Flashboard Riser

[Lab]

I have a friend who would like to install a flashboard riser system in the Greenville/Greenwood area. Any idea on where he could get on or have one made.

[Lab]

He wants one made of aluminum.

[chessieman]

Google “flashboard riser” they are available - might not be aluminum however

[huntinghagen#12]

I used Osceola Outdoors for flash boards at a property I used to own. No issues.

They aren’t in SC though.

[willk]

There is a place in Augusta that makes them in believe.

[CUduckreeper]

I used Osceola Outdoors for flash boards at a property I used to own. No issues.

They aren’t in SC though.

Same here. Painted steel, been in for around 10 years with no issues.

[Catdaddy]

How much water are you holding?

How many acrs and how deep?

Stream, pond , or an impoundment?

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[acebasinman]

My Dad is retired but he worked most of his career for this company. They sell aluminum risers and have good support, at least they used to. They have reps in South Carolina as well.

https://pomonapp.com/products/water-...shboard-risers

[LB1]

We’ve gotten them from southeastern pipe and drain in Aiken. They delivered and drove it almost to where we planned to install it. They are pretty easy to work with.

[Sweetwater]

Dont buy steel, pvc and aluminum with a fernco made by agrisupply in iowa... they are awesome

[fro]

We’ve gotten them from southeastern pipe and drain in Aiken. They delivered and drove it almost to where we planned to install it. They are pretty easy to work with.

Yup. These folks. Have bought several in the past here. Heard their welding is not a pretty as it once was. who cares as long as it sticks!

Tell them what you want and they will build them. (803) 641-1009

Cherokee Culvert in Macon is also a good one. (478) 743-9393

[Redleg Camo]

https://agridrain.com/collections/ma...structures-new

[Sweetwater]

https://agridrain.com/collections/ma...structures-new

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[jwilliams]

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[scoutlover]

I've got one sitting around in the upstate I don't see me using anytime soon if you're interested. It's from Osceola Machine Works. 24"x48" and fits an 18" corrugated pipe. It has the quick drain handle that replaces the lower board so you can drain without removing all the boards.

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