NOT WELL, after about 4-6 inches of snow you cold have some real problems with the structural integrity of the tent. But that said you could reinforce the tent and keep it shoveled off.
So, its the best option for a "permenant" tent imo, i lived in one in the military, yes snow builds up on anything, just push up and the snow slides off.
Other than having the liners installed incorrectly, this is a great semi-temporary shelter good for a few years before the canvas begins to fail. I use one for a wood shop, and my equipment stays plenty dry.
Nice tent I have a brand new one just like it my only problem is I don’t know how to close off the ends not sure what I need to do with the little stings . Do I need to run them threw the eye let’s and then run a rope threw it thanks would like some sort of feed back thanks
I think you are doing great at this vlogging. just like anything else, you have to learn, practice. I did click on this thinking I hadnt seen it but once realizing that I have, no biggie. nothing to get mad about. anyways, you look tired in this one Josh, as Im sure u are what with a family, work and homesteading. wow! thanks for sharing. ps....your wife is gorgeous
It's more like he's cleaning up and correcting the video posts... Note the title renaming no longer mentions Yurts for this vid, there was originally 4 part tent vs Yurts vids... He's also deleted at least one of the recent construction work site vids... and at least one live vid had a bad upload and was re-uploaded a bit before that... So, I think he's still getting a handle on vlogging, the editing part anyway, but should be more consistent once he gets better at it...
This must be your first experience with a tent ! You never want a tent with a waterproof roof. Tne roof needs to breathe to let moisture out. Then you place a rain fly over the tent. Yes, it means for frame work to hold the fly, but you are going to be hating life in the cold weather with all the moisture inside.
theoldwizard998 Dude, it's an Army tent. Built bullet proof for extreme weather. Yes I agree with the rain flyby open plastic windows a bit for cross flow venting and no condensation...I have spent months on end in these tents in every weather condition possible, and for tents, these beat all. Think these are bad, spend some time in a GP small or GT medium with no windows...
We don't care attend to a tent man it looks to me just by me looking and looks like it's made out of heavy plastic we don't care what's kind of a pathetic plastic tents a tent army tent if that's not cat risk doesn't look like
It's no surprise that the army tent is so effective.. That's what I expected.. So what hwppened to the yurt.? You lied about the content of your video.. For that, I gave you a thumb down.. I do not like being lied to..
How Would something like this hold in extreme weather or as a permenant tent?
NOT WELL, after about 4-6 inches of snow you cold have some real problems with the structural integrity of the tent. But that said you could reinforce the tent and keep it shoveled off.
Essential Mountain Homesteading I live in Georgia not much snow,
So, its the best option for a "permenant" tent imo, i lived in one in the military, yes snow builds up on anything, just push up and the snow slides off.
Other than having the liners installed incorrectly, this is a great semi-temporary shelter good for a few years before the canvas begins to fail. I use one for a wood shop, and my equipment stays plenty dry.
Looks like the shelter is like that one friend who's not perfect but always comes through when you need them.
looks hardy and the green blends in with environment , so more privacy , lovin all the furniture , wasn't expecting that
So, where was the "vs Yurt" part in this video? I didn't see or hear a word in comparison to the Army tent. Bummer.
Can you provide the NSN for the Tent?
my wife and I have lived in an army command tent for over a decade.Canvas is starting to fail and we are preparing to put up a new one.
The size of the tent is?
Window flaps should be rolled inwards.
Kieran Goddard unless you want gutters.
You would definitely have to have more roof bracing and a fly to cover the whole thing, probably would stop condensation
Hey, thanks for chiming in! Roof bracing and a fly are definitely on the checklist to tackle that pesky condensation. Appreciate your comment!
Where do you get that army tent? I has been hunt for it to use as house
Nice tent I have a brand new one just like it my only problem is I don’t know how to close off the ends not sure what I need to do with the little stings . Do I need to run them threw the eye let’s and then run a rope threw it thanks would like some sort of feed back thanks
I wish this talked about yurts also. I thought that is what this video was going to be about. Nice tent and I enjoyed learning about it
How does it hold up under a snow load?
The yurt wins on snow days
I’ve seen specs on the mgpts wall tents that rates them for 3 inches of snow for 12 hours. Pretty easy to knock the snow off from inside.
Where did you get the tent?
We picked it up at the Army surplus store in Idaho falls, ID. Google it, they have a ton of good stuff.
How much did u pay for your tent and what did u get for the price ? ...... Kind regards Andy
We paid $1500.00 ish and it came in a box 📦 with everything still in the wrapping paper
@@EssentialMountainHomesteading where did you order it from?
Hey what's up man ? I just bought a tent like yours just like it. I just need the frame do you know where I can get a frame?
Army/Navy store.
HQ with matching colour leather sofa
Nice Tent, I like it!
One drop I think that's pretty good
Could be saving the water to drink????
I have never been in an Army tent that leaked.
A heavy fly over the top man, industrial..
We doubled the size and added a hot shower and a fireplace.
Check it out!
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I think you are doing great at this vlogging. just like anything else, you have to learn, practice. I did click on this thinking I hadnt seen it but once realizing that I have, no biggie. nothing to get mad about. anyways, you look tired in this one Josh, as Im sure u are what with a family, work and homesteading. wow! thanks for sharing. ps....your wife is gorgeous
My Man.... where is that creek?
Look you need to get as many Subs as Amazon's WranglerStar before you can pull off showing us re-Runs!
It's more like he's cleaning up and correcting the video posts... Note the title renaming no longer mentions Yurts for this vid, there was originally 4 part tent vs Yurts vids... He's also deleted at least one of the recent construction work site vids... and at least one live vid had a bad upload and was re-uploaded a bit before that...
So, I think he's still getting a handle on vlogging, the editing part anyway, but should be more consistent once he gets better at it...
Brian Curwick wranglestar is a dick
GIT R DONE....
This must be your first experience with a tent ! You never want a tent with a waterproof roof. Tne roof needs to breathe to let moisture out. Then you place a rain fly over the tent. Yes, it means for frame work to hold the fly, but you are going to be hating life in the cold weather with all the moisture inside.
theoldwizard998 Dude, it's an Army tent. Built bullet proof for extreme weather. Yes I agree with the rain flyby open plastic windows a bit for cross flow venting and no condensation...I have spent months on end in these tents in every weather condition possible, and for tents, these beat all. Think these are bad, spend some time in a GP small or GT medium with no windows...
We don't care attend to a tent man it looks to me just by me looking and looks like it's made out of heavy plastic we don't care what's kind of a pathetic plastic tents a tent army tent if that's not cat risk doesn't look like
It's no surprise that the army tent is so effective.. That's what I expected.. So what hwppened to the yurt.? You lied about the content of your video.. For that, I gave you a thumb down.. I do not like being lied to..