The Wall - Part 1: Building a wall of concrete bags on the upstream end of a washed-out culvert.
We have a culvert that frequently washes out on the upstream side, due to the force of water hitting the embankment around it. And now we need to drive tractors across it so we can plant trees. So the roadway above the culvert needs to be widened and strengthened to support heavy equipment. But I have not been able to get any local suppliers to bring concrete or gravel or rock, because this job is too small most of them to deal with. After studying numerous solutions, I decided that the easiest and cheapest solution was to build a wall at the upstream end of the culvert with concrete bags and backfill with dirt, thereby widening the roadway. This design allows exact placement of supports without building forms or wasting materials.

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The Wall - Part 2

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The Wild Story of the Taum Sauk Dam Failure

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Replacing a culvert pipe

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Concrete Bag Culvert Head Wall | How I Built

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The Wall - Part 3 - Still standing after several days of rain.

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Massive Tree Beside The House Rips Out Power Line!

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Three Years Later | Concrete Bag | Culvert Retaining Walls

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Improvements & Methods - Concrete Bag | Culvert Retaining Wall | Steve Addis

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Never Buy a Water Pump Again! A 65-Year-Old Plumber Made His Own Water Pump Using PVC Pipes | Update

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How far will 20 tons of gravel go? A Gravel Delivery from Start to Finish #lazypondfarm

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Fixing A Eroded Culvert Pipe

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Concrete Bag Culvert Wall

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MASSIVE CONCRETE BLOCK Retaining Wall Begins 2,400 Lbs. Ea.!!!

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The Concrete Bag Wall and Bridge are finished !!

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BLOCKING The STREAM To Build 220V HYDROPOWER

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Unbelievable Smart Worker & Hilarious Fails | Construction Compilation #7 #adamrose #smartworkers

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Precast Concrete Box Culvert Installation

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Inside Factory Process of Recycling Copper Stator Scrap Into New Royal Largest Copper Vessel

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Draining Massive Pond By Completely Unclogging Huge Culvert Pipe (Overnight Camera Build Back)

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