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Thank you for the new videos! boy your ground looks lovely. The last hoop we put in took two of us 2 days to drive all 38 posts into the ground. Starting on our 3rd hoop this weekend. Over all we are thrilled with how durable and strong these hoops are. All three of are hoops are Zimmermans and they have held up verry well to UP snow loads.. I've also had a chance to look at other hoops that our fellow farmers are putting in, the one peace I'm jealous of on their hoops are the perlin straps that go over the arches rather than using the conduit mounts. It would be lovely to have that as an option. Also the sliding doors look awesome for snow country, if I'd known about them this last order I'd probably of done so. Anyway Great video!

When will the 4th video be out? I just purchased a Zimmerman high tunnel 30x96 with poly on both ends. Thanks for your very helpful videos!

Neglected to first mention cross dimensional measurement of said rectangle!! Captain Obvious!

Where do I find the 4th video where you assemble the sliding doors?

I have two planned but will include ego thermal engineering to keep it warm in winter (snow-ice) and cool in July-August with a sun screen option.

Josh, Excellent video! I Thank God and You for this video! I'm a little baffled though on one issue thoughh and its probably just me and something ai ma overlooking. At 33:29, you say you like to attach the center purlin BEFORE you attach the arches to the sidewall posts. Not only does that seem almost impossible, but, in the video, you attached all the arches to the sidewall posts BEFORE you added the peak purlins. And I don't see how that would even be possible anyway, because of the purlins length, making it nearly impossible and at the very least, quite difficult, to attach the peak purlin before attaching the arches to the side posts. What am I missing here??? Thank you!

Excellent video, very informative and well done!

ETA on part 3?

Masterclass on swinging a sledge hammer 😂. He made that look a lot easer than it will be for most people! Nice work!

İf i wanna make 5x12 metres size so what is enough for me??21,25,27 mm??profile pipe

Much appreciated information, tips and tricks, Josh. Thank you! Now, have you installed sliding doors in the metal end walls? We are about ready to do this on our 30x72 high tunnel and would appreciate your instruction ;-)

this video is a godsend. I'm building our first 30x70 8ft sidewalls, W truss, and the 36-inch vent fans Zimmerman with all metal, there was no video explaining much about those options. Thank you for this!!!!

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90's raver builds a greenhouse. Love it!

Very well-done video with great detail.

please give me the link in the Zimmerman website. I would like to order one. thanks

Nicely done updated video! Part 2??

Excellent videos. Im just hoping for a bit a clarification regarding the stake on connects mentioned at 22:41 that the other end of the 6’ piece of rope is tired to. Are those attached to the cable? Did I miss the step in which that is done?

Thanks for the videos, they helped a ton.

Where do you find the bat tape?

Thank you so much I learned a lot Your video made it so much easier to do what I needed to do can’t thank you enough

I love this video

Thank you so much

What is the size ogmf those galvanized pieces

If you are watching this you have access to the calculator built into your device and the Wikipedia entry "Solar azimuth angle." If the math doesn't scare you, you can use the shadow cast by the sun to find true north and from that a 3-4-5 right triangle will get you east-west. You can save yourself the price of a good compass if you or a friend can handle the math and you don't have to compensate for local magnetic anomalies.

You can make a jig out of a two by four and notch out where the bows should fit on the perlin. Ex. 4 ft, six ft, etc

someone get this guy a glass of water

Too complicated Use roll up sides I put this together does not work Will not go all the way down

Anybody know how much it cost to install one of this 30’x72’?

Thanks for making the video very helpful. Where do you get the side curtain plastic?

Thanks for the very informative video. Question; why do you guys roll the curtains upwards instead of downwards? Is there a reason for it because all the chicken houses around here have them where they go downwards.

how long should it take to build it?

Where is video 4??? Great job on your high tunnel..!!

If u know where l can buy the kit, please send me a message to: monjardinennue@yahoo.com Thanks

good man very halpful thanks

Very helpful

these are big posts. Wind resistant ?

Молодець, гарна робота

Can this house keep chicken in terms of the sun heat?

You are great at thoroughly explaining you are gonna be a good youtuber but dont be afraid of being funny or having some goofy type things in your video even funny banter!! But thanks very good video

buy a fence post driver for $25 or so and save a ton of work

Thank you so much for this video Should the both sides posts be the same level ? or levelling each side separately. Thanks

Good job. Thank U for sharing. The video is V.helpful.

Once you have a High Tunnel like this, you will wonder how you ever lived without it before.

How does it do in the snow? It hold a good snow load?

Awesome. Thank you.

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You confused magnetic variation with solar declination

Ok I don’t know your location but my question is over the year you have had it. How did the 6ft on center did your hoop house hold up under snow and ice?

Very informative - thank you !