DD1, Agreed.

DIED - The outer Pipe had cross braces which were welded to the inner pipe.

As the water level water rises up under the bottom of the outer pipe and drains down into the small drain pipe. The inner pipe is slightly higher than the bottom of the outer pipe. In the picture you can see the normal water level ring, it is slightly lighter color. The water would rarely go over the top, only in a flood situation. Since the water drains by coming under the outer pipe - there is really nowhere for the debris to catch. BUT � Those beaver can clog up anything if they have a desire to do so�

BigLuke � The beavers may decide they like your pond well enough to make it home and start digging in your banks/dam. They make an awful mess. I will post pictures this week as I had to hire a backhoe for dam repairs from my beaver problem. Best of luck to you.

Gator


- Smoke 'em if you got 'em

[Linked Image from i4.photobucket.com]