Completely Unclogging 36 Inch Plastic Pipe Plugged And Backing Up Stinky Water Flooding Over Road

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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[@Adam-Adamson]

Contractor - We need an 10 man team and an excavator for an all day job Post 10 - Let me grab my rake from the car, I'll have this done before my coffee is cold

[@delphireactor]

Post, I love how you say "we", like we're part of it, even thought all the rest of do is just watch and appreciate your dedication. Seriously, this is some of those wholesome, satisfying content I've ever seen. It's evolved so much over the years, now with before and after and even time-lapse so we can really see how much the water recedes. Keep doing what you do.

[@lbl9066]

I’m watching and he makes me tired just watching.

[@DonnaWhittingham]

I truly appreciate your respect for the beavers. You are never mean or malicious towards them. You stand back and marvel at their work. I'm doing that now too - admiring their work and giving them a healthy bit of respect. They are amazing animals with skills I'm sure us humans haven't figured out yet! Thanks for showing us the beavers and their work!

[@ausnein7139]

This comment is very nice ❤❤❤

[@Nicci82]

I was speaking to my husband about that, imagine if you could tune into a beavers mind and learn how they build things. You'd be able to build a house that's pretty much indestructible and also waterproof, using nothing but sticks and mud.

[@jeffpatterson8119]

My favorite of unclogging season so far! Huge pipe, new location, and poop water. Unbeatable combo!! 😂😂

[@kirara2516]

I'm glad you started wearing gloves, especially when dealing with "chocolate moose chunks". The last thing you need is to accidently catch something while unclogging these things. On another note, its nice to see the trees recovering from the stress from the drought everything looks so lush and healthy now. It's really great to see. :)

[@jenwhite5387]

Post 10 out here killin' it for us. We appreciate you, Post!! ❤️

[@tracybowling1156]

This is such a great video because you could tell when the water stopped flooding the road. I don't find it rude when you can't/don't talk while working. 😊

[@LL-ut3ml]

I love watching these videos when it looks really clear then suddenly there’s TREE being pulled out from seemingly nowhere 😂

[@Triumph1968]

I keep coming back. I'm a plumber and water that flows is a beautiful thing, on the drain side, that is ! Not so much on the pressurized intake. Those beavers are some tenacious beasts to clog that up. Great job, the sounds, the visuals and casual talks is what I come back to, time and time again. Love this channel and the other two also.

[@ClariNerd]

There was a major blockage in Hollis NH today that I saw while I was out hiking. Took off my boots and socks and walked into the stream to unblock the stone triple culvert under the trail. The area used to be farmland before the beavers came in. The farmers decided to turn the area into a tree farm and also a public-ish park. You should check it out sometime, Beaver Brook Association in Hollis, NH

[@azreyevans1843]

Post10 truly inspired so many people to do good for the environment & community alike.

[@deenasmusicbox]

That's so awesome that you did that!

[@db.mc2]

👊👍 Appreciate you my friend 🙏

[@ivoryowl]

I know people don't like to get their shoes wet but it can dangerous to remove your footwear and waddle in unknown waterways like that. You never know what kind of trash and other sharp objects could be hidden under water. Plus leeches.

[@W33DwasherME]

I like to think of us as the "POST10 CORPS". Lol. I hope he is fully aware of the good that comes from his videos, it's literally world-wide.

[@allen_p]

With a flood plain that wide they need more than one culvert for that drainage. The beavers really outdid themselves with that dam. Really laced the branches together.

[@chadmcmillan1907]

That was one heck of a flood! Very nice job getting that cleared as best as you could, because that pipe had some serious problems! I agree that they should never use plastic culverts. The evidence is overwhelming that they are just a poor product and are no substitute for an iron culvert or better yet those glorious granite box culverts from way back! Those things are awesome! I'm sure not many people in that area even know you are doing all of that big time work helping make those roads a lot safer and minimalizing the extreme costs of having to rebuild roads after washouts. This was one of your best unclogging so far Jimmy! Keep up the good work and thank you from all of your fans for helping to make the world a little better and safer. God bless!

[@sergten]

Post10: Hey, the Sun is coming out. Me: How did he manage to unclog that?

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Clouds are still water, man; he just gets water flowing~😉😂

[@billrobbins5874]

Seemed a massive amount of logs, branches and other blockage stuff in this one. Even seeing you pull the deeply embedded sticks out the ground before the culvert. Very well done, Post! Just getting the inside of boots wet, would be enough for some to call it quits. Swarms of flies, mosquitoes and stinkin swamp gas doesn't detour you! 👍👍 🪵🦫🪵🕷️🦟🪰💩🤢😤😲👀👀👀👀👍👍

[@bkitteh6295]

😂😂😂

[@marcel_max]

LOL

[@paulrash2886]

Post10 "time to get to work"

[@douglassiemens4245]

One of the most dramatic differences in before and after you've shown. The beavers that constructed this dam must have had an advanced degree as much engineering as they put into it!🙂

[@cindymoody712]

Thanks for the before and after segments, it’s cool when you give more info. Like how the beavers build their dams.

[@iChief803]

Just what I needed to end my day! Thanks for posting Post!

[@graceangel5146]

Not often I have time to start my day with one of your videos. A nice accompaniment to my coffee. I need to do this more often! 🙂

[@cleokey]

Good job, I couldn't even see the culvert for the first few minutes 👍👍

[@isolatedgrindset]

I'm not sure how i explain to friends I watch post battle beavers, but i do know i'm excited every time i see that video notification. It has been an amazing year for videos, loving the content.

[@Fred-B]

I have watched your videos for years now. You are a legend, Sir.

[@India.H]

This really seemed to take it out of you, Post, so good work and well done!! Watching you do this, I feel like the relevant DOTs should just let you put your own team together to solve things rather than send out idiots with excavators that don't have a clue. And why, oh, why, do companies now use cheap plastic that won't even last two weeks?! Everything used to be built stronger. If that pipe lasts five years, I'll eat my baseball caps.

[@howlers8]

I'd guess2 ...at the outside

[@PRC533]

I got the impression that this is a private road maintained by the logging company, at least in part. People use it for access because it's there.

[@黄淑菱]

🎉

[@DanWatling]

Best quote ever, "I've got a fly in my ear right now... hmm.." You do amazing work and I always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for uploading these!

[@susanbroussard6826]

A fly in your ear ..get it out!!

[@Grab_your_Waders]

That was fun one! Eagerly awaiting the collaboration. 😁

[@T_B]

DUDE!!!! I'm not done watching yet and you kicking the hell out of those stuck sticks. This may be the worst (labor intensive) culvert I've seen you clear, for the past 2 years. 💪 Ok, back to the video.....

[@Moragangus7]

That was hard work. Well done, Post. Watching from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@l.faraday8767]

Todays video was very interesting. Thanks 10! 😎🇨🇦😎

[@ChrisSmith-yq9pr]

You sir are absolutely amazing to watch! Thank you for taking us on your journeys with you! You did such an incredible job, I can see how you can be worn out!!

[@stephanierussell8644]

Phew ! That was hard work. Why aren't all culverts installed with metal grills infront to stop beavers building inside ? Another fantastic video , you can't beat the sound of gushing water once the blockage lets loose. Respect from 🇬🇧

[@mikhailineve1]

I've been watching since the splash vids on a flooded street... this one I'm proud of You've come along way! To the point that other random vloggers are mentioning you! Great job! I really am proud!! You have grown so much in this community! I look forward to every vid!

[@JessyWilliamson]

You ever think about putting a GoPro camera at the end of your rake so we can see the clogs underwater? Love your dedication!

[@stephs7294]

Post, you did an absolutely fantastic job there, you could see how hard you were working to clear it! I'm glad you didn't fall over, that would definitely not have been pleasant in the least x you're an awesome person, and I hope one day somebody from the DOT notices how hard you work x you deserve a medal as big as a dustbin lid for the work you do x

[@lesleyelle497]

What an epic unclogging this one was, Postie, great job, thanks for showing us your work. And thanks too for showing us what those amazing beavers can build, they’re incredible animals.

[@richardsylvanus2717]

Excellent job on all of the before and after shots

[@teret6719]

I'll bet your ears burn all of the time. Almost everyone I watch mentions you anymore. Great job!

[@Drumwolf62]

You sure have a lot of energy. I remember those days. lol Great job!! It seems like you pull out a whole forest sometimes. I am amazed how much debris you keep pulling out of those pipes. Seems never ending sometimes. I also like your camping videos. I am learning more about what to do and not to do. Thank you for your time and effort. Appreciate it.

[@cherylhuot4436]

Post, you don’t need to chat while you are working!!! In your older videos you rarely said a word and your audience grew and grew! Talking for the sake of talking uses valuable energy. If people complain about it, they need to learn the value of silence. The sound of hard work, and nature are loud and clear in your videos. Well done!

[@Wauzy]

Most of the time, the automatic subtitle generator does not understand what is being said from a distance. Then I don't understand anything and that's a pity too.

[@Dana.1]

Dang! HUGE difference by your boots from when you started 10:45 to when you finished 30:00. Never ceases to amaze me how much material they weave in.

[@NeverTrustTheMan3]

We did a good job! Love how you showed us the inside of the culvert. Thank you!

[@allfunnydogsstories2129]

Your videos are so good. Very soothing. Love the water sound, and how you work. Thanks for all the posts.

[@simonworthington2529]

That was deep and as usual you jump right in and got it cleared nicely. Miles and miles of tape you must go through. Great job again.

[@mikehicks9488]

A cordless Dewalt multitool would allow you to cut away damaged portions of plastic pipe - and possibly some of the really thin metal pipe. Nice video. Good work. Thanks for posting.

[@sixteenstone007]

It would be cool to see a time-lapse of how quick the beavers come back and their building process.

[@lbl9066]

I’ve seen his time lapse bf and it’s very interesting. The beavers are methodical at building back..

[@kathrynkenyon785]

Still interesting whether you talk or not. Watching you work like a BOSS is cool.

[@marcygiles9027]

That was a tough one for you, my back hurt watching! Awesome job!! Great gusher!

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Excellent another of my favourite unclogging videos. Thanks post.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kayakfunnj]

I love your passion. I'd love to buy you breakfast and sit over a cup of coffee and hear your story!

[@hevchip741]

Job well done Sir. Those beavers are incredibly clever, when i see the effort it takes to move a blockage like that ,it makes me realise how structurally strong those dams are.

[@JJfromPhilly67]

Thanks again Post 10 for a great video. I have learned so much about Beavers from you by watching the videos and listening to you.

[@kek23k]

One man (and his rake) can make a difference!

[@davidglover9672]

Well done for another cleared culvert. I have only one suggestion - never float a log down a pipe that is longer that the pipe dimension - it could result in a blockage in the pipe - as in this video. Keep up the good work.

[@michellejackson1445]

Every time you pulled out a load of wood and debris I thought surely you had it all out, and the out would come yet another enormous log! Those beavers are like little engineers!

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Great angle on the camera and can see the Rake working under water. pretty cool!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@SaintMartins]

Nothing can stop Post 10. Not spiders, not angry beavers, not mosquitos, not ticks or moose poop.

[@YzerWings]

Not gonna lie, seeing new Post10 videos makes my day.

[@cynhanrahan4012]

It's good you also educate about human error when we build in areas mostly inhabited by wildlife. Going cheap always fails, you've shown us that over and over. And I never get tired of watching.

[@groundhog8148]

That was a awesome video not much driving at all and the dam was dismantled lots of water flow good work young man 💪🏻

[@joeganusi8522]

That's one tough rake. I'm surprised the end hasn't come off with all that tugging.

[@Mark-1111-]

Hey Post!! You had me laughing so hard the cats jumped off my chest! Yeah so I'm laying here checking this video out which is pretty cool and I feel you with the humidity, those annoying bugs, the stickiness it's not fun.... So having said all that right at 19:04 is when I found it funny because that tree branch to your left must have got on your last nerve and you snapped it and threw it right out of there😂 It's the small things like that I find funny...for you I know you want to get the heck out of there. Thanks for taking the time and making this video for us!

[@Attia1701]

I absolutely love this, your pond looks so good. I wish I had one in my yard.

[@gaslitgames]

As I was watching I was thinking you might want to think about getting a camera drone. You could do fly overs of the ponds show water level changes and likely beaver lodges. Could be cool seeing the before and after from the drone's perspective.

[@99Getrdone]

Enjoy watching converts get cleaned up thats hard work

[@jacquiefairgrieve9350]

Don't know why the park ranger authoritys don't employ you as a consultant, you would rock those beavers into leaving your state. Jacquie

[@barbarawilliams5732]

Brilliant...saw later video where whole area flooded...saw the gate post of the gate you parked next to in this video. Thank you...awesome 😊❤

[@bradleycrenshaw6778]

More underwater footage please. We really liked that.

[@paulsingleton6071]

Awesome video thank you and great camera angle. Glad to see you wearing gloves 👍

[@kayley2206]

Great work as always!

[@thescoundrel2]

Thanks post, very cool

[@mickestahl6178]

That is what we call beaver dam>(age).... Love your work to keep it under control..

[@johammond9359]

You are never boring and educational. Time goes by fast. 😊👍 MORE.

[@jpjpJPJPG]

It was cool seeing the water from the road slow and eventually stop in the camera two feed as you cleared it more and more. Thanks Post!

[@Poppys-Adventures]

Another good video 👍 Some people will get this.... Forest: help I'm drowning Post10: Hold my vintage unopened 78 year old beer that I need to taste I gotta unclogging to do (Reference to your other channel)

[@cindystrachan8566]

Bet you wish you had a buck for every bug bite and inhaled bug you’ve encountered while saving roads. May I make a suggestion? When healthcare professionals (and many others) have to go into a stinky situation, we smear a little Vick’s Vapo-Rub under our noses. Really helps. Might help you when you spot moose poops in they water or ponds with a lot of decaying vegetation. Still loving all you do. Wish we had someone like you in Northern Indiana. By the way: when you mention beaver trappers, do they use humane lice-catch methods or those nasty traps that drown or maim/kill the beavers? Seems to me there are lots of places that could benefit from a little old beaver action.

[@shawneeb3771]

Well done and very interesting. Thanks for letting us observe you clearing these culverts.

[@bkitteh6295]

Great unclogging. Thanks for showing us!

[@rheffner3]

Always doing a great job. Appreciate it.

[@ejeanroh377]

Watching you from Albuquerque, N M. Love watching you! You're the best! Thank you for what you do...

[@JuanitaHundley]

Exceptional beaver dam removal! You’re exhausted but the results of your work is obvious. Congrats on a great job!

[@gwynneposey8123]

This is a new favorite for sure!

[@robertzalaker4775]

good job Post. we had around 8 inches rain this weekend in buckley il. i was pumping with a 3 inch gas powered pump and 4 sump pumps around the yard and 1 in the basement to keep my house from flooding.I think we have beaver dams or just overgrown brush in the creeks where the town drains

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Great job!🤗

[@cindig3296]

Amazing amount of sticks and debris in that small culvert! I felt that I was watching you pull things out of Mary Poppins carpet bag. It just didn't look as if all of that could fit in that small pipe! Great job!

[@Christos.05]

Chris from Australia here Just want to say hi and we love your work mate. If you ever in Australia one day the first round of cold ones are on me. Keep it up brother your a good bloke

[@CrazyWeatherDude]

That, is what I call mosquito water. Smelly, stagnant, and full of mosquito larvae.

[@charleycrames]

You could drill small holes in the bottom of the tripod legs for drainage

[@mushroomsamba82]

Great camera angle for this one

[@lennyburdick3192]

I am so glad you use two cameras.

[@waltquandt6226]

I'm certain that an animated show could be created with you as the central character / hero and a group of devious beavers as the antagonists. There would also be a friendly Moose who would help you. I thinks kids would love it. 😊😊

[@jrodg2012]

This one is top 10 for sure!! Great job Post!!

[@deenasmusicbox]

Yes Post 10, today's video was very interesting. I liked the before and after shots too. You sure are some kind of special human being Post 10. I get a lot of enjoyment out of watching you do the things you do. I have a couple of questions if you have the time. First one: are you planning on doing a camping video soon? Second one: Have you ever seen or heard anything that you couldn't explain while you are out in the wilderness? I'm a firm believer that they exist as well as other unexplained cryptids and when I'm watching your videos I can't help but worry about you, silly I know. The video you did while camping inside that abandoned motel in the sub-freezing temperature, had me absolutely terrified, so much so that I couldn't get to sleep until almost 4 am. Also, have you been back to your street taco van in the woods? Now that was a fantastic purchase! Thank you for taking the time to read this because I know you are very busy. You take care 🙂🙂🙂!!

[@jacquiefairgrieve9350]

Why don't they use the branches, twigs etc that are not in the water? Great work as usual. Keep it up. Jacquie from Scotland

[@NYDRAINS]

Its a bird. it's a plane. No wait its Super Post! 💪😎👍

[@dmonkeyy00]

I dont know hiw the youtibe algorithm works, but when I first saw in recommended your video about the plighed in drains on anroad i was lile ok? Then i watched INTENTLY thenwhole time, and now im maratboning your videos, so good for the algorithm I guess! Keep on rocking, your videos are great!

[@judithfairchild8620]

That was some clearing job. Very well done.

[@Goof94]

Great job...well done!!!!

[@vickiclark1998]

I'm watching this while I am trying to sleep at a Flying J truck stop as I travel!! Super excited to see a clogged culvert get its freedom!!

[@wayneBranson]

Great work today, Post. If you want to, obtain a Pulaski tool and keep it in your truck to use if needed to cut through roots. I can see that you do not want to use heavy tools, and I respect that very much. However, a Pulaski would help to take your unplugging videos to another level.

[@djshuman689]

Hey everyone

[@DRIZZT5150]

Hey😊

[@wildalbalass4867]

Great stuff. Exhausting work. Interesting as always. Many thanks.

[@nsbhagwat]

It is amazing how the beavers can create such a lattice work of twigs, branches, leaves etc and block water movement.

[@omulus138]

Awesome thanks again for taking time to care to manage the environment