Installing Two New Culverts In A Washed Out Driveway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2022
- Installing two new culverts in a washed out driveway. This is the job where we put all the rip rap in front of the shop building, with 8" of rain from the week before the 12" culvert couldn't carry all the water. So I'm adding two plastic 18" culverts and moving the ditch to allow for more water to flow in. The depth of the pipes and pond limit how water can get in at one time but these should help from the driveway washing hopefully. Thanks for watching! #EliteEarthworks #Takeuchi #Culverts
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Damnit boy that turned out great...you giving let's dig a run for his money 😂
🤣 thanks! I appreciate that!
Made sense to straighten the water flow into the pipes. The straighter the better. That looked nice. Appreciate the vids.
Thank you! I agree seems to help flow more
Any business that is trying to fight Mother Nature will always be a secure business!👍
I truly hope you and the family have a safe and relaxing holiday weekend!🇺🇸
Thanks again for all the great videos!
Thank you! You as well! And that’s a fact job security for sure
For what you started with I think what you ended up with was a sweet looking finished product. I don’t know what client wouldn’t be happy with those results. Thanks for the ride along.
Thank you! He was very pleased with the end result
All I can say is: WOW. That came out looking like a park! You had me worried when you were putting the stone in between the pipe, though - I thought you were going in head first, LOL! Nice work as always.
Thank you! It really changed the look of the place. 🤣 yeah I thought I was too for a minute
That looks whole lot better now then what you started with.
Thank you! They were very happy with it
I didn’t see any arguments on bell direction… so, I’m thinking you got it right!!! LOL
If they keep the leaves and brush out of the basin, it should handle a lot of water. I picked 12 grapples full of leaves and sticks out of the road culvert this month. I’ve never seen so much debris floated out of Sassafras Valley. I was going to clear the brush out this summer but it catches so much debris, I think I’ll leave it be for another year and study the issue.
That was a nice transformation… Chris would be proud!!!
Thank you! Wow that is a lot of debris we’ve got a ton of rain this month so I guess it shouldn’t surprise me. Appreciate you watching
looks much better now
Thank you!
Fantastic job! You cleaned that up very nicely! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Looking good sir, hopefully the weather hasn't slowed you down.
Thank you! I’ve been staying busy work on base rock so that’s at least good lol
Wow. You cleaned that up nice ❤
Thank you!
Looks great..!
I like that curve feature if the creek…, but the reality was…, more erosion to that bank…, and more repair(s).
Thank you sir.
Thank you! That’s what I was thinking too. Appreciate you watching
You really are an artist with your loader. You build a plausible creeks channel and they get right into realism with your loader!! When you are done everything looks as it’s the original channel!! Hahaha
Looks good Brandon!!
This site is turning out to have lots of bonus work!
Thank you! I really appreciate that! I try too, that’s probably what I enjoy most is grading and shaping.
Looks a lot better and should function a lot better 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thank you! I hope so
Perfect finish!!
Thanks man
Gee that turned out nice. 👌
Thank you!
You may have to give yourself a raise after this job. lol Keep smilin
Thank you! I appreciate that! I’ll run that by the CFO 😁 see if she agrees
@@eliteearthworksllc if she doesn’t it could be she’s saving up for a dozer😁
@@darrenblattner2508 lol good point
Outstanding! Putting in a single culvert at my home soon. Looking forward to learning some skills. I appreciate the time it takes you to make these videos.
Yep, you did it again! Work of art...
Thank you! Awesome I enjoy installing them. Best of luck 👍🏻
Very nice Brandon. :)
Thank you!
Damn fine work..
Thank you!
Awesome transformation!
Thank you! Appreciate you watching
Awesome job !
Thank you!
Nice Repair!
Thank you
Wow! What an awesome job. The property owner would be very happy with that.
Thanks man! He was very happy. Appreciate you watching
Looks great 👍
Thank you!
Good looking job, well done!
My County Judge told me that USGS has an app online to calculate volumns of water and pipe sizing for a "given rain amount over a traceable land area". He said he uses it often to upgrade the pipe sizing to fit a particular site. I haven't used it.
Thank you! Oh cool I need to get something like that to help determine the best size of pipe for different jobs.
@@eliteearthworksllc..If you can't find the app I'll ask him for the name, just let me know.
@@arkansas1336 great thank you! I will do that
Looks great as usual, straightening the ditch out makes sense, the curve may look nice, but (well, from memory, when I used to see rain) water will always try to "straighten the curves" and would eventually mess up the road again. Enjoyed that, thanks!
Yea, water carves out the turns until the turn eventually connects to another bend in the river and becomes a straighter path.
Yep, lazy curving rivers become raging straight through-ways during floods… eventually they carve their way into straight aways, given enough floods.
I’ve been watching the creek across from my house do that. About 35 years ago they put in a 4 lane divided highway. They put in new bridges with concrete and rip-rap to divert the creek. The next curve after that is in front of my house. The creek flows a lot faster now and my curve is being carved out foot by foot! It has already made a two acre island on the inside of the bend.
Mother Nature always wins in the end!!!
Thank you! That’s what I was thinking it would keep eroding the bank and cause more damage. Appreciate you watching
Still a little wet there. Looking better.👍👍
It’s very wet!
Looked good until it got dark. Maybe we can get some daylight footage some other day???
Thank you! I will I have to go back and build a pad for a new slab house. I’ll do an update
Nice work!
Thank you!
That turned out awesome! Don’t think they’ll have to worry about washout !
Thank you! I hope not but it’s possible 🤣
Great job Brandon useing that brain power well done. Thinking and planning go a long way to a well finished job.
Thank you! I appreciate that
Nice looking job. The owner should be happy with that. Have a good day!!
Thank you! Yes he’s very happy with it
Nice work! You have a great eye for landscape design
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Your finished product always looks amazing. I’m getting ready to put in a back slope and swale and hope mine looks as good as yours.
Thank you! I appreciate that! Nice sounds like a good project. Best of luck
Great job, looks good!
Thanks man
Enjoy the video man .
Thank you! Appreciate you watching
Nice job!
Thank you!
Freaking excellent job Brandon, man that turned out awesome, you were right with rasing the road up, end result was perfection, thanks for sharing bud 💪🇺🇲
Thanks buddy! Yes it made a big difference. Appreciate you watching
There are couplers, tees, and wyes for dual wall HDPE. they are fabricated from pieces fused together. we have a local supplier here that can make them up for contractors.
Yeah they make all kinds of fittings for them which work nice. I haven’t had too many jobs where I’ve used them for more drainage stuff vs just a culvert
looks great
Thank you!
Awesome job big guy !!! Looks amazing almost to the point of beautiful !!! I'm impressed big time 👍👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🤣
Thanks buddy! 👍🏻
A little puckered up there for a second on the skid steer?😊😊😊
It was for a minute 🤣
Excellent job.
A serious improvement over what was done before.
That job was way undersized for the amount of water it has to handle at times.
Funny thing is, my like number 54 is the year I was born.
That's a first on any of the channels I'm subbed to.
Thank you! I appreciate that! Yes it was. Awesome that is very cool
Nice job as always!!
Thank you!
@@eliteearthworksllc You are welcome!
Beautiful job Brandon and thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you! Appreciate you watching
@@eliteearthworksllc your welcome!
Wow, really awesome! Loved seeing your approach and hearing your explanations!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Almost looks like the owner needs you to put in an overflow below the height of the inlet. Another job well done by Elite!
I agree I know the guy that dug the pond out and that’s pretty typical of his work
Man that turned out great, nicely done. Compaction wheel works nice, ?, do you or any of the manufacturers think, when using a wheel, it puts extra stress on the house bearings. LD 18 will notice. Stay safe and have happy Memorial day weekend.
Thank you! I don’t think it does. But I guess it’s possible if you are really pushing on it. You too thank you!
Nice work! Amazing transformation!
Thank you! Appreciate you watching
Good old boys job, I have a friend who has a friend, does really good cheap jobs.....
Thank you! Lol yep that’s definitely true here
That backfill with the skiddy had a certain pucker factor to it.
It was at first 🤣
That was a fun job, looks great. FYI where a similar stream leaves my property is 2 18 inch double wall pipes. They have their bell ends pointing up stream. During a very large rain, the stream overflowed the road. After the water went down I found both bell ends collapsed over the end of both pipes. Had a hard time bending them back out. Second time it happened I cut off the unused bells.
Thank you! I could see that. It’s crazy how easy they bend but not bending back lol
Always enjoy your videos! I hear people say the same thing you said that 2-18” are the same as 1-36” pipe. The area of a 36” pipe is ~1,000 square inches. An 18” is ~250. 2-18” is still only 1/2 what 1-36” will flow. I don’t disagree with your approach, you have to make due with what grade you have to work with. Thanks for sharing all these videos, I’m sure they are a lot of work!
"2-18” are the same as 1-36” pipe." Nope, Math here..
You need **4.3** 18" pipes to equal a single 36" pipe. Or **15.6** 12" pipes equal one 36" pipe.
A 18" pipe is equal to **2.8** 12" pipes.
Thank you! Cool I appreciate the info I guess I need to do my homework on the volume of the pipes lol
Good to know I was way off 🤣
It looks like there was a bunch of water coming though there.
Yes there was a lot!
So here I was thinking…he’s going get his feet wet but trust a talented operator who knows a few tricks to figure it out. Well done.
I did 🤣🤦🏼♂️ I need so better boots
Who dug the pond? let me guess the pond guy Chris LOL
Probably so 🤣
Way more water goes through a 36 inch pipe than two 18 inch pipe and a 12 inch pipe Brandon. Just trying to help. I understand you can’t use a 36 inch pipe.
No depth for a 36 inch pipe and keep the grade right.
It would put a hump in the road.
Plus 36 inch pipe actually costs 50 percent more than two 18 inch pipes together right now.
He’s just explaining that the surface area of a 36” is much greater then 2 18”
36” pipe has a area of 1018 sqin
18” pipe has a area of 254.5 sqin
2 18” = 509 sqin
So 2 18” have exactly HALF the area of 1 36” pipe.
@@FishFind3000 that’s correct… the combined circumferences are the same… but the area is what determines the volume of flow… and that elevates by a factor of the radius squared.
@@sassafrasvalley1939 My eyes just crossed.
@@kenore4003 LOL
You should of made a cougher dam wen you was digging that dich it would of made it a lot easier on youk
Yeah that’s true a lot of the water started coming in from the pond. It’s just a mess lol
Four 18" pipes would equal one 36" pipe.
🤣 wow I was way off. I appreciate the info
You need ***4.3*** 18" pipes to equal a single 36" pipe. Or ***15.6*** 12" pipes equal one 36" pipe.
A 18" pipe is equal to ***2.8*** 12" pipes.
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