You need to put in a settlement pond that's deeper than your outflow to catch all the sediment and then as it gently flows over (a rock out flow) it'll drain out with less sediment, then you can dig that sediment out once a year and use it for fill on your property.
Moringa tree's are you new best friend for your ranch Rhyno. They will grow deep tap roots in just about any type of soil and will greatly improve drainage. Seriously you don't have to do anything to grow these trees and they make a huge difference in drainage situations.
Great job by the gutter and sheet metal roof guy. He knew his gutter would be pounding on that wall if it did rain, so he put some flashing to take the abuse. Very thoughtful and intelligent. Send this guy more business if you're in his area. California Roofing Contractors.
@DMAXRYNO I think you just found your calling in starting up another business for the channel. Man, the cat is living the life over there. He has his own suite with a heated blanket. Ever though about digging the ditch out about 10ft to 20ft out alway from the existing driveway while putting a slight pitch to help drain away from the driveway better, then putting a yard of river rock down in front of covert pipe to help with drainage? Another bandaid to add to the mix till you're able to get the entrance finished, but it might serve its purpose longer, so you don't have to keep messing with it. Could bring a load of those rocks over to muddy feet. Use his rock crusher if he would let you.
Just out of curiosity don’t know if it’s possible but I’ve seen vids of people unclogging drains like that with a strap hooked up to a tire hooked up to a truck or tractor would that work if u started at the small end first and then pulled this the big end don’t know how u would run the strap thru but just wondering
You need to make a sediment pond. Something large. With pipes flowing to your ditch from the top of the pond. The debris stays in a pond so that you can scoop it clear with your excavator. You seam to not want to put the time into fixing the issue just bandaid the problem. You have a machine, it is actually an easy fix
If that little bit of water from the hose washes that sand out, you should grab Jame's water truck and dump a high volume of water through it. It Should wash most of it out.
hey ryan id suggest you get a 10-12in culvert pipe and make a bypass of the small culvert get double wall then dig a trench in front of the driveway (so you dont have to dig up the driveway rocks) then tie it into the ditch where the concrete is (obviously you have to cut in a hole for the pipe to enter) this solves all your issues with the small culvert while still allowing you to drive heavy machinary up the driveway(far heavier than what you have itd be more like what james has)
Why don’t you dig lower than the inlet under the driveway to allow all the sediments to fall to the bottom and reduce the backup? You can add rocks to reduce erosion. We had to do that on the farm growing up we did 4x4 ft wide 4ft deep it would catch all that sandy dirt at the bottom and would clean it out after the rain storms.
Also why not saw cut straight the rock drive way. Where the curb starts. Fix culvert pipe 12 in and concrete a fan driveway over the culvert .., essentially a curb. But in a mountain to need a huge culvert. I bought my house and nonstop work ever since aswell.
The donkeys probably hang by the house when it rains not to stay dry as much as to stay warm because the house probably blocks some wind if they had a shelter with walls they would most likely go there instead of against you're house
If you built a corral fence between the posts of your wraparound porch like you did to keep the donkeys from eating the palm trees, would that be enough to keep them from filling your porch with poop ? You could always put in gates in the areas where you would want to go in and out.
Honestly Ryno? I know you said you were originally planning on putting the bronco back to original wheels etc...but...looks and will serve you better in it's current Baja configuration. Also...donkeys on the porch. hmmm fencing to keep the animals out. item number 274? ish on the list of stuff for the ranch? I had been wondering how you'd been faring, weather wise out there on the ranch.
When the mini truck won't go up those hills because there's a load in it, did you ever try going up backwards ? I remember my Mom telling a story about some elderly relative whose car wouldn't go up a steep hill so they just turned around backed up.
One thing you should try would be to dig some trenches/culverts and fill them in with gravel/river rock, or even wood chips so you can still drive over them, but it will also allow the water to flow through those like smaller rivers. Having the rock or wood chips in the trenches will help slow the water down to help prevent more erosion.
They make inflatable rubber pipe plugs with an eye bolt. A 4 or 6" plug partially inflated will be a good alternative to drawing the tire through your pipe. Any utility/Waterworks supplier would have these. Perhaps a Ferguson Waterworks is in your neck of the woods.
2-3/4” man in Florida we can get that in a half hour during rainy season. People say “it always rains in Florida” no the climate is subtropical meaning it gets rain often, do you think that a rain forest doesn’t get rain?. It’s beautiful the rain doesn’t last long either
Hey Ryno if you drill holes like a 45 degree and make a cone shape it will pull the sediment to you. (Coming from someone who jets lines for a living) if the comment doesn’t make sense I’m sorry lol
Here ya go! www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-1-in-SDS-Plus-Rotary-Hammer-Tool-Only-2912-20/315444524 They are awesome!
i don't think people realize how much rain we have been getting hit with. they are all like "rain, thats nothin". getting hit with huge rain storm after huge rainstorm is pretty bad. luckily we did a few things over the years to mitigate what that kind of rain causes on our property.
How about concrete cut the stone work at the front of the driveway into 3 or 4 large slabs. Moved them out of the way. Change culvert pipe and then throw back the slabs.
Commented on an old video, but ill add some extra info here. You need a self cleaning system. First off oval or egg shaped (narrowest end to the bottom) is your best bet for pipes. So the water always flows at a self cleaning speed. With open channels you want a multi stepped system. Your in the USA. Look at I think its the LA concrete rivers. \--_--/ setup, so once again when the rain is low, and there is less water it has a smaller channel, allowing the dirt to stay in suspension and clean itself, when there is alot of water it uses the larger channel, once again self cleaning. For erosion spots use rock baskets, in short its concrete base (or compacted sand/soil) geotec fabric, a wire basket, bolt that into the ground or concrete with a metal bar to distribute the load, fill with hard stones of various sizes, granite works wonders, sew a lid on it out of wire again. It slows down the water flow, pulling sand out of suspension and also stops/heavily prevents erosion. It's used alot in the tropics of Australia where cyclones (hurricanes) exist and for half a year it basically pours down (check Darwin and Kakadu average monthly rainfalls to see what it has to deal with). I can go in depth more if you want. But the farm I grew up on faced these issues alot until we put those measures in, it handled tropical monsoons no problem. Also installed some in floodplains as a job years later.
Why not screen off the in flow side with a grate screen or something and when something blocks it you just move it out of the way from the screen instead of getting clogs all the time deep in the pipe ? Food for thought lol
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I will never get bored with Ryan’s videos. His channel is the only channel I can watch every episode and enjoy the entire time. Good job man!
You need to put in a settlement pond that's deeper than your outflow to catch all the sediment and then as it gently flows over (a rock out flow) it'll drain out with less sediment, then you can dig that sediment out once a year and use it for fill on your property.
Adding the quick piece of flashing to help protect the wall is what makes people call you back. Good Stuff!
The algorithm should promote more content like this.
Moringa tree's are you new best friend for your ranch Rhyno. They will grow deep tap roots in just about any type of soil and will greatly improve drainage. Seriously you don't have to do anything to grow these trees and they make a huge difference in drainage situations.
The guest house is forming up to be some sweet digs
LOL! Love the reference to Lock Picking Lawyer!
Should've did the whole wall.with the tin on top. Looks sick with the color of the house in back. Dope episode bro!
I hope the guy that invented the machine for the seamless gutters got rich. That was an excellent idea.
Great job by the gutter and sheet metal roof guy. He knew his gutter would be pounding on that wall if it did rain, so he put some flashing to take the abuse. Very thoughtful and intelligent. Send this guy more business if you're in his area. California Roofing Contractors.
Love watching your videos! Especially the home / farm videos!
It's 2 o'clock in the morning where I live but I would not miss these videos for anything
“Little resistance there, I feel like the lockpickinglawyer” cracked me up so hard😂😂
Production value is increasing with that intro!
@DMAXRYNO I think you just found your calling in starting up another business for the channel. Man, the cat is living the life over there. He has his own suite with a heated blanket.
Ever though about digging the ditch out about 10ft to 20ft out alway from the existing driveway while putting a slight pitch to help drain away from the driveway better, then putting a yard of river rock down in front of covert pipe to help with drainage? Another bandaid to add to the mix till you're able to get the entrance finished, but it might serve its purpose longer, so you don't have to keep messing with it. Could bring a load of those rocks over to muddy feet. Use his rock crusher if he would let you.
Just out of curiosity don’t know if it’s possible but I’ve seen vids of people unclogging drains like that with a strap hooked up to a tire hooked up to a truck or tractor would that work if u started at the small end first and then pulled this the big end don’t know how u would run the strap thru but just wondering
You need to make a sediment pond. Something large. With pipes flowing to your ditch from the top of the pond. The debris stays in a pond so that you can scoop it clear with your excavator. You seam to not want to put the time into fixing the issue just bandaid the problem. You have a machine, it is actually an easy fix
Love these ranch videos!
Your becoming a good farmer/rancher out there picking rocks 😂
we got some good size rocks too. i have no clue how much one of the previous owners paid for them. but its nice having them.
Gotta say love the intro of all the ranch work ryno
Hope you’re doing ok. You guys got his hard with rains storms
Love the ranch content 👍🏼👍🏼
How you like the pit boss? Love my Laredo 1000
Nice new impact driver I see! I love my gen 3!
The fact you built the cat a house with heat speaks to the kind of person you are.
Always enjoy Monday and Thursday because I look forward to Ryno videos Thanks
It's always something but u got it under control keep up the awesome work 👏 👍
Ryan you should see if you can get grass or something to take in the ditches to stop the erosion after you repair it.
Was that a camera trick or is there a good size dent in the driver side center of the Bronco?
Did ya an acre sized pond for settling that then feeds out to the drive
I hope the coming rain storms are as bad as the weatherman is making them out to be and if they are, I hope all your new drainage stuff works well.
Hey Dmaxryno a nother great video on your channel for 2023 u definitely my favorite TH-camr keep making awesome videos on your channel
Appreciate you bud!
@@DMAXRYNO u are so welcome Dmaxryno u been my favorite TH-camr since for ever bud keep up the great work
Hey Ryan, you can do a lot of projects with all those rocks.I love rocks !
If that little bit of water from the hose washes that sand out, you should grab Jame's water truck and dump a high volume of water through it. It Should wash most of it out.
Or he can bring the fire truck to the ranch.
Stay safe bro we got people dying and houses being lost up here on the central coast.
Nice flood control rock garden you built there ! 👍
hey ryan id suggest you get a 10-12in culvert pipe and make a bypass of the small culvert get double wall then dig a trench in front of the driveway (so you dont have to dig up the driveway rocks) then tie it into the ditch where the concrete is (obviously you have to cut in a hole for the pipe to enter) this solves all your issues with the small culvert while still allowing you to drive heavy machinary up the driveway(far heavier than what you have itd be more like what james has)
Why don’t you dig lower than the inlet under the driveway to allow all the sediments to fall to the bottom and reduce the backup? You can add rocks to reduce erosion.
We had to do that on the farm growing up we did 4x4 ft wide 4ft deep it would catch all that sandy dirt at the bottom and would clean it out after the rain storms.
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Lovin’ the longer vids again 👊🏻 #WorkForIt
You should take off a tire from the mini truck and do the covert trick.
Also why not saw cut straight the rock drive way. Where the curb starts.
Fix culvert pipe 12 in and concrete a fan driveway over the culvert .., essentially a curb. But in a mountain to need a huge culvert. I bought my house and nonstop work ever since aswell.
Ryno how much did you pay per sq ft for the rain gutters
The donkeys probably hang by the house when it rains not to stay dry as much as to stay warm because the house probably blocks some wind if they had a shelter with walls they would most likely go there instead of against you're house
If you built a corral fence between the posts of your wraparound porch like you did to keep the donkeys from eating the palm trees, would that be enough to keep them from filling your porch with poop ? You could always put in gates in the areas where you would want to go in and out.
Honestly Ryno? I know you said you were originally planning on putting the bronco back to original wheels etc...but...looks and will serve you better in it's current Baja configuration. Also...donkeys on the porch. hmmm fencing to keep the animals out. item number 274? ish on the list of stuff for the ranch? I had been wondering how you'd been faring, weather wise out there on the ranch.
Another great day to day video
Just picked up a gem of a 1996 Ford F350 7.3l 4dr long bed and i cant wait to dump my money into it!
hell yeah been waiting for this
When the mini truck won't go up those hills because there's a load in it, did you ever try going up backwards ?
I remember my Mom telling a story about some elderly relative whose car wouldn't go up a steep hill so they just turned around backed up.
One thing you should try would be to dig some trenches/culverts and fill them in with gravel/river rock, or even wood chips so you can still drive over them, but it will also allow the water to flow through those like smaller rivers. Having the rock or wood chips in the trenches will help slow the water down to help prevent more erosion.
They make inflatable rubber pipe plugs with an eye bolt. A 4 or 6" plug partially inflated will be a good alternative to drawing the tire through your pipe. Any utility/Waterworks supplier would have these. Perhaps a Ferguson Waterworks is in your neck of the woods.
Calling for thunderstorms tomorrow. Will be a good test👍
I did gutters for years, my longest piece was around 150’ it takes a lot of people
Did you happen to see the 2 4x4 mini trucks for sale on ig? Saw you tagged in the comments
Geeze Ryno, ease it in like a gentlemen 😂😂😂
Dope overalls for real
Get Muddy intro style.. Love it!
2-3/4” man in Florida we can get that in a half hour during rainy season. People say “it always rains in Florida” no the climate is subtropical meaning it gets rain often, do you think that a rain forest doesn’t get rain?. It’s beautiful the rain doesn’t last long either
Hey Ryno if you drill holes like a 45 degree and make a cone shape it will pull the sediment to you. (Coming from someone who jets lines for a living) if the comment doesn’t make sense I’m sorry lol
Yes sir!! Let's get it
I’m just trying to figure out what Milwaukee tool you used for chipping away the concrete and soil around the drain pipe
Roto hammer
Here ya go!
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They are awesome!
@@DMAXRYNO thanks for replying!
How about welding a grating for the inlet of the pipe. Keep the small rocks from getting stuck in the pipe.
i don't think people realize how much rain we have been getting hit with. they are all like "rain, thats nothin". getting hit with huge rain storm after huge rainstorm is pretty bad. luckily we did a few things over the years to mitigate what that kind of rain causes on our property.
All I can think about is Donkey from Shrek, “I like that boulder, that’s a nice boulder!”
Thanks for upload
You should make a pond on the back of the house ryno!!
I think this is the first time I see ryno wearing boots and not the hey dudes 😂
How about a u shaped concrete drainage with a cattle guard to drive over and ease of cleaning
How about concrete cut the stone work at the front of the driveway into 3 or 4 large slabs. Moved them out of the way. Change culvert pipe and then throw back the slabs.
You may have to increase the size of drainage pipe.
The Decloger ..😀
Love the cat house have the same issue with allergies but still love my cats!
12:03 what the big "A" looks like if you do it after she eats taco bell 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
First, have been waiting for the new video👍
Try building up berms to slow and direct water.
Commented on an old video, but ill add some extra info here. You need a self cleaning system. First off oval or egg shaped (narrowest end to the bottom) is your best bet for pipes. So the water always flows at a self cleaning speed.
With open channels you want a multi stepped system. Your in the USA. Look at I think its the LA concrete rivers. \--_--/ setup, so once again when the rain is low, and there is less water it has a smaller channel, allowing the dirt to stay in suspension and clean itself, when there is alot of water it uses the larger channel, once again self cleaning.
For erosion spots use rock baskets, in short its concrete base (or compacted sand/soil) geotec fabric, a wire basket, bolt that into the ground or concrete with a metal bar to distribute the load, fill with hard stones of various sizes, granite works wonders, sew a lid on it out of wire again. It slows down the water flow, pulling sand out of suspension and also stops/heavily prevents erosion. It's used alot in the tropics of Australia where cyclones (hurricanes) exist and for half a year it basically pours down (check Darwin and Kakadu average monthly rainfalls to see what it has to deal with).
I can go in depth more if you want. But the farm I grew up on faced these issues alot until we put those measures in, it handled tropical monsoons no problem. Also installed some in floodplains as a job years later.
so is there still a drought in cali.?
What about some chicken wire to it in front of the culvert that you can remove when needed? Like 1/2x1/2 to help keep the dirt out as best as possible
Pitbike tyre not fit?
Why not Use rainwater collection barrels.
what about using a golf cart tire?
Looks like your drain pipe steam seeems to be working great
Fun fun!
YO!!!
Upturn the inlet to an acceptable water level and put a couple of pieces of rebar through it to stop bigger items from entering.
Why not screen off the in flow side with a grate screen or something and when something blocks it you just move it out of the way from the screen instead of getting clogs all the time deep in the pipe ? Food for thought lol
Is it legal to set traps in CA? seems like you know exactly where the coyotes like to go now
Hit them with a centerfire-style hammer. They're quick learners.
A hard day's work deserves a 3x3 animal style and fries light well from the best burger joint ever.
Why you don’t put 4-6” cobble for you drain just spread some 20-30’ before the pipe usually that help’s a lot
Why no trailer?
You say you cant do the tire trick bc the pipe is too small but did u try a smaller tire? how about the golf cart thats been sitting broken?
1" or 2" stone wrapped in chicken wire. Or a silt pit about 3 or 4' deep enough to dig out with the mini X.
Maybe add some Cali native succulent, Dudleye , around That front service gate granted the animals don’t eat it all
It’s time for a tractor Ryan!!!!!!!
BOOGERRRRR 🤣🤣
Buy pressure water jet that plumbers use work great got you’re situation
A peace of expanded metal over the entrance of the pipe would help keep the rocks out!
Put an ez dump bed in the single cab
would you like to get some free wheel lights?