Andrew does great work. I really appreciate how he takes care of his equipment. He's not afraid to use it for what it was designed for but is gentle at the same time. For his age, he's a real class act and deserves all the success he gets.
I like that you leave incidental stuff in, I used to just think it was me that had all sorts of odd little problems on the job. ;-) Its a good reminder that even perfect jobs have their time eating issues sometimes.
Man, I have seen some people that couldn't spread gravel like you did with a motor grader. Your videos remind me of when I was growing up in the sixties,and by Daddy was running his own construction company. I applaud your honesty and striving to do a good job. The world needs more like you.
I've been kind of binge watching your channel for the last three days and I can't get enough :) It started off when I stumbled on to the wave runner salvage and then I just kept digging in deeper - I've watched about 30 clips thus far. I've done a lot of landscaping in my past. Not so much on the excavation side of things, more of the fine tuning stuff, but I've dabbled in excavation and have always been around it. Basically, I just appreciate your "well rounded" skill sets through many disciplines. And, your attitude of just addressing the problem, whatever it might be, fixing it, and moving on. And, of course, the never give up attitude. So many of my friends think I'm some kind of Houdini when I can fix something that they have no concept of. It's not magic at all, it's just a basic, sound understanding of mechanical physics and more importantly, the willingness to push deeply into whatever you're working on. So many DIY'ers have been stopped in their tracks because they don't have that "push on" attitude, which is crucial. Thanks for uploading your experiences Andy and keep up the good work. I'll be following your exploits from now on.
That's it in a nutshell CJ :), Well said! Andy's skill set is just a conglomeration of the various skills he''s learned thus far in his relatively short time on this earth. If he continues on his path, he will amass so much knowledge that he will eventually become one of those old "wizard" kind of guys we all know... Those kind of old guys that everyone goes to, to ask their unsolvable problems to, seeking resolution that they always have the answer to. :)
Too late for you Sev, your bitten now and if your not single plan on it! "Sev, get off that damn computer and help me out here." Oh well, welcome to the Andrew club
My husband and I just love watching your vids! So informative and entertaining and you have so many skills! And a wonderful work ethic. Your parents must be extremely proud of you. Keep up the great work!
Nothing worse than going down a steep hill with a heavy load on a truck, I know, been there done that. You're smart to take it easy, no need to speed. Good judgement young man, good job as usual..
How about a going over, like an inventory , of all your machines. It’s just an idea I’m pretty sure you have 2 yanmars now don’t you? Anyway , I’m an independent contractor like your self and I use your videos to get me prepared for the day With admiration and respect Andrew. You are an inspiration. Thank you
Staying in control and low speed is safety. Speed is irrelevant if at bottom you and your equipment is safe and your brakes are cool. You did an awesome job Andrew.
A good friend of mine who is a trucker always says "safer to go down every hill you in counter a little too slow because you will only go down one too fast!" :) great work Andrew looks awesome . Good to see you brought the proper authorities to inspect the pond ;)
As a driver for the last 37 years... I love your attitude towards safety.. better safe than sorry.. I've seen enough accidents from people that were going to fast for the road conditions. Keep up the great video content.. Enjoy..
That job turned out sweet. The toys were fun at first, then the real equipment showed up on scene, made a huge difference. Your handling of that hill was spot on, very correct usage of engine/transmission/differential to keep control and speed.
I really want you to start Live Streaming on twitch. I'd love to see you live, in action, at a job. You're always so interesting to watch work. Skillful and honest and while you might not have 1 Million subs, your sub base is loyal and we love watching you work!
16 December 2020-----One great feature, Andrew, is that you pay attention to DETAILS. And, when you tackle a job you do it right. Clearing rocks and gravel makes for a good job. Thanks! :)
You have one hell of a worth ethics. Never seen someone that works that hard to get the job done right. Really like watching you do things even some of the thing you do exactly like the should be. even when things goes bump in the day you get through it. Great job great youtube videos keep it up can wait to see what you do next
The mountain area you work and live in is a awesome back drop to watching your videos. I appreciate watching you do a hard days work and taking time to record it for us. You appear to enjoy what you do! I’m sure that contributes to the quality of work you do. Thanks for the videos!
Andrew, I binge watch. I enjoy the diversity of your jobs and problems. I appreciate that you do not edit out mistakes nor missed estimates. Hopefully you will get picked up by a channel that gives you content control and extra money to purchase and try out other equipment. I would like to see you visit an equipment action.
I like that you don't get hung up on problems. I used to stress the hell up when issues arose and cash started pouring out of my pockets, but now I take the good and the bad in stride. No use ruining one's day over problems.
Good call on the lower gear Andy, when I was truck driving the motto was always I'd rather be in 3rd gear wishing I was in 6th then in 6th wishing I was in 3rd. :)
Where was I at I missed this video I thought I watched them all thanks Andrew I’m glad your so Successful today in life you’ve got a great future ahead of you
Love the video Andrew but just adore the dogs this is the first time I have seen two of them they look like twins but have vastly different personalities one is inquisitive and likes nosing around in the dirt the other likes to jump into water of any kind and it looks soooo cold Shame about the bobcat playing up In Australia bobcat has become the generic name for all equipment like this although Bobcat is a specific brand in its own right Keep up the great videos Andrew Sorry about the truck and it's batteries Great to see more of your cat it really is very cute it's good to see a cat get along so well with your dogs Great videos but love the cat and dogs
I'll say this for your Andrew, you are a real worker. And good work, great finishes. I'm all over the place watching your vlogs, but love them. Seeing things done with those powerful machines, something that was never possible in my case, but certainly would have loved.
You might have what is called "silt lock" in that valve body. Contaminates in the hydraulic oil are the cause. The spool is precisely machined to close tolerances. The contaminates cause a burr to form on the spool and the burr doesn't allow the spool to move.
"There's not a lot of parking space on this property" - man, they must have a lot of vehicles. 100% love your videos, always watch them all the way through
It is funny to see you consistently having to move those flag stones / blue stones out of your way. Those are fairly expensive where I live and they are annoying garbage in your area.
Again a great job. Congratulations on your professionalism also for aerial images. How beautiful the nature. Worthy of applause see people living in nature in harmony. Congratulations.
You do some very impressive work. I could sit here at my computer and watch you work for hours. I drove trucks and tractor trailers also heavy equipment over my years of working on the railway. I guess that is why I enjoy your passion for how you do things. Thanks for your great video.
Nice vid Andrew, hey just wanted to apologize for the wack message I sent earlier, after sending it I thought to myself what I might of thought, and it wasnt a good thought of myself XD so please just ignore that... like forever You likely get all kinds of weirdo messages like that and mine was definitely no different from that. Anyway thanks for the uploads from all your hard work, and keep em coming.
I really like the drone shots at the end of a lot of your videos. Your videography and the way you work those various machines including getting that big dump truck down the hill in one piece shows that you are really and artist at heart.
It seems to me that your 'pups' keep you calm when the job ( and equipment ) can get a bit tricky. It's good to see you stick to it and see the job through to the end, as you always do. Well done Andrew!
If I had a dime for every time i cleaned up after an installer / carpenter / mason / landscaper I would be able to stay at home and drink coffee in my pjs.
Always better safe than sorry as rule thumbs the gear you climb with his the one you descend with you are a seat of the pants operator when your comfortable you'll pop her up into a higher gear
I'm always impressed with your filming man. I have a small channel, and have problems prioritizing good filming while on the job, usually too focused on doing a good job. How much longer would you say it takes you to do a job and film it vs just doing the job?
You sir are a better bobcat driver than me. It's just something that I can't get used to. I spend most of the time on the roof. When I did the test in 1997 I rolled twice and still passed
Wow that last bend on the road spooked me when that car was coming the other way it scared me lol your right when you have a big load why go fast. when slow is safer.
Andrew it's great to see a young guy like you getting on with these jobs. More power to you mate. Great videos - always entertaining. you obviously have a great work ethic and a goto attitude as far as getting on with your life. Your country needs more young people like you. Take good care of your health and congratulations from Australia.
I've been lurking a long while but now that I have the legal access to my land ironed out I can finally start using some of the ideas and tricks I've learned here. Subscribed with gratitude. freezerburn'
If you would keep a piece of 2 x 12 ? lumber on the trailer, you could put it across the back so you could turn the your trailer into a small box so that stuff would not come out the back so easy.
bobcats are one of the best machines a person who does what you do can own. but they have a few issues. one is dirt builds up under the peddles, there are drain holes in the floor so you can wash it out and sometimes they get stuck or sticky. wash it out and spray oil on the connections. newer models have moved these controls to the the joy sticks. also working on lines inside the engin compartment can get really tight. your work is greatand you work smart.
Any leads on where you would buy a control block for a bobcat 325 mini x Andrew? Iive in new york as well it has a damaged threads on a fiting that has the hose for rear blade
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i wish Andrew still made videos like this, i still watch his new ones, but man these are what made Andrew Camerata
Yeah his new ones are meh. I used to get excited for a new video when it uploaded. Now I see it and I’m like “eh, I’ll watch maybe when I get time”
Andrew does great work. I really appreciate how he takes care of his equipment. He's not afraid to use it for what it was designed for but is gentle at the same time. For his age, he's a real class act and deserves all the success he gets.
I love these videos because he doesn’t skip around. He shows almost everything. And he uses the right editing tools at the right time.
Always good to see Levi keeping an eye on what is going on.
Its nice that you never bash on the other contractors. That's good business Andrew.
My Favorite Martian, Too!
That’s really good business, Andrew.
A lot of youtube commenters should take note.
If I lived in New York and I needed excavation work done, I would definitely call you. You do good work Andrew. Thanks for sharing the videos.
New batteries for a 1987 Ford F800 dumptruck.
I like that you leave incidental stuff in, I used to just think it was me that had all sorts of odd little problems on the job. ;-)
Its a good reminder that even perfect jobs have their time eating issues sometimes.
JimsEquipmentShed 3wheeler
@@georgecunningham4818 Fourwheeler?
I liked the whole cat and Levi interaction at 12:56.
Andrew Camarata has just brought a lightpost to his own container castle building area.
Your “stack game”is ON POINT!!!👍😂👍
Man, I have seen some people that couldn't spread gravel like you did with a motor grader. Your videos remind me of when I was growing up in the sixties,and by Daddy was running his own construction company. I applaud your honesty and striving to do a good job. The world needs more like you.
I've been kind of binge watching your channel for the last three days and I can't get enough :) It started off when I stumbled on to the wave runner salvage and then I just kept digging in deeper - I've watched about 30 clips thus far.
I've done a lot of landscaping in my past. Not so much on the excavation side of things, more of the fine tuning stuff, but I've dabbled in excavation and have always been around it. Basically, I just appreciate your "well rounded" skill sets through many disciplines. And, your attitude of just addressing the problem, whatever it might be, fixing it, and moving on. And, of course, the never give up attitude.
So many of my friends think I'm some kind of Houdini when I can fix something that they have no concept of. It's not magic at all, it's just a basic, sound understanding of mechanical physics and more importantly, the willingness to push deeply into whatever you're working on. So many DIY'ers have been stopped in their tracks because they don't have that "push on" attitude, which is crucial.
Thanks for uploading your experiences Andy and keep up the good work. I'll be following your exploits from now on.
HAHA @ Sev Auk.......I starting watching because of the wave runner video also :)
Me too wth.. did yall watch musties video prior to that?
My grandfather used to say "Rocket science isn't rocket science, to a rocket scientist."
That's it in a nutshell CJ :), Well said! Andy's skill set is just a conglomeration of the various skills he''s learned thus far in his relatively short time on this earth. If he continues on his path, he will amass so much knowledge that he will eventually become one of those old "wizard" kind of guys we all know... Those kind of old guys that everyone goes to, to ask their unsolvable problems to, seeking resolution that they always have the answer to. :)
Too late for you Sev, your bitten now and if your not single plan on it! "Sev, get off that damn computer and help me out here." Oh well, welcome to the Andrew club
Andrew, thank you for always including the dogs. We are a two dog family and love seeing them in your videos
My husband and I just love watching your vids! So informative and entertaining and you have so many skills! And a wonderful work ethic. Your parents must be extremely proud of you. Keep up the great work!
Nothing worse than going down a steep hill with a heavy load on a truck, I know, been there done that. You're smart to take it easy, no need to speed. Good judgement young man, good job as usual..
They should be very happy looks great. Nice to see the new truck doing work now.
How about a going over, like an inventory , of all your machines.
It’s just an idea
I’m pretty sure you have 2 yanmars now don’t you?
Anyway , I’m an independent contractor like your self and I use your videos to get me prepared for the day
With admiration and respect Andrew. You are an inspiration. Thank you
Staying in control and low speed is safety. Speed is irrelevant if at bottom you and your equipment is safe and your brakes are cool. You did an awesome job Andrew.
this is way better than watching norwegian train rides
A good friend of mine who is a trucker always says "safer to go down every hill you in counter a little too slow because you will only go down one too fast!" :) great work Andrew looks awesome . Good to see you brought the proper authorities to inspect the pond ;)
Good sense down hill andrew, the gear you climb with is the gear you should go down with . the engine helps you conserve brakes.
Love your videos man!!! Keep up the hard work!
As a driver for the last 37 years... I love your attitude towards safety.. better safe than sorry.. I've seen enough accidents from people that were going to fast for the road conditions. Keep up the great video content.. Enjoy..
"We're about to go down a MOUNTAIN!"
That cracked me up, but being safe is important.
I forgot to tell you how much I appreciate finding your videos to watch while I am still sitting at home ,thanks 😥 you are a very nice person.
watching you work is quite calming after i worked all day!
That job turned out sweet. The toys were fun at first, then the
real equipment showed up on scene, made a huge difference.
Your handling of that hill was spot on, very correct usage of
engine/transmission/differential to keep control and speed.
I really want you to start Live Streaming on twitch. I'd love to see you live, in action, at a job. You're always so interesting to watch work. Skillful and honest and while you might not have 1 Million subs, your sub base is loyal and we love watching you work!
16 December 2020-----One great feature, Andrew, is that you pay
attention to DETAILS. And, when you tackle a job you do it right.
Clearing rocks and gravel makes for a good job. Thanks! :)
Always love your work and video's sharing it, Especially with Levi & Daisy. My dogs love inspecting my work as well. Stay safe
You have one hell of a worth ethics. Never seen someone that works that hard to get the job done right. Really like watching you do things even some of the thing you do exactly like the should be. even when things goes bump in the day you get through it. Great job great youtube videos keep it up can wait to see what you do next
The mountain area you work and live in is a awesome back drop to watching your videos. I appreciate watching you do a hard days work and taking time to record it for us. You appear to enjoy what you do! I’m sure that contributes to the quality of work you do. Thanks for the videos!
Andrew, I binge watch. I enjoy the diversity of your jobs and problems. I appreciate that you do not edit out mistakes nor missed estimates. Hopefully you will get picked up by a channel that gives you content control and extra money to purchase and try out other equipment. I would like to see you visit an equipment action.
Oh it's one of THOSE houses, always amazed to see those houses up there from down in the valley. Nice work once again.
I Drove For Over 40 Years & Safe Keeps You & Every One Else Alive to Tell About it Good Smart Job / Driving👍👍👍
That area where you live is beautiful. I wish you could tell us more about it. Names, mountains, lakes. Those houses are something else...
I rarely watch TV, but hooked on watching your videos. Keep up the great work!!!!
They paid you to haul out all that good rock, then paid you again to bring in...more rock? Sweet gig. Love the videos. You're a very talented guy.
I like that you don't get hung up on problems. I used to stress the hell up when issues arose and cash started pouring out of my pockets, but now I take the good and the bad in stride. No use ruining one's day over problems.
Super Steep Hill, You made the right Decision Andrew sir.Thanks
All 3 batteries die, & Andrew just fixes them, WITHOUT getting all aggravated!! Such control!! Amazing 👏 🌟
Wow Andrew, I wish I had those square cut stones here in Denver! Oh the things I could do.
Not without his machines. Lol
Up state New York looks just beautiful
Damn I love that man made pond and stream so cool. I want to build something like that this summer. Why do I love babbling brooks.
Jeremy Fowler calms the inner beast.
How I wish that here in southern Spain there was someone as resourceful and committed to doing a good job as you
Good call on the lower gear Andy, when I was truck driving the motto was always I'd rather be in 3rd gear wishing I was in 6th then in 6th wishing I was in 3rd. :)
Great video - great work. Something satisfying about a bank of new batteries!
Yeah, its really satisfying when the truck starts too.
Watching ur videos makes me feel good 💖 thanks bro 🌷🌷
That was a great battery changeover! Your dump truck started with authority.Nice work on the cleanup Andrew!
wow ! the views are amazing. I like so much your channel, i see your videos since Spain, great work Andrew. a greeting
Where was I at I missed this video I thought I watched them all thanks Andrew I’m glad your so Successful today in life you’ve got a great future ahead of you
Love the video Andrew but just adore the dogs this is the first time I have seen two of them they look like twins but have vastly different personalities one is inquisitive and likes nosing around in the dirt the other likes to jump into water of any kind and it looks soooo cold Shame about the bobcat playing up In Australia bobcat has become the generic name for all equipment like this although Bobcat is a specific brand in its own right Keep up the great videos Andrew Sorry about the truck and it's batteries Great to see more of your cat it really is very cute it's good to see a cat get along so well with your dogs Great videos but love the cat and dogs
Your dog companions really enjoy going to work with you. Such a good bond between man and his canine companions.
Firewood and steel beam. Nice score!
I'll say this for your Andrew, you are a real worker. And good work, great finishes. I'm all over the place watching your vlogs, but love them. Seeing things done with those powerful machines, something that was never possible in my case, but certainly would have loved.
Great job, as usual, greatings from Thailand
Thanks for the ride in the dump truck!
You might have what is called "silt lock" in that valve body. Contaminates in the hydraulic oil are the cause. The spool is precisely machined to close tolerances. The contaminates cause a burr to form on the spool and the burr doesn't allow the spool to move.
Yeah, I think you are right.
Andrew Camarata I could use a good high pressure wash
What happened to the 4-way bucket for the bobcat? That would have made it easier for you I reckon
Six years !! and they weren’t new ! They don’t owe you anything then.
+CrimeVid Wrong video?!
Excellent video Andrew! No funkie noice just natural noise. I love this thank you.
"There's not a lot of parking space on this property" - man, they must have a lot of vehicles. 100% love your videos, always watch them all the way through
Andrew, you are a true Artiste with a bucket! Looks like that Yanmar is your favorite. The little guy does a helluva job.
It is funny to see you consistently having to move those flag stones / blue stones out of your way. Those are fairly expensive where I live and they are annoying garbage in your area.
Again a great job. Congratulations on your professionalism also for aerial images. How beautiful the nature. Worthy of applause see people living in nature in harmony. Congratulations.
3:47 ,his dog is kinda supervising his work
Making sure he doesn't take a break on the job
@@Fxvzy 😂 lol that's bad for Andrew
TASAN Yea hahaha
CAL OSHA will soon require Union pay and benefits, Yellow Safety Vests, Hard Hats, Safety Goggles, Steel Toe Boots for the Dogs.
You do some very impressive work. I could sit here at my computer and watch you work for hours.
I drove trucks and tractor trailers also heavy equipment over my years of working on the railway.
I guess that is why I enjoy your passion for how you do things. Thanks for your great video.
I love this Drone footage so much green trees
Appreciate your laid back nature. Amazed at how well you deal w/ the hazards and pitfalls of the job.
Nice vid Andrew, hey just wanted to apologize for the wack message I sent earlier, after sending it I thought to myself what I might of thought, and it wasnt a good thought of myself XD so please just ignore that... like forever
You likely get all kinds of weirdo messages like that and mine was definitely no different from that.
Anyway thanks for the uploads from all your hard work, and keep em coming.
I really like the drone shots at the end of a lot of your videos. Your videography and the way you work those various machines including getting that big dump truck down the hill in one piece shows that you are really and artist at heart.
11:45 "Just the facts ma'am." "Well, Daisy and Levi were on patrol, doing perimeter duty, when...."
It seems to me that your 'pups' keep you calm when the job ( and equipment ) can get a bit tricky. It's good to see you stick to it and see the job through to the end, as you always do.
Well done Andrew!
hire landscapers and they leave a mess like that they wouldn't get paid.. good job cleaning it up.
Exactly. I'm a landscaper and I would never leave a "finished" job like that. Good job on the cleanup
If I had a dime for every time i cleaned up after an installer / carpenter / mason / landscaper I would be able to stay at home and drink coffee in my pjs.
@@terrystoner4504 you dont tell stories do you?🤥
Just love your videos and the time you take with aerial shots. It doesn’t go unnoticed...thank you so very much
Always better safe than sorry as rule thumbs the gear you climb with his the one you descend with you are a seat of the pants operator when your comfortable you'll pop her up into a higher gear
Ummmmm.....what?
lol.....
And an other one well done and client happy and satisfied !!! Good show Andrew !
I'm always impressed with your filming man. I have a small channel, and have problems prioritizing good filming while on the job, usually too focused on doing a good job. How much longer would you say it takes you to do a job and film it vs just doing the job?
A little longer, its not bad though.
Editing takes time. And I am always buying camera stuff.
Love the tree in the driveway. It is a perfect opportunity to make a feature landscape island.
Reckon those ramps are ready to be beefed up a little, maybe triangular frames underneath like your larger set up
You sir are a better bobcat driver than me. It's just something that I can't get used to. I spend most of the time on the roof. When I did the test in 1997 I rolled twice and still passed
11:56 levi gets in the way
11:57 locks both dogs in the truck
🤣
geekdiggy grounded 😅
I Think Levi did it on purpose to be locked in
People with koi ponds aren't giggling like us.🤗
They were ready to take a nap.
Wow that last bend on the road spooked me when that car was coming the other way it scared me lol your right when you have a big load why go fast. when slow is safer.
When you start hearing the music you know Andrew is going to give her.
Every place he goes looks great when he is done. What a great testament to his character.
They should've had you pull that tree out that is in the middle of the space. You know someone is going to hit it...
I was thinking the same thing.
I dont see why they stoned on the side past the tree. In front of the wood piles could have used it🤔
I still don’t see why they stoned on the side past the tree 🌳. In front of the wood piles could’ve just used it.
That dumping technique of the gravel is masterful!
*When in doubt....YANMAR!*
Andrew it's great to see a young guy like you getting on with these jobs. More power to you mate. Great videos - always entertaining. you obviously have a great work ethic and a goto attitude as far as getting on with your life. Your country needs more young people like you. Take good care of your health and congratulations from Australia.
Wrong equipment but the right operator. No problem. Okay, off to the next job!
Andrew you and that little skid steer really kick butt together. Really liked the jet ski video also, you are a multi talented guy!
I WANT TO PULL OUT THAT ONE TREE IN THE WAY!
Agreed. After all the work they had him do to get more parking, but then leave that tree in the way?
I've been lurking a long while but now that I have the legal access to my land ironed out I can finally start using some of the ideas and tricks I've learned here. Subscribed with gratitude. freezerburn'
If you would keep a piece of 2 x 12 ? lumber on the trailer, you could put it across the back so you could turn the your trailer into a small box so that stuff would not come out the back so easy.
I stacked some of those long logs across there.
I like the yanmar, with that funky top it looks like something Fred Flintstone would drive.
Come out ot the Pacific NW sometime and chat with the Log truck drivers who do the Mountain "roads" You might find it interesting.
Tom Popp - KA0TP does taholah count?
bobcats are one of the best machines a person who does what you do can own. but they have a few issues. one is dirt builds up under the peddles, there are drain holes in the floor so you can wash it out and sometimes they get stuck or sticky. wash it out and spray oil on the connections. newer models have moved these controls to the the joy sticks. also working on lines inside the engin compartment can get really tight. your work is greatand you work smart.
Andrew , How much is all that scrap Blue Stone & Slate worth ?
I'm not sure, worth more to me as a patio or some stone work in my own yard.
Andrew Camarata Recycle, recycle, recycle, way to go.
Living my dream great job and stay safe. Love everything
Are the mountains in the state of New York?
Pretty sure that he's in the Catskill Mountains area, part of the Northeast Appalachians mountain range in Upstate New York.
Yup.
@@stanpatterson5033 thanks. The landscape is beautiful
Saugerties, NY.
I love watching your videos keep them coming and great work you really do awesome work
1:37 Lol you can't keep retrievers out of water :D
Yep, they're 4-legged fish!
The saying " I am on this job today" should be printed on his shirts (which I bought). Very Nice shirt - done right like the jobs he does.
How do you decide to use the tire or tracked machine?
clayton guth the tracked machine is broken so I used the wheeled machine. The tracked machine would have done a much better job.
Was gonna ask the same thing regardless tho did a great job
Show us the repair youre doing on the tracked machine...........:-)
I will, waiting on drive motor to come back from being rebuilt.
Any leads on where you would buy a control block for a bobcat 325 mini x Andrew? Iive in new york as well it has a damaged threads on a fiting that has the hose for rear blade
There is only one very important word to describe you and that is AWESOME...........👍