by Fenlason » Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:04 pm
hotrod wrote:Fenlason wrote:hotrod wrote:Fenlason wrote:one of my culverts did not seem to handle this recent rain.
there was a bit of sediment built up around on the upstream side [of course] and some inside. I will have to clean it out.. and see what happens.
The others I used were 12"... that one was an 8".. I had on hand.
tear it out and put a 12 in...
I don't know for sure it did not get partially filled with dirt when backfilling.. I will clean it out and give it another shot.. then if not.. I will change it.
I just don't want to spend the money if I don't have to..

maybe just let it wash out and cause an unpredictable ravine?? make the off roading more flavorful???
that's what it was before I put the culvert in.. I did not have to dig to put them in..
The sides were steep enough.. you could not ride it.. The reason for culverts where I put them.. is so I can drive my equipment through.. otherwise I do bridges.
As it was it did not wash much away.. I did not even notice at first...and that was with the fill not packed that well. This brook really only runs seasonally..
glenn
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