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Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic
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JDPlowboy
Posted 7/5/2018 17:40 (#6852400)
Subject: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


sw MN		We are connecting 2 driveways and filling the ditch in between.
1 driveway is 18" galvanized and the other is 16" galvanized.
What is the easiest way to connect 18" dual wall plastic to 18" and 16" galvanized culvert?
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ng01
Posted 7/5/2018 19:18 (#6852581 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


fredericksburg, va		improvise! Take a 30 gal. chem, barrel butt the two pipes together cut appro hole in chem barrel. You can always use an old rear tractot tire tube.
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RickB
Posted 7/5/2018 20:09 (#6852707 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic



Lincoln County. NC		I hope the 18” pipe is downstream.
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4020panther
Posted 7/5/2018 20:19 (#6852735 - in reply to #6852707)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


Center Valley Wisconsin		The county did something similar down the road from me and filled in the gap with concrete.

Edited by 4020panther 7/5/2018 20:20
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John Smith
Posted 7/5/2018 20:53 (#6852816 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


South Central Illinois		Plastic band connector and sack Crete
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ryank
Posted 7/5/2018 21:03 (#6852837 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


SE Nebraska		I did a similar thing. Galvanized was down stream. Plastic up stream. I just jammed together best I could and wrapped joint with some thin rubber belting/ mat material. It's held just fine
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razorsedge2003
Posted 7/6/2018 05:23 (#6853220 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic



Fowlerville, Mi		The county here uses spray foam to fill the gaps then wraps with fabric. Holds up pretty well.
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AGB
Posted 7/6/2018 07:53 (#6853422 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


Mid-Michigan		If you have a tile plant near you, almost all of them will make a reducer from 18 to 16. Tha galvanized wont fit quite right but some spray foam or rapping it in visquine (don't know how to spell that) will take care of it.
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John Smith
Posted 7/7/2018 00:30 (#6854897 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


South Central Illinois		Wrap the connection with roofing shingles,
The heavy weight laminated shingles work best.
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ads-pipe
Posted 7/8/2018 08:37 (#6856687 - in reply to #6852400)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic



NC Iowa

Mar-Mac coupler is the best way. Your ADS or Hancor dealer will have

 





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John Smith
Posted 7/8/2018 09:44 (#6856808 - in reply to #6856687)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic


South Central Illinois		Is that - Heat Shrink - Elastic - Zip Tie ?
How does it work?
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ads-pipe
Posted 7/19/2018 10:13 (#6879683 - in reply to #6856808)
Subject: RE: Easy way to connect galvanized culvert to dual wall plastic



NC Iowa		Sorry I missed your question..

It is like an inner tube with a sticky adhesive and a woven material in it..

Depending on size it attaches by hose clamps or ratchet straps.

Sitting in the sun gives it that look.

It isn't coming apart

We use lots of these on transition fans on Grain Air piles of Corn. [Going from fan to pipe] After 1 year we usually have to cut them off.

Edited by ads-pipe 7/19/2018 10:17
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