ClearSpan Tall Boy Moo-Tel Instruction Manual Download

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Main Cover Installation

PULL MAIN COVER OVER FRAME AND SECURE

Gather the parts:

Main cover (with conduits already inserted)

•

Ropes long enough to reach over the frame (provided

•

by customer)

2" plain strap (#CC5392) and Tek screws

•

Box cutter or utility knife

•

Depending on the
length of the cover
it may be necessary
to attach additional
ropes to the cover
conduit between

the end ropes by cutting a small opening in the cover
pocket and tying the rope around the conduit. DO
NOT cut through the cover.

Cut through the conduit

pocket only.

With all ropes attached to the cover conduit, lift the

conduit and carry the cover toward the base of the
frame.

Toss the ropes over the frame and pull the cover into

position. One or two people are required at each rope.
Center the cover front to back and side to side.

Using the straps in the main cover, secure the ends

of the main cover to the ratchets attached to the end
rafters.

Do not tighten completely at this time.

Assembly Procedure

To pull the cover over the frame, attach ropes to both

ends of the cover conduit farthest from the frame.
Wrap the rope around the conduit a few times to
prevent it from slipping off.

WARNING:

To prevent damage to the cover and to

prevent serious personal injury, DO NOT attempt to
install the main cover on windy days.

Cut a slit in the cover conduit pocket at the rafter

position. Insert a 14' section of strap (CC5392)
through the slit and around the cover conduit.

NOTE:

DO NOT cut through the main cover.

Cut

through the conduit pocket only.

Thread both strap ends into the ratchet and slightly

tighten.

Ratchets are installed along the baseboard or
retaining board of the shelter, photos above show
ratchets attached to rafters. Photos are used for
illustration purposes only.

NOTE:

It may be necessary to remove excess strap if

it binds up in the ratchet.

Repeat the steps for the remaining ratchets.

Verify that the cover is centered on the frame then

slightly tighten all side ratchets.

Roll-up sides
and drop-
down sides
not shown
for clarity.

Frame with ground posts is
shown in this example.

Diagram not to scale.

NOTE:

To remove excess strap that binds up in the

ratchet, loosen the ratchet, shorten the strap, and
retighten. Do not over-tighten the straps.

After all side security straps are in place and

slightly

tightened

and the cover is centered evenly on the

frame, install the PVC conduit for the main cover.

Summary of Contents for Tall Boy Moo-Tel

Page 1: ...0 2010 ClearSpan All Rights Reserved Reproduction is prohibited without permission STK DIMENSIONS R030 30 W x L length varies R035 35 W x L length varies ClearSpan Tall Boy Moo Tel Photo may show a different but similar model ...

Page 2: ... steps for the site preparation Consult the Mounting Feet Layout diagram in the Quick Start section near the back of this guide for the required dimensions Do not prepare the site without first consulting the diagram for the proper dimensions Buildings that include P01 within the building identification number e g R030020P01FC01W are equipped with the 108500 mounting feet For buildings with ground...

Page 3: ...nd from areas surrounding the site should drain away from the site to prevent damage to the site the structure and contents of the structure WARNING The individuals assembling this structure are responsible for designing and furnishing all temporary bracing shoring and support needed during the assembly process For safety reasons those who are not familiar with recognized construction methods and ...

Page 4: ...he assembly read through the following definitions before you begin to assemble your shelter Conduit An assembly of pipes used to secure the main cover and end panels if equipped Purlins and some strut assemblies also consist of connected pipes to form a conduit Each pipe joint of a conduit assembly is secured with a self tapping Tek screw Coupler or Fitting A part of the frame assembly where legs...

Page 5: ... other machinery for lifting designed to work safely at the height of the building UNPACK AND IDENTIFY PARTS The following steps will ensure that you have all the necessary parts before you begin to assemble the shelter frame Unpack the contents of the shipment and place where 1 you can easily inventory the parts Refer to the Bill of Materials Spec Sheets Verify that all parts listed on the Bill o...

Page 6: ...dings with a roll up side panel but installing a baseboard is strongly recommended Fasteners are included to attach the boards to the frame Ground Level Inside of Shelter Outside of Shelter Secure baseboard and ribbon board joints between rafters as shown for best results Rafter Leg or Ground Post 2 x 6 Ribbon Board Retaining Board End View 5 16 Nuts FALB32B 5 16 x 5 Carriage Bolts Corner Cap FA46...

Page 7: ...ut FAG340B 5 16 x 3 1 2 Hex Bolt 109023 Repair Tape FAG330B 5 16 x 1 Hex Bolt FAME07B 5 16 Flat washer FALF37B 5 16 Locknut FAG361B 3 8 x 2 1 2 Hex Bolt FAME08B 3 8 Flat washer FALB04B 3 8 Nut FAG402B 1 2 x 2 1 2 Hex Bolt FAME09B 1 2 Flat washer FALB08B 1 2 Locknut 108500 Mounting Foot not used with ground posts 108503 Cable Bracket 102921 Neo bonded Washer 108553 Wafer Head Screw FAG365B 3 8 x 3 ...

Page 8: ...on center measurements and post layout OVERVIEW This section describes assembling your shelter See illustration below to identify main parts of the shelter Set the ground posts or mounting feet if equipped 1 Locate the required parts for each assembly 2 procedure Assemble the rafters and frame 3 Anchor the frame Consult instructions for details 4 Attach panels if equipped and roll up or drop down ...

Page 9: ...k the location continue with the Mounting Feet section Do not dig holes if your building is equipped with rafter mounting feet Ground Posts If the frame includes ground posts set all ground posts as described within this manual Width of the shelter is measured from the center of one ground post to the center of the remaining ground post Length is also measured center to center If your building inc...

Page 10: ...t stop here and continue with the Mounting Feet section Consult the diagrams in the Quick Start section to verify the frame length and width dimensions and to accurately 2 position the ground posts Guided by the string line use a flag or stake to mark each ground post hole location 3 Move the string line and dig a post hole a minimum of two feet 2 deep or to a depth that is below the geographic 4 ...

Page 11: ...set the first corner 2 ground post into the hole and brace in position Fill hole so concrete remains below the finished grade Ground Post Toward the ends of the frame Toward the ends of the frame Ground Post Concrete Ground Level 2 Deep ATTENTION Position the pre drilled holes facing toward the ends of the shelter so they align with the bolt holes in the rafter sections Verify that the ground post...

Page 12: ...t of 2 x 8 baseboards on the site at the required 1 on center width of the building frame Baseboards run parallel to each other Use the layout instructions to accurately and properly set the baseboards on the site Drive a short length of rebar or similar stake through a hole 2 drilled in the boards into the ground to keep the boards in place See diagram above If mounting on concrete use wedge anch...

Page 13: ...end of each section includes the two mounting holes 1 to secure the splice Support the rafter sections with blocks as needed Consult the diagrams for details Connect the two rafter sections using a splice 3 8 x 2 1 2 machine bolts 3 8 flat washers and 3 8 nuts 2 Position the installed studs of the splice so they point up to accept the top purlins when these are installed See the diagram below For ...

Page 14: ...er onto a 1 2 x 2 1 2 bolt and insert a bolt into each mounting hole Position bolt head to the outside of the frame Ground Level Rope or Cable 1 2 x 2 1 2 Bolt ATTENTION If mounting feet are used attach the first set of rafter legs to the mounted feet and secure with the 3 8 x 3 1 2 bolts and nuts Consult the connection diagrams located in the Quick Start section of these instructions for addition...

Page 15: ... a short purlin spans the first bay do not secure the purlin to the second rafter until next purlin is added Consult the Side Profile diagram for your frame for details FRAME ASSEMBLY continued A 1 4 Nuts Ridge Purlin B Ridge Purlin Splice Studs Frame Assembly A B Ground Level Rope or Cable NOTE The 20 30 and 36 long frames use a combination of different purlin lengths during frame assembly Consul...

Page 16: ...ut FALB04B and attach the eyebolt to the splice of 8 the third 3rd rafter as shown C Position the eye of the bolt toward the end rafter for the cable installation Frame Assembly C DO NOT secure this end of the ridge purlin to the rafter at this time Ridge purlin is secured to the rafter in the following steps Ridge Purlin 108504 eyebolt FAMA38B lock washer and 3 8 nut Overlap ridge purlins and sec...

Page 17: ... and 1 4 hex nuts See diagrams D and E at the right NOTE The purlin pattern is the same as the ridge purlin Consult the Side Profile diagrams for details Install and secure the remaining under purlins for the 10 first bay as previously described and as shown in the Quick Start section of these instructions Repeat the previous steps to assemble the remainder 11 of the frame ATTENTION Attach the fin...

Page 18: ...untersink heads if needed Continue adding baseboards to complete the first run Splices are made between posts as shown in the drawing below Use a short section of baseboard to secure separate baseboards at a splice Repeat steps to install the second run of baseboards on the remaining side of the frame NOTE The boards should be at ground level or slightly into grade to prevent the shelter from sink...

Page 19: ...lide the finished end of each rough cable onto the shackle See the diagram at the upper right corner of this page Secure the anchor shackle to the eyebolt attached 4 to the peak of the third rafter See diagrams on the next page Open a turnbuckle Step 5 to its extended open 6 position and secure the free end one without the thimble to the cable bracket attached to the end rafter ground post See dia...

Page 20: ... if you are unable to tighten the turnbuckle to remove cable slack Cable Ground Level Frame length and design of your building may differ from what is shown Secure the turnbuckle directly to the cable bracket attached to each end rafter mounting bolt If necessary use a bar or clamp to slightly bend the bracket to allow the needed clearance to install the jaw bolt of the turnbuckle Actual turnbuckl...

Page 21: ...nstalled ends are tight to the frame ATTENTION Verify you have selected the correct strut Some frames include struts of different lengths Consult the diagrams in the Quick Start section for your building for additional details Position strut as shown lower right photo 2 between the end rafter and first interior rafter Adjust position so strut does not interfere with any other building component A ...

Page 22: ...h it to the rafter foot using the 5 16 fasteners listed above 1 Swing the diagonal strut up into position until it reaches the underside of the rafter 2 Mark the hole location and drill a mounting hole using the 3 8 drill bit 3 Insert the bolt through the rafter hole and through the mounting hole in the diagonal strut 4 Add a flat washer and locknut and tighten to secure the strut to the rafter 5 ...

Page 23: ... the 1 66 pipe 30 wide or the 1 90 pipe 35 wide and assemble the rafter 1 chord as shown Consult the Rafter Profile diagram for your support package in the Quick Start section back Measure approximately 1 2 in from each end of the assembled chord and drill a 3 8 mounting hole 2 With assistance lift the chord up into position verify that it is level and mark and drill the mounting holes through 3 t...

Page 24: ...r dimension Centerline QH1304 Strut B Step 6 Using the rafter as a guide locate and mark the centerline of the chord Use this line to install the vertical struts 5 Consult the diagram mark the mounting hole locations for each strut and drill a 3 8 hole through the installed 6 chord ATTENTION Verify that the chord is level and not sagging Before drilling the mounting hole check that the QH1304 stru...

Page 25: ...for additional anchoring information if needed CAUTION The anchor assembly is an integral part of the frame construction Improper anchoring may cause instability and failure of the structure to perform as designed Failing to anchor the shelter properly will void the manufacturer s warranty and may cause serious injury and damage If the optional anchor kit was purchased use the diagrams below to pr...

Page 26: ...nd rafter using 108553 wafer head screws DO NOT secure the other end of the corner cap until you overlap the cap with the next section Step 4 After installing the first section of corner cap select 4 another section overlap the first by 1 and secure the corner cap to the interior rafter Secure the lower overlapped seam using one wafer screw Diagram B Repeat these steps until the installation of th...

Page 27: ...he cover once it is installed vinyl 6 protection strips are attached to the ridge purlin run and outer edges of the corner cap See all C diagrams In each instance cut a 24 section of vinyl strip XR3700 and wrap the vinyl around the sharp area Secure vinyl strips in place using Tek screws See diagram to the right NOTE Do not install Tek screws where these will contact the main cover or end panel if...

Page 28: ...rd that is attached later On the outside of the frame attach the first ribbon board to the rafter leg ground posts using two 2 5 16 x 5 carriage bolts and nuts Align the top edge of the ribbon board with the lower edge of the corner cap Continue adding baseboards to complete the first run Splices are made between posts as shown in the drawing below Use a short section of ribbon board to secure sep...

Page 29: ...ard using a 3 8 bit Set each ratchet approximately 4 6 from the rafter See diagram Attach one ratchet to the baseboard or retaining board through the pre drilled hole Use one 3 8 bolt and 2 one 3 8 nut for each ratchet Position the ratchet high enough to allow for handle operation Repeat for each ratchet 3 Verify that ratchets on opposing sides of a rafter are located directly across from each oth...

Page 30: ...duit rests when the panel is in the down closed position Complete these steps to install the roll up side panel With assistance unfold one panel along the frame and 1 lift the upper edge no pocket up to the ribbon board Using customer supplied roofing nails or a similar fastener with a flat head stretch the panel along the face board and tack it in place using the nails Panel must be installed lev...

Page 31: ... or anchor the panel ends to secure the panel in 6 place during the main cover installation Repeat for remaining roll up conduit 7 Continue with the installation of the main cover Go 8 to the Main Cover Installation section and complete the steps as instructed Diagram above shows the installed roll up panel including the assembled conduit inserted into the pocket Length of conduit extending from p...

Page 32: ...ps and pipe joints FAH325B 5 16 x 5 carriage bolts and FALB32B 5 16 nuts used to secure mounting plates FAH005B 1 4 x 2 carriage bolts and FALB01B 1 4 nuts gearbox to drive connection Continue with the steps that follow to install the drop down panel components Take the 103544 mounting plate shown above and 1 move outside the end wall where you want to position the gearbox Measure 24 down from the...

Page 33: ...gainst the outside surface of the mounting plate at the desired angle and secure using the bolts included with the gearbox NOTE The gearbox can be tilted to allow easier access when using the crank handle Take two 2 pieces of 131S075 75 pipe slide the 6 swaged end of one into the plain end of the other and secure the joint using an FA4482B Tek screw Using the diagram below attach the 103496 gearbo...

Page 34: ...l Installed Axle Conduit Hole NOTE Verify that the pipe is level and secure the band clamp to the rafter leg ground post of the second rafter using an FA4482B Tek screw Pipe should remain loose in the band clamp Band clamps support the axle conduit at each rafter except the end rafter where the gearbox is located After securing the clamp to the rafter bend the band clamp away from the rafter if ne...

Page 35: ...pe must remain inside the plain end of the adjacent pipe After installing all sections of axle conduit for the 12 first drop down panel assembly verify that the axle conduit is level and secure each conduit splice with a Tek screw FA4482B as shown above View shows inside the shelter Axle Ribbon Board Corner Cap Band Clamp Interior Rafter Axle 106734 Band Clamp Inside View Move to the gearbox and t...

Page 36: ...nto the ribbon board 4 next to each rafter until all pulleys are installed along both sides of the shelter Install the panel conduit and attach cords as described in the next procedure 5 Attach Drop Down Panel Pulleys Continue with the steps that follow Gather the pulleys and the same quantity of eye screws FA1960 and move to the inside of the shelter 1 Slide one pulley onto the threaded shaft of ...

Page 37: ... swaged end secure the joint using an FA4482B Tek screw and tape the conduit joint using duct tape Continue adding conduit sections and securing each 4 joint until the conduit is as long as the panel Complete the panel conduit installation by cutting 5 the conduit so that it extends from the panel pocket approximately 1 at each end ATTENTION Allowing the panel to extend beyond the end rafters offe...

Page 38: ...ound the axle conduit in the same direction and manner as the first cord Repeat the above steps until all cords are attached to 12 the first panel along one side of the shelter Diagram shows cords attached to the panel conduit and to the axle Dashed line shows the position of the panel conduit Continue by attaching the lower panel edge to the 13 baseboard for the first panel installation Attach Lo...

Page 39: ...at the steps to attach the remaining panel to the 7 other side of the building After installing all components of the drop down sides 8 use the gearbox to roll each panel to its up closed position If conditions are windy roll panel down to prevent damage and secure with weights to keep panel in position Choose objects that will not damage the panel The straps for the main cover serve as the anti b...

Page 40: ...e the finished grade Repeat this step at all remaining corners Assemble two main cover conduits Connect 166S099 pipes to arrive at the frame length Secure each joint with a 2 Tek screw and wrap the screw and joint with duct tape Once assembled the cover conduits are inserted into the side pockets of the main cover The conduits are used to tighten and secure the main cover to the frame After assemb...

Page 41: ... Wrap the rope around the conduit a few times to prevent it from slipping off WARNING To prevent damage to the cover and to prevent serious personal injury DO NOT attempt to install the main cover on windy days Cut a slit in the cover conduit pocket at the rafter 5 position Insert a 14 section of strap CC5392 through the slit and around the cover conduit NOTE DO NOT cut through the main cover Cut ...

Page 42: ... of the main cover Take the first section of PVC conduit and feed it into 1 the stretch pocket just above the installed corner cap from the inside Insert the plain end of the conduit into the pocket so the next section can be joined to the first If needed cut a small opening in the stretch pocket 2 4 above the corner cap and insert the plain end of the PVC into the pocket and continue with the nex...

Page 43: ...ws how to weave strap around the PVC conduit inside the main cover pocket and the end rafter Cover and rafter shown differs from actual cover NOTE Keep the strapping snug during this step but do not over tighten Also maintain an even distance between the top of the end rafter and the PVC conduit to keep the cover centered end to end After weaving the strapping cut the strap and tie it to 10 the en...

Page 44: ...r is stretched Beginning at either end of the cover tighten the strap 13 The strapping will pull against the strapping installed at the other end of the frame Main Cover Installation Tightening ratchets opposite one another at the same time helps to keep the cover centered and results in a more uniform appearance If the side straps are too tight and prevent the cover from stretching end to end loo...

Page 45: ...e with one of 5 these options Drop Down Sides Read care and maintenance information Roll Up Sides Continue by installing the Twist of the Wrist components Space below is reserved for customer notes Main Cover Bonnet Bonnet Strap Ratchet QH1061 attached to diagonal brace Side Ratchet QH1065 Roll up sides and drop down sides not shown Mounting Foot not used with ground posts Install QH1061 ratchet h...

Page 46: ... located Secure the upper end of the channel by drilling a 3 8 5 hole through the end rafter and attach as shown The lower end of the channel will float and is not attached Insert rod through main cover bonnet Do not allow channel to contact the ground Use the position of the roll up conduit which is at the base of the frame along the side to help align the channel when securing it in place Select...

Page 47: ...or the spacers on the long bolts insert a 5 16 nut 8 over each bolt These nuts are used as spacers only 5 16 Nut 5 16 Nut Slide the Twist of the Wrist mounting plate over the 9 long bolts and secure the plate with two lock nuts Lock Nuts Attach the Twist of the Wrist gearbox to the mounting 10 plate using hex head bolts TWIST OF THE WRIST ASSEMBLY continued Using a 1 4 x 2 carriage bolt FAH005B an...

Page 48: ...to prevent damage and wear Replace all damaged or broken components immediately Check connections and all fasteners to verify that they remain tight and in good condition Do not climb or stand on the building at anytime Inspect the anchoring system to verify that all components remain tight and in good condition Verify that the side panel components are in good working condition Do not allow drop ...

Page 49: ...gth and width of your building may differ from what is shown Ground Level Ground Level ATTENTION Shelter to the right shows mount ing feet and an installed anchor system Actual building may differ in length or design or both Building is shown with customer supplied baseboards Frame includes ground posts ...

Page 50: ...50 Revision date 02 10 10 30 Wide Front Proﬁle Grid with Ground Posts 16 8 14 8 30 0 ON CENTER 2 0 6 0 8 8 GROUND LEVEL FRONT VIEW 12 SQUARE GRID ...

Page 51: ...51 Revision date 02 10 10 30 Wide Front Proﬁle Grid with Mounting Feet 30 0 ON CENTER GROUND LEVEL FRONT VIEW 12 SQUARE GRID 14 8 6 0 8 8 ...

Page 52: ...52 Revision date 02 10 10 35 Wide Front Proﬁle Grid with Ground Posts 35 0 ON CENTER 2 0 6 0 9 11 1 4 15 11 1 4 17 11 1 4 FRONT VIEW 12 SQUARE GRID GROUND LEVEL ...

Page 53: ...53 Revision date 02 10 10 35 Wide Front Proﬁle Grid with Mounting Feet 35 0 ON CENTER FRONT VIEW 12 SQUARE GRID GROUND LEVEL 6 0 9 11 1 4 15 11 1 4 ...

Page 54: ...nd Post CFG096ANCS001 Ground Post CFG096ANCS001 Rafter Section Rafter Section Rafter Insert CFG030PINSS01 All R030 Buildings 30 on center All R035 Buildings 35 on center Ground Level CFG030PCS001 for 30 CFG035PCS001 for 35 CFG030PCS001 for 30 CFG035PCS001 for 35 ...

Page 55: ... Mounting Foot 108500 Rafter Leg CFG072ANCS002 Strut 105119 Mounting Foot 108500 Rafter Section Rafter Section Rafter Insert CFG030PINSS01 All R030 Buildings 30 on center All R035 Buildings 35 on center Ground Level CFG030PCS001 for 30 CFG035PCS001 for 35 CFG030PCS001 for 30 CFG035PCS001 for 35 ...

Page 56: ...2 10 10 T TOP PURLIN U UNDER PURLIN U U T U U T TOP PURLIN U UNDER PURLIN GROUND LEVEL T RFB048CCS001 4 T RFB072CCS001 6 T RFB144CCS001 12 U RFB1204EES002 12 U RFB0404EES002 4 U RFB0604EES002 6 TOP VIEW Purlin Locations ...

Page 57: ...ND LEVEL RFB144CCS001 on center on center 20 0 4 0 RFB048CCS001 RFB048CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB0404EES002 RFB0404EES002 T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run NOTE Side profile shown using optional ground posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet ...

Page 58: ...ND LEVEL RFB1204EES002 RFB144CCS001 30 0 6 0 on center on center RFB144CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB0604EES002 RFB072CCS001 T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run NOTE Side profile shown using optional ground posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet ...

Page 59: ...ND LEVEL 36 0 on center on center 6 0 RFB144CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB144CCS001 RFB144CCS001 T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run NOTE Side profile shown using optional ground posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet ...

Page 60: ...nter on center 4 0 6 0 RFB144CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB072CCS001 RFB0604EES002 RFB048CCS001 RFB0404EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB144CCS001 T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run NOTE Side profile shown using optional ground posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet Side Proﬁle 40 Length ...

Page 61: ...001 RFB144CCS001 6 0 RFB144CCS001 RFB144CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 2 0 on center T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run 48 0 on center NOTE Side profile shown using optional ground posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet ...

Page 62: ... posts Profile is the same when using optional rafter feet Side Proﬁle Longer than 48 U U T GROUND LEVEL RFB144CCS001 RFB144CCS001 6 0 RFB144CCS001 RFB144CCS001 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 RFB1204EES002 2 0 on center T Top Style Purlin Run U Under Purlin Run ...

Page 63: ...63 Revision date 02 10 10 Connections with Ground Posts Ridge Purlin Rafter View 1 Purlin Rafter View 2 Ground Post Rafter View 3 Strut Ground Post View 4 ...

Page 64: ...G304B RAFTER INSERT CFG030PINSS01 1 2 LOCKNUT FALB08B 1 2 FLAT WASHER FAME09B 1 2 FLAT WASHER FAME09B FAG402B GROUND POST CFG096ANCS001 GROUND POST CFG096ANCS001 Ridge Purlin Rafter View 1 FAG361B 3 8 FLAT WASHER FAME08B END RAFTERS ONLY 108503 CABLE BRACKET Strut Ground Post View 4 5 16 x 3 1 2 HEX BOLT FAG340B STRUT 5 16 FLAT WASHER FAME07B 5 16 FLAT WASHER FAME07B 5 16 LOCKNUT FALF37B ...

Page 65: ...65 Revision date 02 10 10 Connections with Rafter Feet Ridge Purlin Rafter View 1 Purlin Rafter View 2 Rafter Leg Foot Strut View 4 Rafter Leg Rafter View 3 Strut Rafter View 5 Strut Rafter Leg View 6 ...

Page 66: ... 3 8 FLAT WASHER FAME08B 1 4 ZINC NUT FALB01B 3 8 NUT FALB04B RAFTER INSERT CFG030PINSS01 Ridge Purlin Rafter View 1 FAG361B 3 8 FLAT WASHER FAME08B 5 16 LOCKNUT FALF37B 5 16 LOCKNUT FALF37B FAG304B RAFTER LEG CFG072ANCS002 Rafter Leg Rafter View 3 1 2 LOCKNUT FALB08B 1 2 FLAT WASHER FAME09B 1 2 FLAT WASHER FAME09B FAG402B END RAFTERS ONLY 108503 CABLE BRACKET RAFTER LEG CFG072ANCS002 Strut Rafter...

Page 67: ...L 30 PROFILE 35 PROFILE 30 3 7 8 29 0 7 8 C L C L 35 3 7 8 34 0 7 8 2 5 8 34 8 3 8 12 PIER PIER 12 2 5 8 29 8 3 8 Minimum diameter of concrete pier is 12 Hole for pier should extend below the geographic frost line Consult local building codes for details ...

Page 68: ...68 Revision date 02 10 10 30 Wide Over The Top Measurements 30 0 ON CENTER 6 0 5 8 17 8 1 3 4 3 8 1 3 4 17 8 6 0 5 8 GROUND LEVEL FRONT VIEW OVER THE TOP 47 9 1 8 ...

Page 69: ...69 Revision date 02 10 10 35 Wide Over The Top Measurements 35 0 ON CENTER 6 0 5 8 20 6 11 16 1 11 16 1 11 16 20 6 11 16 3 8 6 0 5 8 FRONT VIEW GROUND LEVEL OVER THE TOP 53 6 3 8 ...

Page 70: ...30A0015 Ground Level 64 On Center Approximate height of chord is 9 NOTE Rafter shown in this example may differ in design from the actual rafter Additional purchase required for support bracing kit for each rafter 166S099 QH1304 QH1304 166S099 166S075 166P027 30 Wide On Center ...

Page 71: ...5A0015 Ground Level 105 On Center Approximate height of chord is 9 NOTE Rafter shown in this example may differ in design from the actual rafter Additional purchase required for support bracing kit for each rafter 190S099 QH1304 QH1304 190S099 190S099 190P058 35 Wide On Center ...

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