pdf file for hfgh

14 years ago

Can some one send us the instructions in a pdf file on how to put together a HFGH? We have no building experience and would like to see if we can pull it off before we buy. We're looking at the bigger one. Thanks

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mraroid
14 years ago
I wish someone would send me that pdf file also. I am talking about the big HF greenhouse, not the 6 X 8.

jack

jhoneycutt@qwest.net
slaphead
14 years ago
OK, you should have a copy in your inbox.

SH
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Vamptoo
14 years ago
slaphead,

Would you be kind enough to send it to me also. I would appreciate it very much.

Thanks, cindy

vamptoo@aol.com
slaphead
14 years ago
Cindy,

It should be in your inbox now.

SH
Vamptoo
14 years ago
Thanks for file. You're a sweetheart of the first degree!!!

Cindy
tommyjmcintosh
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks to all for sending the pdf file, it will really help us decide whether or not we can do it. Charlotte
abruzzese
14 years ago
Could I get a pdf file also.
Thanks
Lou
Lgpirocchi@hotmail.com
don_wilson
14 years ago
Could I have a copy too.

Thank You
Don
drwilson1021@sbcglobal.net
darrellsc
14 years ago
Could I have a copy too.

Thanks
Darrell
dgreen@scgsah.state.sc.us
slaphead
14 years ago
It should be in your mail boxes now.

SH
almega
14 years ago
Could I have a copy too.
Thanks
Mark
almega1962@sbcglobal.net
gato_gordo
14 years ago
Mark

I forwarded a copy of the PDF.
sheila0
14 years ago
Me too? Pleeeese :)

IMGSG@aol.com
slaphead
14 years ago
Sheila,

A copy with associated photos should be in your inbox now.

SH
heartfelt_endeavors
14 years ago
Could I please have a copy of the pdf? We'd be ever so grateful!

Deb & Jeff
garden@humboldt1.com
fishingandgardening
14 years ago
Seems several are wanting the manual/instructions. The following link comes from HF's site under the item # 93358 and lower right corner as the Download Manual.

Not sure how it compares with what is in the box, as I have not opened my just purchased one yet.

Here is a link that might be useful: HFGH 10X12 Manual
milwdave
14 years ago
Could I have a copy also? I have the 6x8 and want to see how well it's made.

Dave

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