Draining Huge Flood By Pushing Over Grate With Tremendous Pressure Against It And Clog Hunting
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 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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So last night I was at the beach (Lake Erie, northeast Ohio) with family/friends and we were digging a channel so the creek could drain better into the lake, which is my absolute favorite thing to do. Anyway, my dad saw what we had done and he asked me if I ever watch your videos and I was shocked that he knew who you were. 😁😁 Thought that was pretty cool.
From Western Pa here, only 1.5 hours away from Lake Erie.
Haha this is awesome that you dug a channel like that. And. even better that your Dad asked you that.
😊 haha
Very cool!
That's cool. I live 15 mins from Lake Erie on the Canadian side.😁
I'm an hour south of Erie in NW PA.
Nice 😃
For some reason, your channel disappeared from my notified channels. I've fixed that now. But I have to say one thing, I don't know what it is about the channel, but it is so addictive to watch. You explain everything so thoroughly and are so enthused by what you do. You provide a great service to your community, and I get to watch hours and hours of it back to back. Never stop. I love the channel. Thank you for all you do.
Chris,
England UK.
I stumbled upon your channel just a few days ago, and I'm already loving it! I love that you don't see wildlife as a nuisance. I appreciate that you are explaining the role of beavers in balancing the effects of droughts and flooding. I appreciate your explanations what and why you're doing, it makes the videos even more satisfying.
It's crazy how warm it was this past spring. I live on the opposite side of the Earth, but I've noticed that we have had quite similar climate patterns here in Estonia, in North-Eastern Europe. In my country all of the rivers are very dark brown because they begin in peat bogs - lot's of organic matter.
Everyone here stumbled into his video's, first thinking what the hell is this guy doing, and then you find out he is really putting his everything into doing this 'job', and on the side shows some crazy beautiful US nature in any season, and is giving a lot of info about everything that runs around, lives or grows in the area. From tiny spider friends to big moose and elk. You will hate the day you found him because now your hooked, just like the other 730k subscribers..
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The best beaver encounter I ever had was at Mables Whorehouse
@@Sir_LongdinkGrow up. If you can.
I’m really surprised Post 10 you been giving up on your cleanings lately. Knowing you , you push on through whatever is in the way.
Time goes by too fast. Loved this trip. Without our tour guide, would never see this or know the history. You always make it interesting and enjoyable and educational. Thanks, Post. 😊
Post, your vids are my meditation vids now! I don't mean they're boring; I mean they're calming.
These days it's very important to have a relaxing little haven in your life.
A bear? Oh my! ♥️🐻♥️
Thanks for sharing this interesting trip and unclogging. Nice to know that Maine is similar to parts of Norway in amounts of snow, melting, and thaw cycles affecting the roads.
I like the thinking out aloud when you don’t realise you’re doing it, weighing up the pros and cons if you should or shouldn’t enter the water, and if so for how long..
It’s brilliant how you never take a culvert for granted and process the culvert to see if it’s safe. You’ll go far with that method and not make stupid errors.
A new kid's book series, "Post 10 and his Big High Boots,,," ...learn about moose, ...explore beaver ponds, ...save tadpoles, etc.
You sure dont bore us in the travels you do and efforts in trying to clear culverts and still extreme viewing indeed . Cheers M8
I grew up in Idaho and in the Redwoods of California and Oregon. Since I’ve been in Nevada, I’ve gotten used to the lack of forestry and all that jazz, but watching these videos always make me homesick. Cant wait to get out of this damned desert and back into the forested mountains where I belong.
The grate is a perfect example of why those drains can be so dangerous
He already said that! 😂
After the drought last summer, it's so nice to see these rivers back at level again
You mentioned the u-posts were not serving any purpose against the grate, but remember, you could NOT push it at all when they were in place. The grate became much easier to move after you removed the u-posts. They worked well to hold the grate up against the pipe, by preventing it from falling away. I really enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
Your enthusiasm is contagious! Thanks for showing us the landscape - beautiful countryside!
@ 25:25 You’re lucky that metal post didn’t dislodge and spring upward. It would’ve been a straight shot at your Jewel’s 💎 💎🤣
Man love your excitement... When the log went straight through the culvert, I heard the joy in your voice
One of an actually few channels that make my mood go back to the bright side. Thanks to have us ride along!
Yump! Me too!
It’s cool to see all of the old roads.
why is this channel so addicting???? I guess it reminds me of playing outdoors (in the 70s when kids went outdoors) and playing with mud and water ways--!!! This cat rules--he should be getting donations!!!!
Hey brother I live in NW Indiana and ive seen it snow here in May. One year it was so cold in June we had to wear winter coats. My daughter was born in June and we was going to have her party at the park and cook on the grill. But it was so cold we had to call it off from the park and everyone go to my house and I was still trying to grill with a winter coat, gloves and a stocking hat. I'll never forget that June. God bless you and your family my friend.
Just gotta love those big high boots. Fun to watch Post 10.
This is the perfect scenario for a “poking stick.” A slightly sharp-ended stick to jam vertically into the area you suspect the culvert to exist, that will pierce through dirt but not a pipe. You don’t need a metal detector, or to dig around for a half hour on guesswork, just jam the stick in multiple places along the side of the road, and when you hit something, jam it along that until you stop hitting it, and you should have located the culvert’s mouth. Then dig there for 5 minutes, clearing it, and bam. Clean entrance on a long-buried culvert.
Ooh, I take that back at 5:15. Feet of gravel is the weakness of the poking stick. Gravel stops a poking stick in its tracks. I have a suspected buried culvert here in my town, went out with a long, neon orange sign post, to poke around, and the entire area (under less than an inch of dirt) was solid gravel where there probably used to be a ditch.
Excellent: especially seeing old abandoned roads.
That grate/water pressure was impressive. Good job getting it open! 👏
Thanks for another ride-along! 😎
Enjoy your weather it was 107 here today. Great job nice flow.🌵😎
It's very nice that those T-Posts were so easy to remove. I believe their purpose is to support the grate in place against the culvert when the water is low so that it does not become dislodged when the water isn't as high. Great work, love this video especially! Amazing hydraulic pressure against that grate with the added resistance of the debris.
Hey Post!
Have you thought of using a metal detector for those pesky hidden culverts? I wonder if that could help you out…
I've had that idea for a while now, but in all reality, it probably wouldn't be feasible for Post 10 to have one with him at all times, being as a lot of the culverts are stone or plastic these days
yeah could probably just get one of those little metal sensors if they detect aluminum at least though won't help for plastic lol
or a poking rod
I loved riding around with you! What fun. Great filming!
Loved this one! Seeing those old roads and l really love the stone culverts they seem SO much nicer and sturdier than the pipes sad they remove them then you see them use puny pipes that are undersized. Please revisit those old stone culverts again or show others. This was a great little bit of history you showed us❤love seeing those. Also love how you talk like we are right there with you. God bless what you do you bring me a lot of calm and enjoyment getting to travel along. Its amazing what you do.
Yessss another Post video to watch tonight! Woooop!!
So happy to spend time with you today. Our visits make my day. I always watch one to several videos everyday.
I have been home sick for a week and probably next week too- bronchitis. Your channel keeps me entertained! I haven’t seen this one yet don’t get sucked in 😂!
"I sure am glad unclogging season's back!" - epic.
I don’t know about anybody else, but when I hear you say “Hey Everyone”, my blood pressure automatically drops 10 points. Thanks for that Post. ✌🏻🤍
Yeah that's the feeling. 😊
My BP goes down as well😂
Hence post 10, he posts, blood pressure drops:)
Yeah. His voice and tenor is soothing and entertaining. I love his vids.
@@Lovemonkey2005 and when he gets excited about something is good to see
There's an old saying. "With a high-vis vest and a clipboard, you can unclog anything".
I LOVE the old granite culverts..
Very interesting indeed. Laughed at “dragging the Christmas tree”, pictured with still leftover ornaments lol. We love you Post. ❤
I love how you say “we” when you were talking about unclogging the culvert. 😂😂I didn’t help but I am a regular viewer 😂😂please be safe post ! Love your content ❤❤❤❤
Have listened to you speak for hours on end before, and you sound like you’re either coming down with or getting over a cold… hopefully you’re doing better! so happy for new content today!
Thank you for the culvert clearings today. Impressive labors. See you on the next. Thanks 10! 😊😊
Here in Eastern Oklahoma, we don't get nice snow in the wintertime - we get sleet, freezing rain, or the always-interesting freezing fog. If it gets down to zero, it's a big deal.
Be careful out there postie👍
Great job thanks for sharing. Chris from England
This was a great video Post! Love the old culverts.
Love your videos. You need to get a probe rod to find the hidden culverts. Long metal rod about 1/2 inch in diameter with a T handle on top. About 4 feet long. I used to use one to find sewer pipes.
The Steve Irwin of unclogging pipes and drains. 😂
Next time on post 10:
Excavator guy strikes again
“Looks like this drain has some excavator damage, they probably need to replace this soon”
And public infrastructure is put at risk as our hero has his doubts
“The drain could be on this side or over there, no way to tell except start moving this beaver debris”
But even without his equipment, our hero will do his best against the anarchy
“Alright guys, the rake could bend in this pressure so I’m just going to scoop it out with my hands”
Secrets will be revealed
“Excavator guy has been here also”
And a shocking betrayal will shake our hero
“Excavator guy works for the D.O.T, they need to start training them better”
Find out next time on, Post 10
I could watch videos of these roads all day
Believe it or not I just love to watch your video it's so relaxing and I can see how beautiful America is.
Post 10 saving the world one drain at a time
Has anyone seen those pitiful knock off videos of other people trying to imitate Post 10! There’s only 1 post 10! Go Man!
You should check into grabbing a cheap metal detector to help narrow the search for hidden culverts.
As another option for when it is flowing at a low volume like the first, have you ever tried biodegradable dyes to trace the flow? Like sprinkle some a yard or so back and see if it leads to the inlet?
I live in the flat land of Norfolk England. Watching your vids I can go on holiday.
I wonder if a pool skimmer would be worth adding to your tool arsenal for cleaning those pine needles from that grate @15:30
How you comented 4 days earlier?
This is probably from one of his other channels. Perhaps it brings the comments when reposted? ✌🏻🤍
@@drmikiking - Pateron supporter
@@ViKee010 - Nah, that's not a thing CZcams can do...
I watched Your first flicks years ago- You actually seem to do a better job than the authoritys. And the most sophisticated tool is Your car, I think. I also like how You know the lay of the land- Happy New Year, Buddy!
Beautiful country where you are, we live in Florida!!! Those are the most beautiful stone and granite culverts, they should have continued doing them that way!!! Love your channel!!!
You should train April to find hidden culverts lol 😆 or just sit there looking cute! Great job getting that flowing well 😉👍
He doesn’t have April anymore. She’s with a family member
Love it when you can see the old alignment of a major road.
It’s funny when he puts a ‘t’ in organic
That is such a beautiful place. I'd love to go travelling around there.
I love all your videos I want to thank you once again for sharing in everything you do.
I live in Florida now but I sure do miss those spring days...great memories of NH
Those old culverts are awesome.
Great video thanks
It’s the little things like putting the conversion from Fahrenheit to Celsius in the video that makes this video and others like it. Great keep up the good work.
I watch his videos I get totaly involved in his work I feel a relief when the water flows unobstructed. When its over I ask my self y did I watch that? I guess i have learned a few things.✌️🇺🇸
I'm already ready for the next winter camping video
Amazing, the pressure on that grate. Thanks and keep taking care, post 10.
Fantastic video. This is what I need daily to survive lol I absolutely love driving around "with" you. Can't wait for more long vids❤
Glowing in the dark!!!! Thank You guys!
18:12 that's what he says, but the truth is he makes that noise because he's as excited as we are to get another culvert unclogged.
Fantastic trip. Really enjoyed watching the culverts blasting. Thanks so much for sharing. Be safe.
You're a true Horsefighter!❤❤
Wonderful peace of filming loved this post.
Living in the country all my teen life, I thought I knew a lot about nature but, this guy got me beat.
I still say the Department of Natural Resources needs to hire you, give you a good truck or SUV and all of the tools you need to do this for a living/job. You would easily be employed full-time! Great job!
I like when he shows abandoned places :)
I love watching these videos thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow,it's July and Northern maine has snow still.being in uk that's incredible.hope your OK post 10,take care buddy.
If he put out a raffle/contest for a shot at hang'n out with him on one of these "culvert cleanings" I'd definitely enter! Winner pays self and he just drives.... that be awesome! =8-D Woooooooo......!!!!
Dam(n)...
Post, I always enjoy watching your videos!
Great stuff as always. Many thanks.
Hey Post, I love your vids bud. Have you ever tried Gold Prospecting? It's a fun hobby and your in a pretty good place! Thanks for sharing your videos man!
Love this video and all the old granite culverts
Is this filmed earlier? There can't be snow left anywhere
Yup; Post normally has a backlog of videos, then he'll eventually post them or post the videos on his second channel!
He said it was in the middle of April at 6:33
Come to Utah, plenty in higher elevations.
Yes, Post definitely mentioned a date in April when this was filmed 👍
Enjoyed watching the video Post 10 😊
For future reference if you jiggle the great forward and backward quickly the debris will work threw the holes and allow you to pull it out after it is mostly clear
In the East of England U.K. the tool you are using is called by the older locals a Cromb.
Those old stone culverts are super cool.
Hey McLovin Thanks for another great video
I enjoy your videos and information that you provide, interesting stuff!
I do love to see the bears!
I also enjoy seeing the bears but unfortunately it's usually throwing trash cans across the yard, hasn't been here awhile
Beautiful River. I love that old road.
Love how you've taken them in mate , i recon there name's should be Pepsi & Fanta 😂😂
GOOD JOB
I like the old roads. We have a lot like that especially in Northern Idaho. Mostly the old roads are still open because they go to old farms or similar.
Greetings from Pennsylvania dude!!! Relaxing vids as always!!! 😎 👍
I'm outside of the town of Susquehanna
They recently installed a brand new storm drain in my area, which is really cool. Going to keep an eye on it.
Post 10 is a blessing.
That first pipe is a good one to ignore. Water has another route, so that little pool is beneficial for critters.
I really like that granite culvert.