"They made the culvert pipe out of thin galvanized metal. That's not how I would have done it, so I'm going to fix it with these rocks and the frame rails from a Dodge truck that also broke for no reason."
@@Trumptrain2024FJB I don't watch Whistling Diesel but I've seen a some of his content. Seems they do the opposite things, Andrew Camarate does no nonsense practical stuff while Whistling Diesel only does nonsense.
Not only flatbeds, but also grain carts. I've seen a couple of roads where a gap had been stabilized utilizing grain carts filled with concrete, where the concrete (inside the bucket) encapsulated concrete telephone poles as triangulation). The cart would eventually rot away, but the tripod created by the big lump of concrete and the two telephone poles would remain in place. Never saw it myself, but i know of a road in the mountain side where a previous owner in the 80's drove a truck (10 wheeler overcab + shipping container) made holes in the roof of the truck and container and poured concrete. You can't see it today, it's under the road, but i talked with the son and he told me the wild story. Whatever works, works.
@@aserta (Correct you are my friend!) We still use RAIL-ROAD-CAR-BED’S, Here in Western-Wyoming, and they do the same thing and Western Montana . Because in both places is where the continental divide, Rocky Mountains run all the way up to Canada. And they are absolutely perfect for crossing fast-moving strains and you need something that will last a few generations and handle any amount of weight you want to go across. Including logging trucks. We have three different places on my family’s ranch. Anyway, I knew there were a few videos about this on CZcams so I went over on the CZcams and Web and got this one for you and other people to look at. This guy in the video did just about the same thing we did when we installed ours. We did it ourselves because we have more than enough equipment to do it all with… And we did 3 different / separate crossings. The video you’re going to see, he did one like we did. A pretty wide drive crossing, a wide creek for our-farming &, logging equipment. He did what we did. Put 2, 90 foot long ones side, By-side. And that is the link of all railroad cars. 90 feet long. Regardless of the car. Over to the right, you will see another video of a fella that installed a railroad car bid going across a creek. And from the looks of the picture, it looks like it’s pretty high up!! The name of the video is, “Bridge Made From Flatbed Rail Cars”. czcams.com/video/Nqaq4pPqxE0/video.htmlsi=4kqbPgHE-eI-QvQv
@@aserta I meant to put this in my comment to you, but I forgot to add it. I wanted to thank you for starting to meet halfway decent paragraphs. It absolutely amazes me the sheer number of people on the Internet that will pose comments that are 2 inches to 4 inches long. And not one paragraph. 6 inches long and not one paragraph. I have seen comments of foot-long and I’m sure you have to and, yep. Not one paragraph. It’s absolutely disgusting.
The neighbor obviously isn't smart enough to realize it's better to make friends with you. If she did, you would probably do all kinds of driveway and dirt work for her for next to nothing. People......
What a banger! The framing is masterful, the pacing consistent and even an encounter with an irate neighbor. Props to the operator for being bold on a new machine!
I liked it 😀 The "winching effect" by bucket curl was good - video was nicely shot, excellent content, a little neighbor rant, cool culvert drama, 1 drop bridge placement. Two thumbs up from MN Andrew. 👍 👍
Oh yes, having Andrew as your neighbor whould be a dream! He's a great person in general and his skills are nearly legendary. But yeah, some people just insinst to be a Karen or Kevin... I mean, you better shouldnt force Andrew to get a lawyer because first, HE knows his rights, and his lawyer too. So you can only loose there.
I appreciate your knowledge, to overcome any obstacles you come across, the drone footage is epic, love watching blue and cody playing, keep up the great content.
Andrew using the drone for an extra set of eyes is awesome you've been doing that for years. Love it. That Saw Blade man that would make some nice knifes. Metal Bridge relocated and some awesome fall colors..Don't get much better.
Your road up the mountain really looks good, too bad about the ROW section, maybe they will come around at some point. The new tires on the loader were a good thing for that mission
As another commentor stated, it probably doesn't matter if the owner comes around or not. If the ROW, or road easement Andrew holds on her land gives him the right to build, and maintain a road, he can do just that (of course within the described limits of the ROW or easement). "Maintain" typically includes installing, maintaining drainage features such as ditches, culverts, water bars, erosion protection, etc.
There is more to the scenic shots than you realise. Andrew is very very careful to NOT show prominent landmarks that would give the location away. It is quite easy to track Camarata Mountain down, but Andrew doesnt want it to be known. Google Earth is still showing the mountain from 2019 and that is before he bought the property. I guess when its updated there will be a lot of holes in the top and a lot of vehicles...lol.
Nothing worse than having to cross someone else's land to get to your own, if they are making it as difficult as they can I bet they wanted your land when it was up for sale but they missed out either because they weren't quick enough or they didn't have the money at the time..
His buying the property took her by surprise since she figured nobody would want to be out in the middle of nowhere. And as you said she probably figured she had all the time in the world to buy it herself
Anyone who doesn’t realize that Andrew is better to have as a friend than an enemy is beyond help. I’d rather have someone with his utility and knowledge to call on when I need help rather than my house be at the business end of his front end loader.
If you had a need for your heavy equipment to be covered I’m thinking a few containers stacked perpendicular to the rock face could work well as the roof support. Maybe solar panels on the roof later on?
Man you don't know how much I love watching that wheel louder at work my dream was to drive one like ! I totally love the sheer size of the wheel louder is impressive.
they are definitely fun to use but its kind of like when you first get your drivers permit and you go out of your way to drive and eventually after so many years to find any reason not to drive. that being said the only machine ive gotten to that point with is skid steers.
Very good reporposing of old bridge fantastic job wish more people would do things like this just because it's no good for one place any more doesn't mean can't be used somewhere else that's narrower
Weeeee. I woke up hungry. I made myself two eggs, 4 slices of bacon and two pieces of english toasting bread. I watched this video while I ate. What fun. It's always something different and we enjoy watching. Thanks Andrew! That was a nice little stream going on there. We call that a "crick" aka creek. That crick is exactly what we had at a farm when I was a kid. We would carry buckets of water about 150 feet to the garden when it needed watering. That was a damn chore in itself. Then one day in a wooden shed we found a bunch of garden hoses and put them together. We used bricks to hold one end down right in the crick. The water flowed downhill to the garden. We only had about 20 feet to play with at the garden so I just let it lay and the garden "flooded"., then we'd move the hose to the other side and let it run. My grandfather saw what was going on and laughed. He said "It's not coming out very fast but you really got an idea there". That made me so proud lol. God I miss those days.
For all the critics about the culvert, note Andrew made sure to show the loader going over the culvert, so I’m sure he knew the issue about the load on the old culvert. Also, if you’re paying attention at the 10:24-ish point you see Andrew’s big dump truck and a roller so he looks like he was staging another job. I say stay tuned.’
@@andrewadams488 that is very true. I would have sold some rock though cause that rock crusher and rock truck were not cheap. Wonder if he plans to blow some more rock.
It shold be cool if he blasted down the bottom of the stone corry below the ground level ,so it could collect water, then he could have a beach in the lower end and a jumping cliff shelf in the hill end. Mountain top /lake/ pond /swimming hole.
Don’t think he sold any rock Msha is a real pain and if he’s selling rock technically him and a his crappie equipment would be violation after violation he would loose money the fines are insane.
Oh Andrew another neighbours getting the s#### , l know make an offer for her land but keep anonymous, then tell her where to go 🤣🤣🤣🤣😁 Why is there always one person who is a killjoy 🙄
Me! Even made a playlist of ALL videos he made, A and B roll videos and an entire different one jjst for the OG Castle Property and the Mountain Property!
@@AndrewCamarata Um tripé bem leve preso ao drone seria interessante para fazer filmagens em terra em vários pontos no decorrer de um trajeto, por exemplo.
Sorry to hear you're having a deal with that nasty Karen on that right of way. Wow is Cody ever looking ripped up and fit. He looks like some kind of super Lab! Good job on moving that bridge!
No doubt. Years ago I bred and raised labs. I don't know anything about his background genetics but he sure does look good! He looks like he'd make a fine stud dog.
It is your right-of-way Andrew, knock down the trees in your (right of) way, for the entire defined width of your right-of-way. I routinely cut trees on my neighbour's land that are in my right-of-way. Sometimes they yell, but I remind them, the right-of-way existed when they bought their property, the time to complain about it was before it was registered with the County. Excellent video!
Not gonna happen. when I saw Andrews first Video when he bought the mountain, I thought is was strange and wondered why every 2nd tree had yellow 'My Property' signs. Every tree is well documented and Andrew cannot just do as he wishes to other peoples land. Is it the case in the US and the state of NY that he could lose his access rights if he wantonly destroys the landowners property? The would be good for the NY courts and mainstream News channels, Millionaire landowner destroys a little old destitute ladies property just because he has a CZcams Channel.
Lmfao "The lady that owns this land is really mad at me." *Gets massive wheel loader stuck on no trespassing sign* "Ah we should've just pushed that over."
I hope that lady needs a heavy equipment operator to do a job for her some day and realizes she can't ask you for a favor like good neighbors do for each other. There's nothing sadder than bad neighbors.
R.I.P. that culvert ever bearing any sort of load ever again! Once those CMP pipes crush like that they turn into tin cans. I’m shocked that culvert was ever installed with so little, if any cover, over the top of it. The data sheets on these culverts and their design guidelines typically specify a minimum cover thickness of material over the top to meet safety margins.
Suspect it was the outgoing side of the soft fill. If it was a crush you would have seen the wheel drop while on top. For a while in Ohio they were cutting the ends of steel underground fuel tanks for culverts.
In his case this is needed. I do know of a place that someone made claimes of a right away. The owners proceeded to remove the entire alley and gate and fence it off properly. When the people showed up they called the Sheriff to which the Sheriff then told them to kick rocks. Right aways exist if there is not access to a property. The people took advantage of the people who owned the land next to their by driving through the land to get to theirs. At one time the land belonged to that land. So as habit they kept doing it that way. Kicker is they have 2 public roads to which they can access that 1/4 section of land. This means that the areas is 1/2 mile by 1/2 mile big. That is 2640 feet per side. Thus you see the reason why the Sheriff told them to kick rocks. I know of several other examples of this exact thing. So unless your land is 100% land locked and your right away is the only access then you can do as you please with it. Really if he wants to he can have a survey done on the right away and bull doze it clear. Right aways are defined by x amount of feet. For all we know it could be 50 feet.
@@kameljoe21 I helped do some research on this - he is completely in the clear to make the road accessible and maintained per his deed. There's actually a lot of history in the area which is kinda cool. Many of these lots where divided up in the late 1700s early 1800s. I don't know her reasoning but I believe she just doesn't want the road or area to be developed at all. But that ROW / Road has existed long before she was around. Andrew retained a good lawyer who's very familiar with ROW law and he's been given the clear to exercise his rights on the matter - which she is currently trying to impede. I think he's trying to give the lady time to come around. People get nasty when property stuff is involved. Andrew was planning to do the work at his own expense, but I think if she ends up being too big of a pain and keep pushing legal fees as a way to stifle progress she might get stuck with a nice bill for his legal defense and much much more.
@@CerebralAilment Yes, from what I understand his land is locked in with no other access point and his ROW is likely deeded into the proprety in which it crosses. I am not sure if there is other land in which other people might need access to said road. Yet either way most of these right ways have some sort of survey markers or some thing along with that. One could spend the money and repair the road and one could also have it surveyed to which could the become a permanent road ways too. Many ROW are now existing roads. Some might not know that. Yet a lady who is being a dick just might find herself on the back end of a video.
Easements can be such a pain, i've dealt with a neighbor that liked the gravel driveway we all share to be as bumpy as possible so people go slow, complains about dust (doesn't understand if we get new gravel the dust will go away) even though it legally has to be maintained to county standards in the paperwork.
Andrew, video idea. Rebuild the gray truck and make it the ultimate hill climber so you can get to all these hard-to-reach places. Make a great video :)
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Beautiful fall colors!
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Next video: "hey guys we're here today to fix this culvert that broke for no reason"
"they just don't build them like they should" :)
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"They made the culvert pipe out of thin galvanized metal. That's not how I would have done it, so I'm going to fix it with these rocks and the frame rails from a Dodge truck that also broke for no reason."
"that bridge should have be designed to handle 80 tons easy"
Yeah. They should come with a warranty.
I think its the contrast between the clean beautiful scenery and the heavy equipment that makes Andrew's content so watchable.
Could you imagine Andrew and Whistling Diesel together it would be crazy
@@Trumptrain2024FJB I don't watch Whistling Diesel but I've seen a some of his content. Seems they do the opposite things, Andrew Camarate does no nonsense practical stuff while Whistling Diesel only does nonsense.
And the fact that he can do most anything or fix anything in the duration of 1 video.
*@**11:28** I thought that culvert might collapse for a second but it flexed and popped back into shape!*
No that's not it. Why people watch it's because of Andy himself just doing stuff. Any stuff. People just like Andy…
Man driving over that culvert when it sunk a little I almost fell out of my seat XD
I wanted to see the return trip
I mean its a solid pipe 😂
@@DejvmanXsindicate The return trip will be lighter, at least.
How's the grey dodge
For some reason he didn't show going back across. He really needs 2 pieces of plate to go back since it cracked.
The opening shot showing just how much of the hillside you have taken out is impressive.
This is close to how they used to build bridges using old flat bed rail road cars. You could even set them up to be backfilled with concrete.
We still do that for our access roads
Not only flatbeds, but also grain carts. I've seen a couple of roads where a gap had been stabilized utilizing grain carts filled with concrete, where the concrete (inside the bucket) encapsulated concrete telephone poles as triangulation). The cart would eventually rot away, but the tripod created by the big lump of concrete and the two telephone poles would remain in place.
Never saw it myself, but i know of a road in the mountain side where a previous owner in the 80's drove a truck (10 wheeler overcab + shipping container) made holes in the roof of the truck and container and poured concrete. You can't see it today, it's under the road, but i talked with the son and he told me the wild story.
Whatever works, works.
@@aserta (Correct you are my friend!)
We still use RAIL-ROAD-CAR-BED’S, Here in Western-Wyoming, and they do the same thing and Western Montana . Because in both places is where the continental divide, Rocky Mountains run all the way up to Canada.
And they are absolutely perfect for crossing fast-moving strains and you need something that will last a few generations and handle any amount of weight you want to go across. Including logging trucks. We have three different places on my family’s ranch.
Anyway, I knew there were a few videos about this on CZcams so I went over on the CZcams and Web and got this one for you and other people to look at. This guy in the video did just about the same thing we did when we installed ours. We did it ourselves because we have more than enough equipment to do it all with…
And we did 3 different / separate crossings. The video you’re going to see, he did one like we did. A pretty wide drive crossing, a wide creek for our-farming &, logging equipment. He did what we did. Put 2, 90 foot long ones side, By-side.
And that is the link of all railroad cars. 90 feet long. Regardless of the car. Over to the right, you will see another video of a fella that installed a railroad car bid going across a creek. And from the looks of the picture, it looks like it’s pretty high up!!
The name of the video is, “Bridge Made From Flatbed Rail Cars”.
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@@aserta I meant to put this in my comment to you, but I forgot to add it. I wanted to thank you for starting to meet halfway decent paragraphs.
It absolutely amazes me the sheer number of people on the Internet that will pose comments that are 2 inches to 4 inches long. And not one paragraph.
6 inches long and not one paragraph. I have seen comments of foot-long and I’m sure you have to and, yep. Not one paragraph. It’s absolutely disgusting.
You can't expect more than that. It is CZcams after all.
The neighbor obviously isn't smart enough to realize it's better to make friends with you. If she did, you would probably do all kinds of driveway and dirt work for her for next to nothing. People......
Property feuds turn “good” people into assholes.
I agree Andrew would be a good neighbor to have
Wow andrew would be a better neighbor than the best bbq’er on youtube. If he was my neighbor i would up my bbq game and invite him over !🎉
He wouldn't want me as a neighbor. Every time he started equipment I'd show up to see what's happening. 😂
Most likely a "Cidiot" IE someone from NYC who owns it as a camp and doesn't want anyone on it. Unfortunately rather common in upstate.
What a banger! The framing is masterful, the pacing consistent and even an encounter with an irate neighbor. Props to the operator for being bold on a new machine!
I liked it 😀 The "winching effect" by bucket curl was good - video was nicely shot, excellent content, a little neighbor rant, cool culvert drama, 1 drop bridge placement.
Two thumbs up from MN Andrew. 👍 👍
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It would be a Godsend to have Andrew as a neighbor!
If AC was my neighbor I'd find out what his favorite beer, girl, and burger is and buy him a few of each.
good morning neighbor, say can I borrow your rock quarry setup? need to do some landscaping at the homestead
Oh yes, having Andrew as your neighbor whould be a dream! He's a great person in general and his skills are nearly legendary.
But yeah, some people just insinst to be a Karen or Kevin...
I mean, you better shouldnt force Andrew to get a lawyer because first, HE knows his rights, and his lawyer too. So you can only loose there.
no it wouldn't, easy to say from so far away
@@Tooling-Around I believe the new property he was surveying was next to the castle. This is the road coming down from the mountain property
Just plow thru things has to be the best line Andrew says. Almost worthy of a shirt. Ty
I appreciate your knowledge, to overcome any obstacles you come across, the drone footage is epic, love watching blue and cody playing, keep up the great content.
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Beautiful fall colors! Great team work! Thank you for sharing!
Andrew using the drone for an extra set of eyes is awesome you've been doing that for years. Love it.
That Saw Blade man that would make some nice knifes.
Metal Bridge relocated and some awesome fall colors..Don't get much better.
Your road up the mountain really looks good, too bad about the ROW section, maybe they will come around at some point. The new tires on the loader were a good thing for that mission
The cool thing is she doesn't have to come around. He can do what he needs to.
As another commentor stated, it probably doesn't matter if the owner comes around or not. If the ROW, or road easement Andrew holds on her land gives him the right to build, and maintain a road, he can do just that (of course within the described limits of the ROW or easement). "Maintain" typically includes installing, maintaining drainage features such as ditches, culverts, water bars, erosion protection, etc.
Given time has no meaning (things post months after happening) this may have been resolved already
@@DanielIsaacs Given the state of the leaves on the trees it can't be that long ago.
What exactly is a row, just like a driveway through someone else's land?
Awesome content as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.
I was hoping he was going to load the Mitsubishi in the bucket
Was thinkn about that
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That’s what I was thinking! 🤣
Cat on the prowl no vehicle or bridge is safe!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆🙃
I’m most impressed with the videography skills. Shots are so impressive and time consuming not to mention editing
This video was a masterpiece.
Yeah buddy, More Art.Thanks Andrew
There is more to the scenic shots than you realise.
Andrew is very very careful to NOT show prominent landmarks that would give the location away. It is quite easy to track Camarata Mountain down, but Andrew doesnt want it to be known.
Google Earth is still showing the mountain from 2019 and that is before he bought the property. I guess when its updated there will be a lot of holes in the top and a lot of vehicles...lol.
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great job Andrew helping out people for no reason 😅 your kindness is appreciated and is paying off.
Nothing worse than having to cross someone else's land to get to your own, if they are making it as difficult as they can I bet they wanted your land when it was up for sale but they missed out either because they weren't quick enough or they didn't have the money at the time..
His buying the property took her by surprise since she figured nobody would want to be out in the middle of nowhere. And as you said she probably figured she had all the time in the world to buy it herself
The lady needs a young lover boy??? Yeppers
Anyone who doesn’t realize that Andrew is better to have as a friend than an enemy is beyond help. I’d rather have someone with his utility and knowledge to call on when I need help rather than my house be at the business end of his front end loader.
That's not a front loader...
...that's a baby Killdozer in training. 😏
Always a treat to watch through all these years. Amazing growth in the channel for you :)
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Great Job Andrew on moving the big steel bridge. owner looked happy to have-it there.
Machine definitely big enough for the job, nice move and install young man. Thanks for the video.
I moved a smaller version with a smaller loader and I found that chaining it to the bottom of the bucket worked pretty well.
If you had a need for your heavy equipment to be covered I’m thinking a few containers stacked perpendicular to the rock face could work well as the roof support. Maybe solar panels on the roof later on?
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The picture quality in this video is the sharpest and clearist I've ever seen. Looks like I'm right there seeing it in person. Enjoy all your videos.
Man you don't know how much I love watching that wheel louder at work my dream was to drive one like !
I totally love the sheer size of the wheel louder is impressive.
they are definitely fun to use but its kind of like when you first get your drivers permit and you go out of your way to drive and eventually after so many years to find any reason not to drive. that being said the only machine ive gotten to that point with is skid steers.
If I was Andrew's neighbor I'd say "Hey you better contact your lawyer.. and let him know that you're both invited to a cookout at my place later"
He was fixing the ladies car with his 20 pound sledge hammer.....😁
With his CZcams revenue, I guarantee Andrew can hire the most expensive effective lawyers around. She doesn’t stand a chance.
@@privacyattyBecause you know who his neighbors are....
We all win because he's gonna have to pump out tons of videos to pay all his legal bills.
She needs some Mandingo??? Yeppers
That poor culvert 😂
Really appreciate your videos and all your contact couldn’t go through one week without a new video really love your videos thank you thank you
Thats a BIG beast that Wheel loader, interesting video thanks Adam.
For Andrew, this video is considered a "Short". LOL.
Very good reporposing of old bridge fantastic job wish more people would do things like this just because it's no good for one place any more doesn't mean can't be used somewhere else that's narrower
Weeeee. I woke up hungry. I made myself two eggs, 4 slices of bacon and two pieces of english toasting bread. I watched this video while I ate. What fun. It's always something different and we enjoy watching. Thanks Andrew!
That was a nice little stream going on there. We call that a "crick" aka creek. That crick is exactly what we had at a farm when I was a kid. We would carry buckets of water about 150 feet to the garden when it needed watering. That was a damn chore in itself. Then one day in a wooden shed we found a bunch of garden hoses and put them together. We used bricks to hold one end down right in the crick. The water flowed downhill to the garden. We only had about 20 feet to play with at the garden so I just let it lay and the garden "flooded"., then we'd move the hose to the other side and let it run.
My grandfather saw what was going on and laughed. He said "It's not coming out very fast but you really got an idea there". That made me so proud lol. God I miss those days.
The comparison between the jeep and the bucket of the loader really does put things into perspective how big that loader is!
At least if the culvert failed you woulda had a bridge nearby
I love these videos thanks for the great content
good series of projects with infinite private equipment and impressive maintenance and rebuilds! Andrew is a super entrepreneur
Those drone shots of the autumn colors running over the mountains was very cool.
Is it now a bridge over troubled water? It turned out nice
For all the critics about the culvert, note Andrew made sure to show the loader going over the culvert, so I’m sure he knew the issue about the load on the old culvert. Also, if you’re paying attention at the 10:24-ish point you see Andrew’s big dump truck and a roller so he looks like he was staging another job. I say stay tuned.’
Thanks Sarge!
Love the heavy equipment. Your videos are always an adventure. 👍🏽🤠 10/24/23
That was a quick made bridge ! Bravo:)
Andrew always has the best toys :)
Love the videos
The opening sequence is brilliant drone flying!
Love that cold start, and nice job!
Wow almost all that rock is gone. I wonder if he sold some rock or used it only for his roads. That was a lot of rock.
That is a lot of road
@@andrewadams488 that is very true. I would have sold some rock though cause that rock crusher and rock truck were not cheap. Wonder if he plans to blow some more rock.
It shold be cool if he blasted down the bottom of the stone corry below the ground level
,so it could collect water, then he could have a beach in the lower end and a jumping cliff shelf in the hill end.
Mountain top /lake/ pond /swimming hole.
Don’t think he sold any rock Msha is a real pain and if he’s selling rock technically him and a his crappie equipment would be violation after violation he would loose money the fines are insane.
Nah he didnt sell it, its for his road improvements. He prob saved 6 figures on materials costs.
“Keep doing it, just do it!” - Andrew’s words of positivity 🎉 seems to be working out well so far.
Love the can do will do way that you get stuff done Andrew !! Stay safe Happy and Healthy keep being fabulous and positive.
Great drone shots! They really made this fun to watch.
I thought the machine was going into the creek when that culvert started to collapse :|
Точно, этот мостик теперь долго не проживет!
@@official-AndrewCamarata. Неужели будет ролик о замене?
The bridge looks like the deck to a roalback wreacker.
Yes, I also thought it looked like a flatbed!
It’s nice to see that you can do things like that. That makes the video much better that you helped Neighbor. That’s a good job buddy big Jim.
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@-officialAndrewCamarata- okay now what you got me going
love your videos andrew keep up the great work
Imagine the amount of us real ones that sit around all day WAITING for him to post 😂
😂 lol I'm one of those us because I love his videos
I'm guilty too! Run equipment all day then come home and run equipment and when I finally sit down for the night, watch Andrew run equipment!
I’m old and lazy…I find it so cool to watch real men work. Maybe in my next life…
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person who is a killjoy 🙄
Me! Even made a playlist of ALL videos he made, A and B roll videos and an entire different one jjst for the OG Castle Property and the Mountain Property!
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@@AndrewCamarata Um tripé bem leve preso ao drone seria interessante para fazer filmagens em terra em vários pontos no decorrer de um trajeto, por exemplo.
Light duty culvert. Heavy duty wheel loader. Cool video Andrew.
Thanks for your time making the video watching from Reno NV
I'm a simple man. When Andrew posts a video, I watch it.
I really thought that culvert was going to collapse completely.
Hello Andrew enjoying your videos from Mound City Kansas USA 🇺🇸
Cool job! Looked like that culvert pipe couldn't take much more!
There is always some neighboring property owner that doesn't want to honor right of ways or doesn't recognize that water flows down hill.
Sorry to hear you're having a deal with that nasty Karen on that right of way. Wow is Cody ever looking ripped up and fit. He looks like some kind of super Lab!
Good job on moving that bridge!
He is a super lab, he needs to make babies.
No doubt. Years ago I bred and raised labs.
I don't know anything about his background genetics but he sure does look good!
He looks like he'd make a fine stud dog.
Find him a girl friend.
@doggonedk I used to breed dogs and then I found out they could do it themselves
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If I was still in to the Labs I could do that. But about 30 years ago I switched to German Shepherds.
Props to you. I had no idea how you were gonna move that heavy iron bridge
Love that loader !
Cool video Andrew
Next videos, how to recover a loader from a collapsed culvert lol Would still be entertaining lol
Yay new video with the 988B!
It is your right-of-way Andrew, knock down the trees in your (right of) way, for the entire defined width of your right-of-way. I routinely cut trees on my neighbour's land that are in my right-of-way. Sometimes they yell, but I remind them, the right-of-way existed when they bought their property, the time to complain about it was before it was registered with the County. Excellent video!
Not gonna happen. when I saw Andrews first Video when he bought the mountain, I thought is was strange and wondered why every 2nd tree had yellow 'My Property' signs.
Every tree is well documented and Andrew cannot just do as he wishes to other peoples land. Is it the case in the US and the state of NY that he could lose his access rights if he wantonly destroys the landowners property?
The would be good for the NY courts and mainstream News channels, Millionaire landowner destroys a little old destitute ladies property
just because he has a CZcams Channel.
Great video Andrew.❤
Lmfao "The lady that owns this land is really mad at me."
*Gets massive wheel loader stuck on no trespassing sign*
"Ah we should've just pushed that over."
I got a right of way there.
The posted sign on the right of way makes it even worse. Who else is for other than Andrew. Some people are just basically nasty by nature.
@@AndrewCamarataAnd the right of way usually consists of 15' both sides of center line and anything in that area that impedes use can be removed. 😅
RIP to that dudes culvert bridge LOL that's the sketchiest shit I've watched in awhile 🤣
andrw your videos and content are amazing, so is your drone coverage! keep up the awesome work my friend!!
2.1K+👍's up Andrew thank you for sharing 😉
I hope that lady needs a heavy equipment operator to do a job for her some day and realizes she can't ask you for a favor like good neighbors do for each other. There's nothing sadder than bad neighbors.
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Cool as hell but not long enough. I need more Camarata video man.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I can listen to that V12 all day long!
R.I.P. that culvert ever bearing any sort of load ever again! Once those CMP pipes crush like that they turn into tin cans. I’m shocked that culvert was ever installed with so little, if any cover, over the top of it. The data sheets on these culverts and their design guidelines typically specify a minimum cover thickness of material over the top to meet safety margins.
I think it only has to carry a side by side, The 988 just breaking it in 😅
Suspect it was the outgoing side of the soft fill. If it was a crush you would have seen the wheel drop while on top. For a while in Ohio they were cutting the ends of steel underground fuel tanks for culverts.
thats exaxactly what that is a i think. an old fuel tank. with way to little cover over it.@@mmielcarek3046
Oddly enough, i don’t recall seeing him drive that unit back out of that property and over the culvert for a second time.
I'm guessing that was installed by a landowner without much oversight.
Did that neighbor actually tell Andrew he couldn’t fix something?… ahhh hold my beer 🍺
In his case this is needed. I do know of a place that someone made claimes of a right away. The owners proceeded to remove the entire alley and gate and fence it off properly. When the people showed up they called the Sheriff to which the Sheriff then told them to kick rocks. Right aways exist if there is not access to a property. The people took advantage of the people who owned the land next to their by driving through the land to get to theirs. At one time the land belonged to that land. So as habit they kept doing it that way. Kicker is they have 2 public roads to which they can access that 1/4 section of land. This means that the areas is 1/2 mile by 1/2 mile big. That is 2640 feet per side. Thus you see the reason why the Sheriff told them to kick rocks.
I know of several other examples of this exact thing. So unless your land is 100% land locked and your right away is the only access then you can do as you please with it. Really if he wants to he can have a survey done on the right away and bull doze it clear. Right aways are defined by x amount of feet. For all we know it could be 50 feet.
@@kameljoe21 I helped do some research on this - he is completely in the clear to make the road accessible and maintained per his deed. There's actually a lot of history in the area which is kinda cool. Many of these lots where divided up in the late 1700s early 1800s. I don't know her reasoning but I believe she just doesn't want the road or area to be developed at all. But that ROW / Road has existed long before she was around. Andrew retained a good lawyer who's very familiar with ROW law and he's been given the clear to exercise his rights on the matter - which she is currently trying to impede. I think he's trying to give the lady time to come around. People get nasty when property stuff is involved. Andrew was planning to do the work at his own expense, but I think if she ends up being too big of a pain and keep pushing legal fees as a way to stifle progress she might get stuck with a nice bill for his legal defense and much much more.
@@CerebralAilment Yes, from what I understand his land is locked in with no other access point and his ROW is likely deeded into the proprety in which it crosses. I am not sure if there is other land in which other people might need access to said road. Yet either way most of these right ways have some sort of survey markers or some thing along with that. One could spend the money and repair the road and one could also have it surveyed to which could the become a permanent road ways too. Many ROW are now existing roads. Some might not know that. Yet a lady who is being a dick just might find herself on the back end of a video.
Andrew u should make a tour video of all your equipment and what u use to haul them around. I think that will be a interesting video
A post from Andrew always makes my day.
Dude, I am always up for some right of way drama.
Lol I thought he was going to use it as a draw bridge for the castle.
That is a great machine the shovel how long is your lane to the top of the mountain
10:05 i thought "is he gonna cross that wooden bridge"!
I forgot just how big that loader was
Looked like the culvert is now a true round...cool video Andrew.
Wow your mountain is coming into fall colors. Its beautiful. Have you checked the nuts that fell from the trees yet?
Wasn’t Kyle the one who got hit by the car while snowmobiling ?
Yeah
Easements can be such a pain, i've dealt with a neighbor that liked the gravel driveway we all share to be as bumpy as possible so people go slow, complains about dust (doesn't understand if we get new gravel the dust will go away) even though it legally has to be maintained to county standards in the paperwork.
Gravel costs money. It's almost always about the money.
Gravel is cheaper than suspension maintenance lol
@official-AndrewCamarata.
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Where ever you are, that's beautiful country. But as around here finding a flat place can be challenging.
Thanks like the video Andrew ,moving the bridge .
AC's Bridge Moving Services 👍🤣🤔😯
Too bad Ac ain’t in charge no more- home alone
Andrew, video idea. Rebuild the gray truck and make it the ultimate hill climber so you can get to all these hard-to-reach places. Make a great video :)
Your road is looking really good, even though your loader doesn't seem to fit.
Must admit love it that carried a steel bridge over a corrugated culvert ... Pretty impressive how it held up
Sooooooo how did the culvert hold up on the way out?
Fine, the loader was lighter.
That's material for a next video