Insane amount of water freed and flowing from the big lake to the small lake.

The amount of water that was in the big lake flowing to little Lake is insane. Can anybody can calculate how much water is flowing through that pipe if you can it wouldd be kind of cool to know. The beavers keep blocking up the big lake drainpipe going to the little lake.

[@PhinneusT.Bluster]

Many try, but few can equal to famous Post 10.

[@skydiverdude1620]

I don't talk enough to be Post 10 all I do is film what I was already doing

[@skydiverdude1620]

Thanks for watching

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

If you expect everyone to be like post 10 then maybe you should stick to watching post 10 videos instead of comparing everyone else to him. Some people like to do things their way even if it’s not good enough for you.

[@susansmith493]

And some try to help ... while others complain.

[@randi3031]

Everyone has their way of doing things… no right or wrong . I embrace all that is …WE can all learn from each other Sending much love to ALL ❤

[@dianapugh1534]

Best thing that ever happened when POST 10 started doing this on KZbin, now everyone is having a go.

[@thundathunda4310]

Facts!

[@John-ou4rm]

Not really there's more and more people posting about work related things. It's easy enough to capture and put on KZbin

[@mrawesome5495]

The beavers are eyeballing you. "Wait until he leaves and we shall rebuild."

[@robertthomas5196]

Choice words were flying.

[@PhinneusT.Bluster]

Part of Brandon's Build Back Better

[@wendibernhardt9190]

That really is alot of water. Can't believe thus little dams hold back so much water. Beavers should join engineering company that builds dams. Got to be cheaper. Enjoyed video very much.

[@margaretckamaka5552]

Always exciting to see your videos Thank you young man🌺🍍🏝️🇺🇸✝️🤙🏽

[@lesleyelle497]

What a good job, well done, not easy once the blockage is breached and you have to keep clearing the debris against the force of the water. Such a lot of debris. Thanks for posting.

[@lynnduncan6139]

One of the cutest videos of a unclogging I've ever seen. Great job as always, but that co-star made my day!

[@skydiverdude1620]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lynnduncan6139]

@@skydiverdude1620 absolutely did!

[@joans5619]

Wow, that was fun to watch, so much water.

[@okiegrad2007]

Great video! Thanks for the help to the community! And dude is hot too! So cute!

[@diannesingletary9772]

Lots of water, fun to watch. However, 1) the two screens weren't in sync. 2) no opening pan shot of the pond you were draining from. 3) no pan shot of the pond you were draining into. 4) no final shot of the emptied pond. Gotta give context and provide a beginning, middle and end. Post 10 always gives a shout to help him sync the videos.

[@indojake100]

Best potato rake on the internet! :D Can't believe how some of the other guys use some tiny thing like my grandma used in her tulip garden. Great job

[@skydiverdude1620]

The best!

[@user-pd2gu6li2n]

it doesn't get any better than that!👍🇺🇸

[@maryfluker8268]

Great video 📹 👍, great water 💧 flow, fun to see 👀. Good job keep up the good work 👏.

[@lindahollister5530]

Thank you for a great video. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MaditaFin]

This was a good one. I hope that one day you show us the fire part too.

[@clearlynotwoke4929]

Great job!

[@sherrybennett6689]

Good job! I really enjoyed views from 2 cameras, we can watch you work and see the results.

[@hugolandheer7008]

Yes! A second camera... Perfect!

[@sophiagavra2872]

Very good job.

[@coraton07111]

Love that take! Need to get one of those for Post 10

[@carolf-nf1nb]

I am continually amazed by the amount of debris that people pull from culverts or beaver dams. And it just keeps being more and more and deeper and deeper!!!!

[@superdave8248]

Still seems like the culvert is still partially clogged with debris. The output isn't matching the input.

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always. Stay safe out there.

[@mikehicks9488]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

[@XBOXShawn12thman]

Wow .... I'd be checkin that every week!!!!

[@barbarajohnson244]

I love watching these videos so relaxing

[@michaelwhite9513]

These are amazing. I have always been in awe of the power of water. Having grown up in the Great Lakes Region I learned a great respect for water in all of its forms.

[@mykehunt2430]

Hello from Michigan ! Love the Great Lakes.

[@chrisdendinger3098]

Hello form sandusky ohio aka lake erie

[@skydiverdude1620]

Originally I am from Akron

[@susansmith493]

So well done!

[@Jennifer-457]

wow, that's awesome, thank you.

[@stpetersburged]

Would have liked to see the big lake to see how high it was. Enjoy you're videos, thank you

[@waveoglesby2920]

Mr beaver had a good time there. He will be back as they can’t stand the sound of running water!!

[@nwc3270]

That’s 100% correct

[@ronnieharrison2143]

Really like your older potato rake. Great job.

[@mykehunt2430]

Now I know that o own a few potato rakes , lol. Had no idea what they were

[@Gregdary64]

Just awesome my friend

[@jackcoberly2705]

If that is an 18-inch pipe, it's approximately 14,300 gallons per minute, if the pipe is at full capacity.

[@lennwheeler5541]

That looks like too much fun 😄

[@elmagico6994]

Priceless...

[@davidcouch572]

Impressive👍

[@nick1864]

Good job.

[@mikebright3351]

Peak outflow rate is about 150GPM based on single 20' culvert run. Every foot over 20' adds resistance of .05 on corrugated culvert. An enclosure can be easily constructed from sheep panel to prevent obstruction clogs. 1 panel would cover that opening.

[@katrinkaperkins1852]

Thanks for posting. 😊 😂 It appears you have a lot of cranky people watching you.

[@marcdowns8347]

Storm water management at its finest

[@dcolb121]

That looks more sane than insane.

[@highpsi11]

Those culverts need cone-shaped screens over the high end to divert the debris away from the opening!

[@davidhall5520]

The anticipation of the water coming through that tube was brutal!..na just kidding..I enjoy these videos..

[@marksieber4626]

This guy wears proper waders.

[@rexross7086]

You got. To love some of these comments.That's what excavators are for why didn't you do this?Why don't you people show us a video on how you clean your water drainage system

[@puncheex2]

I hope the little lake was prepared first, or there are going to be some unhappy customers in the background.

[@user-in2sc9zs7m]

Super bro sri from India

[@moboutmen]

Water mitigation at its finest.

[@johnkeviljr9625]

Those wacky beavers!

[@bubbabubba2013]

That small lake is about to be a large lake. 😮😮

[@marymulrooney1334]

With that plank being there, it's almost like people blocked the culvert on purpose.

[@louisleone4221]

How much time does it take to get rid of all the wood so they don't rebuild with it?

[@jamesk5172]

That must of been clogged for many years 😵

[@joshberry4813]

Lightsaber fixes everything

[@skydiverdude1620]

Amen

[@EternallyGod]

Gotta go open up the other culvert....get it all moving!

[@farmgirlre4634]

Can't wait to see the bonfire with all that debris when its dry! great video!

[@Hippiefishtoke]

Dual camera action!!

[@mindyrolston3915]

When you get a good flow that's when you start shoving the debris through

[@MW-xm1rc]

Do you warn property owners down stream?

[@jackwalsh2635]

Did not show what was being drained…..

[@bevfrench3496]

now that is what I call a rake

[@zyxw2000]

It's called a potato digger, used by potato farmers. But this one has unusually long tines.

[@michaelangelos5117]

Darn beavers

[@jenhills608]

Nice camera work

[@skydiverdude1620]

Thank you so much 😀

[@keithmcadams447]

Try cleaning your camera lens too!

[@ronaldoferreiramuniz1199]

Necessário maiores cuidados com as lentes das câmeras, imagens embaçadas, sem nitidez ! Grato

[@prakashhardeo5895]

You must let the trash go down the drain when you leave it on the side the beavers use it to rebuild 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@albertcyphers1532]

What you are doing is good but one of these days we are going to read about the guy cleaning the waterway and got sucked into the pipe.

[@saberwrathmysterious2737]

Hopefully they relocated the beavers before tearing up their hard work.

[@susansmith493]

Lol

[@tl3139]

No tannerite?

[@rejthree]

2 medium lakes now

[@mitchellfolbe8729]

Put a generator on the outlet for camping batteries.

[@user-lw3ul3vh2k]

It’s funny beavers are smarter than people they know to store water

[@lewisbolman7862]

Nature's little engineers

[@user-ud6ko1su2t]

Палки и мусор надо вытаскивать на сушу а не засорять в низу все. Это ни куда не денется а будет гнить

[@suzanascherer4187]

👏👏💪💗🙌🇧🇷

[@TokyoNightGirl-fk4cn]

💕Wow💛💛💛💛💛💚💛

[@billjohnson3858]

The inset video is almost 2 minutes behind.

[@chasethebase5986]

5 commercials before the video then two after

[@lindacromey2495]

Isn’t the State or County responsible for keeping these culverts open? Ours are clogged and we get flooding

[@skydiverdude1620]

This one is on private property

[@daveycrocket4873]

You keep pulling everything to the right never to the left so you keep piling more up in front of the pipe. Notice no debris ever comes out the other end of the pipe?

[@john172867]

7:03 Something gets dislodged!

[@jennifermarcum2231]

If that's not cleared out it will clog again after a big rain or two

[@markj3129]

hopefully i am doing this math right. somebody out there knows exactly how to calculate that stuff. it will not be exact for your application, but prinsco (a drainage pipe company) has a calculator on their website under the agricultural tab that will give you a rough idea what is maximum that can go through that pipe. you will need to know inside pipe diameter, slope pipe is installed at, pipe type (double wall or single wall) and percentage that pipe is full. 12 inch pipe single wall (corrugated inside) on a .25 slope can move up to 32 acre inches per day - if you were filling a 1 acre square bucket, it would be 32 inches deep after 24 hours. A 24 inch pipe on a 5.00 slope can move up to 784 acre inches per day. That would put the 1 acre square bucket at about 65 feet deep.

[@johnjet6292]

yeahhh insane camera photage too... starts at 12:10 - 13:30

[@n9uib]

i would hazard a guess at about 1000 gpm...

[@jamestboehm6450]

You need to make a triangular grate to put in front of the drain to slow down the building process and alleviate flooding problems. An easier solution would be to remove the beavers.

[@bevfrench3496]

too many people take the easy way

[@aaronsanborn4291]

Thats what an excavator is for

[@rexross7086]

Not everybody has one. It did not take him long to clean it up with what he had. Why not you show us a video on how you clean your colverts

[@jospleizier10]

Beavers dont use planks 😅😅😅😅

[@lewisbolman7862]

That has to be a long pipe, or a clogged one

[@zyxw2000]

It's a culvert. They're put under roads or highways.

[@1stsummernites]

Clean the camera lens

[@frankenstein70]

Buy that man a big huge honkin back hoe!

[@lewisbolman7862]

And a rifle

[@user-my8rw7zf2l]

Bike watching paint dry

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

I’ll take your word for it. I personally haven’t got time to waste by watching paint dry.