Not going to lie, for all the years ive been watching your videos... i've been waiting for you to yank at something and fall in and you took it like a champ and a true sport and didnt complain!
I suppose it was inevitable that a stick/branch/small log would snap or he would lose his grip on a slimy one sending him back on his but in the water. I read your comment before seeing the video and was expecting a full body immersion. Just glad he didn't land on a sharp log and get hurt.
A brand new one I've only ever seen oldies still good though but a new video just finished work had to work till 9pm was pissed off but eating my dinner here watching this with a cup of tea, ahhhh it's the little things in life, good man post 10 all the best from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍 ❤ 😀
I’ll best that dip took your breath away Post, nothing worse when it hits the nether regions. Fantastic video again, just love to see a notification that you’ve uploaded a new video. Kind regards from Scotland 🏴 Johnny
I too was wondering when and if you would ever fall ass-backward into the water. Your reaction was priceless and true to your character. I personally would have clogged the culvert with all matter of profanity, flatulence, and gastrointestinal elimination. You stayed focus on your mission and got the job done. Keep up the good work and great content.
Post 10 is a real man among men, who does his part in life to make the world a better place, and is nice enough to share it with us, to motivate us all, to do our parts too. Awesome job brother. 👏🏽
I've tried watching other clog busters, but none come close to Post 10. The commentary, your determination, and love of what you do are what sets you apart. Your excitement and love of nature is a bonus!
Post 10. You are the best. We have never seen you fall backwards and get soaked. You took it all with pride. Again you are the best...love the videos and can't wait til the next 1 comes. Take care.
I love this channel. I've been watching for a couple of years. When one comes up with a big jam like this I head off to bed and settle in for the night to watch on my Echo Show. I always end up binge watching till 4am then crashing.
What a fun vid! It's so fun to see the large trees go in one end and out the other! And another beautiful Bullwinkle type moose. She looks a bit skinny and I agree with you. Looks like she's scratching off her winter coat. Fearless deer. This video has it all, Post. Thanks for sharing with us. 😘
I like this guy and I like what he does. I’ve looking at his videos for the past few days. Today it was raining so I decided to go out and look at the storm drains in my neighborhood. None were clogged but I’m going to pay attention to them from now on.
We need more people like you post10. I enjoy watching all your videos. Some I have watched multiple times and see something new I had missed previously watching 👀... thank you for sharing your videos and pictures. Some of the best I've seen on TH-cam.... keep em coming and keep up the awesome work and hope you come to Missouri in the future. Just wrapped up the trip out west you did.
Others try an imitate you, Post 10 but, they DON'T even come close. You are the best, bar none! Love your videos and I am a true subscriber! Keep up the great work! You are doing a FANTASTIC job Brother! Kudos!
I wanted so much to run downstairs & grab the hand saw out of my garage for you. (Along with a bunch of dry, clean clothes out of the dryer in the laundry room.) Cold, wet denim has to be one of the most miserable feelings there is. You, however, are a 🦸♂️ & aside from a quiet "Damn." didn't even seem to notice it much! Thank you for bringing us along. 🖐🏼🙆🏽♀️✌🏽 from Seattle
Watching from England. Sorry to say I’ve been waiting for they to happen when you fell in I had a good laugh. Sorry but it did make me giggle. Hope it wasn’t to cold. 😂. Great video as always.
Always impressed by the effort you put in to clearing these culvert pipes as well as your drains along the roads to make them passable. Thanks for all the great content!!!
3:45 Damn, Post. It's the first week of May...it's New England...that water still had to be freezing. You took a lickin' and kept on tickin'. Well done. Btw, that was one giant game of Poohsticks there.
_Excavator:_ That's weird. The opening doesn't look that bad. _Post:_ I was just passing through and thought I'd stop. _Excavator:_ Do you have your own equipment? _Post:_ Nah, I did it by hand. No big deal. Got a little wet but that's ok. 8:15 Heave ho! 17:35 Perfect visual why chest high waders are dangerous.
@@Tazerboy_10 I wear chest waders but wear a strong elastic strap around the top to keep it tight. Fell once, and my shirt only got wet about an inch or two under the waders. But yeah, wearing them with no strap is like wearing a parachute during a hurricane.
I find your videos therapeutic and satisfying.....between accomplishing your goals....helping and being in nature... and learning of how beavers are hack engineers.....its just a win watching
Post 10, let me make a couple of suggestions that will improve your success and reduce the Heaven lifting. 1. Remove the debris, especially logs, from the top first. That way you can free up the bottom logs and debris on the bottom and save your back. 2. Get a small chain saw and cut down the larger logs to manageable size. Your waisting time and energy trying to manually remove unmovable objects. Love your videos and keep up the good work, just make your job easier.
This logjam reminds me of an old game/toy I had as a kid, called "pick up sticks" (note: still available new!) where you dropped a number of colorful sticks in a tight pile and the goal was to remove sticks without making any stick other than the one you were touching move at all. Except that the game/toy did not have a torrent of water pushing the sticks together, and the sticks were smooth instead of festooned (fun word!) with branches. - There is no truly easy way to pull apart a logjam, though some ways may be easier than others. Dynamite comes to mind...
Good job Post! That big effort will pay off for better draining in the future!! Thanks buddy for this video, I enjoy your hard work and it always helps seeing something turning out better because of you 👍😎!
look I am going to admit I love the guys enthusiasm in breaking these things open beavers have a lot to answer for ...... are they any good roasted with roast potatoes and yorkshire pudding??? debbie uk xxxxx
i was watching you try to pull a small stick out from under one of the larger log, and i thought to myself "he's going to scratch his hand, or slip on osmthing or-" and at that moment the stick snapped and you fell into the water. i have to say post, you don't make comedy content, but somtimes your content has better comedic timing than half the people claiming to be comedians
I have just started watching your videos from New Zealand and I have to say what a wonderful person you are, doing all this work because you care and because you can. Kudos to you my friend 🙂
Always bracing myself when you’re pulling on something, waiting for you fall. 😂 it had to be in freezing water. I was dithering for you. Well done. What a lovely, caring person. I love the outdoors with my kids. Everything apart from hunting. That’s for my son and his dad without me. The kids absolutely love the outdoors and it’s free :)
A youtuber in the UK referenced you. He was walking a flooded trail and said, "I'm gonna do a Post 10." The proceeded to carve a channel to drain the flooded trail into the river.
That was really impressive. I didn't think you'd remove as much as you did. I was waiting for you to remove the log sticking into the outlet and kinda disappointed when you didn't but maybe, like you say, the next blast will remove the collected debris. I admire your dedication to only using your hands and a rake but sometimes I wish you'd buy a saw to do the stuff like the long skinny log you couldn't remove. Anyway, thanks for another vid.
😂😂😂😂 I had to lmfao when you got your backside soaked, it's not every day that our hero gets his butt wet and this one was hilarious 😂😂😂 you just keep using your hip huggers to avoid getting into a fast moving culvert, don't want you to be found a few miles down stream dead because you were wearing the bib style waders, a suggestion if I may, go to a linesman supply and get a rope comalong and a 150 foot rope, you tie one end of the rope to the larger logs and the other end into the rope comalong tied to a solid tree and pull the logs out completely, saves your back and very easy to use, it can also be used for other stuff including getting your highlander out of a deep ditch or off of Ice/mud, and it doesn't take up a lot of room in a vehicle, or you can use the rope and come along to move trees out of the road, this is just an idea for you to think about, you'll also need a 2 inch wide strap about 10 feet long with a loop on each end to go around the tree to hook the comalong to, to save the tree you're using to pull the logs out of the water, thanks for listening to my idea Post 10 and Hi Ghost 👻 10
WOW, that's a lot if water in your boots 👢. WOW!!! And I was wondering what happens if you fall? You get very wet..even more. But you did it for a good cause and success. 👍👍😉🙏🙏
What an awesome effort! Brrrrrr icy post 10! I do love seeing the areas in the different seasons. Is the moose scratching itself on trees because it has ticks etc?
@@russellevans2446 moose are very dangerous don’t mess with them , they will attack . The further north you go the larger they get Alaskan moose can be 1200 kg . If you hit one with your vehicle you’ll destroy it and lots of people are killed that way 👍🇨🇦
Not going to lie, for all the years ive been watching your videos... i've been waiting for you to yank at something and fall in and you took it like a champ and a true sport and didnt complain!
I suppose it was inevitable that a stick/branch/small log would snap or he would lose his grip on a slimy one sending him back on his but in the water.
I read your comment before seeing the video and was expecting a full body immersion. Just glad he didn't land on a sharp log and get hurt.
Omg i was thinking the same thing had me laughing for 10 mins i had to stop the video but keep laughing
Spoiler!!!
He just did the exact same thing 10 months ago... My auto play linked to it before this one.
Ngl if that were me and I fell and got soaked like that , IM OUTTA THERE !!!! But our guy is a fucking trooper!!!!!
A brand new one I've only ever seen oldies still good though but a new video just finished work had to work till 9pm was pissed off but eating my dinner here watching this with a cup of tea, ahhhh it's the little things in life, good man post 10 all the best from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍 ❤ 😀
Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge this guy's strength. Waterlogged logs are not light.
But they are not THAT heavy that a normal man will not be able to pick them up.
Strength and determination
I’ll best that dip took your breath away Post, nothing worse when it hits the nether regions.
Fantastic video again, just love to see a notification that you’ve uploaded a new video.
Kind regards from Scotland 🏴
Johnny
I too was wondering when and if you would ever fall ass-backward into the water. Your reaction was priceless and true to your character. I personally would have clogged the culvert with all matter of profanity, flatulence, and gastrointestinal elimination. You stayed focus on your mission and got the job done. Keep up the good work and great content.
Post 10 is a real man among men, who does his part in life to make the world a better place, and is nice enough to share it with us, to motivate us all, to do our parts too. Awesome job brother. 👏🏽
I enjoy and think the work post does is great. I myself am disabled and can't do what he does. So am I a real man too,?
Absolutely 💯
I've been watching post 10 for a couple of years now. I love his work ethics. Seems put his best at everything he does. Also his love of wildlife
Yeah, he puts a lot of effort into it, but I really don't think is "work," because he is truly enjoying what he's doing.
@@russs7574 I mean yes, he loves it, but it's definitely still work
I have been watching a few days, and I can’t stop, my house is a mess…lol
The man in his tall boots at work. Heck yeah dude
Nice job
I've tried watching other clog busters, but none come close to Post 10. The commentary, your determination, and love of what you do are what sets you apart. Your excitement and love of nature is a bonus!
Post 10. You are the best. We have never seen you fall backwards and get soaked. You took it all with pride. Again you are the best...love the videos and can't wait til the next 1 comes. Take care.
That was a cold dip lol. Great job post 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That was one big clog! Thanks for another awesome video! Stay safe and stay healthy!
I love this channel. I've been watching for a couple of years. When one comes up with a big jam like this I head off to bed and settle in for the night to watch on my Echo Show. I always end up binge watching till 4am then crashing.
I gave you a standing ovation. That was effort, I even caught myself in the motion of pushing the heavy, stubborn logs. Post 10👏👏👏
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
I do that too, helping him push or pull (from my chair, of course).
What a fun vid! It's so fun to see the large trees go in one end and out the other! And another beautiful Bullwinkle type moose. She looks a bit skinny and I agree with you. Looks like she's scratching off her winter coat. Fearless deer. This video has it all, Post. Thanks for sharing with us. 😘
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
I’m sorry, but I had to laugh when you sat down in the water. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing your hobby.
This reminds me of the unclogging you did on the dam outfall a couple of years back. Im glad you didn't get hurt when you fell! 💙💙
The instant you dropped into the water I paused the video and started cracking up. You made my day. Thank you so much for these videos.
I like this guy and I like what he does.
I’ve looking at his videos for the past few days.
Today it was raining so I decided to go out and look at the storm drains in my neighborhood. None were clogged but I’m going to pay attention to them from now on.
This is got to be the largest log jam I've seen yet on this channel.
I think there are times you could really use a small chain saw. Love your videos and how you help people and the environment.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
I think he's used one in previous videos
Even a hand saw would help.
Yes, he did use a small saw, but maybe bc of the water, he won’t use electric?
A good pruning saw would help. Not for the big logs, but for anything less than 4" in diameter.
Who needs an excavator when we have you! Felt your pain when you got wet. Been there done that. Good job! Keep the videos coming. 👍👍👍
I've seen your videos before, but when Paul Whitwick in the UK mentioned you, I just had to sub!
What a man! I really enjoy seeing those logs shooting out the other end of the culvert, well done!
We need more people like you post10. I enjoy watching all your videos. Some I have watched multiple times and see something new I had missed previously watching 👀... thank you for sharing your videos and pictures. Some of the best I've seen on TH-cam.... keep em coming and keep up the awesome work and hope you come to Missouri in the future. Just wrapped up the trip out west you did.
Others try an imitate you, Post 10 but, they DON'T even come close.
You are the best, bar none!
Love your videos and I am a true subscriber!
Keep up the great work!
You are doing a FANTASTIC job Brother!
Kudos!
I wanted so much to run downstairs & grab the hand saw out of my garage for you. (Along with a bunch of dry, clean clothes out of the dryer in the laundry room.) Cold, wet denim has to be one of the most miserable feelings there is. You, however, are a 🦸♂️ & aside from a quiet "Damn." didn't even seem to notice it much! Thank you for bringing us along. 🖐🏼🙆🏽♀️✌🏽 from Seattle
Watching from England. Sorry to say I’ve been waiting for they to happen when you fell in I had a good laugh. Sorry but it did make me giggle. Hope it wasn’t to cold. 😂. Great video as always.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
That fall :D Recovered so fast!
Always impressed by the effort you put in to clearing these culvert pipes as well as your drains along the roads to make them passable. Thanks for all the great content!!!
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
3:45 Damn, Post. It's the first week of May...it's New England...that water still had to be freezing. You took a lickin' and kept on tickin'. Well done.
Btw, that was one giant game of Poohsticks there.
In case you want to see it again 3:41 you're welcome.
_Excavator:_ That's weird. The opening doesn't look that bad.
_Post:_ I was just passing through and thought I'd stop.
_Excavator:_ Do you have your own equipment?
_Post:_ Nah, I did it by hand. No big deal. Got a little wet but that's ok.
8:15 Heave ho! 17:35 Perfect visual why chest high waders are dangerous.
Post knows about the dangers of chest high waders thankfully, I think his OSHA training probably covered everything.
Except if he'd had chest waders on he'd still be dry.
😬- Yikes, no wonder Post10 kept mentioning in his videos why he doesn't wear fisherman gear (Chest high waders)...
@ Dana You beat me to it... 17:35 was thinking the same, Thats why he dont wear them...
@@Tazerboy_10 I wear chest waders but wear a strong elastic strap around the top to keep it tight. Fell once, and my shirt only got wet about an inch or two under the waders. But yeah, wearing them with no strap is like wearing a parachute during a hurricane.
It’s astonishing that no one maintains the culverts after they’re put in. Thank you for your service
I find your videos therapeutic and satisfying.....between accomplishing your goals....helping and being in nature... and learning of how beavers are hack engineers.....its just a win watching
Post 10, let me make a couple of suggestions that will improve your success and reduce the Heaven lifting. 1. Remove the debris, especially logs, from the top first. That way you can free up the bottom logs and debris on the bottom and save your back. 2. Get a small chain saw and cut down the larger logs to manageable size. Your waisting time and energy trying to manually remove unmovable objects. Love your videos and keep up the good work, just make your job easier.
Waisting??
@@MAWA-Vik19 You know what he means
This logjam reminds me of an old game/toy I had as a kid, called "pick up sticks" (note: still available new!) where you dropped a number of colorful sticks in a tight pile and the goal was to remove sticks without making any stick other than the one you were touching move at all.
Except that the game/toy did not have a torrent of water pushing the sticks together, and the sticks were smooth instead of festooned (fun word!) with branches.
-
There is no truly easy way to pull apart a logjam, though some ways may be easier than others. Dynamite comes to mind...
Heaven lifting😂
Chainsaw is probably a bit much, but a folding pruning saw would take care of a lot of stuff while being a lot lighter and easier to operate.
Thank you for selflessness in protecting the the Earth from man-made obstacles 💚
Sorry you'd fallen in!
Impressive *splash* when you'd emptied each boot!
The 100x replay where logs are spit out of the culvert(s) is a favorite! 👏🖖
Very impressed with the ease in clearing it out and keeping your cool when soaked
A true, hard working New Englander! Thanks 😊
10 minutes to clear the near side. Holy crap, dude. Good onya. Well done. Thanks, man.
Play in water - you get wet - nice job and you kept right on clearing the culvert - wtg - you the man. Love your vids.
You are the greatest culvert man out there. You were absolutely made for this job. Love the way you love doing what you do. 😍
I think lots of people 'dismantle log jams' while they watch your videos 😁
I love watching you make the water flow. This was your biggest job!
Great work!!!
Good job! Loved it when you emptied your hip boots! 🤣🤣
Great video!
👍👊😎
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
At the risk of repeating myself and probably others, "you are a good man, Charlie Brown".
I admire your dedication to such a singular porpose.
You did an amazing job with those huge logs! As for falling in the drink…. You took it much better than I would! Well Done! Stay Safe!
Interesting stuff thanks. Chris from England.
We needed a Ghost10 laughing track so we could be cued for a laugh when Post10 fell in. Now I am feeling bad for laughing 😁😁😁
I enjoy watching this so much. Thank you for the time you put Into this.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
perfect video to watch before i go to sleep
Now this is a vid to be remembered!
Like the abandoned hotel...
Good job Post! That big effort will pay off for better draining in the future!! Thanks buddy for this video, I enjoy your hard work and it always helps seeing something turning out better because of you 👍😎!
look I am going to admit I love the guys enthusiasm in breaking these things open beavers have a lot to answer for ...... are they any good roasted with roast potatoes and yorkshire pudding??? debbie uk xxxxx
i was watching you try to pull a small stick out from under one of the larger log, and i thought to myself "he's going to scratch his hand, or slip on osmthing or-" and at that moment the stick snapped and you fell into the water. i have to say post, you don't make comedy content, but somtimes your content has better comedic timing than half the people claiming to be comedians
I have just started watching your videos from New Zealand and I have to say what a wonderful person you are, doing all this work because you care and because you can. Kudos to you my friend 🙂
3:45 Professional 👏
Always bracing myself when you’re pulling on something, waiting for you fall. 😂 it had to be in freezing water. I was dithering for you. Well done. What a lovely, caring person. I love the outdoors with my kids. Everything apart from hunting. That’s for my son and his dad without me. The kids absolutely love the outdoors and it’s free :)
That fall was funny great video Post.
3:46 😂🤣🤣 excuse me for laughing because the way it fell it looked funny 🤣🤣🤣
Watching with my 4 year old grand-daughter "look at big one grandma goes in and poofs to the other side. So Awesome!"
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
Thats what i call dedication! Keep up the good work and videos coming!
Thanks for the great video, nice to see the waders get flooded, hope to see more videos like this.
Post 10, the lean, mean, clog-busting machine 💯
I had a great laugh watching you pour that water out of your boots, thanks, I needed that today.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
What was interesting was that the flow in the second culvert, the one you did not attempt to clear, also increased.
Hello 👋 how are you doing today??
I just relocated to a new state and have missed so many adventures. On the other hand I am binge watching Post at 4:45 am! 😁❤
The one man army, Post10 to the rescue. Those were some huge logs 💪Great job 😎👍
Can't sleep, no rush to wake up in the morning, post10 video pops up = the night is young 😄
Wow that was all of the top ten biggest logs I've seen you chuck down a culvert all in the one video, awesome!
That is a bad clog the guy sure works hard on unclogging culverts thanks for sharing 👍 and God bless
A youtuber in the UK referenced you. He was walking a flooded trail and said, "I'm gonna do a Post 10." The proceeded to carve a channel to drain the flooded trail into the river.
Instead of your rake you need a small chain saw for jobs like that one. Once again you never fail. Great video!!
Hello 👋 how Are you doing today
I hope you’ve got dry clothes with you. We don’t need for you to get sick because we need your interesting videos!
Love when you over top those boots! Great video!
My hat is off to you for working in the cold!
Love the fact you just empty out your boots of water and just put them straight back on again
Thank you post 10.another excellent video.when you fell.i was like oh no.then you got back up and was like no big deal.thank you again
“An excavator will probably have to get it”
*proceeds to remove all but 2 logs*
Really love your videos! Please stay safe while you're doing this, you're like my favorite TH-camr right now!
I love how you use buoyancy to move the big logs around... just like beavers 😆 Thanks so much for your amazing videos! ❤
That was really impressive. I didn't think you'd remove as much as you did. I was waiting for you to remove the log sticking into the outlet and kinda disappointed when you didn't but maybe, like you say, the next blast will remove the collected debris. I admire your dedication to only using your hands and a rake but sometimes I wish you'd buy a saw to do the stuff like the long skinny log you couldn't remove. Anyway, thanks for another vid.
You could tell he wanted that one really badly.
😂😂😂😂 I had to lmfao when you got your backside soaked, it's not every day that our hero gets his butt wet and this one was hilarious 😂😂😂 you just keep using your hip huggers to avoid getting into a fast moving culvert, don't want you to be found a few miles down stream dead because you were wearing the bib style waders, a suggestion if I may, go to a linesman supply and get a rope comalong and a 150 foot rope, you tie one end of the rope to the larger logs and the other end into the rope comalong tied to a solid tree and pull the logs out completely, saves your back and very easy to use, it can also be used for other stuff including getting your highlander out of a deep ditch or off of Ice/mud, and it doesn't take up a lot of room in a vehicle, or you can use the rope and come along to move trees out of the road, this is just an idea for you to think about, you'll also need a 2 inch wide strap about 10 feet long with a loop on each end to go around the tree to hook the comalong to, to save the tree you're using to pull the logs out of the water, thanks for listening to my idea Post 10 and Hi Ghost 👻 10
This looks like a perspective if you were shrunk down, everything is so large in this clog haha
post 10 is a Hobbit, confirmed.
wow loads of debris another thumbs up from 🇬🇧 keep up the great work sir post 10 x
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
Who needs an excavator when we have the machine that is Post 10. Good job sir
3:47 best moment of the video
As someone who inspects bridges over waterways and uses waders, I was waiting for 3:43 to happen. Poor Post
and WHOOAAAAA now I saw 21:45
Thank you 😊🦫💕🌊🌊🌊🙏🌊👍
That's a beautiful site seeing that big Moose
The only benefit I had to society today was liking and commenting a post 10 video.
All in all not a bad day.
WOW, that's a lot if water in your boots 👢. WOW!!!
And I was wondering what happens if you fall? You get very wet..even more. But you did it for a good cause and success. 👍👍😉🙏🙏
Post 10 you never disappoint thank you for spectacular scenery and that moves yeah that's awesome. Beautiful dear.
Loved you sending through those big “sticks” and the culvert had no problem dealing with them 🪵👍🙂
8:19 is too funny, like "where the heck did that come from?!?" lmao
Great videos! How do you keep ticks off of you? I am in NH and they are seemingly everywhere!!!
What an awesome effort! Brrrrrr icy post 10! I do love seeing the areas in the different seasons. Is the moose scratching itself on trees because it has ticks etc?
Yes ticks mostly
The moose looks like that because it's losing its winter coat. It may have ticks, but the reason it's scratching is to remove all that hot hair.
@@russellevans2446 thank you! I'm in Australia so I know nothing about them... 😀😀😀
@@russellevans2446 I was going to say the same.
@@russellevans2446 moose are very dangerous don’t mess with them , they will attack . The further north you go the larger they get Alaskan moose can be 1200 kg . If you hit one with your vehicle you’ll destroy it and lots of people are killed that way 👍🇨🇦
I think you are doing what most of us wish we could.👍👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
There's something about this that's so satisfying to watch.