+Jake S (K-10) We feel the fine people of the USA are very much part of our family. On that awful Sept.11th we too cried and felt the pain you felt and it was an honor to be able to help in any way we could. All the airports on this island did what was done in Gander and life long friends were made during that difficult time so some good came out of it. When it comes to our countries we know you got our back and you know we got yours. God bless and be safe my friend.

Cool. Happy they helped you out. Much appreciated.

My Son brought over some "L" 3/4 inch copper pipe that I am using for the door panel, though it will be rigid enough and a bit lighter.

Paul the pully system for rolling up the door is a joke. Have you found a replacement for it or another work-a-round ?

+William Nordman Cool. I wouldn't have known though. Why the name change?

+Bill Amore When you clamp the rear section it really adds to the strength of the unit. These are things that no one tells especially the manufacture. They don't want them to last really do they. Looking forward to a video from you.

+Barton Robinson Thanks Bart. I usually don't show my backside lol. I was going to edit most of the drone footage off the video but figured the heck with it and left it on. I was going to do another flight this morning to another location but it started to rain. Have a great day my friend. Thanks for watching.

+mi2tn Thanks Levi. I was going to edit out most of the drone footage because it was long and said frig it and left it in. Those guys got about six of those spreaders so I don't know if that's the same one or not. I went out there the other day to do two hours worth of welding and ended up doing eight hours there lol. It was a. Ice change from the shop work. Great weather too. Thanks for your kind words. Hope you and Lucy is doing well. God bless you all my friend.

+Vaughn Lowe Thanks man. Ha the old truck has its own retirement home now lol.

+Dave Allen Good points Dave and I agree on all of them. Snow load isn't an issue with these round top models. The snow can't and don't stay up there so there's no snow load to worry about. Thanks for watching.

+gopha533 It's a good unit. If you look at the trees below it was pretty breezy.

+Jason Kaelin Thank you :)

+Mike Collard Thanks Mike. I was going to edit a lot of the drone footage out but figured I'd leave it in for the heck of it. I was going to do a drone video flight this morning but I started to rain :(

+89nissancrawler Nice work you did there. The prep work makes the difference. Don't want those things blowing away.

+photocontrol Thanks glad you like it.

+Stephen Luciak Getting bored are we? Lol.

+MrFrankturbo1 I must admit. It do look comfy there.

+Kelly Breckenridge Hey Kelly thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

The ol truck spent most of its life outside but it's been in the shelter for the last two winters. Makes a Hugh difference on it. It don't get used much in the winter.

+Edwards Ironworkers Thank you ;)

+gopha533 Thank you.

+08 Thomas EF Thank you very much. I'm not known to take any short cuts. There are times I wish I could lol. The shelters are the exact distance apart but that light is a little off centre but it was more important to do it that way rather than loose to much space and that light is brutal to relocate so it stayed where it is. Thanks for watching.

+Stephen Luciak Thanks. As for the truck. My old truck works like new and NO PAYMENTS. I like it that way ;)

+Don Mann I agree.

+Richard Butterfoss Thanks Richard. Hey, it's home.

Thanks

+Jake Schisler Thanks. Hope you put your seat belt on lol

+Rick Anderson Rick we only shoot when there are little to no vehicle around. On days we shoot it's because we're doing fabrication, machining or welding and can make the time. When we're doing vehicle repairs we are on the clock and customers need their vehicles back ASAP. Today we weren't in the shop at all because we were gone mobile doing welding all day. If your on Twitter you'll see all the photos I posted of the day. Thanks for watching 😉

+Paul Sargent Thanks Paul.

+William Nordman Nope they were to tight in the tube. It's really not an issue. There will be no weight stress on the top due to its shape so snow won't stay there. I think the new way of manufacturing the ribs was for easy packaging. I just liked the two peice design of the old one. Cleaner look in my opinion.

+christoffer1973 I highly doubt the newer designed top section will pose a problem. I just liked the cleaner look of less peices. The beauty with the round style roofs is the snow don't build up on them. They are built like an egg. Very strong design. I hated the fact they left the four support struts out so that's why I made four to go back. Thanks for watching and have a safe and happy weekend.

+Dan Burch Make that bottom connection at the joint where the adjacent vertical support connects to the horizontal so you don't have to poke another hole in the shelter covering.

The angle braces do make a triangle, the third side is the ground. The bottom of the rib arches are not going to move the way Paul has them anchored.

+featherboard Thank you. As for the zippers. Well I had my ShelterLogic for 3.5 years without any issues until one night I had to remove the tractor during an ice sleet storm for an emegency to help someone out and the zipper was iced up and I made a mess of the zipper. It was my own fault and never had an issue with the zippers even during the worst winter in history a few winters ago. Snow actually don't have any effect on the zippers and if anything snow helps them work good. The main thing to do with these shelters is make sure they are well planted in the ground. The last two days here we are into a wind warning and our shelters are getting hit with winds in excess of 80 kph and I haven't seen winds like it in a long time but they aren't budging so make sure you plant yours to the ground good. They are a great unit but don't take short cuts on the installation.

+Paul Short Thank you for the speedy and detailed reply. What would you have done differently with the ice issue? My shelter was put up by 2 men in the building industry. It is surrounded by big trees. I live in western central Maine. We get lots of snow and sometimes ice. I looked at your location on Google Maps. One would think an island in the North Atlantic would have more fierce weather than my part of Maine.

+featherboard I think our weather is very similar. There are times you folks get even more snow than us. If you have the round top ShelterLogic your good. If you have the standard roof then you'll need to keep a close eye on snow build up on the roof. As for the zipper. That issue was my fault. First time it ever happened. I simply should have waited trying to pull on a zipper that was full of ice. Those zippers are very tough so don't worry about them failing. Some say to lube them using a silicone spray. Some say use wax. I never did that ever and they worked perfectly. Just leave them be if you get an awful ice storm like we did that one time lol. Just as long as your shelter is well planted you'll be ok. :)

+Paul Short Thanks, Paul. I'll give them all a try till I find what works.

+Brad Johnson That's the way it is these days. The complete cover with all the ratchet straps is only $200 cheaper than the full unit. I have no worries about it lasting. I'm sure it will now that I added the extra struts. The covers are UV rated and last a long time.

+Music Man Didn't want it to look to odd lol.

+Don Mann Yup. We actually have a new complete cover. Big storm on the way tonight so we'll see if it stays planted.

Get yourself a can of Fluid Film and spray the ratchet straps. This will keep them from rusting. Keep well.

+todd baker It will be just fine. I like it. It's strong and well planted.

+QuantityEngineers Oh cool. Congrats on your retirement. Hope you enjoy every minute of it.

+wyattoneable Now that I added the struts they decided to not include I'm happy with the thing. It's a nice retirement home for the old truck lol. Thanks for watching my friend.

+Glen Davis Kinda taking an extended break. Just got too much to do these days and videos take up a lot of time.doing well. Hope you are as well.

Thanks. We are on 3 acres here.

That's very nice, it looks bigger on camera. Thanks again for your reply.

+DeltaCo7175 Instructions stated sides had to be 12' 6" so that's what they were set at. Thanks.

I don't know. You can contact them and ask them. www.shelterlogic.com

+craig dalzell We all they say is they are tear resistant, uv rated and long lasting. On the first shelter it's been through a record snowy winter, extreme cold, extreme heat and three tropical storms and it's still perfect.

+cat637d Nasty lol.

+Shakes 73 No lights going in there. I'm never down there. Hope all is well.

+Rod Stanley I guess he wasn't the sharpest tack in the pack.

+No1Bigbear We do wear wireless at times but not when we are actually working because the transmitter, mic and wires get in the way and are very uncomfortable to wear plus if I only use the wireless you won't hear Kathy. If we both wear the wireless system then I have to plant a mixer and two receivers on the camera and that gets heavy for kathy plus it adds two extra hours of editing for me so I apologize but it's as good as I'm willing to put into doing the videos like this.

+Jake Schisler Pretty well all walks of life. Doctors, teachers, oil workers and union members working on new oil rigs.

+Jake Schisler We ended up finding where the four braces went. As for the back what I do is put a pipe through the rear wall and clamp it to each side on the back with muffler clamps and that's where it gets all the strength. I also made up four extra supports for each inside corner. It's very sturdy now and it's seen 110kph winds since its installation and it hasn't budged.

Looks very good! just now finishing up this video

+Jake Schisler I'm happy with it. The old truck likes it too :)

I didn't realize how nice they were and the way you beefed them up

+Richard Butterfoss It has the same number of ribs as the older one so I'm sure it is strong enough. It's just got changes that were not on the old one.

+John Kearns One truck and one tractor.

+quietmale00101 They may come down agin next summer. We plan on putting up a new shop and like that location. That's the last of the shelters. The trailers are all galvanized so they'll never rust outside.

your no fun just no fun at all i tell ya lol

+quietmale00101 Lol.

+turdsandwicher If you keep the rear and front of them off the ground you get really good air circulation. That being said the old truck is a 1993 model that's been under coated extensively by me myself and there's no rust at all on the vehicle so the shelter will pose no issues to it.

+Tyson Walsh Yup. So true.

+Trihounds Just the two areas. They left out the four corner struts and they added more connecting points in the round top. The connecting points don't weaken it but leaving out the four corner pipe braces did so that's why you seen me make them in the video. The new shelter do have a better way of holding the pipe together with the steel clamps on each peice so I'm happy with that. Thus unit will last a long time the way it's installed. Thanks for watching.

+sshorn1 Don't get me wrong. I like these round top shelters but it's imperative you plant them in the ground. Our old one that you see in the video has withstood three tropical storms that took roofs off of buildings yet the shelter never had a scratch. My biggest disappointment was the fact they left out the four support braces which I made myself. You plant any shelter like I have and it will stay put.

+Leland Moy Yes, that's so true. :(

12x24x10

+Paul Short does it hold up was looking at a 12x20x10 one for about $500 but, also want to make sure there's room for my 13" LTZ Impala.

One of ours is going on 6 years old and still perfect.

+Paul Short awesome thanks so was it in the $500 price range that seems too cheap for quality awesome video though brother..

Canadian tire has the best prices when they go one sale. Usually twice a year. ShelterLogic is a good company with great customer support. If you need a part they got it and if you need to get a replacement cover they'll sell it to you and good pricing. Just make sure to get it will planted in the ground and it will last a very long time. good luck.

I don't give out my email address. You can send a message privately via KZfaq. Sorry

+Israel Perez Why do you ask?

+Paul Short you said before on one of your videos that you were going to buy a new truck

+Israel Perez It's crossed my mind. I like the new trucks. I just hate the payments lol.

Me to

+Paul Short Be careful about buying a new truck. That bean counter at Logic Shelter go promoted and is now counting beans at the truck manufacturing plant.

Hey Paul we’re getting winds and rain here today. Checked out your channel. Nice work. We are your first subscribers. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

+Music Man Agreed.

+Music Man Bingo. Make them smaller and fit them in a smaller box.... or how IKEA ruined the world... Flatpak Engineering!

+Sam Manners And maximum profit 😜

Most certainly it's really bad for it over here in the UK everything breaks in the winter and I keep wondering what would happen if we put the rubbish we get sold over here through the winters you get