Amish build pole building in 1 day

New Pole Building being built by Dutch Brothers Construction (Amish) at Woodward Acres.
Woodward Acres Blog Post www.woodwardacres.com/2017/11/...
We needed an extra building on our property so we hired Dutch Brothers Construction. They are an Amish construction company and they were able to 100% complete this project in just over 2 days. Very impressive. They were very nice and they cleaned up after themselves to the point you never knew it was a previous job site.

[@williampockets]

These folks are not Amish. I grew up very close to the amish community in Lancaster Pa. I can tell you when they build a new barn its a community event. There will be dozens if not a few hundred amish out there building. Its very very impressive.

[@anthonybernstein9698]

Best video seen in a long time. No music, no silly speaking, the guys just got on with the work. They did not even speak to each other. Some videos think we need narrative and silly jokes, if I want that I can go to the circus and watch the clowns. Well done guys

[@NSResponder]

I've always been impressed with the efficiency of Amish people at work.

[@Overpar73]

These guys are doing amazing work!

[@youtuuba]

About 40 years ago, a relative's farm in central Minnesota needed a new barn to store hay bales in, surplus to what the hay loft in the barn could hold. My relative was older and did the rough planning, arranged for procurement of materials, and drove his tractor (equipped with front end loader with a long pole welded to it as a temporary crane. He hired a local guy (kid from a nearby farm who was in college but home for the summer), and that fellow and I were the only workers.

[@terrylutke]

My brother and I used to erect AG pole barns. We had a Bobcat 610, I can't remember ever getting the thing stuck. Skids with tires are out of fashion now for construction.

[@The_grass_is_always_greener]

The Dutch brothers built a neighbors a few years ago. Incredible work for them.

[@ediasilva5668]

Muito bom ver ferramentas de movimentação serem utilizadas nas suas mais variadas possibilidades excelente trabalho, bom de se ver parabéns pelo empenho!

[@richardanon5892]

Couple of question’s, what preservative is used on the post in ground, and how do you stop the roof dripping condensation on the inside when in use? Oh I wish it was this simple

[@luizcarlossantanna5355]

P/um povo que não aceitava tecnologia!!

[@titaniumman_22]

You guys don’t set the posts in concrete?

[@WadeMetzger]

How do I go about getting a bid on a new pole barn 36' X 40'.x12' with 1-8'x10' garage door and 2- exterior 3.0x6.8 doors.

[@sadaf3674]

Hi, Nice work . what are dimentions please (lengthX width and height)??

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Is it not necessary to concrete the posts into the ground? It looks like they just put dirt back in the hole, correct?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

How much does something like this cost in todays world?

[@andjuju6476]

I thought the Amish didn`t use modern technology or machinery?

[@eichzoernchen]

i'm not american... call me ignorant, but i don't get it. machines, power tools, amish?

[@beanlord8005]

Since when do Amish use power tools?

[@jamiemendez7293]

Yes it's fast but not stable at all..no real bracing..the purlins ain't gonna last....one good storm and down she goes..but u get what u pay for

[@dougpatton1045]

no concert under or around post no thanks