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!
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!!!!
I had a book of instructions that had no options for my specific high tunnel and it was written by the Amish. very hard to understand instructions with handwritten and drawn diagrams.
Part 2 is still in the editing process, but hopefully will be available in a month or two. Edit: Part 2 can be found here. th-cam.com/video/i_k_oYFQmkA/w-d-xo.html
I'm in the process of building a 34/96 with metal hip and side boards. I'm going to have extra wiggle wire track on top and bottom for bug netting the sidewall curtains are going to be interesting installing all of that on the metal boards@@jjstudio3947
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!
Sorry for the confusion. What I like to do is set the arches on the posts, next I install the peak perlin, and once that is installed I fasten the arches to the sidewall posts with the Tek screws.
Masterclass on swinging a sledge hammer 😂. He made that look a lot easer than it will be for most people! Nice work!
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!
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!!!!
I had a book of instructions that had no options for my specific high tunnel and it was written by the Amish. very hard to understand instructions with handwritten and drawn diagrams.
Very well-done video with great detail.
Nicely done updated video! Part 2??
Part 2 is still in the editing process, but hopefully will be available in a month or two.
Edit: Part 2 can be found here.
th-cam.com/video/i_k_oYFQmkA/w-d-xo.html
I'm in the process of building a 34/96 with metal hip and side boards. I'm going to have extra wiggle wire track on top and bottom for bug netting the sidewall curtains are going to be interesting installing all of that on the metal boards@@jjstudio3947
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!
I think he meant that he leaves the Tek screws out until after the center purlin is installed.
Sorry for the confusion. What I like to do is set the arches on the posts, next I install the peak perlin, and once that is installed I fasten the arches to the sidewall posts with the Tek screws.
Neglected to first mention cross dimensional measurement of said rectangle!! Captain Obvious!
please give me the link in the Zimmerman website. I would like to order one. thanks
Zimmermanshightunnels.com
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