Lifting Up Big Heavy Trash Rack To Drain Over Capacity Pond

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Published 2023-07-25
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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All Comments (21)
  • @antessmer6645
    My wife and I drove by here this morning and said, “Could you imagine if Post 10 was here working on the drain?” Noticed there was good flow. Clicked on this video and was SHOCKED! Have you been recently? Right above there the road has flooded. They are working on it now.
  • @mitchybooooy
    You know what I love about this channel is there is no “subscribe and like” or that generic stuff.. he just makes these videos for the pure joy of it and Posty.. we thank you! We love living your life with you and we look forward to the adventures.. I can’t wait for winter ❤
  • @TheNeo2k
    I still miss the original lake drain, I know there's not a lot more you can do there, but it was an epic series.
  • The mind of this dedicated and passionate guy intrigues me. He sees the small things like salamanders and leeches and gets so excited. If only everyone was this happy.
  • @vickiwood9192
    The reflection of the clouds and sky on the water combined with the water lilies and irises looked like an old master's painting. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing
  • @dearbhlakerr6497
    Hi post. 4 yrs watching. Personally love the longer videos. Love the reality overnight camp videos also
  • @diane_alworth
    My brother, dad and I were working in the yard when I was young. Gathered and burned branches and stuff. They came out with blistering poison ivy, I had nothing. My brother hated me. Lol. I’ve never gotten it. I dig the alignment sound, myself. Great job, P!
  • Fast Orange hand cleaner will remove the oils from contact with poison ivy. You may want to keep some of that in your truck just in case.
  • @beorlingo
    Take no risks, post! I don't think people realize how potentially dangerous some of the places you visit are. I mean you being out there all the time and all. Thank you for good content!
  • @tpep2328
    Please keep doing the alignment sound, it has become your trademark! Love it!
  • @Dexio89
    Cheers from Poland ✌🏻
  • @kc8ueu
    You're right about the poison ivy; my dad didn't get it for years, and he was active in Boy Scouts and other outdoor things. Then when he was 40, he was helping the guys that rented our barn and pastures to clean out a fence row, and boy did he get it! Up between his fingers and under his watchband. He was miserable for quite some time and had to be very careful from then on. One of the first things my parents taught me was "Leaves three, let it be! Berries white, take flight".
  • Hey there. I just joined a certain railway company in the engineering department and have been deep in the woods a few times already. Been thinking of this channel a lot more frequently since I started working there.
  • @yoichirengiil6007
    Yes, please continue to use the second camera for us to see when the drainage is clean. Thank you for working hard to save our environment.
  • @markmcculloch4459
    Thank you for taking us on your adventures.very informative.thank you for another awesome video
  • @0x4d2c3
    25:57 The chains on the skidder look absolutely sick! Now I understand why the tracks in the woods are so massive and take so long to grow back in.
  • @kellylawrence9438
    Hello Post 10. I hope you are having a great summer 🌞. Enjoy and stay safe ☺️
  • @stevewbeards
    Great tip on the poison ivy. I know many tree trimmers that have become allergic to poison ivy from repeated exposure.