Man I wanna live somewhere that it snows so bad. I'm sure I would get sick of it, but being from the south, all that white snow on a sunny day just looks magical.
When i saw you take an angle grinder to that shaft and weld it with the expectation of getting it perfectly straight i cringed.....but, when i saw how straight you got it bye eye, i am super impressed. Nice job.
Andrew I can't help but think that the world would be a better place if more people had a quarter of the work ethic that you have man. Keep making such awesome videos!
Although I have never owned a Bravo, I still love them. One of the best little sleds Yamaha ever made. I currently have an older Polaris Indy 440, which I love to bits, but I still have a big soft spot for "older" Yamahas. Bravo, Enticer, Ovation...all pretty good sleds in my opinion.
I know that was hilarious. I got to make a perfect cut here and just does it like you said freehand with his knee on it. Then he centers it perfectly I could not believe how true it was on that lathe. Your tha man Andrew. LMAO
He needs to pay more attention to the sleeves of his woolen pullover on the lathe, though. That thing got almost caught a couple of times on that belt drive mechanism.
Andrew, a mouse can still get through that screen. If the eraser end of a pencil can fit through a hole a mouse can fit in it. About 1/4 inch is all a mouse needs. Trying to help out. Loving the channel!
I can’t believe how time flies when I watch your channel. 45 minutes go by like 5 minutes. Before I know it I’ve killed 4 hours watching a handful of them.
Hey andrew I loooove your Channel when I started watching your vids I thought to my self where was this channel all my life lol all those years on RUclips wasted lol I can watch your 2 hour long vids easy and I like all of em your lifestyle is exactly what I would want man Wish you the best From New Brunswick Canada
Couple comments. 1/2" air impact gun...you will feel powerful using it. 😁👍 The snowmobile track mod took me back to my days growing up in upstate NY. You always figure out a way to get the job done. Sign of a real leader.
Itttttsssss ALIVE! Frankenmobile LIVES!!!!! You've developed quite the herd of snowmobiles. No one should ever underestimate your ability to put stuff together. Bonus points for a cute Golden Retriever. Levi will be sad when she goes back home.
I don't know two other dogs who have as much fun on a daily basis following your frenetic working playing days. You are truly an inspiration. Happy Yuletide to your family and keep safe. James in NZ
Andrew, I love how you always buy equipment that nobody else wants and you restore it to new life .... often making it better than it was even when it was new, by making improvements on the original design. I think everything you have is like this. It sure has been my pleasure to find your videos. I watch at least one a day, and usually several a day. Thank you so much for allowing us to come into your life and see your amazing talent at anything you undertake.
The one thing I so enjoy aobut how you fix cheep bought items to working condition again is that you have the pride in knowing that you brought it back and after a bit of work and effort, the items are running and again functional again, where they would be just garbage and added crap in a land fill somewhere..Great Job Andrew!
I really appreciate your no BS videos. Great, easily viewed content. I appreciate leaving the fire bit in, cause shows viewers that shit happens, but you can handle them calmly and effectively with some preparation. Stay safe, man.
After so many custom fabrications, the fact that your maiden voyage was one handed, holding a camera I might add, with no less than two turning uphills and some dirt along the way is a true testament to your crafstmanship. Well done sir.
...........that little Bravo never ran snow so well !......years back (younger days 1960s and 1970s) we would head out for a week or two week expeditions and someone with your talent was an important part of the group (8 and sometimes up to 12 machines plus the toboggans) tools and spare parts (mags, pull cords, sparkplugs etc. etc.) Great times they where ! Thanks, great video !
I was not sure on that chain case idea. Really nice job . You have an outstanding ability to repair and improvise anything you take on. Keep up the good work.
Andrew, welding the nut to a broken bolt is a great trick! Add this to it for even better result, after you weld the nut onto the bolt spray the nut with cold spray! Any freezing spray. Try to not spray the material the bolt is in. The cold shrinks the nut and bolt away from the material the bolt is stuck into making it smaller and easier to get out!!!! Works like magic!
Andrew as an ex-pest controller I can honestly say you need a finer mesh than the one you used. Rule of thumb is “if you can get a pencil through a hole a mouse will get through.” Good luck...love your channel.
Maybe a universal camera holder that mounts on your different machines so you can use both hands. We can't lose you Andrew to a silly crash as we need our entertainment. great video!!!
Andrew lets nothing slow him down. Gitter done kinda guy. McGyver would have a hard time keeping up with this guy, always a joy to watch. Been watching you tube videos since it began first time today I subscribed to his channel any ones channel. Thanks Andrew always makes me smile watching you work..
Love the no crap approach to your projects and the way you explain stuff makes it really easy to follow best channel 2018 for me keep giving the great content. Steve Portugal
What an awesome build. Love the driveshaft alignment trick for welding. I usually tack up, chuck it in the lathe and tap it concentric, protect the lathe with a welding blanket, then run it slow for a rollout weld. After that you can flame straighten the rest
I suggest you to never wear long sleeves when using a lathe. Very interesting video,very ballsy move on the shaft.( no pun intended) I wouldn't even have tried without a lathe to cut it.
@@AndrewCamarata Back in 1978 I worked in roller chain factory. A women was working on a lathe and her sleeve got caught and it pulled her into the cutting tool and though there was maybe ten of us within twenty feet or so it severely damaged her shoulder. I can still remember her screaming and all the damage to her body. She had worked on the same machine for over twenty years with no mishaps. She never returned to work she was so injured. Take care.
Andrew, I’m just happy to see that someone else loves “junk” as much as I do. You see the potential in everything and really impress me with your execution. I converted a late 90’s ski doo formula 500 to a 144” track with Polaris extra 12 suspension. Getting the geometry just right so the shocks didn’t bind was a process. I love this channel, makes me wanna get a divorce and build a container compound!!!!’
This guy is crazy good, watching all his videos since they came up in my recommendation list a few weeks ago. He should be in Alaska but I guess New York is pretty good!
This is why I respect Andrew so much. Doing what no one else would do to make it work. After an apocalypse, he would be the leader of the new civilization.
You are awesome, Andrew. You'll never be lacking for money. You do the things that many cannot and they will pay you dearly to have you get them back up and running.
Tip for welding 2 cylinder type things together - get a piece of angle iron, support it so it sits like a V and put the cylinders in there and tack them together. If they're different diameter, figure out the math to shim the side for the smaller one (by the difference of the radius of the two - if you have a 2 inch rod and a 1inch rod you have to weld, radius is gonna be 1 in and 0.5 in, so you have to bring up the smaller one half inch, so shim it with half inch pads on the angle iron) You will get them within a few thou of dead center each time, not to mention straight (as straight as your angle iron is).
Andrew you made saydi and Levis day they are both happy being together. Good job on rebuilding snow machine, you put her threw the paces I'm sure. Be safe my friend.
Way back in high school I saw a guy sleeve cut in the lathe. I swear to that day I still remember him making two full turn with is arm cut in the machine. I love your vids man, please be careful
Andrew your range of talents always continue to amaze me but fitting a car radio using a chain saw really topped the bill and another talent added to your repotroire lathe work I still got to insist Levi Sadie and the other dog whose name escapes me and the black dog at the edge of the pond steal the limelight away from your endeavours Keep up the good work and videos and you can never include your dogs and cat enough times
Good work there Andrew. I've been modifying and fabricating since I was a kid starting out building bicycles from junk parts. I'm 67 now and I've seen very few people that would tackle a job like that...kudos!
I can spend hours looking at your videos. You do such a great job with them, you make me want to clean or fix something . I find you to be very talented in what ever you do.
If you had a lathe and wanted to transplant the drive stub, the way to do it is to cut off both pieces, then drill and ream them for a dowel pin. You assemble both parts of the shaft wit ha dowel pin in the center for alignment. Ideally you'd weld it with TIG on a rotary axis (a fancy positioner isn't necessary, just rotate it smoothly around).
Andrew, the build of the extended track is fantastic! Welding the new end onto the drive shaft is fabulous! I just got to get you to wire brush the rust off and wipe the grease off before you paint!!! Great work !!!
Andrew Camarata It would be awesome if you made a video explaining how you became good at all these different trades also how you solve a problem with practical critical thinking . THANKS FOR THE UPLOADS ILL BE SUBBED 4 LIFE
Reminds me of what my buddies and I used to do right down to the " fire fire " moment bwahahaha, it looks like a fun Frankenstein 😄. Good video and worth the Watch.
I think you are great Andrew, you always inspire me with your videos. You gave me enough inspiration to fix my broken utility pack sled, it got run over by a tractor last winter, and now I'm able to pack my ice auger and different things when I take my Yamaha BR 250 TF when ice fishing! Thank you and have a nice day, enjoy that great snowmobile!
Me 20 hours into this project: "Well shit. I've destroyed the carburetor and the track and parts are more than this thing is worth. Goodbye $200 and 20 hours of my life. On to the next project!"
A moment to appreciate the extra amount of time to edit and upload such content to such a consistently high standard. By all accounts filming and editing adds at least 2 to 3 times the work.
I used to epoxy steel mesh on my air breather box and I never have mice problem again ..... love the vids man best mechanic/ machine video on your tube
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Most people would have edited out the whole catching on fire part of the story....cudos for being legit Andrew
Bonus footage.
Nothing fazes him, LOL. Oh a fire. Let me amble over a grab a fire extinguisher and use it. No hurry.
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kinda looked like a spill that caught fire
The castle is fire proof lol...
Man I wanna live somewhere that it snows so bad. I'm sure I would get sick of it, but being from the south, all that white snow on a sunny day just looks magical.
Stick to Florida
What they don't tell you is you can only use your snowmobile a few times a winter some years unless you live in the cold Northcountry
@@dayneruth6988 it’s his life😂
@@chrisE815 move to Canada and you can ride a solid 8-10 months a year
@@Hoonmaro lol, I deal with lake effect snow for 5+ months out of the year. I ain't moving further north!
25:30 i love how the snowmobile caught on fire and no word was said. just continuing the welding :D
Little gasoline leaks never hurt anyone, right? :D
No words needed he just dealt with it, we need more Andrews on this planet lol
Oh!! Bob Sagget!!.. I was just commenting to my son that a few holes and some rivets might be a better plan than the welder...then....WOOOF... fire!
Darren
OK
Oh im sure in his head he was saying "fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck oh shit"
When i saw you take an angle grinder to that shaft and weld it with the expectation of getting it perfectly straight i cringed.....but, when i saw how straight you got it bye eye, i am super impressed. Nice job.
Thanks, I had allot of fun on that sled last year. I brought it out a bunch of times, that project was a success.
I had a Forman who could Mic things up by eye,not.
Me too! When I saw it on tne lathe I thought "Skilz".
Andrew I can't help but think that the world would be a better place if more people had a quarter of the work ethic that you have man. Keep making such awesome videos!
No doubt, his dad should be very proud.
Grit and determination!
What "Yankee ingenuity" getting that piece put on straight. Unbelievable talent Andrew, you are truly gifted.
Forget about the Dos Equis guy, I think you are the "most interesting man in the world"! Really enjoy your videos!
nailed it...agree 100%
Darren. Newsome
Professor Andrew should also be teaching at the local vocational school
Mike Rowe should come visit Andrew
Exactly... "Stay busy my friend"
The fact the Bravo is still going strong after 40 years is proof of its build quality unlike the plastic garbage today.
Although I have never owned a Bravo, I still love them. One of the best little sleds Yamaha ever made. I currently have an older Polaris Indy 440, which I love to bits, but I still have a big soft spot for "older" Yamahas. Bravo, Enticer, Ovation...all pretty good sleds in my opinion.
"Super important that I cut this square"
On the floor, knee holding piece, freehand with grinder... Love it! Haha
I know that was hilarious. I got to make a perfect cut here and just does it like you said freehand with his knee on it. Then he centers it perfectly I could not believe how true it was on that lathe. Your tha man Andrew. LMAO
Fucking utterly amazing that thing was on there that straight
I agree. I usually gotta roll and weld oppisite sides in a huge hurry burning myself in the meantime...
Stoke Burne
A thru pro!
I really like how he doesn't use the fire as a click bait or anything like that. He is here purely to educate.
nahhh he def enjoys ppl seein his work n the comments n stuff
The old machinist seems like a really cool guy.
I'd watch his channel.
He needs to pay more attention to the sleeves of his woolen pullover on the lathe, though. That thing got almost caught a couple of times on that belt drive mechanism.
@@im3517 Time to start a spin off channel
The way this guy just dives into repairs and jury rigging parts is both impressive and amusing as hell. Just a natural born engineer and Mr. Fixit.
Just a casual fire no problem😂
Like the time he told the story of his door catching fire and he drove to the car wash
I've watched 27 youtube videos today.. 24 of them are yours. That's a good sign. You're very inspiring.
Andrew, you are the MAN! Work hard play hard, that is the American dream and you are living it!
I just found your channel a few days ago and I'm seriously impressed with your skill set.great videos.subbed.
Thanks
Andrew, a mouse can still get through that screen. If the eraser end of a pencil can fit through a hole a mouse can fit in it. About 1/4 inch is all a mouse needs.
Trying to help out. Loving the channel!
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. I've been filling holes all damn month in my basement. Fucking mice.
I was thinking and wondering about that too. I couldn't see a mouse not being able to get through.
I can't believe you were able to cut the shaft ends off and weld the small one back on that close to perfect, very well done Andrew.
I love that you didn’t edit the fire out, you show mistakes and all. Awesome.
I can’t believe how time flies when I watch your channel. 45 minutes go by like 5 minutes. Before I know it I’ve killed 4 hours watching a handful of them.
Hey andrew
I loooove your Channel when I started watching your vids I thought to my self where was this channel all my life lol all those years on RUclips wasted lol I can watch your 2 hour long vids easy and I like all of em your lifestyle is exactly what I would want man
Wish you the best
From New Brunswick Canada
Couple comments.
1/2" air impact gun...you will feel powerful using it. 😁👍
The snowmobile track mod took me back to my days growing up in upstate NY. You always figure out a way to get the job done. Sign of a real leader.
Itttttsssss ALIVE! Frankenmobile LIVES!!!!! You've developed quite the herd of snowmobiles.
No one should ever underestimate your ability to put stuff together.
Bonus points for a cute Golden Retriever. Levi will be sad when she goes back home.
Dave O ya I was just gonna say that
Frankenstein
COREY 11 3 THE PSKISKIKKSK
I don't know two other dogs who have as much fun on a daily basis following your frenetic working playing days. You are truly an inspiration. Happy Yuletide to your family and keep safe. James in NZ
Andrew, I love how you always buy equipment that nobody else wants and you restore it to new life .... often making it better than it was even when it was new, by making improvements on the original design. I think everything you have is like this. It sure has been my pleasure to find your videos. I watch at least one a day, and usually several a day. Thank you so much for allowing us to come into your life and see your amazing talent at anything you undertake.
The one thing I so enjoy aobut how you fix cheep bought items to working condition again is that you have the pride in knowing that you brought it back and after a bit of work and effort, the items are running and again functional again, where they would be just garbage and added crap in a land fill somewhere..Great Job Andrew!
I really appreciate your no BS videos. Great, easily viewed content. I appreciate leaving the fire bit in, cause shows viewers that shit happens, but you can handle them calmly and effectively with some preparation. Stay safe, man.
Thanks
For someone living in Australia. Snowmobiling looks like a shit tonne of fun. Killer video
Anyone else pucker a bit when the lathe operator got that close with his baggy sweater sleeve? 21:46🤪😚
Just asking for it
Yes I did. Themurdo21 has obviously never worked in a machine shop.
Yes I did. Themurdo21 has obviously never worked in a machine shop.
yes. i guess he hasn't got bitten yet.
Yea I was scared
After so many custom fabrications, the fact that your maiden voyage was one handed, holding a camera I might add, with no less than two turning uphills and some dirt along the way is a true testament to your crafstmanship. Well done sir.
I admire your confidence. I am convinced you can fix anything. Thanks for great videos.
...........that little Bravo never ran snow so well !......years back (younger days 1960s and 1970s) we would head out for a week or two week expeditions and someone with your talent was an important part of the group (8 and sometimes up to 12 machines plus the toboggans) tools and spare parts (mags, pull cords, sparkplugs etc. etc.) Great times they where ! Thanks, great video !
I was not sure on that chain case idea. Really nice job .
You have an outstanding ability to repair and improvise anything you take on. Keep up the good work.
Andrew, welding the nut to a broken bolt is a great trick! Add this to it for even better result, after you weld the nut onto the bolt spray the nut with cold spray! Any freezing spray. Try to not spray the material the bolt is in. The cold shrinks the nut and bolt away from the material the bolt is stuck into making it smaller and easier to get out!!!! Works like magic!
I'm always amazed at how resourceful you are. Great stuff Andrew.
Andrew as an ex-pest controller I can honestly say you need a finer mesh than the one you used. Rule of thumb is “if you can get a pencil through a hole a mouse will get through.” Good luck...love your channel.
Maybe a universal camera holder that mounts on your different machines so you can use both hands. We can't lose you Andrew to a silly crash as we need our entertainment. great video!!!
There are harnesses to put cameras in your chest
Andrew lets nothing slow him down. Gitter done kinda guy. McGyver would have a hard time keeping up with this guy, always a joy to watch. Been watching you tube videos since it began first time today I subscribed to his channel any ones channel. Thanks Andrew always makes me smile watching you work..
Love the no crap approach to your projects and the way you explain stuff makes it really easy to follow best channel 2018 for me keep giving the great content. Steve Portugal
What an awesome build. Love the driveshaft alignment trick for welding. I usually tack up, chuck it in the lathe and tap it concentric, protect the lathe with a welding blanket, then run it slow for a rollout weld. After that you can flame straighten the rest
Love the "yeah, that oughta work" fix it attitude!
That was some precision alignment there when you welded that shaft. It showed true on the lathe. Awesome hats off to you buddy. Badass.
I suggest you to never wear long sleeves when using a lathe.
Very interesting video,very ballsy move on the shaft.( no pun intended)
I wouldn't even have tried without a lathe to cut it.
Yeah, good call. I need a lathe now.
I want one so bad too : )
I thought the same thing about the sleeves. Amazing job, Andrew you got a great attitude.
I was thinking the same thing about the long sleeves. Lathes are great though. I have a buddy that uses them to weld up axle housings.
@@AndrewCamarata Back in 1978 I worked in roller chain factory. A women was working on a lathe and her sleeve got caught and it pulled her into the cutting tool and though there was maybe ten of us within twenty feet or so it severely damaged her shoulder. I can still remember her screaming and all the damage to her body. She had worked on the same machine for over twenty years with no mishaps. She never returned to work she was so injured. Take care.
I have a friend who absolutely loves his old Phazer, He has several Polaris Indys, but he has a special spot for that old Yamaha. Great conversion.
Andrew, I’m just happy to see that someone else loves “junk” as much as I do. You see the potential in everything and really impress me with your execution. I converted a late 90’s ski doo formula 500 to a 144” track with Polaris extra 12 suspension. Getting the geometry just right so the shocks didn’t bind was a process. I love this channel, makes me wanna get a divorce and build a container compound!!!!’
I had an 87 xl-v when I was a kid. It was a great sled and never left me stranded. Seeing yours sure brings back fun memories
This guy is crazy good, watching all his videos since they came up in my recommendation list a few weeks ago. He should be in Alaska but I guess New York is pretty good!
Andrew now that you have like three of these bravos you should do a quick segment or short video on comparing are three you have!
am glad you dont edit out the mishaps like a lot of people do
This is why I respect Andrew so much. Doing what no one else would do to make it work. After an apocalypse, he would be the leader of the new civilization.
Normal youtubers: OMG! BIG SNOWMOBILE EXPLOSION!!!!
Andrew: Stops fire and keeps on working😂
You are awesome, Andrew. You'll never be lacking for money. You do the things that many cannot and they will pay you dearly to have you get them back up and running.
Tip for welding 2 cylinder type things together - get a piece of angle iron, support it so it sits like a V and put the cylinders in there and tack them together. If they're different diameter, figure out the math to shim the side for the smaller one (by the difference of the radius of the two - if you have a 2 inch rod and a 1inch rod you have to weld, radius is gonna be 1 in and 0.5 in, so you have to bring up the smaller one half inch, so shim it with half inch pads on the angle iron) You will get them within a few thou of dead center each time, not to mention straight (as straight as your angle iron is).
Andrew you made saydi and Levis day they are both happy being together. Good job on rebuilding snow machine, you put her threw the paces I'm sure. Be safe my friend.
Way back in high school I saw a guy sleeve cut in the lathe. I swear to that day I still remember him making two full turn with is arm cut in the machine.
I love your vids man, please be careful
I know I am late to the party by a year, but Move over Red Green, Andrew is in the house!!
That splined shaft turned out unbelievably straight for just welding and aligning it by eye!
Andrew your range of talents always continue to amaze me but fitting a car radio using a chain saw really topped the bill and another talent added to your repotroire lathe work I still got to insist Levi Sadie and the other dog whose name escapes me and the black dog at the edge of the pond steal the limelight away from your endeavours Keep up the good work and videos and you can never include your dogs and cat enough times
Bud I have to say I respect how you can do anything and your not scared you'll be successful 1000 percent
Please make a video of your plane crash/camping trip you mentioned.
watwat79 I
I want to, need a drop more snow.
and what do you wanna bet he MIGHT try to rebuild the plane??
I have no doubt Andrew could repair a plane they are much simpler than the equipment he works on now. It does take getting the surfaces right though.
@@AndrewCamarata replying to find out when that is dropped. maybe take 4 wheelers/dirt bikes there?
а мне нравится этот парень! он на станке работает с длинными рукавами и пользуется сваркой когда разлито топливо! просто ЭКСТРИМ!
Hi Andrew,
Epic build video. YES more please. That fire yo, sent my heart racing for a second. Cheers,
Bill
Good work there Andrew. I've been modifying and fabricating since I was a kid starting out building bicycles from junk parts. I'm 67 now and I've seen very few people that would tackle a job like that...kudos!
Well done, bravo! I need time to find the rights words for my comment. How you say, I'm blown away on what you can do.
Thanks
this kid so creative.. keeps him self busy all on his own...Nice...
Andrew has boundless energy and mad skills. I’m always impressed! 👍
First off that's not how you clean a carburetor second welding that drive shaft isn't smart and if it's unbalanced it will rattle and go slower
Watching you ride that beast brought a huge smile to my face. Thank you!
Anddddd you just became my fav mechanic RUclipsr
Good quick action with the fire extinguisher. It's crazy how fast a fire can start and spread but you handled that well.
My first sled was a enticer 340. These were super quick!
I can spend hours looking at your videos. You do such a great job with them, you make me want to clean or fix something . I find you to be very talented in what ever you do.
Nice job!! Acorns and mouse crap in the carburetor!!
Great video!!
Nice fabrication. That's a Beast now.
I'm still trying to figure out if this dude is just blessed with the Luck of the Irish or this is all skill!
Love Andrew never doubting “the guy said it was working”. He treats others like he likes being treated.
This has got to be one of the Top Videos on You Tube ......wow
I know I'm old when just watching you work makes me tired. Keep up the good work!
If you had a lathe and wanted to transplant the drive stub, the way to do it is to cut off both pieces, then drill and ream them for a dowel pin. You assemble both parts of the shaft wit ha dowel pin in the center for alignment. Ideally you'd weld it with TIG on a rotary axis (a fancy positioner isn't necessary, just rotate it smoothly around).
Yeah, I like that idea. Next time.
Andrew, the build of the extended track is fantastic! Welding the new end onto the drive shaft is fabulous!
I just got to get you to wire brush the rust off and wipe the grease off before you paint!!!
Great work !!!
This dude is really smart
Yes he is, kind of a practical, creative genius
except that fire part
shtuff happens sometimes.
It happens to the best even. But he had a fire extinguisher. Problem solved.
Yep. If you haven't started an accidental fire in your shop, you're not doing much in your shop.
I like the way you wing it Camarata! Your an inspiration to all "jack of all trades"
Andrew Camarata It would be awesome if you made a video explaining how you became good at all these different trades also how you solve a problem with practical critical thinking .
THANKS FOR THE UPLOADS ILL BE SUBBED 4 LIFE
Reminds me of what my buddies and I used to do right down to the " fire fire " moment bwahahaha, it looks like a fun Frankenstein 😄.
Good video and worth the Watch.
I've found its a safe bet to multiply the amount of years someone says it was sitting by 3-5.
This is the most Frankenstein sled I’ve ever watch someone build and I love it!
If it ain't right, make it right. Love it dude.
I think you are great Andrew, you always inspire me with your videos. You gave me enough inspiration to fix my broken utility pack sled, it got run over by a tractor last winter, and now I'm able to pack my ice auger and different things when I take my Yamaha BR 250 TF when ice fishing! Thank you and have a nice day, enjoy that great snowmobile!
22:19
Andrew, buddy, NO LONG SLEEVES while working on rotating machinery!
Amen. You wanna keep yourself up at night just do an image search for 'lathe accident.'
@@Zorbatron yes, I've seen the poor fellow wrapped around a mandrel.
Agrees
Images are gruesome
The Russian lathe accident video is a good reminder to never become complacent around rotating machinery.
Hands downs for all the camera captures ! I tried it but got so caught up in the work I was doing I forgot about the filming ! Great video !
Dude you are amazing! Really love your videos :)
Keep up the good work!
Greetings from Germany ;)
This is SOOO cool... I am a fan. Building working things out of halfway scrap and cheap parts. Just cool.
Power washer needs power washing.
😂😂😂
Texas Jerry lol
I love Levi and Sadie, and your videos are just so interesting Andrew, thanks!
Me 20 hours into this project: "Well shit. I've destroyed the carburetor and the track and parts are more than this thing is worth. Goodbye $200 and 20 hours of my life. On to the next project!"
A moment to appreciate the extra amount of time to edit and upload such content to such a consistently high standard. By all accounts filming and editing adds at least 2 to 3 times the work.
29:27 phill Swift here with FLEX TAPE, even in the toughest conditions it holds on tight
Good ol' American ingenuity = Andrew Camarata .... always enjoy watching you make something out of almost nothing !!!
I bet you're keeping your eye out for a lathe now.
Yes.
I was thinking same thing lol as soon as i seen him looking it over,ha,
The old lathe guy was helpful. Welding the nut to extract the broken bolt was the way to go.
@@AndrewCamarata I knew it 😅😂🤣
Lathe?
i really admire your ingenuity and resourcefulness.
Good job man I like it thumps up.
I used to epoxy steel mesh on my air breather box and I never have mice problem again ..... love the vids man best mechanic/ machine video on your tube
Right after I finish typing you did what I was talking about im not surprised lolol nice sled
This sled did some nice riding this season.