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I think anything I found back in the day was just schematics online. I'm pretty sure I made my own gasket out of gasket material for the gear cover. If you haven't yet, you should join www.tractorbynet.com/forums/ and look for the tiller there. I think I found most of the information on the tiller from people there.

I thought about using a slip clutch, and even bought one, it was just too cumbersome to deal with. What I did notice is these are very low on the aggressive side because they were designed for rice fields, and if I hit a rock, it bounces over it, Roots have the same effect because of the direction of the tines. I know the guy who owned it before that blew it up was probably running it way to fast and aggressively. I was lucky to find used replacement parts. And No, I don't use a shear pin either. It's been working fine for me all these years. Just have to replace lost tines now and then.

Ive got the rs1200 in green. Bought it from my uncle, it was just sitting in a scrap pile to be thrown out. Works great so far but i can’t get that guard on the rear to stay on. It keeps bouncing out of place as i till. Should there be some notches near the top that makes it more secure? Thanks and yours looks to be in great shape now

@@sktech76 There WERE some flexable straps that fit into slots, but those broke off long ago. I did for a while use brass door hinges that worked well until the non-brass self tapping screws I used rotted out. I was thinking about doing it again, but instead of using the steel flap, swapping it out for a piece of plywood. Also adding to the feet to make it only till 2" max depth.

@@foxcouleefarms great idea! Thanks!

www.hoopbenders.net/

I'm just getting warmed up! LULZ

there are about 5 companies now that all sell pretty much the same benders. Seeing I don't have an affiliate link, or sponsorship.... Well, ya know. But they are all the same pretty muc. Hoopbender.com links to the multiple sites

it all comes into play, absolutely. These benders are designed to be used mostly with the poles generally used for chainlink fence top rail. They are commonly the same specs.

how long did they last and where are you located? ive contemplated a high tunnel but up in maine we get lots of snow

@@petrochemguy4257 They'd still be up if I had inflated them. Due to circumstances I couldn't make it out to even knock off the snow that caused their demise. I'm in Wisconsin.

The pipes are top poles from chain link fencing, picked them up at Menards.

It appears to be the original "bender tool". If so, he purchased it from Loy Robinson (YT channel, as well), at buildmyowngreenhouse d o t c o m

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I've never had a issue with wind. As for snow, the original 2 greenhouses I built DID collapse to ice and heavy snow load, but only because wasn't using or maintaining them while taking a 3 year hiatus while taking care of family medical issues. This won't be an issue on the new greenhouses I'm currently building. On top of that, I'm spacing the hoops 3 feet apart and I have 5 horizontal purlins as well as roll up sidewalls which have hip boards adding even more support. Also, I'll greenhouses will have 2 layers of plastic which will be inflated. I'll upload new videos soon.

He tells you in the video

Ya must be blind

Purlin connectors. I got them at Farmtek

Maximum length would be the longest greenhouse plastic available I guess. I think that is about 100' which is probably why most commercial greenhouses are 96' long.? I think I've actually seen it longer though. I did have one of my greenhouses collapse on me this winter... so, I'll be doing another build video this year, and explain why that happened, and what I'm going to do to prevent it from happening again. I also ordered low hoop benders to do soil row covers for pre-frost early planting. I plan on really hitting the videos and posting strong this year, so, make sure you subsribe. Follow us on twitter and Instagram as well.

I got lucky and found a 150' roll of 48' wide, so I could actually cover 1 greenhouse twice, and the other once with that. Otherwise, would have used 42 wide because the poles for each hoop are 4x10' and I wouldn't have wanted to gable that 40' wide plastic would cover it. Hope that helps.

ok, so a 42' would cover all the way to the ground width wise?

roberto mungaray correct I do have the 6" boards at ground level with the wiggle wire attached to that, and being that the hoop/poles do sink down about a foot into that, there should be plenty of excess to cover.

thanks for the info, this helped alot!

Thank You for asking. ;-)

Interesting enough, I used the camera built into my old iPad for this. This year, I'll be using a couple different setups to include an Iphone6 with an Osmo Mobile for some, and possibly a GoPro Session, and maybe an IPad again. I'd rather spend the money on the project, rather than on expensive cams.

I actually used an ipad to video that, think the mic was a Blue mic

I've found that the site you posted, as well as a few others all lead back to that same order page, and those are indeed the same people I ordered mine from, I just didn't do that model because I didn't plan on building greenhouses on a regular basis.

Not yet, I e been so busy I haven't had time to do anything but grow grow grow. One person operations are Like that. I have about an acre of garden and it takes everything I've got time wise To keep up. Thanks for your interest and please Keep checking back. Next year is going to be amazing with lots of video blog to come.

I'll be doing a rebuild on one of my greenhouses this year, I had a collapse this winter, and it'll be redone, bending etc as well as discussion on what caused the problem, and what I'll be doing to prevent that from happening again, and maybe, I'll even get a chance to set up and grow in them this winter. I've been crazy busy with my soil areas that I've still not had a chance to build my hydro system or my raised beds, but I think this is the year it all gets put into effect.

after last year, the heavey snow and lack of heating and maintenance on the hoop houses, they are both collapsed. Time for a rebuild when I have time.

Robert Madden Finally Finishing them up this year, New video before to long

Robert Madden Sorry, replied with wrong account. I'll be attaching the Wiggle wire channeling today, hope to get most of the plastic pulled over the greenhouses this weekend.

Can't remember the name off hand but it seemed like the multiple websites that sell them are actual the same company out of Texas I think. Small company, maybe just a sole owner and his wife? They are the ones with most of the videos about them. Sorry it took so long to reply, pretty busy life. 😉

www.hoopbenders.net/ is where I got mine from. Hope you're subscribed to the channel here, I'm going to rebuild one of the greenhouses and really it the channel hard this year with lots of content.

Home Depot-$9.95 ea. 10 foot sections. Ripoff!

Still cheaper than buying a greenhouse "kit" however.

I tried getting prices from fencing companies locally and their prices were very similar, no real savings at all and I'd have to order it bulk and I 20'lengths and then buy connectors etc

Kevin D. Leque that sucks my price wet down to $0.59 per ft with fuel price drop. I get the same price on all my tubing no matter 10' 6" or 21'

joshuawgarner Where do you buy your tubing at then?

Bestvinevideos2014 Once I finally get this build done, which will be soon, I'll try and put together a total cost. Finishing them up soon.

www.hoopbenders.net/

LuzYSonidoParaiso Bought the bender from a place out of Texas

I didn't get much more then get the supports in, which did help really straighten up the hoops. I will for sure do another video when I get more done, but it won't be till spring as we got extremely cold and snowy soon after the hoops got bent, installed and supported. Thanks for your interest.

lu I'm actually getting them finished up this year FINALLY. So, I'll have a video of the finished product by the end of the year.

lu Sorry, replied with wrong account ;-)