Andrew Camarata

[ptsg]

And a picture showing probably a third of the equipment he owns. There was another picture showing the rest of the stuff towards the right but couldn't find it. He maybe me working on a video covering all of the machines. Also, that Koehring excavator hadn't made an appearance yet.

 

[deezler]

I don’t know why he wouldn’t drill and blast that rock vs beating up equipment chipping away at it.

Have definitely heard him mention more than once "I'd really like to blast this hillside, but...", and then proceed to smash equipment into it repeatedly instead lol.

 

[5030]

Strictly entertainment for me. (you Tube), nothing more.

 

[IndyJay]

Well, the radio installation went much more smoothly this time and with a better fit and finish.

I found it a bit hilarious that he dogged out the previous owner's hacking of the wiring...

 

[4570Man]

Have definitely heard him mention more than once "I'd really like to blast this hillside, but...", and then proceed to smash equipment into it repeatedly instead lol.

Maybe he would loose too much video money if the project actually got done vs screwing around with it.

 

[deezler]

Sort of curious what the project really is though. Does he need a big flat yard for storing all his equipment? Or is he just buying the equipment to mess around with? He's amassing a full stone quarry's worth of heavy equipment, just to mess around with on his rocky hillside, seems like. Guess the youtube money is flowing nicely.

 

[4570Man]

Sort of curious what the project really is though. Does he need a big flat yard for storing all his equipment? Or is he just buying the equipment to mess around with? He's amassing a full stone quarry's worth of heavy equipment, just to mess around with on his rocky hillside, seems like. Guess the youtube money is flowing nicely.

He does excavation work. How much is debatable. I think his main source of income is messing around on his land and making videos about it.

 

[deezler]

He does excavation work. How much is debatable. I think his main source of income is messing around on his land and making videos about it.

Yeah I see he does still have the occasional video about doing odd jobs or driveway work. But it doesn't appear that he has the means to transport his large machinery (dozers, wheel loaders, etc) or the motivation to acquire such truck/trailer/permits anyway. So I guess the messing around at home to make youtube vids is primary.

 

[aczlan]

Yeah I see he does still have the occasional video about doing odd jobs or driveway work. But it doesn't appear that he has the means to transport his large machinery (dozers, wheel loaders, etc) or the motivation to acquire such truck/trailer/permits anyway. So I guess the messing around at home to make youtube vids is primary.

Is the 10 wheel dump truck with the black cab in the pulling video his? If so, that (with an appropriate trailer) that could haul most of his equipment (up to the "medium" size stuff), the big payloader and some of the other bigger machines would obviously need a semi, but he likely knows someone with those if he is getting these hauled home.

Aaron Z

 

[Snobdds]

Yeah I see he does still have the occasional video about doing odd jobs or driveway work. But it doesn't appear that he has the means to transport his large machinery (dozers, wheel loaders, etc) or the motivation to acquire such truck/trailer/permits anyway. So I guess the messing around at home to make youtube vids is primary.

He has a dump truck and a 40K trailer. That handles 95% of the equipment.

I really don't see a need to go bigger. How many land owner jobs require that new 944 or D7?