Pickup truck repairs

Working on a 2003 dodge diesel pickup truck
0:00 Install used tool box
5:57 New universal joint on rear driveshaft
25:27 Fix wire for plow controller
32:43 Move load of logs
39:59 Install new radio and dash cover
51:38 Fix intercooler clamp
55:00 New fuel filter
59:02 Wash and fix tailgate latch
1:02:14 New gas struts on tool box
1:04:52 Tool box hinge repair
1:11:33 Driving, load excavator bucket in bed, ending

[Boy]

No chainsaws were damaged during the installation of the new radio. Utter precision engineering in this one.👍👍

[m.cooper]

What makes this channel so addictive for so many years is that despite well over $1M of equipment at his mountain site alone, Andrew recycles a toolbox from his junk pile at the castle. And fixes and drives his old truck. His videos make all the "reality shows" on Velocity, etc. look second-rate (by a large margin).

[evanscreekbrahman]

Andrew is a regular guy, that works hard and has a lot of patience for setting up cameras. That's my best description for the BEST channel on Youtube.

[joeg]

As you can see, he spares no expense or excuses when it comes to maintaining his work vehicles and keeping them in tip top running condition .Also his auto detailing is beyond question. Love your vids.

[mitchbrown]

The jump cuts from trying to solve a problem to lighting off the torch are always the best😂

[robertrosicki]

Being a now retired life long mechanic I find Andrew's methods of repair and maintenance as unique and effective as they are entertaining . He gets it done . Results driven, just look at those seats, you could eat scrambled eggs off them now .

[lindamitchell-fox]

I’m not sure why but Andrews fixing up his stuff videos are my favorites. I miss him working on other peoples properties and his snow removal service. I don’t know if he does that anymore.

[russellarendt]

The fact that the toolbox survived the installation is a miracle, and hopefully will survive day-to-day use Andrew style.☮️

[louislouis]

Andrew's mechanic's skills and proper use of tools are amazing. There is nothing that a sledge hammer can't fix. I have even heard other YouTubers say "Let's do an Andrew Camarata Repair"

[LTT.Official]

For the toolbox, my dad actually made his own cause of the same issues you addressed there. He is in the forest cutting down trees, fixing timberjacks etc just like you with his own business. Making it was definitely worth it, had his about 7 years now and it still works as it should.

[SuperMurf]

I often get a chuckle out of some of the stuff Andrew does and says but, after watching half a hundred other channels I can say without reservation that He has the BEST videoing and editing skills of anyone in the biz...

[chrisdamico]

I’d love to see Andrew make his own custom truck tool box from scratch. That way it would be made to his own standards.

[cleughy]

Andrew with the skills you have in life I'm sure you made a better tool box than what anyone could ever recommend to you.

[mikec]

Followed you for years. Thank you for not swearing and I have learned a lot from your videos. You are extremely talented!

[garion]

You just gotta love Andrew's "hunting squirrels with nukes"-approach to truck repairs. All effective, mostly ingenious, and certainly NOT for aesthetics! Thank you for another GREAT truck repair video...KEEP 'EM COMING!!!! 😆😆😆

[tyrayp]

Man I love this guy's content, all of it, been watching for _years and years._
With that said, him just fixing vehicles and doing maintenance on them has always been my favorite types of videos that Andrew uploads :)

[johnronsmith]

When your u-joint is tight after assembly, whack the yoke from each direction with a hammer, this will seat the caps on the snap rings and release the bind on the u-joint, otherwise looks like you have the repairs well under control. Keep it up man!!

[Zerostar]

No other Youtuber on Earth that stays true to his roots like this guy. Much love AC!

[ryanhogan]

Gotta love Andrews function over looks attitude, doesn’t care one bit to look good, as long as it works good.. not many young adults like him, especially the “hammer in sharp corners to make it professional”

[tfatcher]

Andrew, I love how you make old things work. It ain't got to be pretty. It just needs to work!