Installing a Culvert Pipe on the Trails - Part 1 (#135)

Remember that old culvert pipe I removed from my driveway a few years back? Well I have a use for part of it on the trails in the woods.

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[tractorman]

Fun video Martin. You always seem to make a chore not so “chorsey” …. LOL. Good thing you kept the scrap piece. Thanks for the drive in the woods today.

[timcrosby]

Martin, I love your videos. Your pop up actually worked, it made me hit the buttons. Your soothing narrator voice makes me think Mr. Rogers and Dick Proenneke got together and had a baby 60 years ago 😉

[GPOutdoors]

It's coming along well Martin! Thanks for all the time you spend on the edits and angles. Makes me feel like I am right beside you all the way....ok, maybe I'm not doing any work but hey, I'm there! LOL!

[homesteadpilgrim]

Great video showing salvaged material and re-using for another application. I love that ... most satisfying! That tractor sure is a great work partner! I also love my carry-all. I use it 95% of the time!

[judsonpratt]

I still give the tractor dismount an 8.5 / 10.. great video sir

[MyClutteredGarage]

Great project, Martin. I love you’re “street names”. 😄

[dwayneloftice]

Great street names. Another intersection name to consider is at the "Corner of Walk and Don't Walk"!

[HomeWithTheBuffingtons]

fun video Martin! Looking forward to part 2!

[Dan-ozqb]

I really enjoy your projects. What a nice piece of property you have there. I know it's been a lot of work but it sure is beautiful.

[stephengmeiner]

I like using my backhoe for towing long things thru the woods. You can swing it from side to side in the turns.

[glennlawless]

This is an awesome video. I love you graceful dismount. You my friend are hilarious. Thank you for you videos, very helpful. Do you have a video on making that great carry-all on your tractor, I would love to make one of those. Thank you again for your great videos!

[HillsideAcres]

Looking good, i would like to get some wet sections out of our trails maybe some day but will be looking forward to part two, so when I get to it I know what to and what not to do!

[johnmedlin]

Great job. Be sure to get that poison ivy taken care of.

[matthewsims]

This is a project that i have been needing to do for a few years now. My drainage is about 7 or 8 feet deep and about 25ft across. I have been studying this for a while but just havent came up with a solid plan. I would appreciate any ideas. And for the record, its a ranger crossing and not for a tractor