I’ve got to admit that as epic as all of the mountaintop property videos have been, it is SO refreshing to be back to videos of you doing jobs, Andrew. Love your channel and would love to see more content like this again. Keep up the great work and integrity as always!
Andrew, you are a class act! That's one of several reasons I'm a loyal subscriber, your attention to detail and care of customers, and care for others keep me coming back. Thanks for another interesting video! Be well, be safe!
I’m so glad to see you back in the field Andrew, I love your videos because your editing is better than the rest brother! Not a boring moment, y’all have so much history there! The stone wall is amazing, I love seeing things like that there in your area! I just remember so many jobs you’ve done in the years past and I’m definitely a fan brother! Always praying for you, your family and those fur babies Cody and Blue! I’ve loved all your babies ( kids) especially Levi❤️RIP🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻! Job looks great Andrew as always brother! Thanks for sharing my friend! Kirk from Louisiana! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The fact that he didn't just drive away and ignore them is a testimony to Andrew's character. Many wouldn't have taken the time to do what he did. The mark of a real man and a professional!
Now this is the content that got me hook on this channel. Don't get me wrong I like the mountain top videos but all the construction type videos where Andrew demo's properties, installs new culverts, driveways etc. are some of the best content on YT. Andrew may not have to take these types of jobs much anymore due to his YT fame but let it be known these jobs are the rare treat and have been missed. In any event I love all the content Andrew puts out. (some more than others) Keep it up Andrew!
Andrew is again the owner of the internet entertainment business! I would rather get an Andrew video alert than almost anything else! Thanks for all you have done for us over the years and please take care!
Watching Andrew do different jobs like this is what got me addicted to his channel. Glad to see him doing different stuff again. One of the best channels on the tube. Love these long videos.
*Andrew should set up a dude ranch $850 a day come learn to drive a bulldozer and knock over a few old cabins, steaks at 5pm, strippers until 7pm, 8pm curfew, lather rinse repeat.*
Kinda sad to see it all being torn down, at one time someone made a lot of memories there for sure. Lots of hard times, good times and everything in between. Anyway, that was a mouse house for sure, looks like it has been abandoned for well over 35-40 years. All it takes is for a hole to poke through the roof, the weather comes in and the process of rotting starts.
That sofa bed in the living room is from the 1960s- we have one exactly like it and still use it!! My mother in law had a zippered upholstered cover made for it. Quite serviceable! It came from a motel during that era. Very comfortable!
Andrew, I wanted to know just how you felt when you came out of that old house. I know I felt pretty depressed. I find it very sad watching an old house like this coming down. I think of all the Christmas mornings the kids ran down those stairs, the birthdays and celebrations, the sad times when the boys went off to war and the boys who didn't return. The prayers said in those old beds, and the dreams and hopes. It's day was over, of that there was no doubt, and when Andrew is done it will be a dear green place again as it was long ago.
It was kind of sad seeing that old house come down with all the memories and babies being bored of that house and people dying in the sounds of Kidson hopes and dreams
FYI , that play structure is called " Eagles Nest" and was available as a kit by most lumber yards back in the 1980's. I built one for my kids with a 4x4 post swing set added on . My wife asked me why so heavy duty swing set? It doubled as an engine puller. Oh, I gave my friend that Eagles nest for his daughter. He ended up running into it with a front end loader. I removed all the salvaged lumber and it's still going strong as side rails for my utility trailer. Now my grandkids play on those boards and trailer, so it's double duty again, unintentionally.
Andrew i would appreciate if you consider running for president with your honesty and loyalty to your customers you be a sure winner with you in the white house this county would be unstoppable (WE THE PEOPLE NEED YOU)
1) wouldn’t it be easier to knock it down and then get the big tracked-dozer loader to make quick work of the debris? 2) During the beginnings of the next apocalypse, everyone head over the Andrew’s castle estate, in upstate NY’s Hudson Valley 3)Character is doing the right thing even when no one is around to notice….your habits matter - we are what we repeatedly do
Hey Andrew, here's a tip. The old metal beds you destroyed for probably pennies on the pound for scrap, or sent to the dump. They sell for like $100 - $200 more then what they are worth as scrap. People go crazy for those beds, even if they have rust on them.
Great words for a closing - plus the copper ground rode will make you a few bucks. Good on you for doing the right things. Love the videos - you are so entertaining to watch. Keep up the great work!
My boss had an International lawn tractor.These are unique,as they have a hydrostatic dive,and gas throttle,and shifter combo. You could Rev the engine uo,and use the hydrostatic drive to crawl along,or use the shifter and gas to move, very different,and International only made a few like it!
I'm always sad watching videos like this- just thinking that at some point, long ago, this was someone's pride and joy- every single thing in there was bought because it was wanted and needed, someone worked to buy everything in there, and as the years pass, it all means less and less until finally it's all 'junk' to be cleaned up and gotten rid of... 😞
From dust to dust. We all have a one way ticket and at some point we will die and somebody will be going through all our world possessions just like this. Most of our stuff will just be thrown out, turns out the stuff was only significant to us... and we are gone. It is sad. Whats the point? Dont worry Humans have been pondering this since the beginning of recorded history.
@@TheTruthman89 very true, however the only thing you missed that you can aquire that lasts forever is reproducing with kids. everything else is nice but its not important one bit. never spend life chasing things, but instead chase down an opportunity to make the right person pregnant.
Good on Andrew for know what to keep and giving things a second chance including the shed the owner wanted to tear down. I saw a few other things that probably should have been saved, the stove, beds, etc. But I wasn't there to see them up close.
Thank you, and hi from Texas. Looking into buying my first ever excavator, real nervous I'm trying to get out of trucking, it was fun while it lasted but I'm burned out. Want a normal schedule this 4am to 11pm has beat me up lol
A Amazed how your excavator work is like poetry in motion...I just bought a Cat 215B and I'm all jerky and not so smooth. So I appreciate how skilled you are with your equipment. Great watching you..Thanks for such a nice video.
4:50... people love to take these old refrigerator freezers and do a refurb (customization) and stick them out in their garage or "man cave".. can get a nice buck for these to the right person
I've only watched the first 10 minutes and after seeing the refrigerator I am hoping you saved it especially after seeing the inside. I would keep the 1968 calendar and storage tin with the rose on it as it is an exact match as my mother's canister set.
I just demoed an old barn that was falling g down and found 14k in 1 of the walls.The old owner had passed away and the town wanted it down because it was an eye sore in the neighborhood
If that 1968 calander wasn't too nasty ,i couldn't tell....i would have grabbed it.They repeat over several years what a great conversation piece it would make
I noticed you are back to the old style binders, what happened to those speed binders from a couple years ago, i believe it was the trailer restore video. You should do a 2-years-later review on how those worked out, if they lasted and didn’t break I might get some
There were other things worth saving, but not w/o the headache of finding the right buyer, est. its value etc. *BUT* one thing that's easy to identify, to sell, and are worth a bit of $$$ were those beams [4x6/oak?]. Woodworkers will quickly buy them for good $$$ and with the Kubota handy, they'd've been removed easily.
I’m a stone mason from Pa. I’d love to build something cool with all that nice rock you have, never run out that’s for sure .maybe a giant walk-in fireplace
25:15 the problem in US is that the rail system (no thanks to mickheads like Melon) is shot to sh!t and severely underdone. If US had a quarter of Europe's equivalence in rail, things like these would be easily shipped from A to B and money could be made. When people say "that's worth something" they aren't wrong, they're just unaware of how difficult it is to put X item in Joe Average Collector's hands. Not always, but whenever i'm called with my team to restore an old house, i can get the owner to send items to various auction houses and they make money (or i do if they don't care for it), but that's only because i can easily ship them across Europe with ease. Like on my current project, a 1910's French style house, even the knobs (which were nice, but unfortunately too mismatched to use) fetched 50 to 60 euros per pair. There's a market (especially for movie prop and set makers) but if you can't access it... it might as well not be there. I've sold everything and everything over the years. Knobs, levers, hinges, fixings, mountings, radiators, even ornate piping made from cast iron (those were a doozy). And no, it's not on Andrew that he can't send these things to a new house, it's the issue above, because i read every once in a while that "he's not trying enough" or whatever. Not his fault, before i had my connections, i was in the exact same place as him, couldn't put these things to where they needed to be and there's only so much storing of these things until it gets to become hoarding.
LOL - Just as I was thinking that moving the lift point back to the attachment plate... Bingo! I guess AC doesn't need any strategic help from me. (Not to mention that it's pure clean copper.)
The camper was where the Bank Robbers holed up. There was $50,000 in the camper. Gone now. BUT, now Andrew has a new hearth and tea/dinette set!! 🤣 I'm kidding, Andrew! 😁 How's the refrigerator running? 😂
I love every video you do, but this one was gripping. The reason? You let the viewer contemplate the inside of this house. I would have been yapping about what I thought. Your silence was haunting. Nice job as always Andrew.
Not sure if Andrew will see this but wouldn't it be cheaper to after tearing down the structure to strategically pile up everthing and have a bon fire. Then the next day load up the remains into the hual off dumpster ? It seems like that would be cheaper than to have to have two roll offs. Plus less landfill debris.
1st time viewer... Impressed by your attention to others with pulling the ground rods! I wish more people had your "I want to help others" attitude. Where are you located? looks nice around there. Thanks for the video!
My grandparents had a kitchen hutch, it had carved ducks and animals on it! I asked him where we came from,he said Scotland originally,but the family stayed in Smithville,Nova Scotia! After moving to the east coast, I saw and ad for one just like it,made in Smithville nova Scotia! I always wondered where it came from,and now I know! Ppl didn't have fancy kitchen cupboards,the term relates to a cabinet were you put your cups and plates! I peered into an old house near where I lived,it was vacant,but had a fancy kitchen hutch,with glass door knobs,and glass windows. In the living room was an old red stitched couch like my other grandad had he paid a lot for it back in 1959,400$, my tin stars on my cowboy boots used to snag on it,drove him up the wall! So I was surprised to see,what was an old expensive couch in an old farm house,in a poor area of norther new Brunswick, but a lot came to work in the auto plants of Windsor Detroit! Yep,thar hutch u c here is a rariy these days,and so is hand carved wood ornaments!
Man, makes me wish I could work that old stone foundation with a metal detector and see if there's anything of value that might have slipped thru the floor boards down below!!
100 - 200 Kilo Dynamit und die Sache wär in 5 min erledigt und Sie hätten gleich ein Loch für einen schönen Pool. Nein, nur Spaß , gute und planvolle Arbeit, Schnell und Effektiv . Guter Mann :-)
I’ve got to admit that as epic as all of the mountaintop property videos have been, it is SO refreshing to be back to videos of you doing jobs, Andrew. Love your channel and would love to see more content like this again. Keep up the great work and integrity as always!
Andrew, you are a class act! That's one of several reasons I'm a loyal subscriber, your attention to detail and care of customers, and care for others keep me coming back. Thanks for another interesting video! Be well, be safe!
I’m so glad to see you back in the field Andrew, I love your videos because your editing is better than the rest brother! Not a boring moment, y’all have so much history there! The stone wall is amazing, I love seeing things like that there in your area! I just remember so many jobs you’ve done in the years past and I’m definitely a fan brother! Always praying for you, your family and those fur babies Cody and Blue! I’ve loved all your babies ( kids) especially Levi❤️RIP🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻! Job looks great Andrew as always brother! Thanks for sharing my friend! Kirk from Louisiana! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Having driven quite a few ground rods I can appreciate how hard they were to get out. They are not fun to put in.
The fact that he didn't just drive away and ignore them is a testimony to Andrew's character. Many wouldn't have taken the time to do what he did. The mark of a real man and a professional!
The older ones are solid copper- we are ham radio enthusiasts, and those things are hard to find!
Now this is the content that got me hook on this channel. Don't get me wrong I like the mountain top videos but all the construction type videos where Andrew demo's properties, installs new culverts, driveways etc. are some of the best content on YT. Andrew may not have to take these types of jobs much anymore due to his YT fame but let it be known these jobs are the rare treat and have been missed. In any event I love all the content Andrew puts out. (some more than others) Keep it up Andrew!
Andrew is again the owner of the internet entertainment business! I would rather get an Andrew video alert than almost anything else! Thanks for all you have done for us over the years and please take care!
Same.
Watching Andrew do different jobs like this is what got me addicted to his channel. Glad to see him doing different stuff again. One of the best channels on the tube. Love these long videos.
*Andrew should set up a dude ranch $850 a day come learn to drive a bulldozer and knock over a few old cabins, steaks at 5pm, strippers until 7pm, 8pm curfew, lather rinse repeat.*
So you're one of these guys that gets off watching other people work? I used to work with people like you. 😂
who needs cable when you have Andrew😎
@@drott150 The name fits you well Mr Blow! 😆😅😂🤣
@@drott150😅😮😢🎉😂 43:35 ii I’m koi
Kinda sad to see it all being torn down, at one time someone made a lot of memories there for sure. Lots of hard times, good times and everything in between. Anyway, that was a mouse house for sure, looks like it has been abandoned for well over 35-40 years. All it takes is for a hole to poke through the roof, the weather comes in and the process of rotting starts.
That sofa bed in the living room is from the 1960s- we have one exactly like it and still use it!! My mother in law had a zippered upholstered cover made for it. Quite serviceable! It came from a motel during that era. Very comfortable!
Andrew, I wanted to know just how you felt when you came out of that old house. I know I felt pretty depressed. I find it very sad watching an old house like this coming down. I think of all the Christmas mornings the kids ran down those stairs, the birthdays and celebrations, the sad times when the boys went off to war and the boys who didn't return. The prayers said in those old beds, and the dreams and hopes. It's day was over, of that there was no doubt, and when Andrew is done it will be a dear green place again as it was long ago.
John I felt the very same .
@George ..I would have saved the calendar..it looked to be in great shape...
@@dyer2cycle yeh and my birth year, i would have loved to have had that thing
It was kind of sad seeing that old house come down with all the memories and babies being bored of that house and people dying in the sounds of Kidson hopes and dreams
Them wine jugs underneath might be filled with some potent stuff.
I always find it sad to see any house torn down, or burned. They contain so many memories and dreams.
Sad, all the house memories of joy, happiness, child birth, love, growth fit into a Dumpster Dave box.
FYI , that play structure is called " Eagles Nest" and was available as a kit by most lumber yards back in the 1980's. I built one for my kids with a 4x4 post swing set added on . My wife asked me why so heavy duty swing set? It doubled as an engine puller. Oh, I gave my friend that Eagles nest for his daughter. He ended up running into it with a front end loader. I removed all the salvaged lumber and it's still going strong as side rails for my utility trailer. Now my grandkids play on those boards and trailer, so it's double duty again, unintentionally.
Great video. Exploration, Bush hogging, demolition, and a scrap run.
I like how you switch it up on the awesome beats on the time-lapses you don't make it feel repetitive
I think it's honorable to take us on a tour of the house before it's removed along with the souls that once called it home.
THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE!!!!!! And you saved the fridge! Good job man!! 🙌🙌🙌💙💙💙🤙🤙🤙😁😁😁
Andrew i would appreciate if you consider running for president with your honesty and loyalty to your customers you be a sure winner with you in the white house this county would be unstoppable (WE THE PEOPLE NEED YOU)
That was an awesome adventure with you and Samantha. Absolutely beautiful country thank you for sharing
1) wouldn’t it be easier to knock it down and then get the big tracked-dozer loader to make quick work of the debris?
2) During the beginnings of the next apocalypse, everyone head over the Andrew’s castle estate, in upstate NY’s Hudson Valley
3)Character is doing the right thing even when no one is around to notice….your habits matter - we are what we repeatedly do
Hey Andrew, here's a tip. The old metal beds you destroyed for probably pennies on the pound for scrap, or sent to the dump. They sell for like $100 - $200 more then what they are worth as scrap. People go crazy for those beds, even if they have rust on them.
Next time I do this I’ll do a walk though first telling people everything is available. IDE be impressed to get anything for those beds.
@@AndrewCamarata The mattresses are trash. But the beds with a little cleaning, could sell on FB marketplace.
There is nothing better than to have my scotch and crank up the music while watching your videos!!
You have a way of challenging people's assumptions in a constructive way.
Wow! What a "Time Capsule"! I was 5 in May of '68. One year before "The Summer of Love"! And yes, Woodstock was only 5 hours away!! 😃
Great video Andrew AND an honorable task there at the end! You're a good guy!
Andrew, if you lost your hammer, it's at 43:18 on the right side track.
Fun watching another video!
Yeah, I found that at the end of the job. Almost lost it.
@@AndrewCamarata too funny , lol
Great words for a closing - plus the copper ground rode will make you a few bucks. Good on you for doing the right things. Love the videos - you are so entertaining to watch. Keep up the great work!
My boss had an International lawn tractor.These are unique,as they have a hydrostatic dive,and gas throttle,and shifter combo.
You could Rev the engine uo,and use the hydrostatic drive to crawl along,or use the shifter and gas to move, very different,and International only made a few like it!
I'm always sad watching videos like this- just thinking that at some point, long ago, this was someone's pride and joy- every single thing in there was bought because it was wanted and needed, someone worked to buy everything in there, and as the years pass, it all means less and less until finally it's all 'junk' to be cleaned up and gotten rid of... 😞
From dust to dust. We all have a one way ticket and at some point we will die and somebody will be going through all our world possessions just like this. Most of our stuff will just be thrown out, turns out the stuff was only significant to us... and we are gone. It is sad.
Whats the point?
Dont worry Humans have been pondering this since the beginning of recorded history.
@@TheTruthman89 very true, however the only thing you missed that you can aquire that lasts forever is reproducing with kids. everything else is nice but its not important one bit. never spend life chasing things, but instead chase down an opportunity to make the right person pregnant.
Camarata Landscaping @ your service ! . We expect nothing less from you Andrew . That is why you have over a Million subs my Man !
It’s weird seeing old houses that were from the same time that have been taken care of compared to the houses like this that were left to rot
Good on Andrew for know what to keep and giving things a second chance including the shed the owner wanted to tear down. I saw a few other things that probably should have been saved, the stove, beds, etc. But I wasn't there to see them up close.
19:55 i was yelling "nooooooo" and thought he was gonna destroy that cute little tractor.
I am planning on fixing that.
Thanks, Andrew. Another inspiring job well done. People look up to you.
You do your customers fine!
Thank you, and hi from Texas. Looking into buying my first ever excavator, real nervous I'm trying to get out of trucking, it was fun while it lasted but I'm burned out. Want a normal schedule this 4am to 11pm has beat me up lol
I was very glad to see that you had some sort of mask on during the demolition. 🙂 Stay safe and thanks for the vid. Jim Bell (Australia)
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Amazed how your excavator work is like poetry in motion...I just bought a Cat 215B and I'm all jerky and not so smooth. So I appreciate how skilled you are with your equipment. Great watching you..Thanks for such a nice video.
The inside camera angle while demolishing looked really cool!
That cub cadet tractor is a keeper!!
By the time he gets thru with it, you cant tell a house was ever there! I love it!
i bet that old refrigerator works better than a newer one today.
4:50... people love to take these old refrigerator freezers and do a refurb (customization) and stick them out in their garage or "man cave".. can get a nice buck for these to the right person
I saved it and its for sale. Come get it.
@AndrewCamarata I'll pass Andrew...but there are some sites that people would love to have that....😱
I've only watched the first 10 minutes and after seeing the refrigerator I am hoping you saved it especially after seeing the inside. I would keep the 1968 calendar and storage tin with the rose on it as it is an exact match as my mother's canister set.
The upside down cushioned stool on the bed is a valuable accessory for a bay window vw camper bus. Worth a c note any day
You are the second one to say that. Next time I do a demo like this I will do the walk through video a week before the demo.
I just demoed an old barn that was falling g down and found 14k in 1 of the walls.The old owner had passed away and the town wanted it down because it was an eye sore in the neighborhood
Thats pretty cool.
I assume that Foxwoods has that 14K now???
@@davidn1369 negative boss.
Very well done -- and educational. Thank you.
Well said and we’ll done young man. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
If that 1968 calander wasn't too nasty ,i couldn't tell....i would have grabbed it.They repeat over several years what a great conversation piece it would make
I noticed you are back to the old style binders, what happened to those speed binders from a couple years ago, i believe it was the trailer restore video. You should do a 2-years-later review on how those worked out, if they lasted and didn’t break I might get some
Now I know the terror of being inside my house when a wild excavator attacks
The last cleaning/leveling is impressive !!!
watching you tear down that house reminded me of sceans from the original war of the worlds --- great in house video
Every once in a while I check back on the dude I've watched him for a whileeee
Me? I got a new video ready soon
Can't wait to see it!
It is up.
Is anyone else getting the satisfaction of a job well done
There were other things worth saving, but not w/o the headache of finding the right buyer, est. its value etc. *BUT* one thing that's easy to identify, to sell, and are worth a bit of $$$ were those beams [4x6/oak?]. Woodworkers will quickly buy them for good $$$ and with the Kubota handy, they'd've been removed easily.
Love the content that you make
That toaster and radio are collectibles!!!
Great to see an Andrew video again.
Dude that house looks like your typical Fallout video game house 🔥
I’m a stone mason from Pa. I’d love to build something cool with all that nice rock you have, never run out that’s for sure .maybe a giant walk-in fireplace
25:15 the problem in US is that the rail system (no thanks to mickheads like Melon) is shot to sh!t and severely underdone. If US had a quarter of Europe's equivalence in rail, things like these would be easily shipped from A to B and money could be made. When people say "that's worth something" they aren't wrong, they're just unaware of how difficult it is to put X item in Joe Average Collector's hands.
Not always, but whenever i'm called with my team to restore an old house, i can get the owner to send items to various auction houses and they make money (or i do if they don't care for it), but that's only because i can easily ship them across Europe with ease. Like on my current project, a 1910's French style house, even the knobs (which were nice, but unfortunately too mismatched to use) fetched 50 to 60 euros per pair. There's a market (especially for movie prop and set makers) but if you can't access it... it might as well not be there.
I've sold everything and everything over the years. Knobs, levers, hinges, fixings, mountings, radiators, even ornate piping made from cast iron (those were a doozy).
And no, it's not on Andrew that he can't send these things to a new house, it's the issue above, because i read every once in a while that "he's not trying enough" or whatever. Not his fault, before i had my connections, i was in the exact same place as him, couldn't put these things to where they needed to be and there's only so much storing of these things until it gets to become hoarding.
I'm sure everything could be sold, but that in itself is a big project.
The USA was built on trains, then people realized trucks were better. There isn't any issue shipping stuff around.
@@AndrewCamarata what's the price of diesel up in New York?
like $6
The green glassware is worth a pretty penny
Your comments are always well-thought-out and well-reasoned.
Awesome content as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
That old push mower would be cool to keep! I remember cutting my grandmother’s grass with one of those!!!
LOL - Just as I was thinking that moving the lift point back to the attachment plate... Bingo! I guess AC doesn't need any strategic help from me.
(Not to mention that it's pure clean copper.)
Calendar 1968 ? That long empty Amazing still standing
Andrew looks like you need to get you one of though dump trailers it would be good for you hauling the mettel to the scrap ward just a thought
Nice job editing that property and deleting that house. Looks great 👍
Andrew "Your'e a good man Charlie Brown"....ALWAYS enjoy your videos...even the nail biter ones lol
The camper was where the Bank Robbers holed up. There was $50,000 in the camper. Gone now. BUT, now Andrew has a new hearth and tea/dinette set!! 🤣 I'm kidding, Andrew! 😁 How's the refrigerator running? 😂
It’s been awhile since we had a good house knock down
Thanks Andrew
Cause you have "integrity."
Kudos to you, young man.
All the leaves are gone and the are getting for winter. nice video. Andrew.. granny 90'
Are those Slate blocks you were saving? All the best from Canada
I love every video you do, but this one was gripping. The reason? You let the viewer contemplate the inside of this house. I would have been yapping about what I thought. Your silence was haunting. Nice job as always Andrew.
The Bluestone would make for some nice landscaping!
Not sure if Andrew will see this but wouldn't it be cheaper to after tearing down the structure to strategically pile up everthing and have a bon fire. Then the next day load up the remains into the hual off dumpster ? It seems like that would be cheaper than to have to have two roll offs. Plus less landfill debris.
It would be.
1st time viewer...
Impressed by your attention to others with pulling the ground rods! I wish more people had your "I want to help others" attitude.
Where are you located? looks nice around there.
Thanks for the video!
My grandparents had a kitchen hutch, it had carved ducks and animals on it! I asked him where we came from,he said Scotland originally,but the family stayed in Smithville,Nova Scotia! After moving to the east coast, I saw and ad for one just like it,made in Smithville nova Scotia!
I always wondered where it came from,and now I know!
Ppl didn't have fancy kitchen cupboards,the term relates to a cabinet were you put your cups and plates! I peered into an old house near where I lived,it was vacant,but had a fancy kitchen hutch,with glass door knobs,and glass windows.
In the living room was an old red stitched couch like my other grandad had he paid a lot for it back in 1959,400$, my tin stars on my cowboy boots used to snag on it,drove him up the wall! So I was surprised to see,what was an old expensive couch in an old farm house,in a poor area of norther new Brunswick, but a lot came to work in the auto plants of Windsor Detroit!
Yep,thar hutch u c here is a rariy these days,and so is hand carved wood ornaments!
I can imagine all this area is now under snow. I’ve heard snow came early and strong to New York State.
It looks real good
jes u guys camera work is better than the discovery channel hahaha its awesome
Nice one Andy always going the extra mile
Save and paint those metal beds save any wood planks save any dimensional lumber
Man, makes me wish I could work that old stone foundation with a metal detector and see if there's anything of value that might have slipped thru the floor boards down below!!
100 - 200 Kilo Dynamit und die Sache wär in 5 min erledigt und Sie hätten gleich ein Loch für einen schönen Pool. Nein, nur Spaß , gute und planvolle Arbeit, Schnell und Effektiv . Guter Mann :-)
Would have liked to see Andrew bring that D9 and roll right through that place
House had a calendar on the wall from 1968. wow!
Haven’t watch your vids in a while but it’s always satisfying. #greatwork #quality
Everyone who runs a mower says thanks, Andrew!
I bet that fridge would still work. Lol they don’t make things like they used to
Nice Job! You Always Do Great Work!!
These Irwin clamps need a raise
Ongelofelijk veel werk. 😅Maar het is geweldig gedaan. 🎉Groetjes uit Holland 👋🏼🇳🇱
Do it right even if nobody is looking. Hell yeah
Great job and you are right dad always said think about the man coming behind you well done 👍
Looks great Andrew.How many days in total did that take to do?
Andrew I’ve been watching your videos since you built your container house and shop you never disappoint keep on Truckin awesome videos
Was just pulling a ground rod with a skid steer last week and cannot believe how well they were sunk in there.
Hey Andrew, excellent job on the demo. BTW, if you're wondering what happened to your large ball peen hammer see time stamp 43:19
haha... nice catch
It's ok, he got a new one at the end!