Equipment and yard maintenance
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Cleaning a tracked skid steer, moving logs/brush, replacing an alternator in a Bell B30e truck, installing solar chargers, rolling gravel, playing with dogs.
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Can't blame the man for being extra careful now.
I was thinking the same . one fire is an accident but a smart person makes sure it is only one fire .
Live and learn
He said wont get me twice satan 😂
@@balaclavabob001 that wasnt his first machine fire....just his worst.
Pissed him off ... take that emotion and energy apply to change in maintenance routine ... yep
Andrew you always make high quality content .As a long time subscriber I do miss the projects you used to show us working on other people’s property.
Yea I miss the “on to the next job” jobs too
With the RUclips revenue, probably don't have to any more.
@@g-man7938Also the revenue from the tons of commercials
@@richarddecker555 other people sucked to work for, they never want to pay anything, I did do one house demo this year, that video will be out eventually.
@@AndrewCamarataAlways liked your gravel road building and culvert installations.
Andrew is the type of person who keeps the world working as it should--improving & repairing it. Billionaires aren't necessary, but people like Andrew very much are.
Bloody Oath, so True 💪
Says the guy typing on a machine only available because of billionaires. Billionaires who employ 100,000's of people. Everyone has worth.
Yeah, he's probably just a millionaire.
Thanks again for posting!
Typing on a machine a billionaire invented, and sold, saying billionaires aren't necessary, is about ironic as is gets.
Andrew's tragic issue with an excavator burning down has heightened his awareness to routine debris removal and cleanliness of his machines.
I commend him for his redoubled efforts and not throwing up his hands after watching his excavator go up in smoke.
Thanks Andrew for your tenacity, improvisation and simply hard work.
The excavator that burned up is sitting right their , this video predates that video of it burning up.
WHAT?? 😂
So tragic so tragic…..please
@@williamcollins8213 The machine sitting there is already burnt up in this video. Timestamp 10:50
Now all the other channels that also follow Andrew they all have new fire prevention bottles on there machine's.
Andrew, I’m a big fan. I’ve been watching you since I was three years old. I’m 10 years old and I got a bunch of diecast 158 scale model excavators and everything and I wanna be like you and my dad.
@@Sevi248 that is cool, time to buy a real excavator soon.
@@AndrewCamarata À 1:38 a quoi servent les pédales dans le skid steer je pensais que tout les skid steer se contrôlait avec les joysticks
@@AndrewCamarata At 1:38 what is the use of the pedals in the skid steer I thought that all the skid steer could be controlled with the joysticks
some machines have them for certain functions like bucket control or other attachments.
Есть разные модели,бывают и с педалями @@TomGuimond
Now that I'm retired, I really enjoy watching Andrew working!
I’m recently retired operating engineer I like his videos
Philadelphia Mike here. -- I’m also retired - did concrete work and operated equipment all my life - it’s funny but - I enjoy watching all these construction videos on RUclips
I am not retired yet, work 60 hours a week but seeing a new Andrew video makes my day.
I retired a few years ago having worked in the building trade, also worked on vehicles now and then, so his content is right up my street.
Me, too !! He has such an interesting life and NEVER gets bored !! Thanks Andrew, I know it's a pain having to reset your cameras to do your videos !!
Probably many comments said that already, but I can't find any: those solar chargers are great to prevent draining to the point of deep discharge and therefore permanent damage and an early death of batteries, but they don't make enough power to bring them back once they are completely drained. Hook them up permanently to a new battery or at least a decent one and the machine will most likely always have enough juicy to start, even after a long time sitting.
This channel has been my saving grace for so long now.
I feel like I know Andrew like a brother thanks to his immersive and incredibly transparent content.
Dude, never stop.
@@davechapman1371 thanks.
@@AndrewCamarata you too man.
Absolutely awesome i have watched so many idiots with chainsaws that are simply so stupid they don't know how to tell if they are going to get locked up by what they are cutting but as i have been doing for 45 years i just watched you do and that is stop when you see the tiny bit of movement and then cut from the bottom up and don't get pinched by the log thank you for being an actual professional and paying attention to what you are doing all while making it look like child's play
Thanks.
Man I’ve been watching your channel for a few years now- it started with a few small machines fixing culverts and whatnot and now you’ve got every kid’s dream, a full grown up playground of toys. Living the dream, good for you!
Thanks
Buying a new battery is much faster and easier. But that solar panel is a great idea to keep a good battery alive
I never miss any of Andrew‘s RUclips videos. Farm craft 101 RUclips site is very enjoyable while waiting for Andrew to drop another one.
You are not the only one, me too 😂 I like Diesel creek too.
@@PinalitoCity. Don’t forget LR Times or Cutting Edge Engineering
Ants Pants 👌
Don’t forget Letsdig 18
Andrew, Matt, Jon and Chris are great RUclipsers.
Here, diesel creek, farm craft, let's dig 18.
Andrew, I have been watching you since before the castle build. I always enjoy your videos because of your work ethic. I admire that.
Thanks
The last statement was the essence of the channel, "Let's go work on something else"
Kudos 🎉👏🏻 Andrew
No useless talking, just pure action. Thank you Andrew.
Still love these videos after 5 years, I immediately click, thanks Andrew. When it comes to equipment cleaning and maintenance, remember "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
How much nicer it is to wear clean clothes, drive a clean car, for example "Detail Geek", or work with clean equipment.
@@jerzyrojek6722 10/4 A clean environment promotes efficiency and longevity, but most times you have to get dirty to get the job done and most importantly, get paid. Some operators are "Detail Geek's" while others are wrecking balls in a tornado. Andrew learned an expensive lesson that plays out everyday the world over, so it is cool to see it play out and the prevention of it happening again.
I grin from ear to ear watching you working on equipment and playing with them dogs. I swear your drone work gets better with every video. Boy if I lived closer I'd pay to see that haul truck Go Full Pull! Great video Andrew keep them coming!
“Is that it, why was that so easy?”Most relatable thing I’ve heard all day.
a squirt of WD40 on those hose's would ease install and it dries up so no slip.
Hopefully, you got some much needed rest, Andrew. Definitely the hardest working man in show business
Creepy, you think because you watch one of his vids every month you know the guy.
@@xcalibertrekker6693 no from the pictures, the guy looks like he's over worked. His eyes are barely opened. I know hard work when I see it,. You think all the grunts sounds are for show.. I've worked railroads, oil rigs, merchant marine seaman and truck driver . Dude I know what hard work is, and the camera angles, Andrew goes over and beyond and deserves his rest to recoup. that's the point I'm making.
Anderson battery plugs would be a good idea to install in all the equipment and on the battery charger. Faster, less hassle and better connection.
Hi Andrew, I have been following you for three years from the Kingdom of Morocco, and your videos are always really interesting. good man. 👍
Andrew, I know it’s a lot of work, but I’d recommend putting battery shut- off switches on all your equipment. It’s not a cure- all, but it will help with equipment that sits for long periods.
I've been watching you for years and your content is always very well done camera angles music etc.
Those solar panels are like 2-3 watts and those batteries are in the 1200-1500 watts range (assuming they are not dead). Lead acid batteries also self discharge over time. So it would likely take months of trickle charging with those panels from a completely discharged state to get the batteries back to full. They also don't have charge controllers, so if the panel gets much bigger they can overcharge and destroy the battery. It looks like the panels are designed for car batteries, not heavy machinery batteries. The starter voltage sag on some of the batteries suggested a bunch have lost a lot of their cold cranking amp capacity. Trickle solar chargers do work but they are not designed to revive dead batteries or fully charge a discharged battery.
I believe the intent is to counteract the self discharging.
Yeah, those are meant to supply enough to keep the self-discharge from dropping their charge over time. They work *extremely* well, but they're the equivalent of a battery maintainer, not a charger.
We use the solar chargers on our heavy machinery at work to maintain charge on good batteries
Spot on sport!😊
The battery chargers will extend the life of the batteries by reducing the sulfating of the lead plates in the battery, but you will likely still need to use the charger to start the engines. Clean the battery posts.
It's 9:30 pm and I'm watch Andrew vacuum , guess I'm hooked on Andrews you tube videos .
Solar "chargers" are really meant for when a battery is already topped off, as they typically keep the battery topped off.
bigger ones without solar charge controller overcharge batteries which is not good
Yes, they're battery maintainers, not for charging a dead battery. I've been using them for years and they are awesome in their intended role.
Modern merchant ships use solar panels to charge batteries in lifeboats. For high-capacity batteries, use two or three solar panels and a charging controller.
Andrew, I highly recommend you look into NOCO jump packs.
Really hard on lead acid batteries when deeply discharged. There are some under $100 electronic battery testers than can estimate battery cranking capacity, ie how much life left in one, but have to fully charge first. These are not old style load testers.
Andrew, Please talk to us more!
You used to introduce the project of the day and narrate your activities, now it’s just seeing you do whatever it is.
So much better with your original conversational style. 🙂
Hello Andrew,
Unfortunately, dogs can only see yellow, blue, and combinations of these colors, which is why they can't find the red Frisbee. To them, it appears as gray on gray.
My son and I really enjoy watching you work. You make great videos 👍🏻
Best regards from Germany 🇩🇪
Your kingdom is still and all is well. Love your videos. this one made me remember years back age93 now. Thanks Granny. washington
Driving heavy equipment over that narrow forrest path while operating a camera drone at the same time with perfect precision never fails to amaze me.
Thanks.
Im so glad Andrew gets to buy stuff like those generators and stuff and im glad we kinda help him with that through youtube viewership so when he does splurge its worth it
Your gonna have to make more videos, nothing on Tv now, just all reruns, as we all know ,nothing beats a Andrew camarata video. Great job Andrew as always.
This Channel is one of my favorites A man in his own sand box with all the Tonka Toys 🤣
What I like most about Andrew's videos. 55 minutes of action and 5 minutes of talking. Not like other you tube channels where you get 5 minutes of action and standing around talking. But I do enjoy videos where the person is explaining what they are doing like Mustie1 and not just babbling on and on.
Battery disconnects might help parasitic drain. Solar panels to maintain not charge.
I always liked when you repaired your own equipment
Like in the older videos from years past
Many thanks for another awesome video
Chief you certainly like a skid steer!….I dread having to get in those dam things…..cutting up the trees the mini kubota would of been best instead of hopping in and out of the skid and jerking yourself around or off….and then you tore the tracks about off spreading stone with it instead of using one of the little bulldozers….I’m guessing it’s your favorite machine….great video as always!
Another great video from Andrew. Love your content year after year. You remind me of a 88yr old man i used to know who was always tinkering with equipment & building projects on his farm for over 20+ years. He turned a regular farm into a marvel to look at . He kept busy right up until he ended up dieing in his sleep at like 94 yrs old. Sadly the family sold his farm off but i talked to the new owners & explained to them all the projects he had tackled or changed on the farm for years himself.. I can just relax & spend hrs watching your footage over the years here & there when i have time. o7 my friend !!!
Like the stone walls shown around the 15-17min mark - reminds me of the dry stone walls throughout New England, Pennsylvania and the English countryside
I think part of what i like best about Andrew's videos is its like full size Tonka truck play. It's what so many of us did as kids, and I don't even know how you ended up with all the equipment, but its awesome! Keep up the work Andrew.
This is exactly what this community needed on a Friday night! Thanks Andrew!
You are the King of Dead Batteries sir! Not a dig, we're kindred spirits. Glad I'm not the only one...
Great work on your slice of heaven! Love seeing the transformation over these years. The trials and tribulations of broken equipment and nature. Over come and adapt. Doing great things sir!
Andrew, the place you're living in is absolutely beautiful.
Hi Andrew and everyone from northwest Missouri I can't wait to see you pull with the haul truck Bud 😉😉😉
One of the most inspirational and useful channels..
Thanks Andrew
I only read the comments that Andrew responds to…thanx AC ! fun video
Ok, I respond when I have something good to say.
Andrew, your ability to work on any of your equipment just blows me away. I think you would tackle anything and always be successful. Keep up the videos, especially doing the maintenance work on your vast collection of equipment. Always good luck and health in your future endeavors.
Stay busy Andrew it's what keeps you young.The property looks better with each video
Andrew, man I need to watch more of your videos, I really like what you do. A one man operation doing the right thing.
Always enjoy watching Andrews video's, way better than the crap on tv these days. Looking forward to see what he's got planned next!
Good video. I think you need some more kill switches on your batteries on all your equipment. I see you have one on the Rock truck and you turned it back on and it started up. You had problems with the alternator but you got it working but I think you need those kill switches on all your equipment to save the batteries. Just a thought. Something to check into 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Sweeeeeet ! A Camerata and Diesel Creek upload in the same day. i love it.
Cool video Andrew. The haul truck at a truck pull. Can’t wait to see it in action.
A lot of what you do reminds me of what I gotta do when I move awn to my land Bardominium, road, fence, gate workshop, indigenous art space, medicine & all that good stuff
Your yard looks fantastic! The maintenance routine you follow clearly pays off! 💪
Andrew, I have battery maintainers on my equipment. They are not battery chargers. They keep a fully charged battery at peak voltage when they are not being charged by the machine or the power supply used to do so. However, mine are ones out of VW's that were shipped overseas, in the car on the dash, to maintain the cars. One way charging, and over charge protection built into them. Ebay...plug into cigarette lighter, but I disassembled that and hard wired directly to the battery.
Andrew is a true heavy equipment worker. Working in extremely hot weather or extremely cold weather. My grandpa who has passed away back in 2003 drove heavy equipment machines and that’s why I like Andrew’s videos he reminds me of him. Great content Andrew keep up the amazing work man!!!
you need a big chipper.. back in Nj a storm hit and govt brought in a tractor trailor of a chipper it ate everyting big round hopper was amazing great mulch. what a noise it made
I notice that after the excavator fire you're keeping your equipment clean. Nice work
Fine work you do there. Guess that fire taught you about keeping machines clean. Kudos for your actions to keep things up. You are building your mountain road like the Romans with heavy rock for the base with smaller crushed on top.
I really love how you make time to play with your dogs despite how busy you are. Cool guy Andrew.
He doesn't have any kids just dogs.
one crane already went up in flames. He surely does not want to repeat that stunt.
Thanks for posting. Always a pleasure to see you at work.
A classic Camarata video. Thanks Andrew!
Andy your camera work is the best I’ve ever seen in a RUclips video. You’re constantly looking to get the best diverse look for our entertainment experience. Well done 😊
Andrew, I’ve been watching for years and every video is entertaining as well as a good learning tool. Can’t wait to see the additional work to the new property.
It's an awesome achievement when you can make money working on your own projects! Nicely done and I agree no one wants to pay for jobs they think its easy with machines, they never need maintenance and never can tell what really goes into a job. Fun video 👍😁
Always looking forward to one of your videos
I had to stop this video and search the song at the intro.. What an irresistible groove.
Awesome and outstanding content as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
I've thought about this problem for you regarding the batteries. You need to buy the Cole Hersee 75908 disconnect switches and mounting and adding them to all of your equipment. A battery can last 2 years easy without a charge if disconnected. Solar can work occassionally for charging them up once a year or something if you don't use them. You don't want to leave a solar charger on forever as they'll get free radicals if not drained ever.
Smoothest gravel roads in the county. Nice job.
For the solar panels you should try one of the large ones meant for charging RVs
Andrew you were meant to win that hundi haul truck competition man. The last part of this video exemplifies that.
Thank you Andrew for sharing your work with us. I am looking forward to a future video about the screening device, already located on your land. 🙂
Good job AC, you put your natural resources to excellent use.
That’s so cool, Andrew, having your own quarry. You can build as many roads as you want!
Hi from Scotland 🏴
Приветствую из России
Hallo uit Nederland
And from Washington state!
Thank you for your videos! You're my son's hero. He's been watching your channel for two years now. He's three and a half and asks for "Annew Cacayada (it used to be "Namna Yahya" when he was really little). He plays with his toy excavators and dump trucks, pretending to be you.
Always busy with good work...I like how he is dedicated.. something to emulate
Regular maintenance is rough on the checking account but necessary to keep these heavy machines going. Always enjoy watching the content.
I have been watching Andrew videos for more them 2 years now, i have never seen him wearing protective Chaps. He cut a lot of trees down.
I as well have been watching for many years and how you started out. Seems strange to just see you and the dogs in a video now.
Yup over time things changes in out life and I can sure relate to that. Hope you still keep making videos.
@53:00 Love seeing the ground come back up after the roll over.
That new excavator will break through thoes rock formations like never before, that thing is awsome
Newer battery charging devices need to have around 3v or more volts signal present in order to begin charging. Those solars would likely work if the batteries were not doa. In addition to they are ment as a battery "maintainer" to keep batteries from dropping / draining voltage. I would suggest fully charging them and try again.
機械のことはよく分かりませんがこのチャンネルが好きで３年くらい前から見ています。
日本の🎌重機が活躍していると誇らしいです👍😎
I have two of those DeWalt Vacuums, very powerful, and quiet for the size they are.
never miss one of your Videos...
I’d like to see Andrew get a big tree service sized wood chipper and a big ol’ grapple bucket on the monster caterpillar wheel loader for getting huge trees/logs into the haul truck😎
The roller through good headphones is an experience. Great music, btw. 👍🏼
thank you Andrew from Switzerland for answering my question about skid loaders
Geez man almost 4k views before me in 12 min of being live! You are a fan phenom keep it real
that new nut on the alternator not being up to snuff perfectly shows how things these days just aren't built to the same standard as they used to.
The same guy who uses a chainsaw for car audio uses a screwdriver to put the wheels on his shop vac. Love it!
Curious what should you use to put the wheels on?
Maybe be it needed some type of tool to assemble the wheel assembly? You notice that he was also using needle nose pliers on the shop-vac that was made in China, China.
I’m guessing you’ve never installed wheels on a shop-vac
@@MJF40It’s been a very long time, I am guessing so kind of included tool?
@@Aaron-cz5tz yes. The wheel assembly clips in and the screw holds the assembly in. Very little force is needed to keep them in.
Awesome work Andrew, thanks for sharing!
Excellent Video Andrew ! Great camera shots and video quality was great . Got love those Puppy's.
I can't wait to see the Bell at the truck pull, that's going to be hilarious.
Owning so many different pieces of heavy equipment means that batteries are normally going to be your Achilles Heel. Though, hoses are probably a close 2nd.
You're on the right track. The solar chargers are only 'trickle' chargers. Batteries must be charged with high amperage charger to normal voltage and the trickle charger will keep them topped off, voltage wise. So yep use the charger for bringing batteries up to 12.5-14.5 vdc then the trickle chargers will keep them up there.