INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND OWNER S MANUAL BY: INSTALLER: These instructions must be given to the consumer. CONSUMER: Retain these instructions for future use. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THIS COVER. Actual parts may vary from those shown in this booklet.
NOTICE TO CONSUMER: This owner s manual applies to the SIDE LOCKING ROLL TARP. Before using this product, read the operating instructions, maintenance and safety sections of this owners manual and save for future reference. FOR YOUR RECORDS: DATE PURCHASED WHERE PURCHASED SERIAL NUMBER IMPORTANT Promptly confirm your warranty by registering on-line at www.agricover.com NOTICE TO INSTALLER: It is recommended you take the time to read these instructions before installing this cover even if already familiar with the product. Often improvements are made without prior notice. Always handle cover and components with care to avoid damage. If you find a part missing or defective, or if you are having trouble installing this product, please have serial number ready (found on decal included with kit) and call the customer service number on the back page. When done, these instructions and warranty information must be given to the consumer. -2-
SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE ALWAYS OPEN TARP BEFORE DUMPING LOAD n Always use adequate caution when operating tarp. n Open tarp before unloading or loading. n Make sure nobody is on or near tarping system before and during operation. Always keep body and clothing clear of moving parts. n Do not operate tarp with box hoisted in an elevated position. n If tarp is covered with snow, its removal is important before operating. n End caps must be free from grain that may be piled on them. Grain should not be heaped higher than end caps. n Do not operate this vehicle at highway speeds, while tarp system is in the open position. n Instruct everyone who will operate this tarp the correct procedures of doing so, or have them read this entire manual. n Keep body and clothing clear of moving parts. n Secure U-joint on crank arm to splined shaft on roll tube with wire lock pin before opening or closing tarp. n Inspect tarp every 2 to 4 weeks. Repair any worn areas, tears, or cuts. Inspect hardware and repair any worn or damaged components. Check for loose fasteners and tighten as needed. n Keep tarp tension at 40-60 lbs. of tension in crank retainer or excessive tarp wear may occur. n When opening or closing tarp, always hold crank firmly with both hands. -3-
HAND CRANK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CLOSING FROM OPEN POSITION To Adjust The Tarp Tension: 1. Allow the tarp to roll down away from the latch plate. 2. Remove the crank arm from the splined shaft. 3. Rotate the crank one or two teeth and reassemble. OPENING FROM CLOSED POSITION 1. Lift crank arm up out of crank retainer. 2. Bring crank arm up to a comfortable position and crank tarp open. 3. Bring crank arm down to a vertical position and lift it up into crank retainer. -4-
PREPARATION TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Most installations will require use of all these items 1. Protective eyewear 2. Marking pencil 3. Tape measure 4. Step ladders or scaffolding 5. Lock plier 6. C-clamps 7. #3 Phillips driver set 8. Drill and 5/16 and 7/32 bit 9. Impact wrench with 9/16 socket 10. Wrenches: (2) 1/2, (2) 9/16, and 3/4 11. Hammer 12. Welder and helmet IMPORTANT NOTES: The truck or trailer on which installation is being done must be parked on a level surface. This prevents box from twisting, which can cause a poor installation. Inspect box for sharp edges or points that make contact with tarp and, remove or grind smooth. Box must be square and straight, center must not be pulled together or spread apart. Make adjustments prior to installation. It may be necessary to remove or reposition ladders or other devices that may interfere with tarp. If any modifications to box are needed, consult box manufacturer before doing so. If you have an extension on top of your box, make sure it is secure by bolting in place. Most fasteners used in this installation are a 3/8 x 1 self threading screw. A 5/16 hole must be drilled to obtain correct tap drill hole size. Attach these screws only to secure structures on box. In some cases it will be necessary to use washer and nuts or other types of fasteners (NOT FURNISHED) to ensure a solid anchor. -5-
PARTS 5 24 23 25 3 9 2 12 11 1 20 21 19 22 26 4 26 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 1 Stretch Cord 2 Roll Return End Plug, 2 (internal) 3 Roll Return Cord Cover 4 Front Cap (side mount shown) Rear Cap (top mount not shown) 5 Side Mount Latch Plate (aluminum) 6 Standard Tarp Stop (steel) -6-
DIAGRAM 29 10 6 26 25 18 14 7 26 27 28 15 17 16 13 7 Crank Retainer, 7 Stand-Off 8 Pinless Crank Retainer 9 Roll Tube 2 Steel 10 Fixed Stationary Tube 11 Roll Return Tube, Swaged End 12 Roll Return Tube, Open End 13 U-Joint 14 Handle 15 Handle Extension 16 Roll Pin -7-8 17 Snap Pin 18 Fixed Tube End Plug 19 Bow 20 Bow Extension 21 Bow Pocket 22 Ridge Strap 23 Bunji Guide 24 U-Clamp & Screw 25 Drive Rivet 26 3/8 x1 Self Threading Screw 27 Spacer 28 1/2 x1 Bolt, Serrated Flange 29 Vinyl Cap
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 FRONT END CAP Do not stand or walk on end cap. A. FRONT END CAP Place side mount style end cap on front of box. Center it. Hold firmly in place against box, drill 5/16 holes at each factory hole in face of cap. Fasten with 3/8 x 1 self threading screws. Fig. 1. B. Use factory punched hole in cap as guide, and drill 5/6 hole into top of box rail. Fasten with 3/8 self threading screw. Repeat at other end of cap. Fig. 2. 3/8 Self Threading Screw Maintain Equal Dim. On Both Sides Front End Cap Cap Must Be Shorter Than Box 1/2 Inch Min. 1-1/2 Inch Max. Drill 5/16 Hole 3/8 x 1 Self Threading Screws At Each Hole In Cap FRONT VIEW OF END CAP Push Center Of Tube Side Of Cap Up 1/4 - Then Mark And Drill Holes FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2 TIP: Sometimes it is necessary to modify end caps for proper fit by notching overhang, removing protruding objects from box, or by trim cutting them shorter if too wide for box. Both front and rear end cap should measure at least 1/2 inch narrower than top of box.
2 REAR END CAP Do not stand or walk on end cap. A. Place rear cap (top style mount) on back of box and center it. Then adjust it to hang over box by 1/4. Mark deepest location of each slotted hole on top of box. Remove cap and drill 5/16 hole at each mark. Turn a 3/8 self threading screw halfway in each hole. Slide end cap under screw heads. Position cap to overhang box 1/4 and tighten screws. See Fig. 3. FIGURE 3 1/4 VIEW OF REAR END CAP FIGURE 4 3/8 Self Threading Screw Drill 5/16 Hole Drill 5/16 Holes B. Push cap up ¼ at center on ribbed side. Hold it at this angle and use factory punched hole as guide to drill 5/16 hole into top of box. Fasten with 3/8 self threading screw. Repeat at other end of cap. Fig. 4. INSTALLATION TIP: Some kits require non-standard end caps. These kits will have 2 front style end caps. Skip rear end cap instructions and follow front end cap instructions for end cap at rear of box. -8-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 3 BOW POCKETS & BOWS NOTE: Bows supplied in this kit are not designed to hold box together. Leave all existing bows, braces, or chains in place. Box Rail Bow Pocket Bow Extension A. BOW POCKETS/BOW EXTENSION The first bow should be placed 30 from front of box. The last bow should be placed 30 from rear of box. Position remaining bows evenly spaced between first and last bow. See Fig. 6 for bow placement. Attach bow pocket to inner sides of box, flush with top, using 3/8 x 1 self threading screws. Drill 5/16 Holes In Box Rail Turn Self Threading Screws Into Holes - Insert Bow & Extension - Then Tighten Screws FIGURE 5
Last Bow At Rear Clamp lock plier here to hold bow in place 1 Standard One Ridge Strap In Center Optional 2 Ridge Strap Off Center First Bow From Front 30 With bow inserted in bow pocket and adjusted to set 1 higher than end caps - drill 5/16 hole 1 from end of bow and secure with self threading screw. See tip below. B. BOWS Start with first bow at front of box. Insert bow extension into bow. Place each end of bow into bow pocket. Center it in an upright position. Adjust it to set 1 higher than end cap. Drill 5/16 hole through end of bow and in extension. Drill hole so screw head will not rub tarp. Turn 3/8 x 1 self threading screw in bow assembly. IMPORTANT: Purpose of bolt is to hold bow rigid at properly set height. See Fig. 6. FIGURE 6 30 * Divide Remaining Space By Number Of Bows Left Plus One * Example: If 2 Bows Are Left, Divide By 3 For 3 Equal Spaces If 4 Bows Are Left Divide By 5 For 5 Equal Spaces Warning: All Bows Must Be Used -9-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 4 RIDGE STRAP TIP: First set front and rear bows to correct height. Then install ridge strap on top of all bows and draw tight until no slack. Then adjust remaining bows to just touch bottom of ridge strap. Rear End Cap Bow A. RIDGE STRAP Attach hook end of strap to hole in front end cap and run strap over all bows to rear end cap. Front End Cap Then attach ratchet end of strap to rear end cap and draw strap tight. Do not over tighten. Fig. 7. Trim cut extra strap to leave about 8 left. Trim Cut Extra Strap To About 8 Inches FIGURE 7
5 LATCH PLATE A. Mount latch plate to side of box opposite from tarp stop brackets 0 to 3 down from top of box rail. Start flush with end of box and stop flush at other end of box. See Figs. 8 and 9. Note: On some boxes, latch plate may have to be moved up due to interference with hinges, swinging rear doors or the design of the top rail. TIP: Use C-clamps to hold latch plate in its proper position for drilling holes and bolting. Latch Plate Mounted Continuous Over Length Of Box - Flush At Each End. Latch plate is available in standard lengths of 8-0, 6-0, 4-0, and 2-0. On odd length boxes, 1 pc. of latch plate will have to be field cut. FIGURE 8-10-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 5 LATCH PLATE (Continued) Drill 5/16 Hole Centered On Groove (Typical) B. Using small groove line on latch plate as center point for drill bit, drill 5/16 holes spaced as shown in Fig. 9. Then fasten with 3/8 x 1 thread cutting screws. Top Of Box Preferably 0 to 3 Typical Of All Remaining Screw Locations Start And Stop Latch Plate Flush At Edge Of Box Typical For First Screw In From Ends And Joints FIGURE 9
6 FIXED STATIONARY TUBE ASSEMBLY A. For boxes over 23 ft. 6 inches, insert swaged end of fixed tube section into full end of second tube section. Align tubes, weld, and grind smooth. Allow weld to cool. B. Install end plug into full end of tube weldment. Insert tube, end plug first, into 4 pocket on tarp. 4 Pocket Fixed Stationary Tube Drive Rivet End Plug 4 Pocket On Tarp End Plug Pull Tarp Tight Across Width Fixed Tube Spread Tarp Out On Flat Surface And Pull Tight Lengthwise FIGURE 10-11-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 6 FIXED STATIONARY TUBE ASSEMBLY (Continued) End Plug On Fixed Tube Drive Rivet Drill 7/32 Hole Drive Rivet Drill 7/32 Hole Tarp Tarp C. Extend fixed tube 1/4 beyond edge of tarp. Drill 7/32 hole and set drive rivet. Swaged End Of Fixed Tube D. Stretch tarp along fixed tube, pull out wrinkles - drill 7/32 hole and set second drive rivet. Cut Here 1/4 Beyond Tarp End Plug Tarp Tarp Discard Left Over Portion E. Cut fixed tube 1/4 beyond edge of tarp. Grind smooth. F. Install another end plug here.
7 ROLL TUBE AND U-CLAMPS Large 5 Tarp Pocket Splined Shaft At Rear Of Tarp Stationary Tube In Tarp A. For boxes over 23 ft. 6 inches, insert swaged end of roll tube into full end of other roll tube. Align tubes, weld and grind smooth. Allow weld to cool. 2 Roll Tube Full End Of Roll Tube Section Swaged End Of Roll Tube Section B. For square back box trailers, roll tube length is total of box length plus distance to standoff minus 2 inches. Then cut roll tube at front, removing swaged end. Grind edges smooth. Slide roll tube into large tarp pocket with splined end to rear of tarp and box. For slant back boxes see Detail C next page. Splined Shaft FIGURE 11-12-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 7 ROLL TUBE AND U-CLAMPS (Continued) Rear Of Box 3-5 C. For slant back box trailers, roll tube length is total of box length at top, plus distance of slant and standoff minus 2 inches. Then cut roll tube at front removing swaged end. Grind edges smooth. Slide roll tube into large tarp pocket with splined end to rear of tarp. D. Roll tarp up onto roll tube completely. Lift tarp onto box and center it. Secure tarp to box with tarp stops. See Page 14 to install standard or quick release tarp stops. Front Tarp Strap 5 Pocket On Tarp Rear Tarp Strap Splined Shaft U-Clamp Self Drilling Screw E. Center first U-clamp on front tarp strap. Position screw on crease at bottom of tarp pocket. Fasten with screw. 1 U-Clamp F. Pull tarp snug along roll tube towards spline end. Install U-clamp on rear tarp strap. Then install U-clamps on remaining tarp straps.
8 TARP STOPS STANDARD TARP STOPS Standard Tarp Stop Vinyl Cap 12 * Divide Remaining Space By Number Of Brackets Left Plus One 3/8 x1 Self Threading Screws 12 3 12 A. At front, start first tarp stop 12 from edge of box. With tarp centered on box, allow fixed tube to hang about 3 down from top rail. Position tarp stop over fixed tube, drill 5/16 holes and fasten with 3/8 self threading screws. * Example: If There Are 3 Tarp Stop Brackets Left Divide By 4 To Equal 4 Spaces FIGURE 12-13-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 8 TARP STOPS (Continued) STANDARD TARP STOPS OPTIONAL QUICK RELEASE TARP STOPS Rear Vinyl Cap 12 Clevis Pins 1-1/4 Equally Spaced 12 Front Bow Tie Pins 3/8 Self Threading Screws B. At rear, square tarp and pull tight. Mount another tarp stop 12 in from edge of box and fasten to box in same manner as at front. Align tarp 3 down and equally space remaining tarp stops. Mark, drill holes and fasten to box. C. Locate all quick release tarp stops in same position over length of box as shown for standard tops. Position base bracket 1-14 down from top rail. Drill 5/16 holes and turn 2-3/8 self tapping screws. Fasten with washers and nut if needed. Position tarp so fixed tube fits into tarp stop bodies. Insert pins and secure with bow tie pins.
9 STANDARD BUNJI STRETCH CORD RETURN A. Cord return is pre-assembled and folded in half when shipped. Unfold the assembly and connect PVC tubes together. Assembly is then ready to insert in roll tube. Corner Guide End Plug Cord PVC Tubes Cord Cover FIGURE 13-14-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 9 STANDARD BUNJI STRETCH CORD RETURN (Continued) Roll Return Assembly Tarp End Plug Roll Tube End Plug Self Drilling Phillips Screw C. Insert roll return assembly into roll tube. Gently tap end plug into roll tube. D. At approximately 7/16 in from end, fasten plug with self drilling Phillips screw.
Path of Cord Bunji Guide 1/2 Wrap Tape and Cut Excess Cord Here 3/8 x 1 Self Threading Screws (2x) Protective Cord Cover Cord Cover E. Place bunji guide 1/2 back from end cap/latchplate. Mark and drill two 5/16 holes. Fasten guide with two 3/8 x 1 self threading screws. F. Cycle tarp through open and closing several times. Make adjustments if needed. NOTE: Before installing, hold bunji guide at location and inspect path of cord. Bunji cord should follow a natural path on top of end cap without interference from edge of tarp or wind deflector on end cap. If any sharp edges, burrs or corners interfere with path of cord, remove where needed. -15-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 10 CRANK HANDLE A. U-JOINT/HANDLE EXTEN- SION Align sleeve end of U-joint with single hole end of handle extension. Make sure hole in u-joint is in line with hole on handle. Swing spline end 90 to handle. Using a rubber mallet drive sleeve over end of handle until holes line up. Drive spring pin into holes. NOTE: The U-joint and handle shaft are designed for a tight fit. A coating of grease will ease this process. See Fig. 14. Spring Pin Sleeve End Of U-Joint FIGURE 14 Handle Extension Apply Coat Of Grease Here Around Tube B. HANDLE EXTENSION/CRANK HANDLE Insert crank handle into handle extension (select 1 of 4 holes) and align holes to bolt together. The extra holes are for handle length adjustment later if needed. See Fig. 15. Handle Extension Crank Handle FIGURE 15
Handle Length Adjustment Bolt Approx. 18 C. With tarp and roll tube hanging loose below latch plate, slide u-joint onto splines so that handle hangs straight down parallel with box wall. Insert snap pin to secure u-joint to roll tube. D. Handle length should be about 18 above ground when hanging straight down. To adjust, remove bolts and slide lower portion of handle up or down inside upper handle and select hole location closest to 18 and rebolt. NOTE: On grain carts, crank roll tube up tight under latch plate, hold and bring handle straight down to grade. There should be about 6 inches of clearance from handle to grade. Adjust handle length if needed. -16-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 11 MOUNTING PINLESS HANDLE HOLDER A. HANDLE HOLDER Using crank, turn roll tube up (counter clockwise) until it is firmly secured under latch plate. Bring crank arm down toward box to full vertical position. Hold crank arm firmly with both hands and lift it toward center of box, until you find location you want to mount crank holder bracket. The pinless handle holder should be located above handle portion of crank. When location for crank holder has been designated, allow roll tube to hang loose and assemble and mount holder to box. See Fig. 16 and 17. Crank Holder And Mount Safety/ Operating Decal Holder Bracket 3/8 X 1 Self Threading Screw Pinless Crank Holder Crank Handle In Holder Spacer 1/2 X 1 Bolt NOTE: For Grain Carts, refer to single sheet instruction on mounting handle holder extension. FIGURE 16 FIGURE 17
12 ATTACH SAFETY/OPERATING DECALS A. OPERATING DECAL With crank handle placed in holder to secure it, locate the spot for the ATTENTION operating decal. This sticker must be placed in a visible location near handle holder on vehicle or all warranties are void! For warranty claims, provide serial number shown on this decal. STOp WARNING STICkER -17-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 13 TUBE STOP FASTENERS (Only With Optional Quick Release Tarp Stops) A. At ONE of the optional tarp stops, install 2 Phillips Head self drilling fasteners next to tarp stop body, one at each side. Run self drilling fasteners through the tarp and into fixed tube. See Fig. 18. IMPORTANT NOTE: THESE FASTENERS PREVENT TUBE AND TARP SYSTEM FROM SLIDING BACK WHEN RAISING BOX OR FROM ROAD VIBRATION. Phillips Head Self Drilling Fastener 1 Fixed Tube FIGURE 18
14 TARP TENSION ADJUSTMENT A. Before setting tarp tension, check orientation of U-Joint and wire lock pin. First make sure that U- Joint is in correct position for maximum strength when locked at 90 degree angle as shown in diagram at right. Make correction if needed. CORRECT INCORRECT U-Joint B. Next make sure that wire lock pin is in correct position to encompass around spline shaft as shown in diagram at right. Make correction if needed. CORRECT Wire Pin Lock INCORRECT -18-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 14 TARP TENSION ADJUSTMENT (Continued) C. To test tension - start with tarp hanging loose down along side of box. Hold crank firmly with both hands and turn roll tube closed up under latch plate and bring crank handle down vertical to ground. Then tighten tarp by lifting handle up toward handle holder and place it in holder. It should take 40 to 60 pounds of tension at end of crank handle to engage it into handle holder. D. To adjust tension - remove U-Joint from spline shaft, rotate it one groove and replace it on to shaft. Then secure with lock pin. Turn roll tube tight as described above. Repeat procedure until correct tension is acquired. NEVER OPEN OR CLOSE TARP WITHOUT U-JOINT SECURELY FASTENED TO SPLINE SHAFT WITH WIRE LOCK PIN. E. SAFETY DECALS - Safety and operating procedure decals that come with this kit are provided for YOUR SAFETY. They should be kept clean at all times. Replace any decal that is worn, damaged, painted over, or unreadable. REPLACEMENT DECALS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH AGRI-COVER, INC. OR AGRI-COVER DEALERS.
MANUAL CRANK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CLOSING FROM OPEN POSITION OPENING FROM CLOSED POSITION 1. Lift crank arm up out of crank retainer. 2. Bring crank arm up to a comfortable position and crank tarp open. 3. Bring crank arm down to a vertical position and lift it up into crank retainer. -19-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 15 REAR CABLE RETURN OPTION 3/8 x1 Self Threading Screw (Add Washer And Nut If Needed)
Step 1: Mark point on center line of face panel 3-1/8 above upper edge of top rail. Step 7: Remove crank assembly from roll tube. Roll Tube Step 2: Center punch and drill 5/16 hole at mark. Crank Assembly Step 3: Align center mounting hole on return to drilled hole in cap and fasten with crew, lockwasher, and nut. Step 4: Align cable return parallel with top rail on box. Step 5: Mark mounting holes and repeat steps 2 and 3. Step 8: Slide cable return loop over roll tube, and reinstall crank assembly. TIPS: Install spacer, such as SCH 40 PVC pipe, to align cable with pulleys and/or separate cable loop from weld. Adjust cable to prevent rubbing on objects and fraying. Remove weld spatter or debris from roll tube. Replace cable assembly every two years. Roll tube must extend at least 4 past front of trailer - purchase 4 roll tube if required. Roll Tube Cable Return Loop Crank Assembly -20-
ROLL TUBE DEFLECTOR (Optional) Roll tube deflectors fasten to side of box to keep roll tube from damaging paint on sides of trailer. Fasten with phillips head self drillling screw. Use caution to avoid overtorqueing screw. Overtorqueing screw may damage deflector.
Bolts Agri-Cover Fasteners and Hardware Parts are not actual size. Each part may not be included in every kit. 70535 3/8 x 5 1/2 Stainless SST Carriage Bolt 20781 3/8 x 2 3/4 Stainless Hex Bolt 10905 3/8 x 2 3/4 Zinc Hex Bolt 10932 3/8 x 2 1/2 Stainless Hex Bolt 60707 3/8 x 2 1/4 Zinc Hex Bolt 60642 3/8 x 1 3/4 Zinc Hex Bolt 70551 3/8 x 1 3/4 SST Hex Bolt 60642 3/8 x 1 3/4 Zinc Hex Bolt
Bolts Continued 10925 5/16 x 1 3/4 Stainless Hex Bolt 10894 5/16 x 1 3/4 Zinc Hex Bolt 70621 1/2 x 1 1/4 Molykote SST Hex Flange Bolt 40956 1/2 x 1 Serrated Flange Zinc Hex Bolt 10927 3/8 x 1 Stainless Hex Bolt 30656 3/8 x 1 Stainless Hex Bolt 10893 3/8 x 1 Self Tapping Zinc Hex Bolt w/washer 10895 5/16 x 1 Zinc Hex Bolt 40961 5/16 x 1 Zinc Carriage Bolt 40941 5/16 x 3/4 Stainless Hex Bolt 10898 5/16 x 3/4 Zinc Hex Bolt This sheet lists typical hardware found in most kits, some will contain items not listed. All are subject to change without notice.
Washers 10911 7/16 Zinc Flat Washer 10189 5/16 Zinc Flat Washer 10930 3/8 x 7/8 Stainless Flat Washer 10929 3/8 Stainless Lock Washer 10922 5/16 Stainless Lock Washer 20788 5/16 Zinc Lock Washer 40957 1/2 x 5/16 Bushing 70633 1/2 x 5/16 Bushing SST Nuts 10928 3/8 Stainless Hex Nut 10902 3/8 Zinc Hex Rev Lock Nut 10931 3/8 Stainless Hex Rev Lock Nut 60067 5/16 Zinc Hex Nylock Nut 10924 5/16 Stainless Hex Rev Lock Nut 70507 1/2 SST Hex Oval Lock Nut
Screws 10914 #14 x 1 Phillips Head Self-Drilling Screw 10915 #12x 3/4 Phillips Head Self-Drilling Flat Screw Rivets 10907 1/4 x 1/2 Grip Drive Rivet 70422 5/16 x 7/16 Universal Head Drive Rivet 70464 5/16 x 1/2 Universal Head Drive Rivet 60786 3/16 x 1/4 Liner Drive Rivet 60793 3/16 x 1/8 Liner Drive Rivet 60536 1/4 x 5/16 Countersink Drive Rivet 60554 1/4 x 7/16 Countersink Drive Rivet 10909 3/16 x 1/2 Pop Rivet
Terminal Rings 30314 1/2 Terminal Ring 6 ga. 30313 3/8 Terminal Ring 6 ga. 30312 5/16 Terminal Ring 6 ga. 30647 #10 Terminal Ring 6 ga. 40670 5/16 Terminal Ring 14 ga. 40661 1/4 Female Terminal Ring 14 ga. 60496 5/16 Terminal Ring 4 ga. 60517 #10 Terminal Ring 4 ga. 60543 1/2 Terminal Ring 4 ga. 60570 3/8 Terminal Ring 4 ga. Pins 10887 1/4 x 2 Tab Lock Pin 10888 3/8 x 2 1/2 Pin Lock 10730 3/8 Roll Pin 10892 5/16 x 3 Clevis Pin 60036 Bow Tie Pin
MANUFACTURER S LIMITED WARRANTY Agri-Cover, Inc. extends the following limited warranty on its SIDE LOCKING TARP to the original retail purchaser: Agri-Cover, Inc. warrants its SIDE LOCKING TARP to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for one (1) year from date of purchase. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY APPLICABLE TO THE SIDE LOCKING TARP IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. Agri- Cover Inc. s sole obligation under this warranty or any implied warranty is limited to the repair or replacement at its option, of defective parts only. No labor or service allowance is given or implied. IN NO EVENT SHALL AGRI-COVER, INC. BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR SPECIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusions of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. For warranty performance call our Customer Service Department at 701-251-1427 to determine if only a replacement part is needed or if the cover needs to be returned for inspection and repair. Warranty registration must be on file and/or proof of original purchase (detailed and dated receipt) required for warranty to be effective. Goods to be returned must have a pre-authorized RA # (Returned Authorization Number) obtained by calling the number above. Mark the number on the package and ship it freight prepaid to address below. Agri-Cover will pay freight to return goods to sender. This warranty does not cover any failure due to abuse, misuse, alteration, neglect, improper assembly or installation, or improper maintenance. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. Agri-Cover, Inc. Customer Service Dept. 3000 Hwy. 281 SE, PO Box 508 Jamestown, ND 58402 AGRI-COVER, INC. P.O. Box 508 Jamestown, ND 58402-0508 701-251-1427 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Central Time Monday through Friday, except holidays. Part No. 60856 REV:D 111510