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Looks good but I would have used the minimum 6-inch pipe for that whole run

Polly tube is the absolute worst thing ever made for water. PVC all the way.

does the end works if its like 12 inches deep in the ground. because i got low slope and by the time i get to the sidewalk its like 12" deep - i'm wondering does gravity or the weight of the water help pushes the water out

Awesome until debris gets clogged up behind that popup and backs up the system, wouldn’t have to think about that if the outfall was open ended on a little bed of riprap. 😊

Just finished a drain project exactly like this with the help of your videos. It poured the otherday and I was giddy with excitement when my pop up started to move lol.

Looks good. ❤

Mind to ask a very simple question , what kind of tools you used for drill the PVC pipe for the drainage holes . Thanks

That left over water doesn't freeze in the winter?

The machine moves slower than a snail and the guy controlling it doesn’t even walk. I saw a guy using a machine that was one third of this one and pushing with his hands. That was fast.

Hey Dustin, the French drain system that I want to put in will be ending with solid pvc pipe to bring it out to the road. Problem is it will be about 2 ft deep. Does attaching a 90 degree coupling and using more pvc (with holes drilled in and rocks underneath) work to bring the water up and out of an emitter? Thanks

House is built out of plastic lol

Thanks for the content. When you wrap the fabric over, do you cut a hole in the fabric for the lid to fit through? Also how to do make sure dirt and sediment don't seep in on the edges of the fabric up top? Do you fold in into the sides?

Please don’t try to teach people your horrible technique

If you are sticking with pvc and not baughman pipe at least stick a T with a dry well under it right before the pop up so it will always drain. The pop up is secondary and the well will keep it clean. 🥰

No space between the tee’s. Your company motto must be “fuck the next guy”

Pop up emitter in cold weather climate maybe not good tho?

Drain is in wrong location. Its built on a hill. The house is at bottom of hill. The drain needs to be way before the garage.

Nice!

PVC cracks - should use a good corrugated pipe

That seems like a terrible design. The main pipe looks too small for that many inlets. I mean lets talk a torrential down pour and each is being filled at the same time it would seem you have standing water. A single hose is filling one of those inlets and is filling all subsequent basins to the top of the basin. Now add two more inlets at a 4” diameter GPM. Thats insane. You are taking an effectly 12” pipe and cramming the GPM into a 4” run.

That pool is to high out the ground. They will need to raise fence Smh

Necesita 3" de separación.

what's the name of the wrap?

I saw my water bill today and I was super angry…….my sprinkler been running 10-12pm thrice per week

Do you dig those trenches by hand? What do you do if you can't always get 1/8"/ft pitch from spout to road? Would you need a drywell or pump type catch basin?

I like your videos. Quick (short) and to the point. Clean and professional work!

What is your definition of "facilitate"? Example: "The water facilitates out." We usually say water "flows" out or "percolates" into the soil. Genuinely curious, never heard that word used like that.

2 houses sharing a downspout line seems unusual Maybe a Y could be used instead of T so water would flow smoother? But as always your work is excellent

Ice skating rink for both neighbors when they get their mail? In the winter

Excellent video. Would like more in depth explanation. Are those black pipes on the left attached to the white pipe?

Shit video

How to slope, talk about basic stuff pls

How do you tie 1 1/2 inch sump pump discharge to 4 inch wye?

is this a solid pipe with catch basins to eliminate surface water?

is that sch40? thx

is this sch40? also can it be exposed to sunlight? thank you

Space it out further to be able to replace in the futuee

how do you get perfect slope ? i live in louisiana and trying to get more familiar with drainage!

thats a TERRIBLE solution. in australia storm water drainage into the street is the norm and the solution doesn't inlvolve a sump pump or a riser resulting in standing water in the pipes the storm water drain pipes run direct to the street and have a outlet built into the curb all houses have a natural fall to the street so that gravity just naturally drains away storm water from the roof.

what about sdr 35?

do you add catch basins to catch shingle debris etc? thanks

is it a french drain?

Report this nonsense. TF!

What if you get to the end and because of grade you are like 2 feet below the surface? Will it still work if you have to add a 2 foot vertical piece and the pop up to reach the surface?

Thanks for showing us absolutely nothing

You can cross thread metal? Lol

Pleases don't do this as a professional for 39 years. Manifold ING is all great for ease but if 1 of your mainline tees break, it's a nightmare to repair. Better of locating valve in the center of the zone, system will also work better without the friction loss

Or just use one step 😂

What a mess.

I have had the same issue with pvc. If pvc or corrugated are not maintained both are useless.