How to Run Yard Water Uphill
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- How to Run Yard Water Uphill
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Thank you for this video and your expertise on drainage! Please keep making these videos, your knowledge will help so many people in the future!
Another simple yet informative video.
It’s so helpful thank you so much ...
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let's see this in action
This is a good video: The title may sound like a riddle, but, in essence, it is a downslope that is created.
I thought FDM had gotten himself into the siphon game to actually make water run uphill. Now that would be sweet.
What is the trick to getting the proper slope from your beginning 14” to the deep end? The long slope looks so very even and not wavy up and down in any way. I know you have a great diggerman, but any tricks?
If you didnt have a city drain to core into, would your next option be a leach field?
how will you get the water up into the drain?
Exactly what I'd like to know
They’re going to drill into the drain and run their pipe into it
If you dig deep enough, it would flow downhill within the channel. What is the finished product look like?
Great video. Well explained.
So if you didn’t have a storm drain to connect to and had to use a pop up instead, would you just do risers on the pop up until you were at grade? Thanks for these very informative videos. Sharing your experience is very helpful to us DIY folks.
Every situation is different. I would perfer to run flat no slope so it doesn't end up to deep then use knife cut at the end of the run. Make sure you have a D-Box
@@FRENCHDRAINMAN Thanks very much!!
But when you get really deep in the trench, do you have to add extra gravel to get the gravel to near ground level, or do you use about the same amount of gravel for the whole trench and use more dirt to top off the deeper areas?
Whatever we have in stone, we fill the trench with, and then we can top those really deep sections off with the soil.
@FRENCHDRAINMAN Thx. And while I have your attention, one more question. If you are doing an exposed French drain (with no sod on top), do you still burrito wrap the entire 360 degrees of the pipe, or do you leave the top open (unwrapped) since it's only just gravel on top?
Cost for this job, roughly?
Good job man , are you using Laser? Rite
Do you have a follow up to show how it works?
What are your thoughts on a catch basin and channel drain being the same thing in the lowest part of the yard and overflowing anytime water gets in in?
Do you have to install some sort of backwater valve before the core at the catch basin?
Id like to think the weight of the incoming water will push out the water trapped in the tube
It's sloped 1%
but the water will stop at the lowest point of trench still a pool of water
i guess if you add soil to yard that is easier than digging plus it will use gravity to leave property
you recommend any one in California ? I have a similiar situation im reversed slope, the deeper part I get but I have no city tie in would I run a pop up at the end or ? you the man! if u ever wanna travel and come hook my house up for a video please feel free lol
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What do you do when the pipe needs to go up into an existing drain? Like you have on this video.. you're going downhill all the way and then at the end, it's not clear how to get the water from the pipe into that drain which is higher up.. I have that problem and not sure what to do
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Based on the channel name, was expecting this video to be in French
All good till you dig into that Volvo sized rock that you have to hammer for 8 hours.
Would i need a permit to core into a city drain?
Nah... :-)
That's not running water uphill, the water is still running downwards, it's the soil that's higher.
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Looks like the water is going down hill
camera shaking too much
Watch "French Drain 101 - Everything You Need to Know!" on UA-cam
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The title should say how to run water down hill next to an uphill slope water can’t run uphill without a pump not that hard to explain
Thank you for commenting. I hope the video content helps
Change your r description!,,,,,,you say to run water uphill! Do you not know the difference in elevation’s? You are running the drain down hill to a manhole. Wouldn’t want you on my job site.
Thank you for watching
BS video. Water doesn't run uphill.
You compensated for the run by going deeper.
It's 3rd grade stuff
Thank you for commenting and contributing.
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