“You got a way to get this back out”? I’ve got an endless number of ways. 50 that are easy, 100 that will amaze you, several that will make you think I’m a magician
Don't you mean they don't come apart the way you would like them to... Thirty years retired Chrysler tech, there's the flat rate way and there's the hourly way. "That is the I don't really give a shit way".
@@sunnydean9611 not that I don’t like Chrysler product, (I really do, and I own nothing that isn’t Chrysler made) but all the cars that come in that we have to work on are clapped out because the owners don’t take care of them at all.
@@hilljackzack7284 I've noticed there are two kinds of Mopar owners.... one, that drives the vehicle into the ground doing nothing other than maybe.... just maybe paying someone else to change the oil sometimes. And the second type of owner, who meticulously maintains the vehicle themselves and buys every tool and machine they can possibly fit on their property to continuously restore their Mopar every 2 years. Usually you'll notice the second type having a different color all the time lol.
@@gittyupalice96 I’m very meticulous with mine but I drive it around like it’s indestructible. I do all the maintenance and repairs then turn around and run over mailboxes, drag race, and go off-road in it because I maintain it and it’s truly built to last.
I have so much respect for people who can not only do the job without going completely crazy...but also to video the entire thing in a manner that is understandable for the viewer. Props to you
I love old dodges but they do have flaws. The rusting they go through Is a shame. No plastic in the rear fender wells! Therefore snow and salt sticks to metal and rots it. My 03 1500 is clean all over except for rear fenders and a little rust on the rocker panels. Very little surface rust on frame my friend took good care of it. Solid truck. Still got it’s power runs fantastic and drives great. 203k on it and it don’t give a fuck.
That fluid film is the best. I’ve been using that product for over 25 years. We also drill holes in the doors and coat the inside. Do the engine compartment and inner fenders too. We take the taillights out and have a extension pipe connected to the 360 nozzle and gets above the wheel wells coated good. Gotta keep the NY road salt from destroying our vehicles. Keep up the great work on the videos Andrew.
@@jasonmorehouse3756 Nah we use a 1/4 OD aluminum tube with a 360 degree fitting on the end. Those tiny plastic tubes through the drain holes don't cover as well as my application.
It’s actually not because blaster has made a new product in the past few years called surface shield and it’s way better than the fluid film according to repair geek who conducted independent testing on a variety of products and the results speak for themselves. Look it up if you don’t believe me. I just want you to have the best product for your vehicle and you can decide for yourself. 👍
I gotta love watching these video's now. I'm 78 yrs old. and plowed most of my young life. Jeeps, Scouts. Powerwagons. with with out chains, And on the tail end as Andrew showed you a good knobby snow tire deep knobs and studs do the job well. I even run studs on my two wheel drive vehicles. Can't beat them. at one time (with the jeep no less ) I had 52 customers to plow out. looonnng days. don't miss that at all. thanks for hte memories Andrew! and the great video.
Like you we both worked mega hours when young. Our 2 kids saw us doing this, now they are working mega hours, so are there 2 kids. Folks don't realise just what "Old guys" had to do to feed the family and pay the bloody gas bill!!! Rock on buddy and stay safe!!
@@kw900lkevin To be fair it's just a work tool for him, he doesn't view things the same as most people, i'm pretty sure he despises plastic garbage, most everything he really cares about is metal and concrete.
Fantastc filming/video and explanations. I am envious of all your tools, equipment, and knowledge in repairing your machinery and a great dad that will get you for parts in a flash! Very informative, educational, and fun. Thank you!
I would not hire Andrew. He shows a complete lack of care for objects. It's not hard, nor does it take much time to pull out your phone and google "2003 dodge 2500 remove battery box"
@@maxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmax1 He cares for the things that should cared about, he's got plenty of videos showing him taking care of his nice things. I don't blame him for just breaking it and getting it out the way because it was clearly secured pretty well else where and it's a old beat up work truck already.
I love the way Andrew takes a little pause during his work just to watch Levi make it up the stairs with no harm... Takes only 20 seconds but you're sure he'll jump up if his buddy stumbles. It's the little things.
Thank you for demonstrating how to plow a residential driveway. I had interest in plowing snow in my teens and twenties, but now I just wanted to see how it is done.
Forklift guy: "Do you have a way to get it back out?" Andrew: "Yea I got a.. (thinks about how long it would take to list all the machines he has to unload it) ..yes."
3 years later after I left a comment about how I wasn’t sure about these wideout plows and I’ve been using one for about 2 seasons and I gotta say, absolutely love it. I’m a firm believer that each plow serves its own purpose BUT I think a wideout is probably one of the most versatile plows in the market today.
I think a big part of Andrew’s success is his parents. A persons success in life has a lot to do with how much your parents put into you. Also was great of your dad to bring you a belt, Andrew!
Good job Andrew. I was impressed to see you check your balance with the lift plates on the hoist in the early part of the video. I've seen a few trucks dive off the lift because this was overlooked. I just acquired a 95 1 ton dualy power wagon with the 8L V-10 . Have been looking for a used plow to put on it. Oh and I have put the Cooper Discovers tiers on it with similar tread pattern as yours. Happy New Year.
Andrew will be the ultimate tester for the Tesla, they should give him one to use for a year or four, it definitely will be driven thru the gauntlet 🤣🤣🤣
I give you props brother issues came up but you got em fixed in no time and back on the road again ! And best thing Is you did it all by your self . And accompanied by Levi r.i.p to Levi 😢 the best working dog
I like to add a bunch of water softener salt in my truck bed then when the winter season is over I just bring it all inside and I’m good for the year lol
@@solidamanda I agree with you. I admire him greatly. Watch the video where he removes a cylinder from either the Ditch Witch or the forklift (it's orange). He initially decided to send the cylinder out to be repaired, yet the video towards the end, shows him too curious and he attempts to open the cylinder himself. In the video where he actually builds a wooden door from scratch and because it was so thick, the hardware did not fit....the lock and the doorknob. He actually extended the pieces to go through the thick door. He is beyond remarkable.
Best snow traction mats may help. Your father is a hero, always in rescue mode ready to take care of you! That's great! I'm learning to keep in my vehicles a set of everything that broke in one of them like an extra belt.
"I got my tyre machine here" of course, I would have been surprised if you hadn't!!! Everyone has one of those laying around......I wish. Is there a tool Andrew doesn't have? I'm not jealous......Ok I am.
I can't wait for him to get a Tesla with all the safety features and shit they stuff in there. Imagine trying to wire up a 12v plow system on that thing.
Every time I hear him talk about how great the cybertruck is going to be I can't help but laugh. This is the same guy that installed a stereo with a chainsaw. Tesla will lock the doors remotely and come repo it when they see what he does to vehicles.
@@buggscarrot9557 how else would you build it? I can see numerous problems with building a truck out of pure stainless like the Tesla. Stainless is more expensive and heavier, the latter also eating out of your max payload rating. It makes perfect sense to me why truck bodies are built out of stamped sheet metal🤷♂️
@Ben T. the main issue with it is that all current after-market modifications aren't compatible whether it be a salter, a plow, or a toolbox. Additionally, there aren't all that many dealerships and you could have a long drive to get parts for it.
@@LifeRunner4000 not only is stainless itself more expensive (about 10x as much), also working with it is a major pain in the ass (read - also expensive). There's a good reason cybertruck looks like from an 80s video game, and it's not just the aesthetics.
Great content. You did yourself a big favor welding that plow frame to the truck. I always welded my westerns on nice and tight. When you plow blizzards people have no idea how junk bolts can loosen up and the next thing that happens is you drive over that nice and new shiny new plow.Ha. Be careful and stay safe 😀
I was thinking we need some Golf like commentary.... "And it looks like he chose the light blue tracked skid steer, with pallet forks, excellent choice...." / "i would have personally gone with the , but he's the pro..."
Just like my Gramps and old man handy as heck with all the right tools me well I stayed in the Kitchen where it's warm and I can eat lol. Take care glad I found this it reminds of growing up.
Those tires definitely help but with that plow and big diesel engine on/in the front of that small/light truck body it could use a little something extra. Put 600-900 lbs of sandbags or something in the bed over the axle and that would make a big difference as well I'm willing to bet. Edit: We liked having a few old car tires filled with concrete. They stick to the bed better and don't slide around and beat things to death as bad while being relatively easy to load and unload depending on how big a tire you used.
It's crazy how you're allowed to drive with summer tires in the winter. Here in Finland, we are required by law to use winter tires on all road vehicles during the winter months, or whenever the weather requires it (meaning ice or snow). It means in practice that every road vehicle has two sets of tires. 80% or so of the winter tires are studded.
Remembering how the castle used to look, it was such a great idea to close it in. The difference in looks is night and day. Also laying new gravel also really improved the look of the property.
Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs are the best truck tire ever made. I've been using them for 10 years in Alberta all winter on all my 1 tons and will never switch. That hill would have been unnoticeable with them. Good luck!
A demo is in order. “. Great video. I’m glad I took a break for a while and come back to watch so many great new to me episodes. This is a great extended tutorial. . Theme. It can all look great. Cost a lot and still NOT work. You need the right combination of things for things to work . Things as simple as a taller narrower tire. Which most people know. And I’m sure Andrew knew he wasn’t going to have good performance That’s what makes for the great worthwhile video . Incidentally where I’m from studs are illegal.
I will try again, my iPad crashed when the hood release broke. I enjoy your videos, I do cringe watching you at times. Well most of the time but when it comes to equipment you remind me of my Dad. He could fix anything and make it work better than new and you are a dog guy. We are a family dog people, they are truly a blessing from God for us to enjoy. We are also neighbors kinda just North of you in NH but not from around here. Keep up the great work and be safe !
Dear C.B. 👍👌👏 Better never anything of the always overstressed/overstrained equipment. Best regards luck and health. Additionally: Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Actually he maintains his equipment very good, all the important things anyway. I know many people that treat their stuff way better but they don't know jack shit about maintenace
@@rubenbraekman4515 He does maintain it well, but he also beats the living hellout out of it and over loads the sht out of his stuff. IE the logging video. The equipment not so much but the trucks, yeah he beats the life out of them truck.
Winters are commonly referred to as the next year. We get first snow in October or November and it runs through March or April. Winter 2020 has already happened. This is the 2021 plowing season.
Andrew drives up in a Delorean (which he owns because it has a stainless steel body) "I tell ya. These stock flux capacitors are just...they're garbage." *pounds on it and the cover falls off*. "I got this new one off ebay. Let's install it." Cut to a drone shot of Andrew speeding away as a T-Rex bursts out of the forest.
Andrew, my brother-in-law, used to put a load of dirt in the back of his pickup. Not saying you need to do that. But if you used your fork lift, to load a pallet with heavy load, it would give you really good traction. My brother in law was able in Minnesota , to drive thru snow up to top of his hood. At first I thought we were going to have to walk home, but it plowed right thru snow, without a blade on. I'm sure you have concrete blocks laying around, put some on pallet, and have it ready to plow. You will never get stuck again.😊❤
I love that you take Levi with you still even tho he seems to be in a little pain and can’t get around like he use to but it’s great to see a dog owner that treats his dog like I would mine, they get the best of life until the very end!!! Keep being such a great and genuine human Andrew.
I agree 👍🏻😘 I love Levi so much! In my next life I want to come back as one of Andrews dogs lol. What an exciting life with so many adventures and love!! I know Levi has had (and continues to have!) the best life!!
one thing I learned from plowing in vermont when I lived there was weight in the rear end makes a big difference all the weight in the front makes the rear end light if you can put enough weight in the rear to counter the front you will be able to go anywhere.
I can't believe the crap this guy goes through and how he takes it all in stride and has a solution finally and then gets the jobs done. I doubt a brick wall could stop him.
Honestly thats the key to life. There's always going to be problems or something breaks. Just have to keep going and finding different ways to fix things. I think the hardest part is just not getting upset when something does happen.
"Hey Dad, I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere in -40degF, just bring me a wrench and some snacks so I can rebuild this gearbox in the snow..." This is the guy Bear Grylls would take to the North Pole with him
That is the truth call dad hey I need belt and wrench for my truck so I can continue plowing with (sorry Andrew) my piece of crap truck that I can not open the freaken hood (which he stays as calm as St Joseph) yea Andrew your a legend my friend
Makes me hurt watching Levi going up the stairs. My dog Rosie has the same problem with steps. Take care of the old guy. He is a favorite of your vids.
@@mchuo7834 i still wont ever get it. first off all there not loud, secondly i bet the diesel would win in a tug of war battle between them. yeas the metal work of the cyber truck is better but it is ugly. also with the diesel you could upgrade it to get a higher torque or hp out of it. i dont even no how long that electric motor would last under towing conditions and being beat on.
At the beginning when I saw what tires were on the truck I thought “ surely not”........I’m truly surprised he even made the attempt. When we mounted the snowplows, snow tires were just part of that installation. Andrews final result was, as always, quite satisfactory.
Forklift operator: “You have a way to get this back out?” Andrew: “Yea I have a, Yes” Lol if he completed the sentence it would be like: “Yea I have a couple dozen machines capable of taking it back out”
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“You got a way to get this back out”?
I’ve got an endless number of ways.
50 that are easy, 100 that will amaze you, several that will make you think I’m a magician
Haha, exactly what I was thinking. "Yea, I got...." He had to cut it short once his mind started listing all the ways.
Well said! I came here to make a similar remark.
Would have liked to see him use a winch from the roof of the castle to remove it lol
hahahahah!!! yea like, em let me see, 34 excavators, 5 cranes and 13 loaders hahahah
@@Gustav4 could Always just chain on and pull too
Guy: "Got a way to get this out?"
Andrew: Yeah I got a... (processes every machine capable of lifting he owns)... yes.
Yes... about 10 or 20..
He must not watch Andrews RUclips channel
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Him: "Have you got a..."
Andrew: "YES!"
i scrolled down the second i heard that and boom, this comment
AC so cool, he could unload it with a Jetski
Haha
guy in forklift: “any way to get it back out”
Andrew: “yeah I got a… yes”
Came here for this comment, andrew has about 100 different ways to get it out hahaha
Lol that was my favorite part of the video😂😂
Uh, yes….
Haha. Such restraint
Loved that lol
Anyone : "Get Stuck" - Call towing
Andrew : "Get Stuck" - Well Well isn't that my Kubota right there
Anyone: “Get Stuck” - Call Towing
Andrew Camarata: “Get Stuck” - Well, Well isn’t that my Kubota right there.
Anyone : "Get Stuck" - Call towing
Andrew : "Get Stuck" - Well Well isn't that my Kubota right there
The pause when he said "yea, I got a... (thinks of 6 different peices of equipment that could lift it out) yes"
That was priceless...
“Nothing on these trucks comes apart the way it should”. I’m a technician at a Chrysler dealership, and I can confirm that he is 100% correct. 🤣😂
Really!!!!
Don't you mean they don't come apart the way you would like them to... Thirty years retired Chrysler tech, there's the flat rate way and there's the hourly way. "That is the I don't really give a shit way".
@@sunnydean9611 not that I don’t like Chrysler product, (I really do, and I own nothing that isn’t Chrysler made) but all the cars that come in that we have to work on are clapped out because the owners don’t take care of them at all.
@@hilljackzack7284 I've noticed there are two kinds of Mopar owners.... one, that drives the vehicle into the ground doing nothing other than maybe.... just maybe paying someone else to change the oil sometimes. And the second type of owner, who meticulously maintains the vehicle themselves and buys every tool and machine they can possibly fit on their property to continuously restore their Mopar every 2 years. Usually you'll notice the second type having a different color all the time lol.
@@gittyupalice96 I’m very meticulous with mine but I drive it around like it’s indestructible. I do all the maintenance and repairs then turn around and run over mailboxes, drag race, and go off-road in it because I maintain it and it’s truly built to last.
That cybertruck is going to get a thorough review, god help it.
Can't wait to see Andrew install a radio to cybertruck
@@SakariNy I think the stereo is built into cyber truck, lol. Too bad, though.....
Yes, Tesla should definitely get him a pre-production one, but then he can't release the video until it's released
It’s gonna be the perfect work truck for him
@@dwitcraft Some chainsaw replacement action
I have so much respect for people who can not only do the job without going completely crazy...but also to video the entire thing in a manner that is understandable for the viewer. Props to you
I laughed hard when he said “Just lost power steering, I see the belt laying on the ground” good old dodge
@Livin Vids hahaha I heard his voice when I read that
I love old dodges but they do have flaws. The rusting they go through Is a shame. No plastic in the rear fender wells! Therefore snow and salt sticks to metal and rots it. My 03 1500 is clean all over except for rear fenders and a little rust on the rocker panels. Very little surface rust on frame my friend took good care of it. Solid truck. Still got it’s power runs fantastic and drives great. 203k on it and it don’t give a fuck.
Revvvv up your engines! I'm going to tell you why Dodge is junk today! Y()Y
@Livin Vids thanks
Foreign to My home. "Kimmi: gloves and steering wehl. Come on give it to me." :D
"do you have a way to unload it"
He obviously doesn't know who he's talking to HAHAHAHAHA
What if he'd said "No?" Lol
If that guy only knew lol
If he only knew
which way do you want
Yeah I got a...yes
That fluid film is the best. I’ve been using that product for over 25 years. We also drill holes in the doors and coat the inside. Do the engine compartment and inner fenders too. We take the taillights out and have a extension pipe connected to the 360 nozzle and gets above the wheel wells coated good. Gotta keep the NY road salt from destroying our vehicles. Keep up the great work on the videos Andrew.
Shouldn't need to drill holes in the doors, use the factory drain holes.
@@jasonmorehouse3756 Nah we use a 1/4 OD aluminum tube with a 360 degree fitting on the end. Those tiny plastic tubes through the drain holes don't cover as well as my application.
It’s actually not because blaster has made a new product in the past few years called surface shield and it’s way better than the fluid film according to repair geek who conducted independent testing on a variety of products and the results speak for themselves. Look it up if you don’t believe me. I just want you to have the best product for your vehicle and you can decide for yourself. 👍
I gotta love watching these video's now. I'm 78 yrs old. and plowed most of my young life. Jeeps, Scouts. Powerwagons. with with out chains, And on the tail end as Andrew showed you a good knobby snow tire deep knobs and studs do the job well. I even run studs on my two wheel drive vehicles. Can't beat them. at one time (with the jeep no less ) I had 52 customers to plow out. looonnng days. don't miss that at all. thanks for hte memories Andrew! and the great video.
Like you we both worked mega hours when young. Our 2 kids saw us doing this, now they are working mega hours, so are there 2 kids. Folks don't realise just what "Old guys" had to do to feed the family and pay the bloody gas bill!!! Rock on buddy and stay safe!!
"I'm not gonna plow with this truck, it's too nice." - Andrew in the video where he got this truck. I knew it was gonna happen hahaha
Lol thats the 1st thing I thought of too
its a work truck. it'll be dead in a couple years anyway, may as well get your money out of it lol
was thinking the same thing. haha
Was thinking the same exact thing
@lezhe lezhe pov you click on that link
- Broken plastic flies away: "Nothing on this trucks comes apart, like it should." 😂😂😂
yea he couldn't take 5 min to figure it out
@Donald he used a piece of brake line attached to the wire harness to poke it through a rubber grommet on the fire wall, open your ears bud
@Donald no worries, Merry Christmas hope you have a good one
it broke with no reason :D
@@kw900lkevin To be fair it's just a work tool for him, he doesn't view things the same as most people, i'm pretty sure he despises plastic garbage, most everything he really cares about is metal and concrete.
Fantastc filming/video and explanations. I am envious of all your tools, equipment, and knowledge in repairing your machinery and a great dad that will get you for parts in a flash! Very informative, educational, and fun. Thank you!
This man has a machine for every little job .. I love it !!
Who immediately started smiling when Andrew said "nothing on these trucks comes apart like it should" ? @3:53
It’s a Camarata thing, non-subscribers wouldn’t understand.
I would not hire Andrew. He shows a complete lack of care for objects.
It's not hard, nor does it take much time to pull out your phone and google "2003 dodge 2500 remove battery box"
@@maxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmaxmax1 He cares for the things that should cared about, he's got plenty of videos showing him taking care of his nice things. I don't blame him for just breaking it and getting it out the way because it was clearly secured pretty well else where and it's a old beat up work truck already.
Did you see the video where he rolls a truck and he says... Look how beat up it is over a Light roll over... LOL....
@@michaeljenkins3131 really? if he cared about anything he wouldn't do 95% of things he does the way he does.
"Noting comes apart like it should" he says while holding a crowbar... :D
And how nice of your dad to deliver the belt.
Crazy the difference a good set of dedicated winter tires make, great video man
Andy does more in one day than i do all year! He stays busier than a one legged man in a ass kicking contest!
I love the way Andrew takes a little pause during his work just to watch Levi make it up the stairs with no harm... Takes only 20 seconds but you're sure he'll jump up if his buddy stumbles. It's the little things.
Rip Levi you were a good boy
He ded now.
The fact that your dad is always there to come to the rescue is awesome! Cheers to papa Camarata!
Paparata
@@amisner2k enough internet for today
Dudes a legend! He just doesn't know it yet.
After over 1.6 million views now in June yea I think he knows
This was an emotional roller-coaster. So many ups and downs. Better than a tv show. Good job Andrew.
Fun watching the HP at work !!!
I like how you paused to show Levi climbing the spiral, good ol' boy he is!
46:25 "First snow of 20....This year. 2021" - Andrew confirmed time traveler.
Andrew is out here plowing snow in the future.
Yeah, I don't understand when that was filmed
He probably filmed it in 2019 and assumed he wouldn't get to editing this before 2021 :D
That was awesome seeing how well them new studded tires worked! mudstar for the win!
Thank you for demonstrating how to plow a residential driveway. I had interest in plowing snow in my teens and twenties, but now I just wanted to see how it is done.
” You got a way to get this back out?”
“I got uh.......yes”
made me chuckle, Andrews mind was like uhh i got uh, too many machines to get this out, so i will just go with Yes
@@acreageliving Exactly!
I was just about to comment that😂
That just made the video!!!
If he only knew how many ways he could get it put
Forklift guy: "Do you have a way to get it back out?"
Andrew: "Yea I got a.. (thinks about how long it would take to list all the machines he has to unload it) ..yes."
ya, noticed that; lol!!!
😆😭😭😭😭
The forklift guy is diesel creek he has his own channel:)
@@cooperr1422 ya know..i thought his voice sounded familiar..thanks !! Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Excellent Channel. Love the videos. Always real in everyway. Please keep up the good work.
Always a pleasure to watch Andrew work so hard :)
>hood latch doesn't open
Andrew: Punches his way through the grill
He is the living embodiment of function over form
Yeah i like that about him
@lezhe lezhe spammer
It was good to see Levi's still kickin' those spiral stair's butt!
that poor dog needs to eat some meat
3 years later after I left a comment about how I wasn’t sure about these wideout plows and I’ve been using one for about 2 seasons and I gotta say, absolutely love it. I’m a firm believer that each plow serves its own purpose BUT I think a wideout is probably one of the most versatile plows in the market today.
Never to busy to help someone out...u da man 👍👍👍
I think a big part of Andrew’s success is his parents. A persons success in life has a lot to do with how much your parents put into you. Also was great of your dad to bring you a belt, Andrew!
Helps to have wealthy parents indeed.
@@BigPoppa-Monk Well I didn’t say wealthy. I just meant they raised him well. Taught him many good things.
I got a belt from my Dad too, actually several and they were informative.
@@hughdanaher2758 haha right😜
@@hughdanaher2758 lol!!!!
Stuck Car Driver: BEEP! BEEP! I'm out now!
AC: "Not yet you ain't"
That was funny. No! Ill drag you some more
@@edd95gti85, even with his brakes locked up.
Good job Andrew. I was impressed to see you check your balance with the lift plates on the hoist in the early part of the video. I've seen a few trucks dive off the lift because this was overlooked. I just acquired a 95 1 ton dualy power wagon with the 8L V-10 . Have been looking for a used plow to put on it. Oh and I have put the Cooper Discovers tiers on it with similar tread pattern as yours. Happy New Year.
Fantastic videos. Love watching all your work. Keep working.
I simply can not wait to see Andrew get a Tesla Truck and put it to the abuse test...
Andrew will be the ultimate tester for the Tesla, they should give him one to use for a year or four, it definitely will be driven thru the gauntlet 🤣🤣🤣
They should give him one, would convince me to buy one.
Will be a bad day for Tesla!
If they are built as crappy as their cars, Tesla doesnt even want to sell one to Andrew. It will be sorry of his money, but great YT content 🤣
@@billcooper2584 They would know it would never last, prolly no place to mount a plow, but Andrew will make it work.
„First Snow of this year, 2021“
I always knew Andrew was sent from the future, finally proof
i really enjoyed this video, i love the snow. i can watch this all day!!!
I give you props brother issues came up but you got em fixed in no time and back on the road again ! And best thing Is you did it all by your self . And accompanied by Levi
r.i.p to Levi 😢 the best working dog
A bit of weight over the rear axle makes a huge difference too.
definitely.. heavy diesel in front & just added a 1,000 lb plow... not sure what the rule of thumb is but I would want to balance that plow at least.
I like to add a bunch of water softener salt in my truck bed then when the winter season is over I just bring it all inside and I’m good for the year lol
He obviously doesn't do this for a living I hope. He should not spin tyres and should put wait over wheels. Good call.
A few bags of sand in the back will do the trick
Fill the bed with the fluffy white stuff he's pushing around .
I feel like he's been dealing with broken things so often he doesn't even get that annoyed anymore.
Broken is his hobby. 😂😂
@@rogerward9492 Either buy it broken or work it still its broken.
@Scott Li: He likes the challenge and, after all, he can fix absolutely anything........and most of the time, he makes it better.
@@gwgrote5 But he still has very high tolerance which I admire.
@@solidamanda I agree with you. I admire him greatly. Watch the video where he removes a cylinder from either the Ditch Witch or the forklift (it's orange). He initially decided to send the cylinder out to be repaired, yet the video towards the end, shows him too curious and he attempts to open the cylinder himself. In the video where he actually builds a wooden door from scratch and because it was so thick, the hardware did not fit....the lock and the doorknob. He actually extended the pieces to go through the thick door. He is beyond remarkable.
Best snow traction mats may help.
Your father is a hero, always in rescue mode ready to take care of you! That's great!
I'm learning to keep in my vehicles a set of everything that broke in one of them like an extra belt.
"I got my tyre machine here" of course, I would have been surprised if you hadn't!!! Everyone has one of those laying around......I wish. Is there a tool Andrew doesn't have? I'm not jealous......Ok I am.
A tire balancer, so he would stop loosing wheels going down the road, for "no reason"
Hé has every single tool except the tools he needs for the job at the time but he makes do
He's missing that Fuel 18 1/2 Impact - would take the truck tires off without the need for the monster he pulled out lol
"My plow truck just got stuck. Good thing I have my EXCAVATOR sitting here at this customer's house to pull my truck out with!!" HAHAHA
@@canadian_wolf8395 Yeah, know that feeling, you find them the next day, after you finished the job!
Andrew when he buys a Tesla truck:
- So I've had this truck for 2 weeks, lets install a plow on it and go plough snow.
I can't wait for him to get a Tesla with all the safety features and shit they stuff in there.
Imagine trying to wire up a 12v plow system on that thing.
It wouldn't even be that long. First day.
Every time I hear him talk about how great the cybertruck is going to be I can't help but laugh. This is the same guy that installed a stereo with a chainsaw. Tesla will lock the doors remotely and come repo it when they see what he does to vehicles.
Good luck welding a plow hookup to the unibody Tesla... (I have one on order too)
Andrew might do well to collaborate with Rich Rebuilds when the Cybertruk arrives. I'm sure I'm not the first to suggest it.
"You got a way to get it back out?"
"Yeah I gotta....yes"
Much shorter answer than it started out to be.
I don’t miss northern winters and the rust they bring, but it was always a satisfying feeling clearing away the snow.
*Treats truck like a demolition derby car*
Andrew: "Why is this all dented in?"
he scraped the snow off his truck with a snowshovel with a metal blade. so yeah, I'm going to agree with you!!
@@davidanalyst671 doesn't change the fact 30-60K trucks are built like tin. I agree with Andrew , Cybertruck is my next truck.
@@buggscarrot9557 how else would you build it? I can see numerous problems with building a truck out of pure stainless like the Tesla.
Stainless is more expensive and heavier, the latter also eating out of your max payload rating.
It makes perfect sense to me why truck bodies are built out of stamped sheet metal🤷♂️
@Ben T. the main issue with it is that all current after-market modifications aren't compatible whether it be a salter, a plow, or a toolbox. Additionally, there aren't all that many dealerships and you could have a long drive to get parts for it.
@@LifeRunner4000 not only is stainless itself more expensive (about 10x as much), also working with it is a major pain in the ass (read - also expensive). There's a good reason cybertruck looks like from an 80s video game, and it's not just the aesthetics.
"You got a way to get it back out?"
"Yeah I got a (realizes he has too many ways to get it out to list) yes."
@@viablybodacious302 he said december 2019 when he start spraying the truck
Great content. You did yourself a big favor welding that plow frame to the truck. I always welded my westerns on nice and tight. When you plow blizzards people have no idea how junk bolts can loosen up and the next thing that happens is you drive over that nice and new shiny new plow.Ha.
Be careful and stay safe 😀
“Do you got a way to get it back out?" “I got a-- yes." 😂😂
"First snow of 2021."
Next video:
"So I bought this used Time Machine, lets see if we can fix it up and get it running."
PRICELESS:
Guy: "you have a way to get it back out?"
Andrew: "yes"
In Our Minds: "dude, you have no clue of the possibilities"
I was thinking we need some Golf like commentary.... "And it looks like he chose the light blue tracked skid steer, with pallet forks, excellent choice...." / "i would have personally gone with the , but he's the pro..."
The guy is a legend. That simple.
*pulls out chainsaw
I thought Andrew was gonna give him the old, “Dude, don’t you know who I am?”
😆
@@Stemp334 pulls chainsaw out with metal cutting blade, cuts truck into pieces for being a tin foil piece of crap and getting stuck
Just like my Gramps and old man handy as heck with all the right tools me well I stayed in the Kitchen where it's warm and I can eat lol. Take care glad I found this it reminds of growing up.
Very impressive. Well done and have a happy new year.
"First snow of 2021" - Andrew's gone and built himself a time-machine; wouldn't put it past him with his ingenuity!!
2021 winter season
@@fredrikg120 naw time travel
Those tires definitely help but with that plow and big diesel engine on/in the front of that small/light truck body it could use a little something extra. Put 600-900 lbs of sandbags or something in the bed over the axle and that would make a big difference as well I'm willing to bet.
Edit: We liked having a few old car tires filled with concrete. They stick to the bed better and don't slide around and beat things to death as bad while being relatively easy to load and unload depending on how big a tire you used.
He needs a salt spreader for the ballast 😂
put another leaf spring in the front i think
This concrete tire idea is big brain
I did pretty good keeping a 100 gallon auxiliary tank in the bed.
nah too many negatives with that, spend the 500$ and get a front locker be done with it, help in the summer on soft properties too
Was searching up plow truck installs and your video pop up. Damn… good content and love the fact you’re plowing with a manual truck.
It's crazy how you're allowed to drive with summer tires in the winter. Here in Finland, we are required by law to use winter tires on all road vehicles during the winter months, or whenever the weather requires it (meaning ice or snow). It means in practice that every road vehicle has two sets of tires. 80% or so of the winter tires are studded.
Remembering how the castle used to look, it was such a great idea to close it in. The difference in looks is night and day. Also laying new gravel also really improved the look of the property.
“You gotta way to get this back out?”
“Yah, I gotta.....YES”
Love it!
Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs are the best truck tire ever made. I've been using them for 10 years in Alberta all winter on all my 1 tons and will never switch. That hill would have been unnoticeable with them.
Good luck!
A demo is in order. “. Great video.
I’m glad I took a break for a while and come back to watch so many great new to me episodes. This is a great extended tutorial. . Theme.
It can all look great. Cost a lot and still NOT work.
You need the right combination of things
for things to work . Things as simple as a taller narrower tire. Which most people know. And I’m sure Andrew knew he wasn’t going to have good performance
That’s what makes for the great worthwhile video . Incidentally where I’m from studs are illegal.
People: *pay hundreds of dollars for tint*
Andrew: “I can’t see outta this let me rip it off” hahaha
5 on the doors and 20 on the windshield for me.
I'm not a tint guy, I want people to see me coming, but as I get older, the summers seem to get hotter; I've been considering it.
you got a lol out of me for that one#
Those foils are a joke anyway, properly tinted glass ob better nothing
😂😂😂
Yours, Jesse's and Diesel Creek are my favorite "past times."
I know diesel creek but Jesse who?
@@blakewilliamzieglercombs9484 Jesse Muller , "neighour" of Andrew
Whatch wes work.... Very good channel as well
Ave and vice grip garage are also on my list
You’d like v belt and son
You make everything look easy😲 a MAN who knows everything about everything... WOW..
I will try again, my iPad crashed when the hood release broke. I enjoy your videos, I do cringe watching you at times. Well most of the time but when it comes to equipment you remind me of my Dad. He could fix anything and make it work better than new and you are a dog guy. We are a family dog people, they are truly a blessing from God for us to enjoy. We are also neighbors kinda just North of you in NH but not from around here. Keep up the great work and be safe !
Note to self: Never own a truck Andrew has previously owned.
Dear C.B.
👍👌👏 Better never anything of the always overstressed/overstrained equipment.
Best regards luck and health.
Additionally: Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
If AC can't fix something and keep it going, even the scrapyard doesn't want it.
Actually he maintains his equipment very good, all the important things anyway. I know many people that treat their stuff way better but they don't know jack shit about maintenace
@@rubenbraekman4515 He does maintain it well, but he also beats the living hellout out of it and over loads the sht out of his stuff. IE the logging video. The equipment not so much but the trucks, yeah he beats the life out of them truck.
Especially a dodge, I agree with Andrew they are junk!
I was gonna make the "if that forklift guy only even knew about Andrew's arsenal" joke, but everyone else beat me to it! 😂👍
Aww, great to see Levi again. What a great dog he was.
Shitty forklift guy: You got a way to get this back out?’
Andrew: ‘Yeah, I own every piece of heavy equipment known to man.’
Shitty forklift guy: “You got a way to get this back out?”
Andrew Camarata: “Yeah, I own every piece of heavy equipment known to man.”
SFG: You got a way to get this back out?
Andrew : WTF?. ......yeah I got uh......? uh yeah.
Why are u calling him a shitty forklift driver?
@@mclovinbigmacs5948 because he almost dropped the damn plow
@@rykercarlson2131 so it automatically makes him a shitty forklift driver?
" I didn't feel like drilling holes, so I welded it. That's not going anywhere."
This should be a famous quote 😂
Well it is stronger that way
Yeah, right after complaining about not being able to take out a bolt! lol
“First snow of 2021” -Andrew can time travel now?
We got hammered last Thursday.
We're all living in 2020 while Andrew is living in 2021.
Winters are commonly referred to as the next year. We get first snow in October or November and it runs through March or April. Winter 2020 has already happened. This is the 2021 plowing season.
@@pv2xeek Makes more sense now!
Andrew drives up in a Delorean (which he owns because it has a stainless steel body)
"I tell ya. These stock flux capacitors are just...they're garbage." *pounds on it and the cover falls off*. "I got this new one off ebay. Let's install it."
Cut to a drone shot of Andrew speeding away as a T-Rex bursts out of the forest.
I found Andrew last week and I bet I watched 10 videos!!!! I love his content!!!
Andrew, my brother-in-law, used to put a load of dirt in the back of his pickup. Not saying you need to do that. But if you used your fork lift, to load a pallet with heavy load, it would give you really good traction. My brother in law was able in Minnesota , to drive thru snow up to top of his hood. At first I thought we were going to have to walk home, but it plowed right thru snow, without a blade on. I'm sure you have concrete blocks laying around, put some on pallet, and have it ready to plow. You will never get stuck again.😊❤
I love that you take Levi with you still even tho he seems to be in a little pain and can’t get around like he use to but it’s great to see a dog owner that treats his dog like I would mine, they get the best of life until the very end!!! Keep being such a great and genuine human Andrew.
I agree 👍🏻😘 I love Levi so much! In my next life I want to come back as one of Andrews dogs lol. What an exciting life with so many adventures and love!! I know Levi has had (and continues to have!) the best life!!
He would be amazed what 600lbs of weight in the bed of that truck would do for plowing.
Exactly what i was thinking,tires and weight.2 must haves.
My 2wd truck plows through snow with 400 lbs of sand in the back and snow tires with studs in the rear 2
X10 put some weight in there
Bags of tube sand from home depot. Cheap and works awesome
I agree 100%
I've been plowing over 20 yrs at work
And we put either pallet of rock salt in bed or steel plates
But u need that weight for sure
one thing I learned from plowing in vermont when I lived there was weight in the rear end makes a big difference all the weight in the front makes the rear end light if you can put enough weight in the rear to counter the front you will be able to go anywhere.
whether you have a 4wd or a 2wd, good tires for the snow is always a must.
Quite simply, a cinematic masterpiece-had absolutely everything in it for 100% entertainment and viewer satisfaction!
Agreed! 👍
All on his nuts !😅🤣
Only idiots don't use chains on your tires
yes, drone shots of snow plowing are excellent!
"The creators of camarata property maintenance bring you "One Snowy Driveway" in theaters now
I can't believe the crap this guy goes through and how he takes it all in stride and has a solution finally and then gets the jobs done. I doubt a brick wall could stop him.
Pretty much how my projects go...1 project leads to 10....
He’s makin MONEY.....
Honestly thats the key to life. There's always going to be problems or something breaks. Just have to keep going and finding different ways to fix things. I think the hardest part is just not getting upset when something does happen.
@@shrdinc Mine always lead to 10 and a lots of SWEARING.
This older video popped up and it was sure nice to see Old Levi walking around and to see him climbing those spiral stairs.
Mr. Camarata, you have the best snow plowing footage ever on RUclips. Keep up the amazing content. 👏
Thanks
“Theres no way this will go up hills.....that’s a problem because there’s a lot of hills”~Andrew Camarata
Andrew is the gift that keeps on giving. Merry Christmas AC.
You need a Unimog for snow plowing. They have blower attachments too.
Andrew is one of the hardest working guys I (sorta) know!
"Hey Dad, I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere in -40degF, just bring me a wrench and some snacks so I can rebuild this gearbox in the snow..." This is the guy Bear Grylls would take to the North Pole with him
If tractors can do that why can't these pickup trucks
and the nerves i would have thrown anything at this truck, what makes me totally useless
That is the truth call dad hey I need belt and wrench for my truck so I can continue plowing with (sorry Andrew) my piece of crap truck that I can not open the freaken hood (which he stays as calm as St Joseph) yea Andrew your a legend my friend
Makes me hurt watching Levi going up the stairs. My dog Rosie has the same problem with steps. Take care of the old guy. He is a favorite of your vids.
I'm surprised Levi goes up the circular stairs at all, it took my father's Bernese Mountain Dog two years to use circular stairs.
I think Levi has been on so many job sites with Andrew that he probably thinks of the steps as another job he and Andrew are on. Lol
I can't wait for "Installing a plow on a cybertruck"
the cyber-truck just seems like a joke with that electric motor to be honest.
@@tractorboy4148 it’s also a computer mess.
@@masonlynch1793 yeah
@@tractorboy4148 the electric motor is far better than his diesel. It can produce more torque, higher hp.
@@mchuo7834 i still wont ever get it. first off all there not loud, secondly i bet the diesel would win in a tug of war battle between them. yeas the metal work of the cyber truck is better but it is ugly. also with the diesel you could upgrade it to get a higher torque or hp out of it. i dont even no how long that electric motor would last under towing conditions and being beat on.
andrew you have a great dad, he is always there for you. never forget him.
You make work look like so much fun!
Hook a plow to Cody, he has 4 paw drive and goes 28 MPH, and his studs just grow back lol
At the beginning when I saw what tires were on the truck I thought “ surely not”........I’m truly surprised he even made the attempt. When we mounted the snowplows, snow tires were just part of that installation. Andrews final result was, as always, quite satisfactory.
He still hasn't learned to properly torque his wheels.
@@rider573 3 ugga duggas is all you need
@@0xsergy you must have missed the video where his wheel fell off.
Forklift operator: “You have a way to get this back out?”
Andrew: “Yea I have a, Yes”
Lol if he completed the sentence it would be like: “Yea I have a couple dozen machines capable of taking it back out”
And he also could have loaded it better as well.
I miss Levi. Such a good boy. I know it’s always sunny and warm where he is, now, but I’ll bet even he wishes for the occasional snow.