Unclogging Bad Culvert Clogs
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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I was delivering for Prime yesterday. Saw a drain grate clogged and blocked by palm tree limbs. Got out and cleared it. Watching the water recede out of the road felt good. Props to you my guy for inspiring me to give a helping had.
@@kitsuneneko2567 now that Amazon has a union Jeff Bozos has to give the workers a break
Be careful. Bezos will light you on fire if he knows you did that
@@kitsuneneko2567 It's a sign: not even dickheads and unionbuster firms can stop the human will to work together, and maybe billionaires shouldn't get any say in how humanity works........
@@kitsuneneko2567 MY point is that humans are a stubborn bunch.
Aaand you're fired for stopping for 5 minutes. Thanks for helping though.
I went biking with my kid and came across a few drains clogged with pine needles from the winter. We cleared them out together and she asked me where the culverts were, all because of you, Post!
This is a very nice compliment to you Post. Parents teaching their children. When children start asking questions. Well, just hope you realize how important that is. Post! Always a learning and viewing pleasure. ♥️🪵♥️🦫♥️
Patiently waiting. There they are! Them crazy beavers! 😳🤭🤔
:D
"POST 10... Making the world a better place... One culvert at a time." I feel blessed to have been able to watch this channel grow and succeed. I can only imagine the naysayers he delt with at the beginning. If you're not into culverts, his story alone will keep you watching.
This man's story should be told to young folks everywhere... Do what you're passionate about without expectations and you will succeed. I have NEVER heard this man say, "don't forget to like and subscribe"
Your videos have taught me so much about managing the flow of water that my trail maintenance training just didn't delve deep enough in to. This weekend I found a campsite partially flooded by a spring up the hill where kids had shifted rocks around. Thanks to what your videos have taught me, I was able to quickly redirect the flow of water back where it was supposed to go, and had the site mostly drained in 15 minutes. So satisfying! Keep up the fantastic work.
Post10: “This DOT department should be ashamed of themselves. That’s five or ten years’ worth of roots.”
Me: “Must be in Massachusetts again.” 😂
As a resident of the great Commonwealth myself...
I thought the exact same thing!😁
5 or 10 months is enough though, over estimation is an art to I guess.
As soon as he mentioned that red crack, I knew I was going to be able to mark "Iron-oxidising bacteria" on my Post-10 bingo card :)
I can hear the disappointment in Post's voice when he encounters a culvert with nothing blocking it.
Sweet!!! I was hoping for a Post 10 upload tonight, and maybe a quick glimpse of the beautiful Ghost 10
Such a thrill the moment the clog is cleared and the flow begins. I never tire of that. Thank you, Post.
Love to hear the sound of water flowing. Loved the burping culvert, hilarious.
"Here comes some slop!" has got to be the next Post10 t-shirt!!!
You should start carrying clippers with you Post. That way you will have no problem cutting the roots and small trees, save you some time. Loved the video.
I think sometimes Post has a Fireman's Axe and a chainsaw with him, but tiny pruning/clippers would help with the root issue...
Looks like maybe you should carry pruning shears too. Great job!
The dots should give him a work truck
It's so fun to see the same places throughout the year. Very cool. Thanks for another great video.
"HERE COMES SOME SLOP!"
Amazing Post 10! Hello from beautiful Senoia, Georgia, where it got into the low 80's today(04/12/2022), but will have a few more cooler days.
Oh, I don't know-- the lake drain 2 outlet with a true siphon going is still pretty exciting. When it glugs and gurgles, I'm usually cheering for it to achieve a siphon. Seeing it with a siphon instead lets me cheer, "You did it! Yay!"
Thanks for clearing that culvert in the sandy swale. The standing water looked gag-worthy in the beginning, and no pump truck operator should have to draw from a dry hydrant near such a mosquito pond.
Spring is here and Post 10 is back in Culvert Cleaning Action! Love it!
So glad winter is over in America, even though I’m Australian, just means it’s time for unblocking and beaver related unblocking. Cheers for your time and effort in these videos we all appreciate it
I love how this guy alway is so specific with numbers ages times even though he really doesnt know for sure but he seem like he's probably the formost expert of culvert maintaince so im sure his ballpark figures are pretty solid
Hey Post, I mentioned this previously once but in Townsend MA there is a very neglected culvert next to the Hannafords for the parking lot/road drainage. I am sure you’d have a blast unblocking it when it has a lot of rain water built up. If you are ever in that area def check it out.
ah the sounds of running water! one of my favorite sounds in the world. thankful I live near a very large lake and can enjoy the sound of waves once in awhile.
21;22 mins perfect pic. Ripples of water, mountain in background and all the ice with the reflection of the clouds, how beautiful.
The maple sap lines are usually under suction, so they don't need pumps. Or I guess you could say the pump is at the collection end.
Love your videos, man. It’s cool that you return to spots for updates. Keep up the great work ! 👍🏼
13:12 Post gets a culvert facial. LOL.
Puts grill back in place...stops for a second to appreciate handywork,..."Grate"
Love the great outdoors my man, you keep our roads dry and safe... good job!!
I have never seen a more proficient use of a rake. Except when he uses his fire axe to break up ice. Another great video, Post 10.
So excited to see your notifications when up upload a video. Keep up the amazing work
Another good video! Greetings to you and Ghost 10 from Pennsylvania.
Love this channel! Fun to watch and a good deed done
imagine if the department or whoever is in charge of decloging culverts saw you videos and went "we need to pay this dude for the knowledge and the service he provides" and then they hired you to keep doing what youre doing. that would be truly awesome and kind of restoring my fate in humanity a lil bit.
Nah, they get his free labor.
If he worked for them, he'd have to be as bound by beaurocracy as they are.
Once you take something you love to do and label it as your job it no longer becomes something you do for fun
They would file a cease and desist order to get you to stop. They would see you as a liability.
Unfortunately large companies don't like to pay people who are actively doing the job for free...
I was unclogging drains last week on my walk home in the rain... no reason to do in my nicer shoes but it was satisfying and I enjoyed myself anyway thank you for being my inspiration of doing this in my little town! 😊😊 side note though I think its time I get some good rubber boots lmao!
If your thanking us for watching, then I thank you for creating the post's, thank you again post for allowing us to follow you.👏👏👍❤🇦🇺
You seem to really care about your surroundings, watched lots of your videos and I love them
Wooo lots of flow in these culverts now !
You are doing a great job . Helps to prevent flooding ! Thankyou ! Just started watching your videos very cool .
Always love your videos, you have such a passion and enjoy yourself. That's so important in life, your excitement and knowledge is contagious ! You narrate and explain things well, good voice. Thanks again and keep the videos coming !
Just beautiful to watch where you travel. Thank you Post 10.
After watching you for a while, I am now cleaning the large trash rack on my nearby lake.
True grit n determination, brilliant man, keep safe, blessings. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊😊😊😊😊🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🇬🇧
he says thanks for watching prior to ending the video just because he's a king like that
Oh you have spring already! We are still waiting, had fresh snow yesterday, not even water above the ice on our small river on the backyard. It looks like the thaw is coming next week, it is like two weeks late this year. It has been a very long and cold winter, hardly any plus celsius weather during the whole winter and that is very strange. Happy Easter post10 to the whole family!
From the culvert that "burped" that stack of sticks, and piles of sand, to the hiccuping/siphoning pipe, another great adventure! 👏🖖 (Storms in mpls last night, lots of rain/lightning.)
You should pick up some hand shears. so can cut some of the branches and such if plant growth is clogging it and still attached to ground.
Great job thanks again for sharing. Chris from England.
Another great video. Always watching for one of your videos to fall.
I know you probably wouldn't use them a lot but some lopping shears might be a good addition to you tools. You could have cleared those small shrub like trees with them. Good job though!!
Me and my mom were watching one of your videos I was telling her how you go around cleaning out and removing debris she goes you probably saved so many lives do doing that gazette prevent ice buildup and saves on property damages like two videos keep them up I watch them every every other day
I just love your videos. They are so honest and pleasing. Thank you for the time and expense you put into making these. 🥰
Thanks for teaching us some of the things you know. Love it!!
I remember that last body of water you revisited and all the people camping. I can remember my anxiety of seeing those trailers on that water.
Get a pair of loppers! It'd make a difference for tough roots.
Another cool video Post10....🏴
I live at a apartment complex and I used my foot thanks to you post 10 for showing us how to do it.
I live in Nova Scotia, Canada, and i have never seen that amount of salt left over from the winter time that's absolutely crazy!
Born in Halifax. I was looking at the roadway cracks and smiling in reminiscence. I'm a ' 63 baby, we left NS when I was 11. I still miss it.
I don’t think it was all salt. Looked like a lot of sand as well. We use both on the roads where I live.
@@gailatkinson1908 yes that makes sense, we just have a darker sand here, more of a red dirt sand, looks like more of a white sand
@@SandraNelson063 yes, the roads are pristine as always... This year is one of the worst years for holes and cracks I've seen
your the man brother . i know you love the cold and snowy weather but good god im glad winters over . bless ya buddy and best wishes to you and ghost ten .
You are the DOTs hero. Great job.
GREAT job. 👍👍👍👍
Spring is coming. Hope we see some street clogs soon!
im surprised the fire department didnt have a 2 or 3 foot tall concrete dam built where they have their water intake, you'd think they would do that to guarantee a certain amount of water
amazing work you doing little pieces of water next to the oceans incredible
you have such an interesting and distinct voice, i quite like it. it's very unique
Never disappointed, always great content! 😎👍
Did anyone besides me see something run down the road from right to left at the 3:48 until 4:08?
That was a person riding by on a bicycle. Thanks for watching
You know that the massive sand and salt does three things make it safe on the snow builds up the berm of the road that has been scraped away and washed away the salt stuns any weeds next to road for less mowing Keep up the good work
Camping videos. I like your content and I loved the culvert camping one. ✌️
YAY ANOTHER VIDEO
Well done love watching the water rush through.
"Maple syrup goes right underneath the road"
That sentence was probably never spoken before haha
They could have putten a upside down T pipe , so the pressure would suck air inside of that pipe accelerating the current and adding air to the flowing water.
I wish I could send you some photos and videos of the Culverts I clean out while at work. I noticed that there was a pool of water backing up where it appeared there should be a culvert. I started digging it out and had a hard time finding the entrance to the Culvert because there was so much debris and trees growing up in the Stream. After I removed a large white birch log I turned around and looked and there was the top of a tire sticking up out of the mud. Probably took me a solid 10 minutes to dig the tire out. The tire looks like it was in good shape and still had a lot of tread left on it so I don't know why somebody would have threw it in the ditch like that. Haha but like you always say it only takes 15 to 30 minutes to get a culvert operating properly. It is very sad what past Highway Department crews did because of their laziness.
The second camera vid was so nicely put I thought, why tere's two culvert in and out side by side. Silly me 🤦♀
Man I wish you were here in South Africa Post10. The entire province of KwaZulu-Natal (the size of Portugal) was flooding badly. My own house was sinking because of the amount of water and the city of Durban was flooded because the drains were constantly getting blocked by debris.
Love your videos!
Dude, NEVER wears gloves! Great job as always!
Thank for sharing your adventures!
Unfortunately public servants are never ashamed of the piss poor job we pay them to do.
Looks like there may be some pretty good fishing up there.
Another great video! So satisfying seeing the water get going
Nice video and work as usual post 10. I expected more gurgling and slurping at the new lake drain, like past videos
A pair of garden hand sheers would cut through 1" branches or roots.
I look forward to your videos. I just watched video on your other channel about the candy from the bunker I like that channel too. Love the wall that you've collected all that stuff and keep for display
Looks like a good river for cat fishing.😀 . Jim's wood working.
now that your doing the upstream and down stream cam i cant wait to see one of the massive street floods and it goes wooshing out the end lol
New post10 bed time tails of adventure 😁
Frig yeah buddy drain season woo!!!
The Maple sap lines are hooked to a vacuum pump back at the sugar shack.
This the season! The season of clogs.
I wish you would wear protective gloves when your pulling all that rubbish out of the culverts, you never know what's been dropped in there. Better to be safe than sorry, keep up the great work.
Damn, I forgot how isolating some the of the roads in northern NE can be.
As to that last big culvert, the damage seems to have no sharp creases or point tears, leading me more into the camp of lowering ice being the cause.
Good work. Great video!
👍👊😎
You should carry a small foldable saw with you to cut roots and such.
Sigh. Some of my best kitchen results can be defined as Slop.
would a pair of garden shears be featured in future videos? Those roots still being there are bothering me to an unproportionately high degree :D
Another culvert unclogging has lured me in!
Is the last clip the same place you kayaked through in the summer of 2020 or was that somewhere else?
Yes it was. Thanks for watching
Love your videos! Makes me relaxed!
How did it go with the blocked culvert that goes under that high-way that started digging itself out? Would love an update on that one!