Unclogging Pipes, First Vehicle Of 2023 Road Inspection Part Two Of Two
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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I never thought I would be interested in someone talking about roads for over an hour until I subscribed to this channel.
I LOVE when you post these long videos. It's so relaxing watching you do these videos.
And so much learning
Yess 👏👏
Yes!
I know right? I’m down with diverticulitis.. Feeling awful. This pops up and makes my day.
You are doing the nation a service!!!! Also marking that DEEP crevice with orange tape is fantastic! I cringed when I saw how deep that chasm was. And NO ONE before you came along even saw it. You SAVED some people's LIVES. I'm sure of it! Keep up the great work!
Some of these roads are in good enough condition I was able to go almost 50 Mi an hour and then you suddenly come across something like that. A few times I've actually saved myself in the middle of the night going at those high speeds because of the tape
I tore a hole in my car tire on a pot hole on a city road the size of my fist. No warning. 300+ later, luckily I made it home before Realized the damage.
@@constance9789 I’m confused…….was the pothole the size of your fist……if so that’s very small compared to most……or is the hole in your tire the size of your fist…..cause I would think that would cause a blowout which sounds like a gunshot, so you definitely would have noticed immediately……just curious.
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My tire had a whole in it the size of my palm, I don’t know how I got home. I don’t know how far I drove to get home 10 - 15 miles ? The next day leaving for work I Realized the problem. No it didn’t blow? ? ? I still don’t understand
@@constance9789 that’s very strange indeed. I’m glad you were able to get home safely and that it wasn’t more serious. 😊
Congratulations on the new job and the new truck! I am so excited for you! You deserve them both!
Seeing your setup reminds me of the years I lived in my Subaru. It was a two door Hatchback. I took out the front passenger seat so I would have room for all my stuff and my books (I was in college then), and I folded the back seat down for my sleeping space. I kept a bunch of newspapers to spread on top of my blankets at night for camouflage since I was in a dangerous area with gang wars and shootings. I could tell some stories, lol.
I don't miss the craziness of those days. I do miss the freedom of coming and going as I pleased though. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I'm looking forward to seeing your setup when you get your new truck. :-)
I’m not sure why I find these so interesting but I’m fascinated.
Thanks post, your knowledge has me coming back for every video.
The state should be paying and supplying you with tape and signage for the service you provide for them. You're a good man, Charlie Brown 🌟
The majority of the dirt roads you see me working on our privately-owned having nothing to do with the state although some of them are maintained by the National Forest Service
I love your videos. Relaxing and very informative. I find myself looking for blocked street drains when I go walking every morning!!!!!!
I love going on these long road trips 'with you' Post.
Thanks Post ! 👊👍Appreciate you my friend 🙏
Hey Post.
We love your content.
Your a great person.
I caught what you said about the closet town is like 80 miles away from where you where filming this video.
Dang Budd that's a long way away if you need assistance.
I hope you always give someone your area and location before heading into these remote area's.
Be careful and stay alert out there Buddy, there's a lot of weirdos out and about in this world.
Prayers for your continued success in your channel. We enjoy it.
Hello from Atlanta ✋
Bro I love watching your videos. You are so genuinly engaged in your lifestyle and its cool.
Thank you for your work and all the effort you put in the videos! And thanks for explaining everything so great that even me from Germany understand your infrastructure over there! ❤
Love watching you do what you love and always stay positiv and do what you love ❤
Thank you for the video. Very informative and helpful. Thanks 10! 🙂👍🇺🇸
Nice, keep them coming. Love watching your camping vids!
Was it difficult to get verified? I know UA-cam pushes videos from verified channels first 👍
None of your content is boring. I love them all. I've not been much out of Mich. So seeing all the scenery and listening to all of your comments are great. Makes me feel like I'm there. We always liked to hike when younger but now 78 and body does not allow me to do what I would like.
I’ll be back post. You east coast folks are 4 hours ahead of me. It’s to nice and early and not to mention I’m at work……. The life of a welder I suppose lol. Take care and safe travels as always.
I got a couple crates of that hand sanitizer at Home Depot for 25 cents a bottle. It works excellently in simple alcohol stoves and nothing I've found burns cleaner since it's just ethanol and water with a splash of glycerine. I wish they still had it.
Wow best culvert of the year showing what happens when they rot out and was very surprised to see that but clearly shows to us what happens.
No wonder you run out of tape when we see what your up against. Road surface or lack of is very interesting. Very informative video again M8. Cheers.
Your new employer is sooo very lucky to have you on the team…….thank you again for another great video and knowledge ❤
You have an awesome life style, Post 10!
Out on the roads and taking care of culverts and beaver damns that
clog up culverts. Lots of camping as well.
It's awesome what you do.
Keep up the great work my Man!
Love it! It's in the 80's here in the south. We've been having torrential storms and tornados. Everything is green and beautiful. After the rain today there was the most awesome rainbow I've ever seen. I love watching your videos showing the difference in climate compared to my area.
Lots of fun! You just cant beat a dirt road😊 . Thanks for bringing us along!
Thank you for taking to places I'll never be able to see. Really enjoy all your posts. Your my go to for relaxing. Thank you.
I’m at work, thank you for this video. I have watched you’re videos before I think it was a beaver dam you unblocked.
Very chilled vibe and just what my hectic mind needs to switch off :)
Hey post, can you do. A video about what you carry in your car/truck when you go traveling? I think that would be great. Thank you for all the great videos you do. Much health and happiness
I'll do a better updated version in the future but if you want to put in the UA-cam search engine, post 10-second Channel how I travel on a budget
Post i already posted one comment but just now finished the video entirely,
Thanks for the amazing tour and your good work being a blessing to the other motorist. ❤❤❤
The new truck is gonna be awesome, you should have no trouble with those rough roads. Looking forward to seeing it 😁
"Really love that rock!!" Gotta appreciate your passion for the simple thinga in life that most of us ignore!
Cheers from Brazil!
1:13:46 this is not a moose track but a bigfoot that jumped into a puddle with both feet together.
love this part two as much as part one. Thanks for sharing all the moose.
Love it. You are very creative with what you can find love the tire sign. 👍👍👍😊
Post 10 your content is always 💯 never boring. I really enjoy your channels and want to say thank you for sharing a part of your life with us. Please stay safe
Lot's of great info!
Thank you, and be safe.
Watched while I was planting my herbs. Even when looking away, I just love your voice. Always look forward to your uploads.
I really enjoyed going along with you while you worked. It's so beautiful and I find all the different ways water finds it's way around pretty interesting. I'm hoping your trooper of a car hangs on just a little while longer.
superb!! thanks for this!!!!
Hi Post, I wanted to let you know that I absolutely love your videos. So interesting all the time. I have been subscribed for quite awhile now and I never get bored, you are always doing something fun. I also must commend you for not swearing, sometimes people make videos and use harsh words and it's not good, so Thank-you for being so nice. I must say that when you flipped over on that plywood, I said a swear to myself... so glad you were ok. Did you say you were going back there to see if you could find anything you lost? Again I Thank-you for being so awesome!!!
I will never use harsh words but I will say crap sometimes but during editing it's usually even cut out
Thank you for sharing your day with us and I appreciate it 😊
Love seeing the date at the beginning of the video! I always try to compare the conditions you have to mine up here in Montreal Canada.
I just absolutely cannot get enough of this Maine roads! NH too. I just love the woods so much and this is a part of the country I’ve always wanted to see. Thanks Post!
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. Take care.
Always love watching the videos keep up the great work
Thanks for making these videos man, every single one is so comfy.
Stay safe out there thanks for all the great video's
I’ve had a bad day, a tree that I’ve grown up playing in is being cut down and all my friends are going to a camp and I’m not, now my days a lot better, W post 10
You're here with good friends now, this weekend you should plant a new tree for future generations to enjoy!
At approximately 1600 hours, I saw something very interesting. To the top of the screen, I observed 4 Beavers laughing. I think they are waiting for you to leave, so they can get to work. Not very nice of them to laugh. 🤪
Thank you for all your hard work. 🙏
Aw man northern Maine. Always fun to look at the road atlas and see the mass of unpaved roads that my poor commuter car will never be able to access.
Just got a culvert just south of Bath ME flowing at all despite it having very clearly been the victim of an excavator on at least six separate occasions. I’m guessing the Maine DOT isn’t nearly as quick to respond as the NH DOT. I flagged it, and on my return trip the ribbon was gone. Interesting.
I enjoy watching your channel on a consistent basis. I watch on a 65 inch LG TV because I have bad eyesight. I really like it when you film in 4K. Also, when you are driving the sound gets really low. I know beggars can't be choosers but I thought I'd bring these things to your attention. Please keep making these interesting videos I love watching them. Thank you!
Grats on the recognition for the hard work!
Nice video didn't get to see your video earlier as I was out having a violin lesson but love your videos
Thank goodness you are out there checking these roads - lives could be lost without your efforts Post 10. Hope these problems are rectified soon. Hit that like thumbs up button everyone.
I love going along on all your adventures with you.
SWEET a part two!! 🎉
Wow I just binged both of parts of the video, now I can understand why the infrastructure of the nation's back roads are in such deplorable condition
While I understand the sentiment, these are logging roads, not everyday trafficked roadways. Hardly an apt comparison
You live the life I dream of living. You’re livin the dream. I’m gonna keep living vicariously through you sir. Incredible footage
I find these videos very interesting and admire you for being a safety-conscious person who helps warn others of driving dangers. Also, you don't just go home and say why that's bad you take action and work with the companies to be aware of the problems. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe,
England had a cool & wet spring this year. From February to mid April it was raining pretty much every day and temperatures around +10C. Of course it also meant night temperatures were well above freezing. Everything started slowly turning green in March even though the weather never changed. In mid-May some places already look like full summer vegetation.
Really interesting video, thank you
Great video, thanks for sharing! I would love to get up there to trout fish some of those rivers you show in this and other vid’s. Keep up the good work!
Sounds like a shoe dancing in a rear brake drum, in case your car have drums on a back. Also can be something hitting a driveshaft because it is hollow inside. Can't wait to know what it actually was.
Love the long long videos. Your videos get me out of the house. We dont know anything about you. Can you share ? Family, brothers sisters? Wifey, child? Hour parents must be proud. I think that is a great job to. Hugs from NH
Wow. An hour and 24 minutes! Thanks Post!
HA! I was wondering what kind of Jurassic moose made that print! 🤣 Thanks for the laugh and the great videos 💜
Where the loggers were digging up rock and loading it into trucks is called a borrow pits where they export rock to grade the the roads and sink holes, we in WA state call the rock from the borrow pit, pit run which is all sizes of round rock which it looks like that was used on those logging roads,
In Alaska it’s call permafrost as to you calling it frost heaves.
The heavy steal pipe you see crossing the road is called ductile iron which we use for are city drinking water and sometimes for shallow storm drains crossing in the roads, I believe the loggers use what ever pipe is available at the time and of course the least expensive because they know the likelihood of the pipe being damaged at some point in the winter as they grade the roads and it’s possible that’s why the pipe seems shallow because they have skimmed the road surface down with the graders over time. Where you pointed out the black plastic pipe ( N-12 ) and the road is cracking because it wasn’t compacted with a hoe-pack it was ( excavator ) bucket compacted. Most logging companies don’t own hoe-packs for their excavators or a roller or jumping Jack for compaction. Have a good day 5-18-2023
I am in love with this man❤❤❤😅
Great video, especially loved the bit at the end with some explanation of it all
Take that logging job! 💯
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. .Always interesting and educational. You show things I would never notice or even stop to see.
Thank you. Post 😊👍👍😊
You're a great guy for making those warning signs.
Good on ya man!
love these long videos, awesome to watch while doing homework :D
Always a wonderful video very relaxing keep up the great work.
Enjoyed the video. Out of interest what do the loggers do all winter? Are they still able to log.
Logging in the winter is much better because the ground is Frozen and they don't have to worry about sinking into marshy areas also in the winter the roads are frozen so they can just chain up and run trucks more than twice as heavy with double-wide trailers weighing up to 200,000 pounds. Without the worry of sinking into the mud.
You should make a culvert finding app. How the hell do you find these things? Lol
Great job as always, Post .
It just comes natural to me, it always has I've been good at spotting them for years, I can just look at the lay of the land and the road and know exactly where they should be
@@post.10 You're the king at it bro. You got a gift my friend. Might be worth looking into. It could make you a fortune. Best wishes and good luck.
that was some adventure
Cool😊
31:20 - "It doesn't even look as bad as it looks!" - Post 10
You're a true Horsefighter!❤
Wow the condition of those roads are unreal. Lots of work for the road crews. Nope no one gets hurt
Watching this and excerpts from Charles' Coronation at the same time. Listening to ZADOCK THE PRIEST by Handel and watching Post clear beaver clogs...awesome.
Always interesting and informative
Love your videos. Love you man! Be safe and you take care. See you on the next one.
Great video Post!
I never thought I would see a spider surfing!
Your rock skipping technique needs work. 😂
Thanks for another long one. 👍🏼
Those Geese chatting ... Look Kevin , That's the first human i've seen in two days !
Nicely done!
You need a couple of aluminium ramps on your new truck! 👍🏻😀
And maybe bring a shovel too.
Midwest Magic Cleaning sent me!
That rock looked like the shape of the state of Tennessee.
Don’t change what you do for anyone. 😎🇨🇦😎
Hey @Post.10 when there's iron oxidizing bacteria but no manufactured iron around, is that indicative of iron ore being in the ground? THANKS FOR POSTING!
Yes there is tons of iron in the Rocks around here
Hey post/ you wouldn't want a 4x4 pick up truck for all the crazy back road you travel down? I think having a 4x4 would get you out of any pickles you could get into?
I'll have one soon, clearances my number one issue
It seemed like that Mama Moose was more attentive to something else around y'all the woods!
4:45 the middle of the road is pushed down by the trucks, the logs are pushed up on the sides
@3:13 Wires and gasoline containers...for a second i was afraid
Great video post 10
Overloaded at work.
About to end a long term relationship.
Just wanna see a man unclog culverts and tell me about beavers.
Wow the flow you know as a kid my first exploring and playing alone was with ditches and water. I would play hours floating stuff down and thru culverts . Unblocking leaves and following them to where they end. I stopped doing that before 6th grade 😂 I remember mom saying don't get wet so I did it anyway ....
Jeez, I thought the roads around my home were bad!