Dude you literally invented a new genre on TH-cam. No one is gonna be mad at you doing you're stuff either cause it's an honorable thing you do. Helping the community and all that. Keep up the good work
The reason i subscribed to your channel is because you have passion about what you do. You do it because you enjoy it and chose to share it. That is what this channel is about.
Post my man, the split camera idea was a great addition to your program and videos. Keep up the great work and stay safe and healthy. 👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The takeaway I get from your videos is that beavers are incredibly efficient and intelligent. I had no idea their dams were so robust. Yes they can do a lot of damage, but beavers are amazing creatures! Thanks for all you do, by the way. Keep the great content coming!
Ideas: Before opening up a clog, shove a measuring stick in the high water to see how much the water height is. you then can see accurately how far down the level changes. Also, there are ways to measure the flow . Wouldn't it be cool to see how many gallons of improved flow you create?
You can measure how fast the water is going pretty easy. How much is flowing through at the start vs the beginning is kinda hard to calculate because you need the area the water is flowing through in order to do it corectly. Thats not easy to measure. In this video you could take the end of the culvert to do so but thats not alwas available.
Thanks for showing the other side of the picture with the second camera. It is just a boost to see the water swooshing thru on the second camera. You are making your videos more interesting with all the extra work you are doing. It is appreciated. Be safe.
I’m glad that you are putting a second camera at the outflow end lately, I remember watching your early videos and wanting to see the effect at the other end. Keep up the good work, these are really enjoyable videos.
DOT worker: do you see those scratch marks in the mud? Intern: that looks like a rake, sir. DOT worker: nay son, we have been visited by the rare postus tennius. Intern: ‘gasp’ I thought that was a legend!
A war I doubt you will ever win, but Respect to you for not giving up and helping all the people who go about there daily travels that have no idea of the time & hard work you put in.
That is a very impressive job of unclogging that culvert, great to see and great to hear. It is fantastic to see the water come out the other end. Thank you for bringing us this very interesting and informative video, it is much appreciated by the people of the community.
@Will Survive I think you're talking about the guy from Lithuania. I think he should market that. It's like a gorilla arm for the string trimmers, only it's smaller; looks like the letter 'T'. A friend of his welded it to his rake.
Me again , I was really missing the sound of the pitter patter of the rain on your camera , but the sounds of the leaves and twigs under your feet and the wonderful noises of the water breaking free was outstandingly good , I may watch this again , …and again x
What a fun video! It's amazing how quickly beavers work...and how much mud they use. I had no idea they used so much mud until I started watching your channel. So Cool!!!
I had no idea they even built dams, before I joined this channel! 😆 No beavers here in NZ, and they were almost distinct in Germany when I was still living there 20 years ago 🙂
The little creature was probably security for that dam and when he saw Post tearing it down. It ran off to tell the Beavers that Post is at it again. The great feud continues
pretty good one brother . i hd to watch it twice . lol i did not think the pipe was that big till you showed the other side they really plugged it up good . any way take care work safe and i hope you ghost ten and your family / families have a great thanks giving full of good food good family and friends and lots of joy . lets be thankful for the beavers they sure make things fun .
After viewing your video for many years no I realize the effort that you go through to unclog these culverts and outfall structures even when the City doesn’t do take care of them. I am lucky to have a 12 inch galvanized culvert running through my backyard along with an old brick basin/ditch. The system is from 1964 and it is probably in need of replacing it. I thought it was always kind of rough around the edges, but compared to the ones in some of your older videos, I realize that there must be so many other drains out there that are waiting to be maintained. Keep up the good work.
I was having a really hard day, but then I watched your video. You calmed me down and helped me relax. Thank you for all you hard work. I really appreciate it
Your work is almost mesmerizing, such a enthusiasm. It’s great to see you care about your environment. You are an example for lot of people and way much interesting than all those so called “influencers”.
You leaving less muck for the beavers to use was nice. I was willing you to rake the muck you were standing on, on the right side of the culvert but, I guess I didn’t concentrate enough. Lol…I love what you do…🥰
You need a 4 tine spading fork to use on parts of the beaver damns and large culverts that have lots of small sticks and debris packed in. The tines are longer than the rake, and you can dig them in to really break up the stuff so the current carries it away. Just a thought from the garden experience. Happy unclogging!!
It good to see you find a culvert your passionate about. Love that you went the extra mile and went downstream to unblock a dam. What attention to detail.
I have suggested you getting an asphalt rake in the past this would be the perfect job for it. While the handle is longer than what you like unlike a bow rake and asphalt rake is designed for pulling and pushing heavy material and the very narrow tang gives you a foot either end go work with a real dam breaker for sure.
So incredible and a tremendous amount of work & effort on your part to clear out not only the culvert, drain back the pond but also to clear a blockage of debris to clear the canal. You always give 100% to every job you undertake, and that's why it's so enjoyable to watch your videos and you work. I enjoyed the pics at the end of the video from Niagara Falls, the PA turnpike tunnel (I think that's what it was with the overhead tunnel, huge air exchange turbines and a couple of other places I can't remember where you were. Be well, stay safe! We love your channel Post10! 😊🌻
What a good video, that varied and explained, in addition to being fun and entertaining for you, it is a magnificent very complete physical exercise, it is good that you do it with that effort, I hope you read this comment, since it seems that I do not explain myself when I write to you ...
Hugely satisfying video! This one is a massive, stone cold classic. This is why I keep coming back to this channel. Keep up the excellent work Post 10. I love your work! :-)
One of your best videos yet. I really love the fact that you set up two different cameras one at each end of the culvert. I think this is something that you should continue doing in your future videos if you can. Really love content. Definitely doing honorable work.
I don't know if you're still in Pennsylvania, but visiting the Johnstown Flood Museum could be really cool! I went there just the other day. I couldn't do much because it started to snow a lot, but it was a lot of fun! My recommendation :)
What a concept, you see a problem and you try and fix it. This would be a great place if more people acted like you. Such a great help you are to your community !
This man is a legend in his own life time unfortunately in years to come he will become a urban myth that someone helped his community for free in his own time people won’t believe there were people like this around.. grandparents will say how when they ere kids they caught ax glimps of his high vis as they sat in the back of there parents car people will laugh and humour the old folk thinking there going mad in there old age.. post 10 thankyou for making your vids it has brought me a lot of pleasure YNWA
A lot of folks have either two screens or two devices... it would be fun if you posted (maybe unlisted?) separate videos for the two cameras, so we could play them at the same time and hear the sound from each of them. This one was so fantastic! Great work as always.
I think you should consider making a few tools for the purpose of unclogging culverts. Something involving a lever would help lift up big packed clogs quickly for easier dismantling. One or two hooks on steel shafts with pull handles would also help. I'm sure you can design something to improve on the rake :-)
@@captainnerd6452 Well, Post is a clever guy so I'm sure he could come up with one or two things to aid productivity. The rake while useful is not very efficient on large clogs.
As a native Pennsylvanian, please always do a tick check after walking through our tall grass! You are doing a wonderful service and I do not want my state to pay you back with Lyme Disease.
Great job, best one yet. So pleased you went down stream and found the other blockage. I would have liked you to have gone further downstream to see where all the water was going. Many thanks Pete (Manchester UK).
When I was learning to drive, my dad always told me I should know where my wheels are. Somebody must have told Post to know where his boots are! Good job, Post! Stay safe!
That was fun to watch. The rake of doom worked a treat on that blockage. I kept rewinding to the bit when the water started to rush out the other end. Great idea to set up two cameras for simultaneously record.
Cant believe I watched the first five minutes of this thinking that the outlet pipe was in the same shot 😂😂. Glad you changed the camera angle. I was tired and I need some new eyes!
Glad you are having a good time and you have a sidekick to help you make better videos. Enjoy your time as a young man because that back of yours won't stay flexible and forgiving for long.
Man you live in such a ecologically interesting area, I live on a island with nothing like this, no swamps, never really getting flooding unless its a water main bursting. I'm always so fascinated watching your videos
That’s cool, is it like a tropical island? I live just north of Chicago and because it’s so flat we have tons of swamps and drainage is mostly manmade because slopes are uncommon.
The great feud between the beavers and Post 10 continues
And you know the saying you can't fight mother nature
@@beavis8167 you can't fight post 10
@@beavis8167 well humans are mother nature too so...
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This guy’s as busy as an anti-beaver !
"This is a job for the rake!" The most terrifying words a beaver will ever hear.
it's like putting up the bat signal
Rake to a beaver is like a bulldozer to a human
🐿💦≣|--------
Hahahaha was thinking the same thing
I was thinking maybe he should get a shovel.
Dude you literally invented a new genre on TH-cam. No one is gonna be mad at you doing you're stuff either cause it's an honorable thing you do. Helping the community and all that. Keep up the good work
What do you mean no one can hate it 41 beavers have already down voted the video
@@david-kc5hr haha. There is a german saying. One person's joy is another's sorrow
There are other people doing what he's doing but I'm not sure if they did it before Post 10 or if they were inspired by him.
You forgot all the mad beavers!
sadly many people already got mad at him.. but ye, hes literally working for free
The reason i subscribed to your channel is because you have passion about what you do. You do it because you enjoy it and chose to share it. That is what this channel is about.
Less than 100k at the time and that was early 2018. You have come a long way and deserve it
@Rob Shepherd - ...and to inspire people to do something similar! 😀👍
@@mightyV444 apparently there are quite a few people taking on the way of the rake, from what I see in my youtube recommendations
@@captainnerd6452 - Oh yes, I've noticed the same! 😀👍
I sub to this channel because it has nothing to do with news or politics or anything else. This is my take a break channel.
Your enthusiasm and commentary about what you're doing is what brings people here.
I thought it was unclogging drains
@@thomassayles3699 and exploring abandoned buildings
THERE IT GOES!!!
And accent 👍
I’m sweating so much!
This is the first time I’ve ever seen muck raking that wasn’t politically motivated. Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers
I was thinking of the word "muckraking", too, you don't hear it that often anymore
LMAO!!
It's also been a while since I've heard "draining the swamp" that wasn't about Washington DC...
Project Veritas now reinvented muckraking also. He used that as a title lately.
LOL
Post my man, the split camera idea was a great addition to your program and videos. Keep up the great work and stay safe and healthy. 👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The takeaway I get from your videos is that beavers are incredibly efficient and intelligent. I had no idea their dams were so robust. Yes they can do a lot of damage, but beavers are amazing creatures!
Thanks for all you do, by the way. Keep the great content coming!
That's not just any Rake...That's the Post10 Lightweight Titanium Rake
Historic Rake
In normal hands, that’s a +1 vs leaves/twigs rake; in Post 10 hands, that’s a +6 vs vegetation rake with a special +10 vs beaver dams.
He's got a golden opportunity to get some rake merch going. (genuinely)
Feared by beavers and superheros
One day it will be preserved at Smithsonian.
Ideas: Before opening up a clog, shove a measuring stick in the high water to see how much the water height is. you then can see accurately how far down the level changes. Also, there are ways to measure the flow . Wouldn't it be cool to see how many gallons of improved flow you create?
Could just mark the rake with measurements
No
Wow! This must have been so satisfying to accomplish. Great job!
You can measure how fast the water is going pretty easy. How much is flowing through at the start vs the beginning is kinda hard to calculate because you need the area the water is flowing through in order to do it corectly. Thats not easy to measure. In this video you could take the end of the culvert to do so but thats not alwas available.
@@bufkinmanor late response but that’s brilliant. Just mark the rake! Of course!
Thanks for showing the other side of the picture with the second camera. It is just a boost to see the water swooshing thru on the second camera. You are making your videos more interesting with all the extra work you are doing. It is appreciated. Be safe.
I’m loving this two camera setup.
You know it's serious stuff when The Rake of Power comes out! That was some awesome muck-busting! 😊
kinda like thors hammer
I’m glad that you are putting a second camera at the outflow end lately, I remember watching your early videos and wanting to see the effect at the other end.
Keep up the good work, these are really enjoyable videos.
“This is a job for the rake”. I got excited right at the start of this video!!
Love it when Post gives His co-star Mr Rake a bit of screen time.
DOT worker: do you see those scratch marks in the mud?
Intern: that looks like a rake, sir.
DOT worker: nay son, we have been visited by the rare postus tennius.
Intern: ‘gasp’ I thought that was a legend!
DOT worker: "Believe what you will...But on a cold night, when the wind is just right, you can still his Titanium Rake scraping across the culverts."
🤣😂🤣
@@snickle1980 🤣😂🤣
@@snickle1980 hahahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣
A war I doubt you will ever win, but Respect to you for not giving up and helping all the people who go about there daily travels that have no idea of the time & hard work you put in.
It's not about winning anything.Its about maintenance.Good job Post 10.
This guy is the Steve Irwin of culvert unclogging, I love his enthusiasm
I love this channel! You have no idea how your videos helped my mental health. They really calm me down. Keep up the great work!
That is a very impressive job of unclogging that culvert, great to see and great to hear. It is fantastic to see the water come out the other end. Thank you for bringing us this very interesting and informative video, it is much appreciated by the people of the community.
Is that weld on the rake still holding up?
Interesting video, thanks for filming!!
Brazing rods and blow torch still holding strong
@@post.10 Nice going, my friend!!!
@@post.10 Another win for Right to Repair!
The grabber is just all thats leftover from when these beavers attacked a local elderly person. I suspect he had a wooden leg…
🤣🤣
LMAO!
Maybe Post found the beaver's prosthetic arm
Thought the beavers had left an early Christmas gift.
You`ve got a fantastic lifesyle over there Post and you clearly enjoy it. Thanks for inviting us along for your amiable company.
Get a pitch fork heat it up and bend the ends down like a rake. They are way stronger, Just an idea. Keep up the good work my friend.
That's a really good idea, most people say to use a pitchfork but that would not work as well as the rake but what you're saying probably
@@post.10 heat up the fingers about 1/2 way down or so and its a 4 fingered rake.
I was just wondering if he had a secret place he gets nice, strong rakes from.
@Will Survive I think you're talking about the guy from Lithuania. I think he should market that. It's like a gorilla arm for the string trimmers, only it's smaller; looks like the letter 'T'. A friend of his welded it to his rake.
@Will Survive where can I find him?
Me again , I was really missing the sound of the pitter patter of the rain on your camera , but the sounds of the leaves and twigs under your feet and the wonderful noises of the water breaking free was outstandingly good , I may watch this again , …and again x
What a fun video! It's amazing how quickly beavers work...and how much mud they use. I had no idea they used so much mud until I started watching your channel. So Cool!!!
I had no idea they even built dams, before I joined this channel! 😆 No beavers here in NZ, and they were almost distinct in Germany when I was still living there 20 years ago 🙂
Your enthusiasm and joy when unclogging a culvert is contagious! You have been a great teacher with sharing your knowledge and videos. Thank you! 😊
The little creature was probably security for that dam and when he saw Post tearing it down. It ran off to tell the Beavers that Post is at it again. The great feud continues
It could very well be the legendary troll or the little people
"this is a job for the rake" man, i am addicted to your videos. great content, keep up the hard work!
The photo of you 25:30 is a work of art. The shape of the roof, the lighting, it created an eye looking at us.
Post 10. Beaver detective. Beaver law enforcer. One of a kind...
Post 10. Most hated in the beaver world. Persona non grata...
Great videos mate!
Rake-1, Beavers-0! The revivals at it again but the rake gets the final score for Post! Well done bro! Bravo on the culverts again 👍!
It's just so relaxing watching Mr. Culvert. So dedicated and enthusiastic.
pretty good one brother . i hd to watch it twice . lol i did not think the pipe was that big till you showed the other side they really plugged it up good . any way take care work safe and i hope you ghost ten and your family / families have a great thanks giving full of good food good family and friends and lots of joy . lets be thankful for the beavers they sure make things fun .
After viewing your video for many years no I realize the effort that you go through to unclog these culverts and outfall structures even when the City doesn’t do take care of them. I am lucky to have a 12 inch galvanized culvert running through my backyard along with an old brick basin/ditch. The system is from 1964 and it is probably in need of replacing it. I thought it was always kind of rough around the edges, but compared to the ones in some of your older videos, I realize that there must be so many other drains out there that are waiting to be maintained. Keep up the good work.
The mighty Rake makes an appearance again! That was a gusher ,tons of water flowing through. Great job clearing it up 😎👍
All the sweaty work and not one cuss word. You are amazing. Keep doing what you’re doing. A blessing to your communities.
Kudos to this man for finding what makes him truly happy. It's both hilarious and inspiring how happy he is by flowing water
Probably the most authentic dude on TH-cam
I was having a really hard day, but then I watched your video. You calmed me down and helped me relax. Thank you for all you hard work. I really appreciate it
"I just flung some mud up in my boot."
I felt that one.
Happy Thanksgiving post 10! I'm thankful for your channel!
I cannot stop watching this channel. What a great dude
Your work is almost mesmerizing, such a enthusiasm. It’s great to see you care about your environment. You are an example for lot of people and way much interesting than all those so called “influencers”.
Dude I love watching you battle it out with those beavers. Keep making those awesome videos.
My favorite words: this is a job for the rake! I know then it'll be a good one. Great video!👍🏻😊
The 2 camera system has worked out great!
You leaving less muck for the beavers to use was nice. I was willing you to rake the muck you were standing on, on the right side of the culvert but, I guess I didn’t concentrate enough. Lol…I love what you do…🥰
Great job and kudos on finding and clearing the dam downstream of the culvert
I love your enthusiasm! I'm here yelling at the TV, "Hell ya it's a job for the rake! Get some!"
You need a 4 tine spading fork to use on parts of the beaver damns and large culverts that have lots of small sticks and debris packed in. The tines are longer than the rake, and you can dig them in to really break up the stuff so the current carries it away. Just a thought from the garden experience. Happy unclogging!!
You have beavers in yoir garden?
It good to see you find a culvert your passionate about. Love that you went the extra mile and went downstream to unblock a dam. What attention to detail.
Great video! Love the effort you put into clearing these dams and putting this content together for us. Thank you!
I slung some mud up in my boot. Post man you kill me sometimes. Keep up the good work.
I have suggested you getting an asphalt rake in the past this would be the perfect job for it. While the handle is longer than what you like unlike a bow rake and asphalt rake is designed for pulling and pushing heavy material and the very narrow tang gives you a foot either end go work with a real dam breaker for sure.
The dynamic duo strikes again: Post10 and The Rake!
Doing a great job as always, I reckon a good tool you could use as well as a rake is a twist tiller.
Keep up the good work 👍
the beavers were using the grabber for the rocks that were just out of reach.
just discovered your channel and I'm addicted
I like your your hypothesis.
Netflix spends 17 billion a year on content and I am watching a guy clear drains on youtube.
So incredible and a tremendous amount of work & effort on your part to clear out not only the culvert, drain back the pond but also to clear a blockage of debris to clear the canal. You always give 100% to every job you undertake, and that's why it's so enjoyable to watch your videos and you work.
I enjoyed the pics at the end of the video from Niagara Falls, the PA turnpike tunnel (I think that's what it was with the overhead tunnel, huge air exchange turbines and a couple of other places I can't remember where you were. Be well, stay safe! We love your channel Post10! 😊🌻
What a good video, that varied and explained, in addition to being fun and entertaining for you, it is a magnificent very complete physical exercise, it is good that you do it with that effort, I hope you read this comment, since it seems that I do not explain myself when I write to you ...
Hugely satisfying video! This one is a massive, stone cold classic. This is why I keep coming back to this channel. Keep up the excellent work Post 10. I love your work! :-)
I agree nice to see the rake back in action! 👍
I really felt like getting a big shovel and helping you out with this one!
I love to watch how hard you have been working, but I'm sure for Beaver's you're Enemy #1.
Nothing more satisfying than unblocking a natural water source. Great job, keep it up.
Nothing like a good unclogging awesome job. Not sure when you started this can you post your first unclogging.
One of your best videos yet. I really love the fact that you set up two different cameras one at each end of the culvert. I think this is something that you should continue doing in your future videos if you can. Really love content. Definitely doing honorable work.
Post10: "That's a Job for the rake"
Beaver Boss: "Get this rake! Dead or alive!"
Also the sky was sooo beautiful. The reflection on the water, the movement of the water ... ah ... so blissful.
I don't know if you're still in Pennsylvania, but visiting the Johnstown Flood Museum could be really cool! I went there just the other day. I couldn't do much because it started to snow a lot, but it was a lot of fun! My recommendation :)
What a concept, you see a problem and you try and fix it. This would be a great place if more people acted like you. Such a great help you are to your community !
This man is a legend in his own life time unfortunately in years to come he will become a urban myth that someone helped his community for free in his own time people won’t believe there were people like this around.. grandparents will say how when they ere kids they caught ax glimps of his high vis as they sat in the back of there parents car people will laugh and humour the old folk thinking there going mad in there old age.. post 10 thankyou for making your vids it has brought me a lot of pleasure YNWA
Another Great Covert adventure , thank you for your hard work and inviting us with you! Great way to end with still shots of all you do!
A lot of folks have either two screens or two devices... it would be fun if you posted (maybe unlisted?) separate videos for the two cameras, so we could play them at the same time and hear the sound from each of them. This one was so fantastic! Great work as always.
Even your camera angles are art. Love the sound of the rushing water.
Wait for the end! Beautiful.
I think you should consider making a few tools for the purpose of unclogging culverts. Something involving a lever would help lift up big packed clogs quickly for easier dismantling. One or two hooks on steel shafts with pull handles would also help. I'm sure you can design something to improve on the rake :-)
a clipping tool to break up some of the branches to make them easier to move
@@captainnerd6452 Well, Post is a clever guy so I'm sure he could come up with one or two things to aid productivity. The rake while useful is not very efficient on large clogs.
Post 10! Protector of culverts! Vanquisher of floods! Hero of the wetfooted! Bane of beaver dams! Happy new year!
Ghost10 closing montage appreciation message.
Love love love the 2 camera set up! Didn't think it could get more satisfying but that second camera at the other end👌👌
The creature at 12:30 must’ve been a spy for the beavers.
It could be a troll or the little people
I love how you keep yourself and Rodney the Rake so clean.
Lovely photos at the end
Enjoy your videos! Happy & safe Thanksgiving from all of us!
Great work. Over here we just call the council and its as good as done. I wish you had better councils (or equivalent)
You have my comment, and my like.
As a native Pennsylvanian, please always do a tick check after walking through our tall grass!
You are doing a wonderful service and I do not want my state to pay you back with Lyme Disease.
Good to see the AR10- (Assault Rake 10 ) in action again.
Hah, the ultimate weapon against the destruction of floods. 😎😎😎
I am so proud of the 500k+ people who choose this content over anything else
Fortunately, the beavers aren't clever enough to block the culvert ten feet in, out of the reach of your rake!
Excellent video. Love the way you tell the story and your commentary. Love watching. Not cold here in bed. Or wet. Prayers Love and Peace
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All’s I can say is this person is great to his community! Ans very knowledgeable. Keep up the great work my friend
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Great job, best one yet. So pleased you went down stream and found the other blockage. I would have liked you to have gone further downstream to see where all the water was going. Many thanks Pete (Manchester UK).
Omg I love the simultaneous camera filming at the other end of the culvert. Now that, is satisfying!
When I was learning to drive, my dad always told me I should know where my wheels are. Somebody must have told Post to know where his boots are! Good job, Post! Stay safe!
That was fun to watch. The rake of doom worked a treat on that blockage. I kept rewinding to the bit when the water started to rush out the other end. Great idea to set up two cameras for simultaneously record.
Cant believe I watched the first five minutes of this thinking that the outlet pipe was in the same shot 😂😂. Glad you changed the camera angle. I was tired and I need some new eyes!
Glad you are having a good time and you have a sidekick to help you make better videos. Enjoy your time as a young man because that back of yours won't stay flexible and forgiving for long.
Man you live in such a ecologically interesting area, I live on a island with nothing like this, no swamps, never really getting flooding unless its a water main bursting. I'm always so fascinated watching your videos
That’s cool, is it like a tropical island? I live just north of Chicago and because it’s so flat we have tons of swamps and drainage is mostly manmade because slopes are uncommon.