Andrew Camarata on Youtube

[caver]

I see the new puppy Cody annoying the old dog Levi and hear Foghorn Leghorn saying go away son, ya bother me!

 

[MickeyDBC]

I think he single handedly keeps a steel mill in business. Love his videos.

 

[finn1]

I don稚 think so. He was helping a friend that wanted to either use the truck as yard art or restore it. The story changed.

He doesn稚 need an excuse to use an excavator.

Hs starts out with his small excavator and fails, then gets his larger excavator and fails again.

He finally gets a friend or competitor with a third excavator to help.

Remember, Andrew makes money doing these YouTube videos. Itç—´ not just for fun. Itç—´ part of his income stream.

Boy, talk about missing the point.

 

[FTG-05]

I don稚 think so. He was helping a friend that wanted to either use the truck as yard art or restore it. The story changed.

He doesn稚 need an excuse to use an excavator.

Hs starts out with his small excavator and fails, then gets his larger excavator and fails again.

He finally gets a friend or competitor with a third excavator to help.

Remember, Andrew makes money doing these YouTube videos. Itç—´ not just for fun. Itç—´ part of his income stream.

I know you did:

 

[old and tired]

A nice interview (interviewer isn't the best) but Andrew talking was pretty good...

‘How I became successful’ - The story of Andrew Camarata - INTERVIEW - YouTube

 

[rgr33]

I like Andrew, he has a can do attitude, and enjoys what he is doing.
True, he’s no finish carpenter, but he makes a living, and is his own boss.

 

[Tinhack]

I like most of his videos. I look forward to them even though they may not be in chronological order (season changes are all over the place). He's pretty good at it too. I especially like his "Mulching Lawnmowers" segment. I expected him to be talking about and showing his new blades or something. Nope. He actually mulched a lawnmower and lawn tractor. :laughing:

 

[BackRoad]

One of his comments has become my go to for explaining everything I do...

He has a video on fixing the hydraulic cylinder (if I recall, on his tele-lift).

In one scene, he was trying to get the cylinder loose from the mount...

Wrenches keep getting bigger and bigger...pounding with hammers...then mauls...then a 6 foot pipe on the breaker bar...then him hanging from a 12' pipe...still not moving it.

Next scene he has the bucket extended from one of his excavators reaching into the shop and he pries the Cylinder loose from the mount.

His comment: "... That's how you do it, I read it in the manual..."

Priceless!

 

[Wakey]

Andrew’s channel is outstanding, better than anything on TV and you can say that about thousands of YouTube channels.

He can be unorthodox at times with repairs lol but he’s an extremely hard working guy and he’s VERY creative.

Andrew Camarata - YouTube

 

[4570Man]

He’s one of the few YouTubers that doesn’t stretch 5 minutes and of content into a 15 minute video.

 

[FTG-05]

He痴 one of the few YouTubers that doesn稚 stretch 5 minutes and of content into a 15 minute video.

Andrew's +50 minute videos are far more interesting than a 15 minute Wranglerstar rambling mess.

 

[ptsg]

Andrew is the kind of guy that will hold on some footage for two years, just so he can show the final result with the trees and garden all grown up and green. This actually happened on a recent video.

 

[Monster5601]

It looked like Andrew found his female version. I read in one of the comments that they broke up, that was kind of sad.

 

[hdmyers]

It is amazing how varied the you-tube audience is... and how unaware they are of the bubble you-tube provides. Still, we must be entertained.

 

[Ortimber]

What I like about Andrew is that he hasn’t ended up just being an advertising platform. I’m so tired of “honest” reviews that most Youtubers end up doing on their newly arrived product of the week.

 

[deezler]

What I like about Andrew is that he hasn’t ended up just being an advertising platform. I’m so tired of “honest” reviews that most Youtubers end up doing on their newly arrived product of the week.

Outdoors with the Morgans comes to mind. "look at this awesome new machine I will do an honest review of, by the way they gave it to me for free".

 

[fried1765]

Outdoors with the Morgans comes to mind. "look at this awesome new machine I will do an honest review of, by the way they gave it to me for free".

Yeah, but then, there is ....Melissa !

 

[cdaigle430]

His castle worries me, those shipping containers are not structurally sound for all those blocks and heavy steel roof.

 

[4570Man]

His castle worries me, those shipping containers are not structurally sound for all those blocks and heavy steel roof.

Shipping containers are designed for huge loads. How it’s distributed could be another matter. They’re rated to be stacked 8 high and weigh 67,000 pounds each.

 

[ptsg]

His castle worries me, those shipping containers are not structurally sound for all those blocks and heavy steel roof.

Maybe you should watch the first videos of him working on that castle. That thing is built like a bunker, with huge thick wall square tubing from the ground up to the top.

The containers actually don't see much load at all.