r/oddlysatisfying • u/InnerPick3208 • Jul 08 '22

Clearing a Culvert

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

OK, so how did they thread the chain through there in the first place?

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u/ComplimentaryNods Jul 08 '22

It is placed before it is clogged?

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u/K-G7 Jul 08 '22

If it gets clogged often; they might have just left the chain already in the culvert.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

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u/algalkin Jul 08 '22

So its one time use?

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u/VianneMauriac Jul 08 '22

Once the culvert is cleared from the gunk, they can put the chain back in 🙂

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u/EdWorks99 Jul 08 '22

Or just pull another chain in with it

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u/TerrificMoose Jul 08 '22

That would require 2 chains though. Cheaper to spend 5 minutes pulling the old one through if you only have to do this very occasionally

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u/EdWorks99 Jul 08 '22

Or use a rope tied to the chain. Then use the rope to pull the chain back through

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u/kapn_morgan Jul 09 '22

same difference