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I would have blocked the other culvert to build up a little water pressure to help blast the rest of the debris out. I would last have cut a long narrow tree pole and used it to push the debris in there to help push it through.
I am going with a combo of two other comments... blocking the other culvert with plywood to build up a current as well as finding a local straight branch, sapling, or long piece of 2x4 that could be a "battering ram." But you two really got that first one so that the next rainstorm will blow it out naturally! Great job! Also, Tardis Culverts?! Terrifying! 🤣😂
Y'all need a metal pitch fork! It would be perfect for scooping and lifting where the rakes are more for scraping and pulling.. love seeing ladies kicking butt out there.. keep at it. 🤩
The only thing I can think of to reach deeper blockages besides a long skinny tree would be a pole for a pool net...those get really long. I wonder if that would do anything.
Even if you couldn't get the water flowing now, clearing out those culverts will help a lot when you get some rain. Well done, and buying an extra long rake, that's dedication. The only solution is to cut down a nice, long straight tree to use as a ram. Get some beavers to help you cut down the tree, lol.
If you get a decent amount of rain it should clear the culverts, or get a long piece of PVC (or strong sapling/stick) and push all the stuff through. Just an idea. Love your persistence! 😁👍🏼
Appreciate your great effort. Perhaps viewing a few Post10 videos might help some. If the culvert bottom has silt and rock build up it will be difficult to clear. If the culvert has none or very little grade it won't drain / flow. Plus if you get a good rain wash it will clear out the remainder of what you can't reach. Love you two putting such great effort into it.
All I could think of was, is there a tree branch that’s fairly straight that’s longer than your rake that you could push something through on the first train maybe even the second one or carry a long one by one or 2 x 4 that’s at least a couple feet longer than your rake that you could shove something through
Block off that culvert that is flowing more with a few of those rocks. The pressure on the culvert pipe you are trying to clear will go up and help you push that junk through. When it's clear, remove the rocks.
Just an idea maybe you could get a smaller rake like a small metal garden rake . On smaller culverts and jobs like this would easier to use maneuver around inside pipes. Great video.
exactly. "use a limb! use a fallen tree! use duct tape!" where do people get the notion that they could do this any better is mind boggling. just let them do it how they can do it.
The culvert pipe is round, and the rake head is quite wide, so I'm thinking that it 'bridges' across the bottom of the pipe when you have it horizontal. You could try using the rake head turned 90 degrees, and thus reach the stones in the bottom of the pipe curve. (love the vids) EDIT I see you sorta realised this just after I paused to comment 😅
You ladies never mention it, but I am hoping you find this project FUN. Playing in the water and dirt, wearing boots and mucking around with rakes. XOXO
Just now found your channel. You may already found a solution for this sort of problem. If not, may I suggest a pain roller extension pole? Then you would at least be able to push pieces out or find some sort of adapter to screw on to the pole to pull it toward you.
Try a set of sewer pipe rods with a hook end on. They screw together so you could make it any length you want. Or if enough flow attach a piece of rope to a float and get rope through culvert. Then use rope to drag a rake or hook through. Simplz
I wonder if you could use one of those really long logs/sticks to use as a ram? Maybe you already did that and it didn’t work. There might not always be a suitable piece to do it with at the right location.
I agree Becky. clearing that blockage on the outgoing side was the first thing I said when I saw it. That would enable the water to take all the leaf debris through with it.
You probably need at least a pole of 10 meters long or longer. How wide are the roads? If the pipe is layed in diagonally like the last one, the pipe gets longer than the road is wide fast. There are telescopic brooms for window cleaning... it's not a rake but it's better than nothing. A fishing rod can be long too but the it isn't as strong, so that's a no go. Another option is to look into telescopic masts for antenna, which can be up to 18 meters long. Maybe you can figure out a way to fit a rake end onto it? I'm just trying to think about of the box.
Maybe get down on your knees to give yourself just a few more inches? Lol I have long arms but I'm always looking for ways to stretch them just a little bit more 😉
A rake with an extra long handle?! shewwie! Post 10 gonna be jealous 😂😂😂
They could be a love connection!
@@richardsylvanus2717 Well since Post is already married and this lady is too, I don't think so lol
Love the determination to clear those culverts. All it takes is one stick and a couple of leaves to have a party and boom. They are jammin. X
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@@culvertsandmore I'm not at all partial. 😉
I would have blocked the other culvert to build up a little water pressure to help blast the rest of the debris out. I would last have cut a long narrow tree pole and used it to push the debris in there to help push it through.
I am going with a combo of two other comments... blocking the other culvert with plywood to build up a current as well as finding a local straight branch, sapling, or long piece of 2x4 that could be a "battering ram." But you two really got that first one so that the next rainstorm will blow it out naturally! Great job! Also, Tardis Culverts?! Terrifying! 🤣😂
At least it isn’t weeping angels
@@culvertsandmore NO DOUBT! **shudders**
Did anyone else put their head down to look into the culvert when Jen was looking through lol. I’m such a Wally.
Of course. My body uncontrollably moves to help them move branches and rake out 🍁!
Great job girls ….love your videos and determination 🏆🏆🏆
This was fun! I was telepathically twisting and shoving that rake right along with you…😂😂😂 You definitely needed something longer on this job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Checking into extensions is a good idea, so is finding a long branch/sapling, to push the blockage thru. Y'all are doing a great job!
Mesdames, vous avez du courage. bravo.
Really love watching you guys ❤️ you should try blocking off the water until it builds up so the water pressure may push the clog out
Amazing how all you who comment are experts ! How many culverts did you unblock this year for our pleasure ? .thanks Ladies .
Love the new rake. I do hope that you can extend it further. Looking forward to seeing you use it more often.
Such perseverance, another great job
Others have said it but you need to block primary pipe that will then build pressure of the other pipe which should help dislodge the blockage
The last little pond is their drinking water
Great job y'all doing your part and having fun
Great video! I'm sorry you didn't get the middle part, but still you did a great job! Cute cows!
Y'all need a metal pitch fork! It would be perfect for scooping and lifting where the rakes are more for scraping and pulling.. love seeing ladies kicking butt out there.. keep at it. 🤩
The only thing I can think of to reach deeper blockages besides a long skinny tree would be a pole for a pool net...those get really long. I wonder if that would do anything.
This one was lots of fun! 🎉
Find a long branch and us it to push the clog out
that was going to be my suggestion. one big enough for them to handle but long enough to push thru the blockage.
Even if you couldn't get the water flowing now, clearing out those culverts will help a lot when you get some rain.
Well done, and buying an extra long rake, that's dedication.
The only solution is to cut down a nice, long straight tree to use as a ram.
Get some beavers to help you cut down the tree, lol.
Maybe one of those longer branches would reach it
The water is so clear there! Here north of kc, most streams are muddy.
Two gallant attempts ladies! Great video. See you on the next! ❤❤😊😊
If you get a decent amount of rain it should clear the culverts, or get a long piece of PVC (or strong sapling/stick) and push all the stuff through. Just an idea. Love your persistence! 😁👍🏼
That's great you got a long rake ,good job
I love how you went the extra mile to lengthen your rake. The cows were cheering you both on as were those of us watching!
Appreciate your great effort. Perhaps viewing a few Post10 videos might help some. If the culvert bottom has silt and rock build up it will be difficult to clear. If the culvert has none or very little grade it won't drain / flow. Plus if you get a good rain wash it will clear out the remainder of what you can't reach. Love you two putting such great effort into it.
we watch his unclogging videos. thanks for the suggestion!
Maybe if ya'll had blocked the other culvert with a piece of plywood the water would help move the blockage.
All I could think of was, is there a tree branch that’s fairly straight that’s longer than your rake that you could push something through on the first train maybe even the second one or carry a long one by one or 2 x 4 that’s at least a couple feet longer than your rake that you could shove something through
Wow, that is alot of debri. Good job.
Stay safe and groovy.
Block off that culvert that is flowing more with a few of those rocks. The pressure on the culvert pipe you are trying to clear will go up and help you push that junk through. When it's clear, remove the rocks.
Love you guys!
Good to see some talent doing these unblocks and yes longer ones are harder to handle..................:)
Great job
All the way through this, all I kept thinking was you need "go-go gadget" powers ala Inspector Gadget 😂😂😂
Just an idea maybe you could get a smaller rake like a small metal garden rake . On smaller culverts and jobs like this would easier to use maneuver around inside pipes. Great video.
My god. Y’all be wanting them to haul around an entire utility trailer. A 2x4 and that rake are essentially the same tool.
exactly. "use a limb! use a fallen tree! use duct tape!" where do people get the notion that they could do this any better is mind boggling. just let them do it how they can do it.
The culvert pipe is round, and the rake head is quite wide, so I'm thinking that it 'bridges' across the bottom of the pipe when you have it horizontal. You could try using the rake head turned 90 degrees, and thus reach the stones in the bottom of the pipe curve. (love the vids) EDIT I see you sorta realised this just after I paused to comment 😅
Great job on the culverts, hopefully a big rain will flush the rest of it out. Cows are super curious creatures. Good luck on other clean outs ladies.
You should find long tree sticks to clear blockage.
Long branches that fit inside the culvert. What a novel idea!😮
perhaps a large branch will manage to reach the center of the culvert
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Much Respect for the Tardis Reference!! Mighty Impressed!
glad someone caught that. lol
Maybe take one of your extension pieces and attach a small garden rake to it with hose clamps or u bolts.
The cows! Good video! ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing
You ladies never mention it, but I am hoping you find this project FUN. Playing in the water and dirt, wearing boots and mucking around with rakes. XOXO
Just now found your channel. You may already found a solution for this sort of problem. If not, may I suggest a pain roller extension pole? Then you would at least be able to push pieces out or find some sort of adapter to screw on to the pole to pull it toward you.
Poles used for pools would kind a work. Really long but hard to handle.
The next rain will wash some of the leaves out. Texas Mama
Fun to watch
Cool video
Both queen!!!
Try a set of sewer pipe rods with a hook end on. They screw together so you could make it any length you want. Or if enough flow attach a piece of rope to a float and get rope through culvert. Then use rope to drag a rake or hook through. Simplz
Dad actually already came up with something very close to this and we have filmed the video. You will see it soon.
Maybe it goes uphill just enough to stop the flow. Muddy water is a good sign.😊
I wonder if you could use one of those really long logs/sticks to use as a ram? Maybe you already did that and it didn’t work. There might not always be a suitable piece to do it with at the right location.
a 2 x 2 length of wood the width of the road and 2 - 3 feet longer to ram it with
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Duct tape the rake to a piece of pipe or a tv pole, or grab a long straight tree trunk.
Throw some rocks and clear the outlet end. Could be fun.😂
Using the rake to clear away those rocks in the exit, would have been more productive!
Try a bam-boo cane it wouldn't hurt...you could get as long you need...
Use a long branch!
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if you had more flowing water behind it, it would probably push out what little was left.
I look no matter who I watch clearing water blockage. And then I laugh.
Too many stones at the exit for rain to clear
I agree Becky. clearing that blockage on the outgoing side was the first thing I said when I saw it. That would enable the water to take all the leaf debris through with it.
Get some pvc pipe of a suitable diameter and you can make any length you wish.
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If the exit is blocked with junk, or rocks how do you think will ever flow
The rocks aren’t the problem ma’am. As you will see by our second video today
You probably need at least a pole of 10 meters long or longer. How wide are the roads? If the pipe is layed in diagonally like the last one, the pipe gets longer than the road is wide fast.
There are telescopic brooms for window cleaning... it's not a rake but it's better than nothing. A fishing rod can be long too but the it isn't as strong, so that's a no go.
Another option is to look into telescopic masts for antenna, which can be up to 18 meters long. Maybe you can figure out a way to fit a rake end onto it? I'm just trying to think about of the box.
I only wish I could help you 😊😊😊
Maybe, Buy another rake just like it and add its handle to that one.
What’s missing here was water pressure!
joint one more iron stick
next time try blocking the one side with a piece of wood. and the force of water might just move the blockage along
We actually got this one unclogged in another video after this. Thanks for the tip!
Post 10 would’ve probably crawled in and unclogged!
He would have drowned if he did.
@@culvertsandmore lol
Maybeahoe with a special handle made
You need a battering ram
We got it figured out on the next video at this culvert 👍
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They need to kneel down in that water so they can get it better to unclog it
they are reaching all the way in up to their shoulders. I do not see how they could get in any better by kneeling.
Get a 16ft or 20ft 2x4 and push it throw...... JS
Hauling a long 2x4 in my truck isn’t really an option
Maybe get down on your knees to give yourself just a few more inches? Lol I have long arms but I'm always looking for ways to stretch them just a little bit more 😉
It looks like a Steele pipe your end and plastic other end not a good join