Unclogging Culvert Blocked By Beavers. Draining A Million+Gallons

[@IchEsseHaende]

I like how the rake is in the picture at the beginning, like it's an culvert inspection video game in first person. Press A to rake.

[@gustonzimasheen]

Coincidentally there is a horror videogame called "Rake"

[@Blazen747]

Rake

[@cfuse]

WADS is navigation, press *R* to rake (obviously). Press *Q* to 'woo' for mic sync. Press *E* to complain about the DoT.

[@llcj872]

I read your comment before I pressed play! Laughed as soon as I saw the rake 😂

[@gustonzimasheen]

@@cfuse And B for Beaver

[@lastswordfighter]

Seriously get this a man some civics awards. He has more than earned it with all the drains he has unclogged free of charge. There has got to be a key to the city or a luncheon voucher or plaque or a medal, something for Post 10 please.

[@RegrettablyLongwinded]

Post has definitely earned a lifetime supply of Dunkin for his service to New England.

[@spitymaeh]

Haha, this is America. The only thing he will get is getting called a socialist, because he is doing it for the society for free and maybe getting splashed a couple of times by selfish assholes while unclogging waterdrains on the street.

[@Hava_Hadi]

You know what kind of landscaping erosion he has prevented or even someone’s home from flooding! I love his determination!

[@bodbn]

Our government is too incompetant to award anyone.

[@sambaker3233]

He needs to be given a job running the contracting crew for the DOT

[@wyattarich]

Glad you mentioned the delta P danger, it's certainly never mentioned enough. Safety education saves lives. Keep doing what you do post 10!

[@fjb6407]

what exactly does delta p danger mean?

[@VampSlayerVictoria]

I couldn’t believe how much water drained until you got back down to the culvert the next day! Fantastic job!

[@lordjaashin]

post10 drained that lake faster than US draining Iraqi oil

[@Mike-tv9rk]

Spoiler alert.

[@mgratk]

@@lordjaashin Faster than Biden lifting sanctions on Russian oil on his first day in office.

[@jezackr3500]

I am trying to change my ways and be more productive with my time, but the Story of a Man and his Rake draws me back every timeTT

[@manwithouteyes]

Here we see our hero with his trusty sidekick Rake letting out a triumphant belch declaring the job done. Majestic.

[@marthacarey5059]

The elusive Spring POST 10 WHOOOOOs again to start his mystic dance called the 'Culvert Declog'. Good on ya

[@Dana.1]

Great aspect with the rake at the beginning. I could see the current build and build at the entry as you cleared the drain. Very nice culvert! Thanks for showing the duck eggs...and for protecting the location. 🐣 Very cool nest she built. Thanks Post!

[@SimonSez83]

The rake is the hero

[@penguins9645]

While I try, I'm not able to watch *every* post 10 video, but when I saw the rake in the opening seconds, I made sure to save the video so I can watch the whole thing later.

[@billrobbins5874]

Always interesting, thanks Post. Enjoy watching you and all the areas you visit. So beautiful. The mouse poop trailer, not so much. Be careful around those varmits, they can have contagions, don't want you getting sick. Hard to believe that thing was parked for 30 years and getting to move again! ♥️🐸♥️🦆♥️🦃♥️🐁♥️. Mouse are way cuter than rats. Think less disease carriers too!

[@bultronlagore4932]

I turned a bunch of my friends onto your channel and they love it. Don’t know if your familiar with “ASMR” but your channel has some of the best ASMR content I have seen/heard. Your content is actually very therapeutic. I want to thank you for everything you do and thank you for sharing it with all of us because your not only helping unclog culverts and educating viewers but your also helping your viewers by giving us a temporary escape from the stresses of our lives. Very much appreciated. Take care.

[@SandraNelson063]

ASMR fan here. You're absolutely right. The sight and sound of rushing water can be soothing.

[@randoir1863]

love your reply as it pretty much sums up how most who watch this channel feel. ( or at least I hope it does ) . anyways , great message .

[@hughanthony2001]

Including the excellent burp at 7:15 :D

[@bultronlagore4932]

@@SandraNelson063 Exactly!

[@bultronlagore4932]

@@hughanthony2001 Yep 😆

[@annetterisso2783]

The whole video was great, but the cherry on top was the wild male turkey in full plumage. When he puffs up his feathers, you can see why Benjamin Franklin suggested this beautiful fella to be our national bird. Absolutely majestic! How lucky for you to capture it on video in it's home. Keep up the good work, Post.

[@taylorhanson1814]

I'm not sure what lead me here, but your videos are strangely calming for me. It's refreshing to not absorb content about doom or current events just "let's go clear this pipe." It's pure satisfying simplicity. Thanks for posting.

[@BodegaCiggarat]

Lol my husband showed me your videos. Now i watch one before bed. Relaxing and informative.

[@gogabon6]

You do such a good service for the community

[@btimbyindy]

Brought a smile to my face when you exclaimed "it's blastin'".

[@JonLeeBarber]

Thanks for doing what you do man. You’re a national treasure

[@vows2sweden]

he is a good person - but why does he prefer to spend time with water instead of people?

[@bodbn]

To avoid people like you

[@Xx_babanne_avcisi27_xX]

@@vows2sweden wdym?

[@sgtolsen]

I love the before and after shots. I always wonder how the ponds and areas look after you've finished draining it

[@Brighid45]

Tree frogs mean it's finally spring, love that sound :) Nice to see the culvert cleared out and functioning properly. This may also mean fewer mosquitoes during summer too, depending on how far down it drains and how much standing water is left. Great to see the duck eggs too! Win-win for everyone! Excellent job, Post and Ghost :)

[@joebrinson5040]

I don't think itvwill have any impact on mosquitos. There's a bigger pond on the downstream side of the road.

[@ForTheBirbs]

7:14 the call to the beavers of a wild post 10. lol, Those tree frogs do have a beautiful call. Lots of ducklings on the way

[@deanstrand4260]

As Rodney Dangerfield said in Caddyshack, 'Who stepped on a duck?" LOL 🤣🤣

[@mouse03lws]

I came here looking for this comment. Not disappointed.

[@remotecontrol1082]

I just love it when you get your big tall boots on! Means there's some serious clearing to be done - brilliant as usual, enjoying every minute. Thanks Post!

[@MikeOxiner]

You mentioned Delta P. That can be so deadly, I’m glad you know what you’re talking about because it means you’re being vigilant for dangerous situations.

[@the.mermaid.scientist]

It would have been nice if he explained what "delta p" means, for those of us who have no idea. OTOH it is a simple thing to google. Now I understand.

[@waverleyjournalise5757]

@@the.mermaid.scientist He made a video about it some time ago, surprised that didn't pop up in your search.

[@morganrussman]

@@the.mermaid.scientist agreed, I personally don't think I've heard of delta p either.

[@JohnDoe-zx1ck]

Yall need to see the delta p crab video.

[@MikeOxiner]

@@JohnDoe-zx1ck “Once it’s got ya…it’s got ya.” 🤣🤣

[@gatorgogo2742]

My favorite video! I loved seeing the duck eggs and the strutting tom turkey! Thanks for being protective of the duck. That's a place I could live and be content. Looked much better with the culvert opened and the pond drained. Thank you.

[@joshmore7175]

I can't believe how long I've been watching something that doesn't even interest me that much but I've been here for years and I love watching the work you do and wonder how you've not been made some kind of official government consultant on a big salary

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

He's not a Freemason. You need to find out how the world really operates.

[@MNice82]

@@TwoFingeredMamma aggressive much?

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

@@MNice82 Not aggresive but to the point. Human nature has a problem accepting new information especially when that new information conflicts with their core belief system. As can be seen by your reply. You made this reply because you are suffering from a condition called cognative dissonace which is the psychological conflict resulting from incongruous beliefs and attitudes held simultaneously. You also need to find out how this world really operates too.

[@joshmore7175]

@@TwoFingeredMamma I don't think your brain is wired right.

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

@@joshmore7175 WOW, you can think! count yourself lucky, most people can't 😄

[@SeventhSamurai72]

A man simply doing what he loves, and me simply enjoying it. Thanks for sharing!

[@mikem167]

I have been ill and not able to pay attention to much it's just the sound of water and you not talking so much is a perfect combination for me to be able to pay attention on and off while I'm feeling better slowly. Thank you

[@bobair2]

Thank you ever so much for showing such respect for the duck and it's nest! Life is hard but you help by being kind and that is a very good thing and you got the water to flow!

[@k.jespersen6145]

You scared me a few times in this one-- I thought the rake might go shooting through, off on its own grand adventure. Am just as glad that it didn't and neither did you. Thanks for considering the duck. And for the answer to the unspoken question about the apple.

[@mariefrid9614]

Watching your videos after a stressful day at work is such a treat. So calming. Also wonderful to watch the surroundings in you part of the world. It is very similar to some of the middle and northern part of Sweden where I live.

[@Will_RM]

I never get tired watching these videos, keep them coming.

[@abbeypollan9540]

Great job unblocking. Tree frogs remind me of my childhood due to my great grandparents living on the riverbank of the Conecuh River in Alabama. That was a huge opening and even though you are on the side, I was worried about current dragging you in. Keep up the good work

[@daymal2717]

Something about your videos is so soothing and relaxing, sometimes I fall asleep because I'm just so relaxed! Thanks for recording and sharing your hobby with us.

[@barbrn]

Wow, that was very satisfying once you got the blockage cleared. I WAS worried for you because I could see how fast the current was going into the culvert. Thanks for letting us know what that red round thing was. Great video. Thanks for all you do Post & of course Ghost.

[@ForTheBirbs]

The various authorities and DOT's could learn a lot from your videos post 10, and fit those V shaped intake structures.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

And those structures would help even if beavers were not a present problem, as they catch driftwood and grasses (edit: and human trash) before they can either clog mid-pipe or even just pass through and whack the sides doing damage. They also make cleaning debris a breeze, as we have seen.

[@nithazra]

I could really see Post doing some training talks for regional authorities: it's that passionate interest that really makes a difference in these kinds of separated organisations.

[@laattardo]

LAMONT is too busy trying to figure out how to tax residents per miles driven to care about actually taking care of what they are supposed to. I know this area

[@ROGER2095]

Yes - They could learn a lot. For example, it takes one man with a rake about 10 minutes to clear out a clogged outlet. Not a crew of 5 Union guys for half a day. One man, 10 minutes.

[@heatherlane9270]

What a beautiful evening with the reflections in the still water. Huge amount of water banked up - great unclogging with a massive current.

[@pristein6098]

Love your videos as usual... Especially when your eyes capture the beautiful scene of the sky...

[@emeyers5984]

You have a good evening as well, Post! Thank you! This one was very satisfying, and easier than most. The waterline really dropped overnight!

[@josephnavin4451]

My anxiety spikes when he casually walks across a road without pointing the camera both ways. I can probably guess that he does check both ways, but it does not feel like he did. It is so natural to unconsciously equate the camera’s FOV with his own actual. Other than that, his videos are very satisfying to watch.

[@Chief_5]

Needs a “Man at work” sign just in case something happens.

[@bananabob2185]

You must be a parent… “did you look both ways??? 😳 any cars coming??? 😳” ☺️

[@josephnavin4451]

@@bananabob2185 I am.

[@mandalay14]

Another great video Post. Amazed that you can keep up your rounds with the price of gas these days. Good job!

[@post.10]

Thanks for Watching. I have an efficient car

[@larsiversen4466]

@@post.10 It cannot be an American Car.

[@preciadoalex123]

@@larsiversen4466 they have been making 4cyl trucks for a while now

[@larsiversen4466]

@@preciadoalex123 I didn't know that but they are still very very heavy and gas uneffecient.

[@Sackmatters]

@@larsiversen4466 chevy, ford and dodge have been making a lot of 4 cylinders and diesel v6 motors for a while now. A family friend has 400,000 miles on a Chevy Aveo from the mid 2000s and it runs perfectly still the only issues in all of the bearings can stay in place because the frame has been driven for so long. Alaska miles too. He lives in an area that reaches -40F often.

[@zubizuva]

What an amazing difference in water level from one day to the next!

[@joannecraft-lane8660]

That was awesome to watch. You got a fantastic flow rate on this one. LOL, when you jumped at that duck ... so did I.

[@senmetwo42]

Around the 5 minute mark I got worried for you. That culvert was pulling so much water! I know you'd never work in an unsafe way, and I know you know your stuff. But I still worry about you sometimes, because I like you and want you to he happy and healthy. Worry aside, I really enjoyed this video. Glad you mentioned how it could've been more hazardous if there had been more water. One of my favorite creators, you put in the work. Thank you, post.

[@kahuna1247]

"Hopefully the beavers won't get angry." Famous last words!

[@Mermaids094]

I had to do an instant replay on the duck scare, that was fantastic XD Great video post! Give us an update on those ducklings later!! Momma duck did such a good job already!

[@dorianward4909]

I replayed the belch

[@hughanthony2001]

The dangers P10 has to go through. Angry beavers, now angry ducks!

[@steveknievel]

The weather in the UK has been dry for this time of year, we usually have April showers, but barely any rain all month, so my flooding enquiry numbers from the public have dropped to single figure. So I've been focusing on replacing road signs and refreshing road markings. Have fun ;)

[@cninh4574]

We got all our April rain in march!

[@craigmartin1750]

I wish I could send you some rain. Currently, under a flood alert here in Manitoba, Canada.

[@michaelbread5906]

I see light rain 5 times a year in South West USA.

[@phishinwithlala]

It’s a good day when I see a new Post 10 upload. One of the best channels on KZbin. I love it

[@mhenhawke5093]

11:30 That skyline reflection on the pond is beautiful. If that's not a Kodak moment ,then i don't know what is. Great video Post10 as per usual. Stay safe. M. Canada.

[@Jason1975ism]

My inner child wants to help you so much! I'm a long time viewer of NEW&M and I've never commented but I need to thank you for your unique and satisfying content!

[@DanielWillems1995]

7:15 That’ll scare the beavers away! Wonder if you would consider doing a night time time lapse of beavers going at a culvert to try and patch it up after you’ve done your work clearing it. Assuming you got the camera equipment to do it.

[@docsav1331]

Thanks for bringing Pig Rock to life with the sound effect snorts! Love it!

[@SuperZytoon]

It’s so lovely to see the results of your labor. The rush of the water racing through the culvert is refreshing. And, the colors in the sky are worthy of being captured on canvas.

[@petergerkens6045]

The Rakeman did it again!!! Loving it and keep up the Hero Job!! :D

[@Tbird1549]

Every time you moved your head I was like look at the pretty fish, but it was the reflection of your hat! Thanks for another fascinating video! Stay safe and stay healthy!

[@eloracha]

Had a busy scheduled all this weeks and now Iam back 😀 So good to see you again . The only video that I watch till end without skipping

[@ireneeickenhorst2326]

Thanks for protecting the duck eggs, and sharing the video

[@e1woqf]

👍

[@piotrwojtaszewski9746]

The camera on the outlet of the culvert in real time is what I missed in almosto all of Your videos. Great idea!!

[@clairescott568]

Post is so earnest! He loves doing this stuff and it’s so refreshing. Love the scenery shots too.

[@IrishLegacy93]

Man that double perspective is much appreciated.

[@NYDRAINS]

Wow, you got that one moving!!! Post10 to the rescue 😎👍

[@georgeswatkowski7179]

TY Post 10 and the local DPW had no problems with me and thanked me for my hard work time and volunteering to be a good helper.

[@AndrewJamesWilliams]

Beavers: "Oh great the human with the rake is here again."

[@vovviel3049]

Appreciate the before and after (the next day). Beautiful scenery. Great job. Love watching you work!

[@kathymazey1299]

Love your videos, and the scenery is beautiful.

[@simonworthington5162]

Always enjoy these easy accessible culverts where you have a great time showing the viewers before and after.Nice one again.

[@danhutson3460]

It's nice to see & hear wildlife. Thanks for sharing Post 10. From beautiful Senoia, Georgia. I heard a Barred Owl, also called a Hoot Owl, a few nights ago & that sure was nice.

[@paulbombardier8722]

I get the biggest kick out of all the efforts you make to clear these blocked culverts. I admire the work you do, and not a few times have wished that i could be there with you. Alas, i live in Canada, so not likely to be able to join you. Keep up the good work.

[@GhostDrummer]

A man and his rake…what an amazing true life story.

[@MM22966]

That opening shot....FEAR THE RAKE, BEAVERS!!!!! 10/10, would support a game app where you can play as Post10.

[@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb]

Duck 🦆 and Post 🔱 reactions were so amazing 😉

[@MrElijah173]

I really like the before and after shots. I also think your consideration for the duck is very sweet. Thanks for the great content!

[@clevelandbci9562]

*"Do you think rakes are happy to see Post coming or scared to death?"* - My niece's latest "brainbeater"

[@Cherrymount5872]

You are the best, there's not a culvert that gets the better of you. Your videos are so great.

[@LAVERTUEG]

this is so satisfying to watch. Also very relaxing. Thanks!

[@danzed5051]

Definitely started like a rake horror/slasher movie. Love your work

[@crabbyturtle1594]

That was a GREAT unclog!!! CLASSIC POST 10!!!!

[@ossyb]

7:15 is my favourite part! we love your videos

[@Kilborns]

This is one of the first times I was actually a bit worried for you. So much water getting sucked through.

[@Heather_ONeal]

I don’t know about anyone else but I could have Post10 on a loop all night long saying Potentially & Whirlpool with the sound of a stream flowing in the background & it would help me sleep, great ASMR material, I always find myself coming back to this channel to get my fix 🙂

[@ClariNerd]

Great video post. I recently got my own rake so when I go storm chasing in New England (yes that is a thing) I can unclog as I go.

[@kiha6702]

I love that you set up another camera at the other end👍👍

[@MatindianGirl06]

Hey Post. I always enjoy your videos. I've never seen a Tom turkey walking alone, unless it's too early in the year. Anyway, take care and be safe.

[@2dronetek2]

One of its wings is either broken or clipped.

[@underatree375]

Im watching all your videos. Youre the most peaceful soul ever bro. Love the random overnight camping videos.

[@jamesalinio5277]

Yes, now I can go to sleep because Post 10, and Ghost 10, uploaded another video for our viewing pleasure, really cool to see how much the water level dropped, and catching nature is relaxing even if a duck gets spooked and flies off lol Hi Ghost 10

[@chrisryan5339]

Super job well done. Thanks. Chris from England

[@tytraxx]

Always wondered if you did any culverts in Connecticut. I've seen many blockage and hoped super man would come through and unclog it.

[@graceangel5146]

You are in my old home state! I know that road too. I won't say where it is though. Nice to see it being looked after. :-) I am watching this in bed. I'm glad I decided to check for a new video before I went to sleep. 💙

[@joycehanbury8175]

Great video as always it’s a pity that those in charge don’t take a leaf out of your book. Take care keep well and stay safe

[@chrischaudron3553]

Hi there. Even here in the Netherlands we're having so much fun watching your videos. Keep up the good stuff.

[@bigorange2082]

Why is this so damn satisfying to watch? 😁👍

[@ВалерийЯстремский-з9с]

Всегда можно бесконечно смотреть на 3 вещи: 1.) Как горит огонь! 2.) Как течет вода! 3.) Как работает другой человек!

[@princessakhana]

I absolutely love the dual-camera setup!! SO SATISFYING!!! And the ASMR is positively heavenly.....

[@NowIsee123]

I luv the frogs. 🐸🐸 Thank you for the vid. Stay safe.

[@cottonmouth71]

FANTASTIC content & AWESOME service your providing to the community !

[@michaelprosperity3420]

I love this guy. If I lived near him I would definitely help out.

[@hobbybymyself870]

The burp always great to hear mate! good job!

[@paranormalinvestgations]

It went from the lazy river to White water rafting .Thank you for giving US the dangers of the culverts

[@PopcornSimulationGaming]

Love the big tall boots 👢 here in the uk we call them waders 😂 Another fantastic video post ty

[@snorpax1887]

relaxing, satisfying and informative, ur a legend!

[@justinmoore8228]

Man, I've realized today that I've been watching your videos for literally years lol I always immediately click on a new vid when I get a notification, super entertaining

[@lemasander4932]

When you see the rake, you know it’s getting serious 😅💪🏻

[@givmeabeer1530]

7:18 Superior belch, well done Post 👏

[@Shaden0040]

I believe malard duck eggs take 3 weeks to hatch and another 5 weeks to fledge, but they will be on the water soon after hatching following mum and dad.

[@brenancastle7539]

The Reflection of these pine trees and clouds off the pond is Amazing 🤩