Drainage Pipe Needed For A.T.

If by chance anybody is in the construction/landscaping business could you please be on the lookout for some corrugated plastic drainage pipe that can be easily obtained/liberated?

12" diameter x 3 feet long would be optimal but we can cut longer lengths with hand saw.

 

Ex-General Contractor.
I have it sitting at my house. How long does it actually need to be?

 

Wow, that was fast! "Ask and you shall receive" I always say. Bloody perfect Mikie!

Let's start off with a section 3'-6" long. I volunteer to schlep it up the canyon since it's my idea. There's a good place for it under the waterfall up towards the current "top".

Ummm...I may be just a little out of control?

 

Bkmnstr. If it's the same spot I'm thinking of, I thought another idea would be a 6' ft bridge. Just a thick plank pinned on both ends and let that erosion do it's thing. I was planning it last year but unfortunately I can't walk! Arrgh. But thankfully I can ride. Good on you.

 

Yeah . . . . . . . . that's how the Dirt Bags roll around here, at imtbtrails...
. . . . . . 3' 6" it is, consider it done :!:

 

O.K. but I'm going to look kind of funny with a 6' bridge strapped to my back. :!:

 

Oh, and the 12 inch x 3' 6" pipe is normal riding gear?

 

Yah, I was going to post something else, but I would NEVER hear the end of it, something to do with strapping, and layin pipe. Forget it! :lol:

 

Hey Hillbilly; Since your morals won't let you to go there, allow me to gay this thread up good.

It won't be the first time I strapped on a big, black, ribbed one!

 

I don't know monster, I would choose a photo of a plank before a big ribbed black pipe as part of my gear. Pics pics pics

 

So, how about those Dodgers!? Anyone catch the game?

No pics necessary Jimbo, I think the mental image is bad enough.