You're an excavator, a welder, septic installer, electrician, truck and machinery mechanic, drone pilot, hot tub builder, wall builder, driveway installer, tree remover, pond builder, drainage expert, lot clearer, camera man, video editor, and nice guy. Did I miss anything? Thanks - great videos
I’m amazed at the precision you have working with these huge machines. Nice that you’re so conscientious about how you leave the area once you’re finished - very nice!!
Andrew, ever since I have subscribed to your Chanel I have watched every video to the end, and even though what you are doing may not be that interesting, you seem to make it enjoyable, thank you so much for all the great content, it is thoroughly appreciated!!
@@AndrewCamarata I am also watching your videos with my 3 years old as he only watches excavators 😀Ever since he saw me doing some trenches around home. We moved from Brooklyn to Monticello to escape city life. I am also interested in buying small excavator and I wanted to ask you if you perhaps have something to sell or advise me what to buy ?Used or new?I saw some deal in new Jersey for new kioti excavators with %0 financing. Hope you can answer. Thanks
Andrew I am impressed that you even did this job. Most people that do property management would not even consider doing it because of the time and profit/loss ratio on a job like this. If we had more men doing smaller jobs like this in areas that need cleanup our communities would be a lot nicer looking. Thank you for being a good Stewart of the community.
I have watched a bunch of your videos and never fail to impressed by the very observant fans that post good, appropriate and intelligent comments. You attract some bright guys. Thanks. Now, your log splitter is going to have a tough job to do. Always appreciate the drone overview. Beautiful country.
I have to say "well done" Both the way you went about this job and the way the video was done . Your clean up must have impressed your customer. Keep up the good work ! I admire your work ethic .
I have a lot of respect for you. You are doing good work and are very knowledgeable. One thing that I have noticed in a few of your other videos is your saw work. As a former landscaper and climber for a tree service, always notch your standing trees and heavy limbs. Be careful out there and keep it up.
I am always amazed by how much stuff he can jam into that old Ford dump truck. I did not think he was going to make it all in one load - not sure anyone else could have done that. This man is one of a kind.
Andrew for those of us who do not live in North America and have never seen Poison Ivy or been exposed to its effects, you have just done us all a favor by giving us lesson 101 on poison Ivy, what more do we need to know other than don't touch it! Thank's you always explain the situation well and that is what puts you at the top of the view list. Cheers favorite channel on RUclips by far.
By the way, if you wash with Dawn it works really well to get those oils off. Leaves your skin feeling super dry but it always washes away any troublesome stuff (ivy, oak, sumac, etc)
thatrealguydan - your right. I was watching something on poison ivy and they were talking about how you have to treat it like how you would wash oil or grease off your skin. Washing it multiple times and really scrubbing at it with a rag or towel multiple times.
Nice work Andrew! Good thing that tree wasn’t any bigger, not much room left lol! I totally agree with you though I hate making two trips, cuts down on profit! Thanks for sharing
I like your attention to detail as shown in the way that you clean up as much as you can before leaving. That’s the sort of thing that is valued by clients because it has become rare these days. I’d bet You have a lot of repeat customers and good referrals.
Some people are not affected by poison ivy. I was one of them. I was the one who always got the job of ripping out vines. On the other hand, some people are really vulnerable and get the itchy rash much worse than an average case. It was a long time ago, but I recall burning poison ivy had its risks too. Check me on that one. If a dog runs through it, people who snuggle with them will get it. Most of all, just learn to recognize it and give it a wide berth. Thanks Andrew, for showing it.
Nice drone footage everything so green there I grew up Northern Pennsylvania close to Erie and I really miss all that really nice green California is just all Desert it seems like
That five leafed vine is called Virginia Creeper. As for protecting yourself from getting poison ivy rash after working in it, take a shower with Dawn dish washing soap. Removes all the poison ivy oils from your skin. Been using this for year's and have never got the rash. Great videos!
+throngcleaver You're clearly forgetting about poison oak, which is what he clearly touched in this video. LOL! I have some growing on my fence in the same exact manner.
SalandFindles I live in the Midwest, and the poison oak we have here has only 3 leaves in each cluster. What Andrew touched is what Gregory Graham mentioned: Virginia Creeper. We have tons of that where I live as well.
The five leaf stuff is Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia), perfectly harmless and a very nice climbing vine that because it climbs with "sucker pads" won't damage structurally sound masonry (unlike like english ivy which destroys walls and fences by rooting into it), great for that country cottage look. The three leaf stuff, poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans), Is a climbing vine too, but it destroy walls, and eventually kills whatever other plant it climbs on by rooting in and steeling nutrients and water. It will also kill all your hopes and dreams of a fun summer. The two great things about poison ivy is the winter color (dramatic reds), and it can be used to make poison ivy toilet paper for those persons' non-grata. *GRIN*
I am planning to rent an excavator and a tracked skidsteer to remove the stumps where I want to build a garage, but the other areas just cover the trees with fill dirt. I will also need to use some forks to pick up most of the roots in the yard. 38 trees removed last year and now just need to clean it up. Been watching your video's and they are awesome. Keep up the good work.
You got it exactly right about the poison ivy. The five-leaved vine is commonly called Virginia Creeper and is, for the most part, completely harmless. They are, as you said, often found growing together.
My son and I are both immune to poison ivy. Working around the farm, I've been grateful many times. My wife, on the other hand, has to get a hormone shot every time she gets exposed. She's so sensitive one time one of our goats licked her, and it had been eating poison ivy early that day, and gave her a raging case of it. If you are interested, goats love both poison ivy, and kudsu. Don't bother with herbicides, just borrow some goats! :)
Goats also LOVE TOBACCO. If you don't believe me just leave a pack a smokes out on a bench or cable reel. Goats will eat smokes the paper package even the cellophane fast as all get out. *Just ask Heidi she loves Winston's!!*
Another great video! Looks like the tree was down for a while. You always do great work with the bucket smoothing things out! Loved the final clip knocking over the camera!
Made quick work of that for sure! Good thing that you have multiple dump truck options. That Ford is still handy for 98% of your work I bet. Hope all is well.
just for the record the poison ivy oil can still be active on any clothes you wore that day, for a while, and also can splatter oil on you if you cut it with a chainsaw or use a weedwhacker. ask how i know..
Leaves of 3 let them be! Another person i follow on here did the same thing but it was a larger vine and he got it all over his hands and then needed to go for a pee. He was uncomfortable for a few days LOL You always do a good job and clean up well which will be appreciated by your customers.
Oddly enough, BEER is a good expedient wash for oily stuff like Poison ivy. Add a few drops of dish or hand soap. There's both water and alcohol, and you can drink the other five from a six-pack. There are some pricey over the counter treatments. Guess what's in them? Well, a bunch of stuff. See what you like better.
1 That truck has got some "Grunt". 2 That trailer needs a lil TLC on the decking. 3 You are a optimist think that yard will be ok in a few weeks. Fingers crossed. Was going to ask you about this before. Have you ever heard of a Forestry Mulcher. You can add it to your Bobcat or your Yanmar. Look them up on Y/T. Keeps it most of it there onsite. Chopped-mulched, no hauling or burning. Better for the soil. Just throwing it out there. Cheers MJ
Yeah, that deck isn't that old. My boom lift broke those few spots, its really heavy on small wheels. Grass will grow quick there, nice and wet, no rocks. A mulcher would be nice, but they are expensive.
Virginia creeper does have irritants. To certain people with sensitive skin it will become a rash. I too have it all over my property. I live in northern Illinois and the ivy and creeper have taken over. Poison sumac and oak are basically non existent around me.
@@DieselRamcharger that's correct and I pointed that out to the guy that said there were "no" irritants in creeper in the post above. Thanks for that factoid though
@@lumberjaketreeservicellc4002 Personally I'm allergic to hard work. I get all hot and sweaty. its terrible. Forces me to dump beers in my mouth to fight the symptoms.
Enjoyed the video, thanks. Wash/bathe with lye soap (a bar can be found in country stores) for 2-3 days after being exposed to poison ivy/oak! I was born and raised around this nuisance vine/plant and still have some on my property. Its hard to eradicate! ....13
The entire eastern seaboard is nearly as tree dense here in the U.S. I live in north Georgia & even if you clear an area down to dirt, in 15-20 years it's easily back to forest again on its own. Keeping the trees & brush at bay is more of a worry than cutting back too much. I work for the railroad & we have "vegetation control" guys that is all they do it make sure we can see around curves & see signals, but trees are constantly overgrowing the right-of-ways. Tree service companies are numerous around here!
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You're an excavator, a welder, septic installer, electrician, truck and machinery mechanic, drone pilot, hot tub builder, wall builder, driveway installer, tree remover, pond builder, drainage expert, lot clearer, camera man, video editor, and nice guy. Did I miss anything? Thanks - great videos
HE IS VERY TALENTED, and has a great life.
DOG LOVER
Botanist, oh and makes castles as well hehe.
Jack of all trades master of none just as myself
So to sum it up he is a jack of all trades, master of none.
I’m pretty sure this is the first time I’ve seen Andrew go to town.
Then you didn't see him install his radio. He sure went to town on that thing.
I didn't think this area had a town, just lots of trees,
Every man wishes that he raised a son like you. Pops must be very proud.👍
Kris Flood yep, his pops must be a very talented individual as well. Definitely raised him right.
Best comment I've seen in a while!!!
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I’m amazed at the precision you have working with these huge machines. Nice that you’re so conscientious about how you leave the area once you’re finished - very nice!!
Andrew, ever since I have subscribed to your Chanel I have watched every video to the end, and even though what you are doing may not be that interesting, you seem to make it enjoyable, thank you so much for all the great content, it is thoroughly appreciated!!
Thanks
@@AndrewCamarata I am also watching your videos with my 3 years old as he only watches excavators 😀Ever since he saw me doing some trenches around home. We moved from Brooklyn to Monticello to escape city life. I am also interested in buying small excavator and I wanted to ask you if you perhaps have something to sell or advise me what to buy ?Used or new?I saw some deal in new Jersey for new kioti excavators with %0 financing. Hope you can answer. Thanks
I don’t envy you having to deal with situations like that Andrew but you owned it.
Well done.
Andrew I am impressed that you even did this job. Most people that do property management would not even consider doing it because of the time and profit/loss ratio on a job like this. If we had more men doing smaller jobs like this in areas that need cleanup our communities would be a lot nicer looking. Thank you for being a good Stewart of the community.
Andrew is all about loving what you do! Can tell from his editing. Im takin notes!! Great job Andrew!
I have watched a bunch of your videos and never fail to impressed by the very observant fans that post good, appropriate and intelligent comments. You attract some bright guys. Thanks. Now, your log splitter is going to have a tough job to do. Always appreciate the drone overview. Beautiful country.
Saving kids toys, priceless. Another great video and job but, wish they were more frequent, whether it's work or play. Thanks Andrew!
I grew up with the saying -Leaves of 3 leave them be.....love your videos!
I have to say "well done" Both the way you went about this job and the way the video was done . Your clean up must have impressed your customer. Keep up the good work ! I admire your work ethic .
Andrew, I love the touches of real life in your videos. I cracked up at the very end when you knocked your camera over.
I love how you make use of that dump truck's maneuverability. Nice dramatic ending!
I have a lot of respect for you. You are doing good work and are very knowledgeable. One thing that I have noticed in a few of your other videos is your saw work. As a former landscaper and climber for a tree service, always notch your standing trees and heavy limbs. Be careful out there and keep it up.
I am always amazed by how much stuff he can jam into that old Ford dump truck. I did not think he was going to make it all in one load - not sure anyone else could have done that. This man is one of a kind.
Andrew for those of us who do not live in North America and have never seen Poison Ivy or been exposed to its effects, you have just done us all a favor by giving us lesson 101 on poison Ivy, what more do we need to know other than don't touch it! Thank's you always explain the situation well and that is what puts you at the top of the view list. Cheers favorite channel on RUclips by far.
Wow, that was rotted. Great job. That excavator is amazing for it's size, and you know how to get the most out of it
By the way, if you wash with Dawn it works really well to get those oils off. Leaves your skin feeling super dry but it always washes away any troublesome stuff (ivy, oak, sumac, etc)
thatrealguydan - your right. I was watching something on poison ivy and they were talking about how you have to treat it like how you would wash oil or grease off your skin. Washing it multiple times and really scrubbing at it with a rag or towel multiple times.
You can also neutralize it by dampening a rag with kerosene and wiping the affected area.Works rather quickly.
Nice work Andrew! Good thing that tree wasn’t any bigger, not much room left lol! I totally agree with you though I hate making two trips, cuts down on profit! Thanks for sharing
I like your attention to detail as shown in the way that you clean up as much as you can before leaving. That’s the sort of thing that is valued by clients because it has become rare these days. I’d bet You have a lot of repeat customers and good referrals.
D & K Grace - You are absolutely right. Andrew is a very unique individual. It would be great if there were more people as talented as him.
Some people are not affected by poison ivy. I was one of them. I was the one who always got the job of ripping out vines. On the other hand, some people are really vulnerable and get the itchy rash much worse than an average case.
It was a long time ago, but I recall burning poison ivy had its risks too. Check me on that one.
If a dog runs through it, people who snuggle with them will get it.
Most of all, just learn to recognize it and give it a wide berth.
Thanks Andrew, for showing it.
I’m sure the customer appreciated that you collected up those toys - and the rest of us appreciate the poison ivy info.
Camera tip over at the end was a surprise! Glad you included that bit.
Not one kid there to watch? There would have been 20 in my neighborhood where I grew up!
I would have been there the whole time just watching😂😂
I love your drone videos at the end. I grew up in the area and most of the time I knew where you were making the videos.
Nice drone footage everything so green there I grew up Northern Pennsylvania close to Erie and I really miss all that really nice green California is just all Desert it seems like
That five leafed vine is called Virginia Creeper. As for protecting yourself from getting poison ivy rash after working in it, take a shower with Dawn dish washing soap. Removes all the poison ivy oils from your skin. Been using this for year's and have never got the rash. Great videos!
You’re everything You can do anything - your the hardest working man
Another job well done Andrew!
Hi Andrew didn't think you would get that on one load, impressive. I thought you might tip over a few times but you managed well.
I keep watching. you're doing good work
Another well done job , Andrew!
I can't believe you nailed that pinto hook first time backing up with that big dump truck. Now that was a work of art.
Leaves of five, let it thrive. Leaves of three, turn and flee.
+throngcleaver You're clearly forgetting about poison oak, which is what he clearly touched in this video. LOL! I have some growing on my fence in the same exact manner.
Not everyone is affected by poison ivy/oak. I've ran through fields of it hundreds of time and have never gotten it, nor a mosquito bite.
SalandFindles I live in the Midwest, and the poison oak we have here has only 3 leaves in each cluster. What Andrew touched is what Gregory Graham mentioned: Virginia Creeper. We have tons of that where I live as well.
Leaves of 7 ,,,,, dry it and smoke it.
It was Virginia Creeper, yep.
The five leaf stuff is Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia), perfectly harmless and a very nice climbing vine that because it climbs with "sucker pads" won't damage structurally sound masonry (unlike like english ivy which destroys walls and fences by rooting into it), great for that country cottage look. The three leaf stuff, poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans), Is a climbing vine too, but it destroy walls, and eventually kills whatever other plant it climbs on by rooting in and steeling nutrients and water. It will also kill all your hopes and dreams of a fun summer. The two great things about poison ivy is the winter color (dramatic reds), and it can be used to make poison ivy toilet paper for those persons' non-grata. *GRIN*
With all the tree work you do, a medium sized chipper would be a good investment.
Nice clean up Andrew 👍
Good Monday! Nice to see a video.
Thanks for sharing another great video.
I am planning to rent an excavator and a tracked skidsteer to remove the stumps where I want to build a garage, but the other areas just cover the trees with fill dirt. I will also need to use some forks to pick up most of the roots in the yard. 38 trees removed last year and now just need to clean it up. Been watching your video's and they are awesome. Keep up the good work.
Thanks. Get a excavator and a tracked skid steer with a root grapple.
Love watching your videos
And amazingly you were able to save all their stuff, no one else would have even tried...
You got it exactly right about the poison ivy. The five-leaved vine is commonly called Virginia Creeper and is, for the most part, completely harmless. They are, as you said, often found growing together.
Damn! Now I’m itchy just thinking about poison ivy. 😂
Thanks for the knowledge equipment dad.
Great job and clean up as always.
Where have u been? Best video's on RUclips!
Love the ending!!
Those Poison Ivy vines send saw dust and chips all over you when you chainsaw them. Ask me how I know...
Matt's Shop - I get poison ivy just looking at it. I’m screwed
that shit has send me to the ER for prednisone shots twice.
Love your videos man, keep up the good work
My son and I are both immune to poison ivy. Working around the farm, I've been grateful many times. My wife, on the other hand, has to get a hormone shot every time she gets exposed. She's so sensitive one time one of our goats licked her, and it had been eating poison ivy early that day, and gave her a raging case of it.
If you are interested, goats love both poison ivy, and kudsu. Don't bother with herbicides, just borrow some goats! :)
Goats also LOVE TOBACCO. If you don't believe me just leave a pack a smokes out on a bench or cable reel. Goats will eat smokes the paper package even the cellophane fast as all get out. *Just ask Heidi she loves Winston's!!*
@@howardfortyfive9676 No surprise there.
A hormone shot? LoL, I think you mean a Steroid shot. I have had to get them a few times to clear up poison ivy/oak/sumac rashes.
Mark Wandrey - I was immune to it till I was 17.
Mr Camarata, you work hard and smart.
Just great as always!
Yard looks good...well done.
Holy!!! pushin the machines to their limit! love it !
Another great video! Looks like the tree was down for a while. You always do great work with the bucket smoothing things out! Loved the final clip knocking over the camera!
Yeah, he kept asking me to do it. One other guy wanted 1200 to do it, but he said that was too much money, I did it for 600.
How long did it take you... super price for your customer!
You rock! Another great video. Drone excellent. 3.1K views, hundred or more comments. Your video channel is a movement!
I mean 109K views!
Vary much enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work!!!!
Oh and i always enjoy the rollcoast rides inside your camera
Another great video Andrew this is Rocco from Ct keep up with the great videos there are appreciated thanks Rocco
Made quick work of that for sure! Good thing that you have multiple dump truck options. That Ford is still handy for 98% of your work I bet. Hope all is well.
You're amazing man don't stop the video's 👍
I really like your videos. Thanks
willows in my area where planted next to a cesspools to dry up the over flowage
Thanks for the video 👍
I love the snow shovel to clean up. I live in southern Arizona and have two snow shovels for that type of work.
..nice clean up..
Pretty cool. That was alot of work!
just for the record the poison ivy oil can still be active on any clothes you wore that day, for a while, and also can splatter oil on you if you cut it with a chainsaw or use a weedwhacker. ask how i know..
Don't forget if you burn it the smoke can cause some people respiratory damage.
Another great job Andrew!
Leaves of 3 let them be! Another person i follow on here did the same thing but it was a larger vine and he got it all over his hands and then needed to go for a pee. He was uncomfortable for a few days LOL You always do a good job and clean up well which will be appreciated by your customers.
Fels Naptha soap after exposure Andrew, works great, it's a laundry soap but it keeps you from getting poison oak or ivy
I always use Dawn and a cold shower and then if I do end up getting it Fels Naptha is great because it soothes the burn and itch.
Naptha is an industrial adhesive remover. ;)
Oddly enough, BEER is a good expedient wash for oily stuff like Poison ivy. Add a few drops of dish or hand soap. There's both water and alcohol, and you can drink the other five from a six-pack. There are some pricey over the counter treatments. Guess what's in them? Well, a bunch of stuff. See what you like better.
1 That truck has got some "Grunt".
2 That trailer needs a lil TLC on the decking.
3 You are a optimist think that yard will be ok in a few weeks. Fingers crossed.
Was going to ask you about this before. Have you ever heard of a Forestry Mulcher. You can add it to your Bobcat or your Yanmar.
Look them up on Y/T. Keeps it most of it there onsite. Chopped-mulched, no hauling or burning. Better for the soil.
Just throwing it out there.
Cheers
MJ
Yeah, that deck isn't that old. My boom lift broke those few spots, its really heavy on small wheels. Grass will grow quick there, nice and wet, no rocks. A mulcher would be nice, but they are expensive.
More like rent the "Mulcher" But probably not something rental companies keep laying around.
The five leaf vine looks like Virginia Creeper which has no irritants. I have both vines all over my property and learned early on which was which.
yes virginia creeper. 3 leaves let it be.
Virginia creeper does have irritants. To certain people with sensitive skin it will become a rash. I too have it all over my property. I live in northern Illinois and the ivy and creeper have taken over. Poison sumac and oak are basically non existent around me.
@@lumberjaketreeservicellc4002 anything has irritants if you are allergic to it.
@@DieselRamcharger that's correct and I pointed that out to the guy that said there were "no" irritants in creeper in the post above. Thanks for that factoid though
@@lumberjaketreeservicellc4002 Personally I'm allergic to hard work. I get all hot and sweaty. its terrible. Forces me to dump beers in my mouth to fight the symptoms.
Perhaps offer the owner to do some drainage around the house.
You are a good guy saving the kids toys.
Okay, now I know that not every property you work on looks like an expensive resort on the side of a mountain.
Wow Andrew your videos just keep getting better and better
UT OH ...I see why you go through tripods. Great video . Prone work is awesome!
Good job on the Willow tree your Lucky theyr was no bees in the tree.
Enjoyed the video, thanks. Wash/bathe with lye soap (a bar can be found in country stores) for 2-3 days after being exposed to poison ivy/oak! I was born and raised around this nuisance vine/plant and still have some on my property. Its hard to eradicate! ....13
Super good Video andrew😎👌
You make the best videos thank you
lol oh man. I'm immune to poison ivy, used to hide in it all the time playing paintball. no one dares come after you!
Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
Drone is a great way to find work. When you see dead trees, the drone could drop a card down the the house😎
I had a misconception the USA hated trees but this really dis-proves my theory.
What a beautiful part of the USA.
I wish the UK had as many.
Andrew is about 100 miles north-west of New York City near the Hudson River.
The entire eastern seaboard is nearly as tree dense here in the U.S. I live in north Georgia & even if you clear an area down to dirt, in 15-20 years it's easily back to forest again on its own. Keeping the trees & brush at bay is more of a worry than cutting back too much. I work for the railroad & we have "vegetation control" guys that is all they do it make sure we can see around curves & see signals, but trees are constantly overgrowing the right-of-ways. Tree service companies are numerous around here!
nice little mosquito breeding ground with those kiddie pools
nigel cuthbertson or just not be lazy and dump it after your done
First time I've seen you go in town. Nice.
the man has skills,is there anything he can t do.
Nice Job Andrew!!!!
Keep 'em coming Andrew, another good job.
Editing a pickup truck repair video now.
Tecnu poison ivy scrub...it’s great to clean up with when you know you’ve been around poison
Tecnu is the best
Kirk Wilson yes it is. Especially when your allergic.
Good job! Well done
"Beware of leaves that grow in groups of three."
You are da Man Andrew!!!
You made it to town. People are going to start calling you "City Slicker!"
I was about to say, you're gonna have fun with that Poison Ivy!
Another great video, job well done
great job thanks have fun