Huge Clog After Major Flood At The Triangular Trash Rack

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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[@post.10]

Original Flood Video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYTGhZ6HiLepg9Usi=IpvhOSe_vNFri4iM

[@elusivelectron]

You've cleared out this same area before unless it's only the same style of grate.

[@shacuras8201]

Looking into the distance and seeing that perfectly straight water line is surreal

[@bugzptr]

That waterline scar really shows how deep that flood was. Impressive!

[@toptier2800]

I don't get it. How is your comment 2 weeks old but the video is uploaded 2 days ago?

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

An explore by kayak when it was flooded may have been cool😊! Thanks for the update!! That was quite a flood!

[@greensteve9307]

That dead-leaf waterline is amazing. It's fascinating as a coastal Aussie to see trees that aren't used to flooding.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Drained mangrove and water cypress swamps look even more bizarre.

[@mnomadvfx]

Plenty of places with mangroves in the US too.

[@hownottoadult1014]

A fellow Aussie 🎉

[@ledaatjemauw]

Triangle grate is like a celebrity to me. I was utterly awestruck at the flooded video, now again with the unreal landscape with a straight line fully through it. Thanks for the side by side before and afters, really shows the difference! It's crazy!

[@x.v3n0m.x]

still can’t believe that whole place was like 8ft underwater! honestly thought it would take longer than 2 months for it to drain back with how it was looking initially

[@bigal8476]

Maybe it drained quickly bcz it was stopped by a flood gate and then flood gate was opened

[@mrissa0562]

The sheer amount of damage water can do to an ecosystem when not at natural levels is just astonishing

[@livingonthetyne]

But it also creates wetlands which allow other kinds of ecosystems thrive.

[@dustyc324]

that is the natural level, for a flood. if anything, human ls building and maintaining drainage is the unnatural level.

[@OlavFolland]

​@@livingonthetyneif you mean the local plants and animals will die off and get replaced by ones used to warmer temperatures, yes.

[@Sally-up8xe]

Been waiting for a Trianguar Grate area update. The scars from the depth of the water came through the camera amazingly. It was WOW when it was flooded, to see it now is mind-blowing. Glad it's back to normal. .

[@viceroyzh]

I always wondered what has happened to this beaver-made lake. Thanks for showing.

[@cherylhuot4436]

That water line looks like it was drawn with a ruler!! Thanks for the update! So appreciated.

[@jenniferbolting9446]

I never clicked on a video so fast! The sheer power of water is always so impressive! Thank you so much for this update! I have been waiting since the first video!

[@anniehowes1987]

Been waiting 2 months for you to come back here.. so happy to see this update, I thought it might take longer to drain! Thanks for the amazing content!

[@rockerforlife194]

There is NOTHING better than a great unclogging video from Post 10! He is amazing and is the reason I never miss one of his videos. And, he seems like he would be such a nice guy to hang out with. (And all around good dude) I watched many unclogging videos but, I always come back to the Man. Post 10. I actually started watching these kind of videos because of Post 10. Thanks, Post 10. He's the best, imho and, has the greatest channel of any of them. Kudos, Post 10!

[@FionaC1]

Great to get an update on this one! 😊 It looks post apocalyptic

[@jpgcne]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. Good to see the trash rack again. Also I'm happy to see you wearing the work gloves. I always thought about that. ❤❤❤

[@annagoldbeck3543]

Thank you for coming back to show us the aftermath! That original flood video was wild

[@Will_RM]

😮 Wow that's crazy, I've been waiting for you to come back to this one.

[@stevenhorne5089]

You're a natural at this. You rarely ever stumble on your words.. Very impressive.

[@attwooda4655]

Wow Post that scar line is incredible.. I'm loving the triangular trash rack, its a close 2nd to the lake drain! Sending thanks from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 xx

[@jacobschwartz6379]

The start of the video with you walking and filming with the rake in the field of vision makes it look like we’re playing a first person video game called the adventures of post 10 I love it haha

[@NYDRAINS]

A total 360° water line is clearly visible!! That is so awesome, thanks for the update Post, if it wasnt for you taking your time to show us, we would never know! 😎👍

[@user-bq3gs6ke6u]

Thanks for bringing us back. Love watching you post 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lisakaye3935]

YAY! Just got home from work, drinking a beer and going to watch this new video!

[@doonular]

If more people cared enough to take the time and effort to do things like this on their own, our environment and world would likely be a much nicer place for everyone. Thank you very much to this gentleman and others like him for caring about our world.

[@GrimReaper4383]

All of us were waiting for you to return to this site.

[@johnsmart964]

Thank you very much for this very interesting and informative video presentation which is very much appreciated by the people who are absolutely delighted at receiving this report from you.

[@sarahprior9517]

Love the rake at the beginning 🤣💜🇬🇧

[@alleyse1]

Interesting to see the change and more to go.

[@lauraulnye6857]

Been waiting for this!❤ Its crazy how deep it was.

[@Wineblood]

It's good to see an update of the triangular grate, that flood was wild. I didn't realise it until this video but with how wide that area is, the volume of water needed for it to flood that high is unreal.

[@statementleaver8095]

1/2 lakes checked 1) = Triangle Rack ✔ 2) = Lose Footbridge with the Crumbling Dam path ⁉️

[@brandeezyc]

That water line is incredible when you are looking out over that whole area

[@cheggs04]

some news here in the UK ... the first beaver in 40 years has had its first ever baby never born. here in the UK. so I guess we are going to start having beaver damns shortly.. just a bit of useless info.

[@Sally-up8xe]

That's not useless info, that's great news! Yay return of beavers! ❤

[@cheggs04]

thank you.😆😆😆😆

[@chadmcmillan1907]

Wow! That was really awesome to see all of the changes to that forest! I was blown away with how bad the flooding was in the last video of this area. The waterline scar was really cool and mind-blowing to see because we can see just how large of a flood that occurred. I'm surprised it was just a retention dam, I thought it was a landslide or something! Next video could you possibly show us the retention dam? That would be really cool to see. Thank you for clearing the trash rack again and for taking the time to create these videos.

[@paulacollins8327]

Stunning scenery with the trees reflected on the water

[@GuntherRommel]

I sincerely hope that Patreon has helped you in your journey to Make America Flow Again.

[@hevchip741]

That tide line was quite remarkable. I have seen a documentary about tsunami that travelled up a valley and the same thing happened, the newer trees are so much smaller so the tide line was very visible.

[@michaelpaysour2151]

Great update . I remember the video you did when the flood happened.

[@Chirita008]

What a difference!! That waterline was pretty impressive. I didn't realize how much I missed your culvert clearings until today. It's so nice to see a problem solved in such a short timeframe and you're helping mother nature move right along. Great job! Looking forward to many more. 😊

[@charlieann456]

I was so sxcited to see how the flooded area turned out. Great job! Thanks for the before and after shots.

[@kelvingrebert7315]

that waterline was amazing. the amount of water is nearly uncomprehendable.

[@Mk-dm5zt]

it would be interesting to see how far that flood line goes downstream

[@tessawhite7962]

Welcome home triangular grate…..we’ve missed you! That flood was insane! Hopefully that area will grow back healthier and more beautiful than ever.

[@sparband]

Thanks for the update. I was wondering about that area.

[@jamesalinio5277]

The difference between what it normally looks like, the height of the water flood, and since the water has receded leaving the proverbial bathtub ring is spectacular, Post 10 needs to find the dam and get a video of that so we can see the size of it

[@grimesy36]

I’m embarrassed to admit how much I’ve been looking forward to an update on this 😂

[@jennyprintannier7652]

Thank you again for another great video….,I love all the information you give and the great footage….Can I please ask, what normally happens with the beavers of an area when it floods? Do they relocate themselves or come back to their lodges? …. Sending much thanks and love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤🏆

[@BillMartre-uq1gg]

I live 30 foot from a river. In winter it can get scary. cool video

[@carolavw]

Lovely to see you back in this location. And nice to know what actually happend.

[@karennewsome2276]

I’m SO glad you did an update!! I’ve been thinking about that place since you showed that massive flood. It was pretty amazing to see the water line . Thanks for sharing.

[@Toinette2883]

That’s so amazing to see that water line. So interesting to see the footage of when you were there before and what it looks like now. Thanks for that I’m sure many people were wondering if the water had receded. It almost looks kind of creepy how the clumps of grass are scattered all over the place.

[@KCJenkins]

I love when you throw the small stuff in so we can see it coming out the other side.

[@Sally-up8xe]

Extra fun is when he puts something through then runs over to see it come out the other end.

[@lucidmoses]

8 feet is pretty deep. Our city had a flood three times that once. Let me tell you. Once you hit 8 feet it doesn't matter that much how much more it is. At least in a city without mountains/hills.

[@davidschexnaydre7012]

Wow. At 7:59 you can really see the scar left by the flood waters. There is a distinct horizontal line and then dark underneath. Nice reporting!

[@lisakaye3935]

OMG this is crazy! I remember when you went out there. It looked like a lake.

[@simonworthington2529]

Always nice to see the previous lake and OMG and now your back for ongoing clearance. I do wonder should they not use excavator and other things to clear blockages when a pair of hands and balls to hop straight in too clear it . Well done M8 as you make a big difference in what you believe and do.

[@EclecticBuddha]

Unfortunately because of OSHA it's just easier to make as many jobs hands off as possible.

[@user-bh1hr8oc3c]

Thanks for the update.....1st video was amazing with all that water.

[@conliffeiain]

The amount of rain we've gotten in New England this year has been totally bananas, especially after last year's drought.

[@MzKari]

Can't wait to see what winter has in store since all the rain and the not so wonderful summer we have had

[@morrissettesylvie2712]

Thank you so much for the follow up, i am stunned that the water did so much damage, take care of yourself and keep doing what you love cause we love it too.😊

[@joannecraft-lane8660]

That was an EPIC video! That water line was such a surprise.

[@mrsnerdyblue4090]

That water line is insane😵‍💫, and the comparison from when it looked beautiful to how it looks now is really jaw dropping

[@MzKari]

OMG I thought we would never make it back 😔 so glad the flooding has gone down

[@RetroNook]

I get it, understand and agree why the beaver dam needs to be takin down, but I can't help but feel for the beaver.

[@linh8997]

... not to mention all of the other non flying animals

[@Dana.1]

I love this grate. I remember being astonished when you were there a couple months ago. Good to see it coming down!

[@pandaloves17]

I've been waiting for this video

[@poisionivy]

i was just thinking of this place then boom you let us all know with a new video and thank you post 10. have fun and be safe.

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

Thank you so much for bringing us back here and explaining why it was as it was. This is my favorite place or trash rack that you clear. I hope they make a new rack just like this to replace it. Great video. Very informative. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@shatzebaby1]

I love watching your videos I live in England 🇬🇧 so I learn alot about animals and all the trails and campouts I love watching the trees change colour thank you xx

[@juanstarnotip8122]

YAY my favorite trash rack

[@diane_alworth]

That scar is incredulous. Almost hard to comprehend. Great job P! That trash rack is always misleading on how much crud it holds.

[@Carole712]

I have been waiting for this video. I couldn’t believe the water level before. It’s awesome to see the area now that the water level has dropped.

[@ensuingyelps]

I've been waiting for this video! Good to know what happened. Thanks for the update.

[@yvonnecook8635]

Yay my favourite! You and the trash rack😉. Thanks for the update. That was crazy seeing how high the water actually was. Take care and cheers🇨🇦❤️

[@cindystrachan8566]

If the beaver’s lodge is under water completely, what happens to the beavers?😊

[@linh8997]

Beaver karma??

[@Antartica77]

Thank you that was so enjoyable! We appreciate you!

[@ssb031]

That was a crazy flood! Great job getting that unclogged! You looked like He-Man getting those big clumps in there! lol

[@rockymahatava5250]

That's incredible post great footage.

[@mantailuaa]

I’m glad the rack survived the flood. The scar in the woods looks cool and sad at the same time.

[@carolb29]

I'm glad you talked about the beavers at the 1st stop. I was going to ask what might have happened to them during the flood.

[@sheilan6235]

That’s incredible! The water line is really clear, it’s crazy how much water was there all summer.

[@xxPenjoxx]

You are literally changing the world, one step at a time. I love how you have high respect for nature. Keep up the great work, Post 👍

[@Sally-up8xe]

Good unclogging! Almost as good as the first one at this location. Looking forward to the future visits. Very annoyed the triangle grate is damaged, it's such a good grate. That style should be in lots more places. Thanks for another good video. Post!

[@kevinballuff1164]

It is absolutely amazing how that waterline was on the trees and bushes as far as we could see

[@Sunlight91]

England also has water storage retention ponds, but the one near me isn't nearly as big in area. If they shut the gates the water level rises by 3-4m.

[@melanievarela4048]

WOW! That water line was way up there. Really visible, good shots of it.

[@themousefiles]

Wow, that place was extremely flooded. Glad it's a lot better now.

[@spikethomas5503]

I've been wondering when you'd get back to this area since your last video. Glad you finally made it there. A dramatic difference since the water receded.

[@jen8491]

Great video Post 👍. This place definitely looks different. Thank you for sharing.

[@lesleyvick5164]

I have been wondering about this track rack. The grass will die and help the ground further down the line. The beavers may relocate themselves somewhere else, thinking post 10 doesn't do this kind of thing

[@patriciaguenzler9150]

Water can give life and definitely take life that is awesome 👍 The flood line was high and the resilience of the forage Will come back hopefully

[@Mommy_Molina]

I was waiting for this video!

[@oonajohnson109]

This trashrack is my favorite of Post10 videos. Gratifying.

[@2212db]

It's very surreal to see the waterline so clear at such a high level in the trees

[@riverview60]

Cool video was wondering about that area!! Keep up the good work!!❤

[@chrism9294]

That waterline is cool. I don’t think I’ll ever see that in my perpetually drought ridden area.

[@LadyHeathersLair]

Ah, to see the triangular trash rack again. Quite the flood!

[@BEV0323]

WOW, that's a vast difference that waterline reveals! One can see the marks it left on the trees and on other areas!!! 😮🤯🥴

[@damnbadger8242]

Very cool to see this place back, after that flood.

[@ElvenLight]

wow! the waterline is amazing, it's hard to imagine that much water through the forest!! Also the chunks at 18:12 were so satisfying to see grabbed and tossed

[@jenniferconner7534]

An incredible amount of water that was there!!