Posted by JD Farmer on November 29, 2011 at 11:29:58 from (50.41.76.27):
In Reply to: Culvert installation posted by JD Farmer on November 29, 2011 at 10:33:17:
Give what has been said, I agree bigger is better but in this case I don't have the room for bigger. To be big enough I beleive it would have to be a 4' culvert....so that would mean going to a box style culvert not so high but wider.
Which begs the question.....the next stream over from this one is out behind my other barn and I placed a 24" culvert there back in '95, has never washed it out and most all the fill is dirt with a little creek bottom sand and gravel placed around it along with the stone walls.
The pic is from the same rainfall after it stopped and I got out there and found this mess...
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