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TMG-ST3070-2.0 Part List

Parts

code

Graphical

Description

Length

Qty

Peak arch tube

58xL1712mm

Upper rafter tube

(middle truss)

58xL2870mm

Upper rafter tube

(front and rear truss)

58xL2870mm

Shoulder tube
(middle truss)

58xL1757mm

Shoulder tube

(front and rear truss)

58xL1757mm

Sidewall tube

58xL1465mm

Roof purlin

(horizontal tube)

42xL1440mm

126

Middle truss connectors

W50xL180mm

234

Front and rear connectors

W50xL121mm

Self-tapping screws

#12x25mm

135

Left corner baseplate

(front and rear truss)

W200xL350mm

Right corner baseplate

(front and rear truss)

W200xL350mm

Door column baseplate

(front and rear truss)

W150xL200mm

Summary of Contents for TMG-ST3070-2.0

Page 1: ...W W W T M G I N D U S T R I A L C O M P 0 1 9 T o l l F r e e 1 8 7 7 7 6 1 2 8 1 9 ...

Page 2: ... including parts We are not responsible for any damages or injuries caused by inappropriate installation unauthorized modifications or extreme weather This building is not intended for human occupancy It is recommended to tape or add foam rubber on the frame where joints connect and where it touches the cover This will help extend the life span of the cover Read the following item list carefully a...

Page 3: ...2870mm 4 3 Shoulder tube middle truss φ58xL1757mm 26 3A Shoulder tube front and rear truss φ58xL1757mm 4 4 Sidewall tube φ58xL1465mm 30 5 Roof purlin horizontal tube φ42xL1440mm 126 5A Middle truss connectors W50xL180mm 234 5B Front and rear connectors W50xL121mm 18 5C Self tapping screws 12x25mm 135 5L Left corner baseplate front and rear truss W200xL350mm 2 5R Right corner baseplate front and re...

Page 4: ...r φ42xL2810mm 15 11A Two wheel rope pulley pre installed on 2A W35xL130mm 2 11B One wheel rope pulley Pre installed on 2A W35xL85mm 2 12 Bottom tension bar front and rear cover φ32xL2400mm 4 13 Diagonal bracing bar 1st and last span φ42xL1930mm 4 13A Tube clamp φ58mm 8 14 Top cover tension tube for both bottom sides φ32xL1993mm 2 groups 15 Door dropping tube φ32xL1993mm 2 groups 16 Expansion bolt ...

Page 5: ...l F r e e 1 8 7 7 7 6 1 2 8 1 9 20 Nylon rope φ8x15m 4 21 Water plug φ32mm 16 22 Top cover 1 23 Front and rear cover panel 2 24 Braided rope φ8x180m 1 bundle 25 Tension band for 7A and front and rear arches W38xL800mm 30 26 Scratch resistant tape L10m 4 ...

Page 6: ... positions of base plates front and rear doors All lines should be drawn from center to center of all baseplate tubes Diagonal line X must be equal to Y Baseplates all baseplates must be installed firmly with expansion bolts 16 on this step picture 1 Parts used in this step 4 Baseplates 5L 5R 26 Baseplates 7 4 Baseplates 6 98 Expansion bolts 16 Picture 1 ...

Page 7: ...truss 1 rear truss and 13 middle trusses The front and the rear truss are to install with the fabric panel 23 Parts used to install the front and rear truss in this step refer to picture 2 1x2 Peak arch tube 1 2x2 Upper rafter tube 2A 2x2 Shoulder tube 3A 2x2 Sidewall tube 4 1x2 Ceiling cross bar 11 2x2 Hex bolt 19 12x2 Half round head bolt 18 Picture 2 ...

Page 8: ... 8 7 7 7 6 1 2 8 1 9 Parts used to install 13 middle trusses in this step refer to picture 3 1x13 Peak arch tube 1 2x13 Upper rafter tube 2 2x13 Shoulder tube 3 2x13 Sidewall tube 4 1x13 Ceiling cross bar 11 2x13 Hex bolt 19 12x13 Half round head bolt 18 Picture 3 ...

Page 9: ...trusses on the ground as picture 4 when the assembly is all completed and before moving to next step and then scratch resistant tape 26 around the sharp points of the joint to avoid friction between the fabric and the interface resulting in fabric damage picture 4 4 Scratch resistant tape 26 Picture 4 ...

Page 10: ... to lift the trusses but you have to make sure it is safe and have enough manpower We recommend 3 to 5 people to pull the truss up from different directions When the truss is up tie the ropes to the heavy objects to make sure the truss will stay upright and use bolt 18 to connect the truss to the baseplate on both sides picture 5 Parts used in this step 4 Half round head bolt 18 Picture 5 ...

Page 11: ... step 3 to put up the rest trusses connect all 9 roof purlins 5 with bolt 17 and secure all bolts firmly on each span before going to next truss picture 6 Parts used in this step 126 Roof purlin 5 234 Middle truss connectors 5A 18 Front and rear connectors 5B 135 Self tapping screws 5C 180 Half round head bolt 17 Picture 6 1 ...

Page 12: ...W W W T M G I N D U S T R I A L C O M P 1 1 1 9 T o l l F r e e 1 8 7 7 7 6 1 2 8 1 9 Picture 6 2 ...

Page 13: ... 5 Install the diagonal bracing bars 13 Connect diagonal bracing bar 13 on the first and last span between the shoulder tube and sidewall tube 3A and 4 with tube clamp 13A use bolt 19A picture 7 Parts used in this step 2x2 Diagonal bracing bars 13 4x2 Tube clamps 13A 4x2 Bolts 19A Picture 7 ...

Page 14: ... 1 2 8 1 9 Step 6 Install the remaining parts on the front and rear truss picture 8 Parts used in this step 2x2 Door frame upper tube 9 2x2 Door frame lower tube 8 2x2 Door frame horizontal tube 10 2x2 Bottom tension bar 12 8x2 Half round head bolt 18 4x2 Hex bolt 19 Picture 8 ...

Page 15: ... pocket on the door cover Tie two ropes 20 separately on both sides of the peak arch tube Pull both ropes under through the bottom of the door cover from the back then go up from front and through both pulley 11A and 11B Picture 9 10 The rope coming out from pulley 11B must go through the upper wheel of pully 11A then pull both ropes together slowly and start to lift the door cover Tie both ropes ...

Page 16: ...install the cover during windy weather Unpack the top cover and place it along one of the long sides of the structure Use 3 to 5 braided rope 24 to pull the top cover 22 cover over the top of the structure 2 or 3 people standing inside on ladders to push upwards will help to move the cover smooth without any damage Picture 11 Picture 11 ...

Page 17: ...nd tied to the front and rear truss by rope going through the flap grommets on the cover Start from the top center and go toward both side on each end Add or cut the rope as needed Pull and stretch the cover enough only to take wrinkles out Repeat for the rear truss Do not over stretch as it could rip off the grommets Picture 12 Picture 12 view from outside ...

Page 18: ...the cover on the structure from both sides picture 13 Insert tension tubes 14 slowly into the bottom groove pocket on both long sides Add the water plug 21 on the first tension tube to avoid tearing the fabric and add one to the end of last tube as well Repeat the same step for the other side Picture 13 ...

Page 19: ...ht back and forth to make sure it is square and centered Cut the groove pocket where it aligns with ratchet 7A and use tie down tension band 25 to pull tension tube 14 toward the ratchet and tie it firmly there Evenly adjust all ratchets on both sides to take wrinkles out and make the cover flat and smooth Parts used in this step 30 Tension band 25 30 Ratchet 7A Picture 14 ...

Page 20: ...ng on the fabric cover must be removed as soon as possible If snow becomes solid ice on the cover it will increase the weight on the roof and may collapse the shelter or reduce the life span Keep the shelter on a dry ground most of the time Do not keep the fabric dirt skirt under water all the time otherwise the fabric will deteriorate We strongly recommend you remove any snow from the roof immedi...

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