I love that Andrew kept the footage for 2 years until he could show how the final result worked.

I like how you filmed this 2 years ago then bring us in for an update.

That grey dodge is about as legendary as Levi

Not the first time I’ve seen this but I absolutely love that you’ll sit on a video for two years so that you can show an update. That’s kind of amazing

Really loving how frequently you're uploading lately!

My favorite words... "I'm on this job today". 😎😎👍

A hammer is a high value tool to have. Plus having a second machine to take the broken rocks away saves allot of time. Good video Andrew.

that's a problem I see with many home builders they never take care of the water drainage correctly Finish grade shouldn't have been that low

When I saw the old pick up, I know this was going to be a "lets see how this job worked out" video!!

I love it when Inspector Cody is on site, and even better when his mentor Levi is with him !!

Andrew, you are a very humble and kind person. Wish we had more people like you in the world.

It’s good to see friends working together to do the job right

" I want to make this as smooth and seemless as possible" Those are the kind of words you hear from someone who takes real pride in their work and someone I'd hire in a heart beat.

I live in the netherlands, its now 00.34 and i was going to sleep but there was a new camarata video so i had to watch it before going to sleep.

I like the follow-up a couple of years later. It's nice to see how everything turned out, and the grass made it look a lot nicer than the mud pile you had to work in!

It's always good to view Andrew constructing and building/ repairing something on this channel . Most importantly the safety of his pets and Neighbors.

Cody is liking the water as much as Levi.

Thanks for the frequency of uploads, Andrew. I personally enjoy watching your company, property, dogs, fleet... Even your hard work and ingenuity evolve. Thanks for all you do.

this is what happens when "elevation" is not planned pre construction..............raise the building!

Some nice slow burner videos coming out. Years in the making. I really like that Andrew. Makes for a great watch. Love that you have the patience to make films like that. Rather than just bang stuff up like ½ of KZfaq.

Andrew says “Yeah” like 10 times. Love it

Good job Andrew. Not only did we get to see the job, but got to see 2 years after the job--pretty cool.

Looks like your friend takes as much pride in his work as you do. Love that we see it 2 years later.

I had a 580K case. Loved that backhoe. It was set up like your friends. It’s been all through the mountains of NY State. Great machine. Thanks Andrew.

I like the shorter update videos of past projects. It's cool to see the work you did stand up to time.

I'm impressed that you saved this video to show now 2 years later..thats pretty cool

Best 10 minutes I’ve spent all week! Thanks 😊 AC!

You must have 100 plus terabytes of data storage on standby. Thanks for the content Andrew

Love watching your videos before school

Tool for every job...and a man who can use it.

Lord, I miss seeing the grey dodge. But onto new things.

A lot of memory lane videos lately. I like. It's nice to revisit a job well done, and sometimes a job not so well done. You can learn a lot.

You two guys compliment each other so well. That's really cool to watch. Another nice job well done. Thanks for sharing.

"Hammering a Drainage Ditch" sounds like a great name for a Rock Band

So desperate for a vid, I dug around until I found one we hadn't watched-miracle of miracles. Love ya, Andrew!

Cool to see an update like that. Came out nice. Cool to see the 2500 with the 360. Would be awesome to see that thing working again.

Excellent video,what I find interesting is the amount of money you have invested in equipment. Not only that but the fact that you are able to maintain it all in working condition and your building is clean and orderly. Keep up the good work. I learn something new from each video.

I’ve never been this early

Woold like to see a new snowplowing video soon. Good work with your videos!

I noticed you dont slam your ramps since the repair👌👌👌 love your videos

Thanks for the update 2 yrs later u did a great job.

Sure love coming in after givin'er all day and finding ANOTHER NEW video to watch while eating my supper . Cant git enough of these awesome vids. Thanks Andrew !

I saw your old truck and trailer and was confused, but a 2 year update thats awesome. Both of you did a great job making that look more than acceptable.

Sleep can wait im watching another vid

Wow when i saw that grey dodge i thought you brought it back to life! You have alot of patience holding this video for so long

I drive for a living and Everytime I start my 10 hour rest I look for your videos, luv it.

I love that you check up on jobs down the line.

Andrew, you have a knack for pleasing people. Great job!

I allways like the revisiting of projects. God job holding on to it so long.

Great before and after. Thank you. I was going to always wonder how that turned out.

Nice work! Thanks for sharing. Two years? Wow....that's some Quality work!

A bit surprised no dynamite was involved. Andrew does have the coolest stuff of anyone.

Out of all the jobs and types of videos you post, managing water videos are always the best. Something mezmerizing about taking a natural work area and funneling all the area's water where you want it. Neat and tidy and getting to watch all the water flow after the job is done. Plus a dog going for a walk/swim is good for a chuckle as well.

man, I love your content and work. thank you for all you do!

Huh.. I wonder how couple a days ago KZfaq knew to recommend me the video where you replaced the bit on that hammer. As if it knew you were gonna upload this one next

My favorite kinds of Andrew videos. Working that earth

The amount of subs that must have your post notifications on must be crazy! Loving it!

I will say your editing has gotten better Andrew. Keep up the good work.

It was nice to see how effective the hammer was on that rock. We've seen a few videos recently from the likes of Letsdig18 and others, where hammers have had zero impact on large granite rocks, like at the vet clinic site. On the other hand, if Andrew was to encounter a situation like that, he'd still find a way through it even if he had to get himself an explosives license. Demolition Dave has dealt with granite, in site sensitive locations, by drilling and injecting special expanding foam stuff. Yes, it would be interesting to see Andrew expand his skills in that direction. He has overcome every obstacle he's been faced with up until now, and I can't see a few tons of super tough rock changing that.

I really appreciate how you come back and show updates on the finished work.. You also do very good work keep up the good content

Very cool, nice work. The follow up visit during a rain storm especially!

Looks like Cody was "doing something else" to that tree at the very end. Always nice when doggie sniffs out something fine to help make his day a happy eager one.

Always nice to see the project a couple of years later and that it worked as planned. :-)

I look up, I see a new AC video, and I clicked as fast as possible!

Middle of finishing his review of his side by side and get a notification for a new video. Thanks Andrew Levi and Cody for all the great continued content.

This is nice for u to go back to check on your past work.

Thanks for showing us the working end result 👍🏽; love it

New Hammer hits fast nice ah nice 💪🏼

Thanks, Andrew. I enjoy your videos. You are my favorite.

great job thanks for the video have fun

Thank you for sharing this Andrew.

Hammer...Time....Thanks Andrew....!

There will be only two objects left created by humanity after 100 000 years. Voyager space probe, and Andrews Yanmar excavator.

Andrew, that music rocks!!

That is awesome that you waited 2 years to post this with an update.

2years. You must have great video archiving and organizing system.

Neat project. That sure is a LOT of work for a drainage ditch!

Love the short clip of the new hammer

Elevating that building, at the time of original build, was definitely the best and cheapest way to go. Gravel is cheap.

Excellent video Andrew 👌 Be safe and take care Cody

Man, I wish I could hire you to do everything. I need a bunch of trenches dug!

nice hammering. hey did you replace that engine in the old ram. or did I miss that video

Great video and zero ads!

Like the update Video - nice new hammer.

Nice new hammer! I hope you resurrect that blue ram for your snow plowing and keep your white one as a backup.

it's fascinating to see how different people operate an excavator bucket.

As usual, I click Like as soon as I see AC on my home page.. Thanks Andrew!

The back round music was great on this one!

Another quality job done by Andrew!!!

i felt like i watched a 'post 10' video with that unclogging :) love your video's andrew

Excellent work as always Andrew and Cody looks to be having a good time here.

everyone should have a friend like Andrew, or even better, be a friend like Andrew to someone else.

Nice setting Andrew. Top job

Awesome video.

Smart of you to buy another hammer, you can have an awesome income hob-knocking rock and renting out your fleet. Your friend knows how to use a backhoe lost art. Stay healthy 🙂

I love every video thats been on. The castle is amazing. Does Andrew actually live in the castle?? Keep up the brilliant videos you put out there. Love love love it. All the way to England xx

Yes! A video! Andrew throw a good long one together for my relaxing night in front of the fire!

Andrew, you seriously must develop great relationships with your clients. The homeowner allowed you to film on the property two years later on a job that wasn’t even yours? Impressive.

Great job pumping out the videos Andrew.