Unclogging 2 Completely Plugged Culverts To Save The Road. Releasing Raging Rapids

[@paulcrowther6114]

To answer your question, I appreciate you leaving in the footage of you setting up the second camera - really helps with understanding the layout and position of the culvert exit. Thanks for another great video!

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

Me too!

[@ClentBond]

Same here

[@YavannaKlappalPiggiesRock]

This exactly

[@OohMax]

Anybody else get lost in the mesmerizing reflections of sky, trees and clouds?

[@stevewhite-ko4zj]

Yup 😊

[@New_HousingFacility]

It is the rushing of water for me.

[@ccalkin]

I love that the Internet makes it possible for him to just do this for a living... Because if you asked me if unclogging drain videos would entertain me, it doesn't even sound reasonable... But it rocks!!! Gold Star Post!!

[@GuntherRommel]

That really is a good rake you're using, Post. Much more effective for clearance than a standard garden rake seems to be. Great clearance! You're really doing great camera angles and shots these days, as well. I don't know if you read some books, or did an online course or something, but the quality of camera placement has improved since a couple years back for sure. I think the continuous shot while you moved cameras around was nice, because it didn't interrupt your verbal flow at all. Really did a nicer job of immersion without the cuts.

[@GuntherRommel]

Man, there is something to be said for getting videos 2-3 weeks early. All for *ONE DOLLAR A MONTH*.

[@Brabant076]

@@GuntherRommel Time traveler 👽

[@ForestSchweitzer022097]

I totally agree. There were several times when the camera was being carried, and then set down in the perfect spot where the continuous narration felt very cinematic.

[@BarredCoast0]

I started watching your channel way back probably 3-4 years ago and at first I thought if you've seen one culvert unclogged then you've seen them all. Boy was I wrong! You've kept me coming back wanting more because you've made each video interesting and I've become addicted. Me, being an old geezer, I don't get out too much anymore so you have become an outlet for me to travel to places I have never seen before. Thanks for all you do. We need to nominate you for an award for the best U.S. Conservationist for outstanding love of animals and the environment. 🏆

[@JackycClark]

I think the Forestry Service should at least give him a per diem to cover expenses . I'm sure the govt. is afraid of being liable for any injury or property damage .

[@fungiplays2289]

Personally I like the setup and behind the scenes included. I enjoy observing process and appreciate your attention to detail. It doesn't go unnoticed here.

[@cocodojo]

Yes, finally another Post10 unclogging video!

[@sheilan6235]

I like seeing you set up the camera, etc.

[@heofthesquarebum]

You should nickname your broken rake "Frodo" since it has lost one of its "fingers".

[@GuntherRommel]

And it is fairly precious.

[@AndrewTaylorNintyuk]

can we pinpoint the moment it broke?

[@oAPXo]

@@AndrewTaylorNintyuk - Probably around 7:40 to when he sees it. Probably broke off when he was raking inside the pipe.

[@Blazen747]

He should auction off his broken rake

[@lisakaye3935]

Yaasss! 😂

[@Decon53559]

If the USA had at least 1 person per 1,000 people with your work ethic and attitude, we could build back America strong again. Praise for all your hard work!

[@peterkilvert2712]

WOW, those pipes are "going like the Clappers" (an English expression meaning FAST, derived from an old alarm clock where you can see the clapper hitting the bell)! Thank you my friend. Pete (Manchester UK)

[@BoB0132]

RIP rake. You did a great job, You literally were helping change the surface of the world. You helped changing the world. You helped to make a change. And even in your last days when you have lost your fourth arm you where supporting Post10 in creating content. What an astonishing Tool! But now... now it's time to rest. You'll never be forgotten. Records of your dutys will endeavor the Ages, inspiring humans all over the world. (Greetings from Germany ;) ) Rest in Peace, rake.

[@Keikdv]

07:47 it was with 4 legs. 07:59 it had only 3..

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

Do you did manage to unclog several culverts by doing so, you did an outstanding job. BRAVO 👍 BRAVO 👍 BRAVO 👍

[@andrewowens9382]

Another good job done ✔ post 10 really working hard there 👏 we got midges mostly around water so I can imagine what it like keep up the good work Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

[@PeterWiernicki]

You just blew my mind Post. I had no idea that clams lived in freshwater. I've only ever seen them at the ocean before this.

[@JDWDMC]

Same!

[@JackycClark]

I'm not from Maine but I think they're fresh water mussels .

[@Jill_Pajzer]

Yes! I was hoping for a clog episode this evening!

[@williamwalsh3779]

I never thought this type of content would be so addictive and satisfying, but man I'm here for it.

[@wayneBranson]

Another excellent and entertaining video, Post. I am glad that you are mostly using a 3 or 4 prong rake to unplug drain pipes. Much easier on your back. You are a very strong person and it would be easy to injure your lower back pulling on or lifting branches. I look forward to watching you unclog pipes for many years to come! Just take care of yourself physically. You are a professional athlete. Perhaps carry an extra 4 prong rake with you in your truck and a small handsaw. Keep making your videos and I will keep watching.

[@theactualsalvagedrover]

You’re kinda like.....the “Bob Ross” of culvert clearing. Keep doin what you’re doin, and we’ll keep watching my friend.

[@theactualsalvagedrover]

@@tomortale2333 Yeah! Screw you nature, with your careless smattering of leaves and branches everywhere you please! Learn about proper waste disposal, Nature!

[@the.mermaid.scientist]

And a lot of the scenery could easily be Bob Ross paintings. if i ever pickup landscape painting, well, I now have numerous reference images :)

[@glennrussell3252]

He's basically just a good guy!

[@johammond9359]

When you say, "You hope we enjoyed the video, " I can't believe it's over already..

[@Nyoutdoorsandmore]

When you shoved that log thing went sailing! That was cool. And when ur rake broke lol. I enjoy watching all ur videos I watch all ur channels your a very interesting person thanks for being exciting have a good night

[@debbiea3890]

The footage of you setting up is fun so please keep doing it. Your enthusiasm gets me every time! I love how you love your job.

[@patriciabockenstette6550]

I really appreciate camera two because it lets us see the result of all your hard work getting the pipes open. Watching the water flow from dribbles to full torrents is great. Thanks for sharing.

[@2212db]

I remember when you bought that rake. You weren't keen to use it at first, but it's served you well for the last year or so. RIP trusty rake

[@nryanc]

7:53 RIP rake. You were a good rake. 😂

[@Blackadder75]

I didn;t see the fish, but I saw it after you warned us. Your attentiveness to nature is incredible.

[@LightsMB]

Be mindful of those lithium jumper packs. I had one that I loved for 3 years that worked flawlessly but one day (while unplugged) it buldged out and almost exploded and caught fire. If you keep that in your vehicle I would recommend a LiPo fireproof battery case. They're cheap and give you peace of mind.

[@gram1124]

just wanted to leave a comment letting you know how much joy these videos continue to bring me. thanks for doing what you do and filming it for us!

[@cleansweep999]

I like that you leave everything in your vids. I really enjoy your long format videos. Thanks for the content and everything!!! 👍✌️

[@yvonnecook8635]

Sitting on my deck in the sun watching my favourite guy. Great job Postie. Love a good culvert cleaning. Cheers❤️🇨🇦

[@ursulapanikowski5065]

I just came back from work to eat something and I'm watching you again and I just love it. Love to watch what you are doing , how you explain everything it's just like I'm with you in this beautiful area.

[@lancer525]

I am really glad to see how long that rake lasted, and I am so glad that I recommended it. Its one of the better tools you've ever had. Great video, Post!

[@ChristopherBix2]

Those 4 tine rakes are OK, though I think he'd have better luck with one that cost more than $7. They make 3 tined rakes that use even heavier gauge rod and are nearly indestructible. I'd suggest he try one of those as well. You don't really need the width as much as simply the power to grab and yank hard.

[@YavannaKlappalPiggiesRock]

I like the footage of you setting it up. I can tell what is happening better!

[@kathydoyle9939]

Watching camera placement is interesting; makes it seem more like we're right there. Clam rescued! 👍 Whirlpools are always fun to see/hear. 🖖

[@jengirl2]

That was a satisfying one! Wow!! 🌊 RIP “the rake”

[@richardclark7812]

I cannot believe there was a large tree blocking that culvert. That was awesome. Love watching you and your explanation about beavers.

[@timothystevenhoward]

FYI, those clams are actually freshwater mussels. several are endangered species in the midwest. they come out of the mud after winter and like to sit in fast clear moving water.

[@ChristopherBix2]

True. I live in an area that has several mussel beds. They were building a new bridge across the Mississippi here and had to take a lot of time to assess the mussel beds in the area and collect and relocate the threatened species. There even used to be a large industry near here where they'd harvest hundreds of thousands of mussel shells and punch small circles out of them, drill and polish them, and sell them for buttons before plastic made them obsolete. A huge industry for decades. I still occasionally will find a clam or mussel shell washed ashore with holes cut out of it.

[@MrMecabih]

I love how you say whirlpool Weerlpoooor :D Grettings from England buddy. love your videos ! Really entertaining and super satisfying! cheers!

[@imagine778]

That moose was so cool! I haven’t seen one in forever since moving to the city so thanks for that

[@johammond9359]

Your videos are ALWAYS interesting and educational. I hope I remember, but then again, I can watch it, to remind me. 😊 Thank you, post.👍😊

[@hirsutebodkin6888]

I started playing the post 10 drinking game where you take a swig every time he says 'debris', 'excavator'', 'blasting', 'swamp', 'whirlpool' and 'rake' and now I'm in hospital waiting for a liver transplant

[@HannahMattox]

Of all the years I've been watching your channel, Posty, this one comes back over and over, and never fails to impress me. It's in the top 3 best unlocks you've done!

[@hunter4876]

In the realm of water's flow and nature's tangle, Your trusty potato rake, peg #4, bids adieu. Through countless battles against debris and clogs, You stood strong, a warrior tried and true. From tangled branches to stubborn beaver dams, You valiantly fought to restore the natural way. Clearing the path for rivers to freely dance, Your tireless efforts, a debt we can never repay. Amidst the rush of water and untamed wild, You braved the elements with unwavering might. Clearing obstacles that impeded the flow, Guiding the rivers, their course shining bright. Now the time has come to lay you to rest, Your days of service have reached their end. Peg #4, you were a trooper, steadfast and true, A loyal companion, a loyal friend. May you find eternal peace, dear peg #4, In the hallowed grounds of rakes gone by. Your legacy lives on, forever in our hearts, A symbol of resilience, reaching for the sky. Rest easy now, alongside the potato rake, A final farewell to your days of strife. Your memory cherished, your presence missed, In the tapestry of our journey through life. RIP Potato Rake peg #4, you served us well, Your battles are over, your spirit now free. May your legacy inspire others to persist, As we bid you farewell, forever in memory. o7

[@bkitteh6295]

An epic!!!

[@db.mc2]

Thanks Post ! 👊 👍Appreciate you my friend 🙏

[@MarkSantos-ik6tp]

my guy was in such shock he broke the rake. he said i bought it for 7 dollars at a store hahahahhaha had me dying man

[@bitter-bit]

I love when you saved the clam

[@shawneeb3771]

Enjoy your videos, they are interesting with all the information you share. Thanks for sharing the area's you go also.

[@TubeLVT]

Watching your setup helps us to understand the size and complexity of the problems you’re removing.

[@mjdaniel4738]

I like you showing the setup.

[@i0wny0upl20]

Damn, this was a good one. RIP Mr Rake [*]

[@LionFamilyFunTime]

I’ve been watching from the start and I love to se how far you’ve come :)

[@chriscooper654]

Nice work. As ever, appreciate your commentary on these beautiful landscapes that you clearly have great respect and love for.

[@danhutson3460]

Post 10, thank you for your nature adventure. Since I am unable to venture out myself, it's a pleasure seeing what you do & explaining it all. I don't think I will ever get tired of your outdoor classroom, as I never know what will be awaiting in that bend of the road! From Senoia, GA!

[@TheOGDorothy]

Been following you for years. You honestly have the best content on youtube.

[@BrianRRenfro]

Haha that was me that recommended the jump pack! See! They kick ass! I never worry in the back country anymore!

[@peterkilvert2712]

Great video.

[@nathangraham8162]

This was a good one. RIP Rakey the rake.

[@mleeram258]

Love the whole process ❤my favorite part was when the big chunk came out of the first pipe. Great work posty!!!

[@christiemcbaine2805]

I just love how you take the time to save the wildlife. We have a natural fireplace and I have to inspect each log for about 5 to 10 minutes to make sure the centipedes, spiders, and pill bugs are all saved.

[@Annie-ez4ol]

I’m ok with other insects, but centipedes are not my favourite things.

[@toebarsrealm3773]

You are always fun to watch. Maybe you could start a "trophy case" of your worn out rakes. Mount them on the side of your shed or something. :)

[@BoB0132]

Love the Idea. Marking the "times on Service" for each one would be so cool. I mean IF they still exist. 😅

[@blpanzer]

perfect video for the night! amazing work as always.

[@SamiLo2]

My favorite part of watching your videos isn’t just the culvert unclogging but seeing how the different places you visit change over time from the weather, the beavers, etc.

[@elainekayes8087]

Great job again post 10 from England x

[@michaelrenouf9173]

Rip culvert rake, you performed admirably

[@cloveless23]

I got the same jump starter Post10. And so far I love it. Cranks my Chevy Tahoe so easily.

[@ForestSchweitzer022097]

I vote leave the footage of you setting stuff up! Great video, post

[@YzerWings]

Theres just something about beautiful forests that makes you feel so good. Love the videos!

[@tracybowling1156]

Along with knowing how to have a good time, you also have the gift of recognizing the beauty of nature. And loving it!

[@lightwavz]

I enjoy the extra footage. I am always looking for plants and wildlife no matter what. It's always interesting to see what you've got going on in your part of the country as compared to ours. And I like it when you find the clams and rehome them. It takes them years to grow that big. Might as well keep them going!

[@grimfeather7969]

The more negligent the companies and DOT are means more content for you and more videos for us to watch! Seems like a win-win, keep up the good work!

[@judithfairchild8620]

That was beyond interesting. It was fascinating!!! Watching the whirlpools form and start flowing hard was great. The muddy edges will probably green in a couple of weeks if Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and family don't decide to redo their dams.

[@juanstarnotip8122]

i love the footage of you setting up the cameras, keep doing that

[@alexritchie4586]

After watching a few of these videos, as someone who comes from a relatively small and fastidiously managed rural environment, it's always amazing to me to think of just how much land in the US must be completely underwater at any one time because of something so simple as a blocked pipe.

[@CIH-OSU]

Post 10, the most hated man in all of beaverdom.

[@l.faraday8767]

I like when you do the preamble to the setup. It’s interesting. 😎

[@keithrn9447]

I love your enthusiasm for your "work". the quality of your videos , with just 2 mobile phones?, I am hooked by your work.Thanks

[@jamesmitchell6925]

32:36 “…and as far as I know OH MY GOSH LOOK WHO’S OVER THERE” 😂

[@bobjoncas2814]

LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK...

[@BarbecueinItUpGood]

Post in "stereo"! (When both mics were picking you up.) 🎧

[@MarkSutphin]

excellent vid as always!! Thanks for all you do!!

[@gerbrand8132]

I think the government should give you a professional rake.nice video.

[@linxalot]

That was some high quality Post10 material!

[@WevvMang]

I like it when you include the set up footage. It gives me at least a good idea of the are you're working in and also, appreciate the work that goes into making the content. Thanks Post.

[@NFSHeld]

Somewhere, a beaver watches this video and excitedly calls his friends over "Look guys, we did it, we built stronger than the rake. Soon he'll be left with nothing but a stick and then victory will be ours!" Little did they know you are set out to get yourself a new one right away.

[@margaretkur8161]

😂

[@martinmarsola6477]

A great dam disposal. Excellent water flow. Thanks for your labor. See you on the next. Thanks 10. 🙂👍🇺🇸

[@toddsiegfried8859]

With earbuds I get a lot of bugs in my ears...I certainly remember this place with all that thick ice you were breaking on that pole...well done sir

[@lennyburdick3192]

I really enjoy seeing both ends of the culvert.

[@marysmith8732]

I like seeing serum and all you have to do.. strangely satisfying to watch your progress unblocking

[@ratfarmers]

The black flies have been driving me insane when doing yard work so I bought some mesh mosquito net bags that fit over my head and hat. Best purchase ever! You should look for them.

[@megapint1626]

May be too late for this year, but I have deer almost every night and I had a tick problem in the yard. I have dogs so I refuse to spray poisons. I bought some praying mantis oothicas (egg sacks) and there are hundreds in each one. Within one year….zero tick problem. They’ll eat each other too so I hatch them in a paper bag and check twice a day to hear the scratching inside. When they do hatch I spread them all over to decrease them eating each other and increase them eating all the ticks.

[@jamesgorman2060]

I love these uncloggings. Good work Post 10.

[@featured1837]

Found your channel 2 weeks ago and have literally been just binge watching non stop. Great content!

[@excession3076]

Oh, you are hooked now. See those whirlpools? that's what finding Post 10 on YT is like, you get sucked in. Enjoy. Just wait till you start going for walks and noticing culverts...

[@RwingDsquad]

I like how you show the process of setting the cameras. In my opinion, less edits and more footage, the better.

[@ericjohnson4825]

Interesting video. Thanks for posting!

[@jen8491]

Awesome video Post! I just watched the update video you did awhile back on these culverts. Your channel is the best. Never a dull moment.

[@newkidusa]

I never realized how much I love the sight and sound of a whirlpool until today

[@michelehansen1653]

I remember you putting ice down on that part,was cool, heaps fun again by the looks ❤😊 and yes having 2 cameras is great 👍

[@ctwolfgang433]

You are who you are...just do your thing. Respect for people that do thorough anything. That's what make your chanel unique for me. Thanks

[@l.faraday8767]

Clam rocks, the latest thing in beaver dam design. 😂🇨🇦😂

[@lazylad8544]

Very interesting video and I do love the big unblocking. Very satisfying at the end result. Thanks post keep up the good work.