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Dear Sentry Building Owner, We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for purchasing a SIOUX STEEL PRO-TEC BUILDING . We believe that it will serve you well for many years. The framework uses quality certified structural grade steel tubing. All welded rafter assemblies are powder coated or hot-dipped galvanized to provide maximum corrosion protection. We believe in providing QUALITY, RELIABILITY, DURABILITY, VERSATILITY , and COMMITMENT to meet the needs of our customer. Should you have any questions or comments during or following the installation, please feel free to call your SIOUX STEEL PRO-TEC BUILDING dealer or manufacturer. We will be glad to assist you in any way we can.

IMPORTANT Improper Site Preparation, Assembly and Maintenance may invalidate warranty and cause unnecessary and costly mistakes.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY PAGE 4

GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE 5

COMPONENTS PAGE 6-7

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT PAGE 8

RAFTER LIFT DIAGRAM PAGE 9

LEG INSTALLATION PAGE 10-11

RAFTER ASSEMBLY PAGE 12-16

RAFTER INSTALLATION PAGE 17-30

ADDITIONAL CROSS CABLE INSTALLATION PAGE 31

STANDOFF INSTALLATION PAGE 32

FINAL INSPECTION PAGE 33-37

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE PAGE 38

WARRANTY STATEMENTS PAGE 39

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CAUTION: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

WARNING: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

DANGER: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Use appropriate safety practices during assembly of building. Hard hats are recommended to prevent injury to head. Gloves and other heavy clothing are recommended to prevent cuts and abrasions to hands and other body parts. Beware of all pinch points when assembling building components. Appropriate erection equipment and proper training in the operation of this equipment, are important factors for the safe erection of building. Reading, understanding, and following the instructions in this book are also very important for the safe assembly of this building. Sioux Steel Company includes all reasonable means for accident prevention, except a safe and careful operator.

If any decals become damaged, detached, or illegible, contact your dealer or Sioux Steel Company at (800)-557-4689 for .

To ensure building remains safe, follow the maintenance schedule found at the end of this manual.

If damage to building occurs, access in or around building should be restricted to inspection only. Immediately contact your dealer or Sioux Steel Warranty Department at (800) 557-4689. Repair of damages should be implemented as soon as practical, with appropriate PRO-TEC replacement parts.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Foundation for Sentry Building: In all cases, the soil and foundation must be sufficiently stable and deemed suitable to support the forces produced by the structure. It is recommended that the customer consult a quali fied engineer to certify the soil conditions and foundat ion design for their location. Soil and foundation must be able to withstand forces which meet or exceed the structural forces. Contact Sioux Steel Company or your dealer for building specific structural forces. Site Conditions for Sentry Building: The installation site must be sufficiently level to permit uniform wall assembly on a support foundation. In all cases, the area surrounding the Sentry Building must provide sufficient drainage to prevent soil erosion around the foundation. The structure has been designed to meet 90 mph exposure C wind load and 30, 40, and 50 psf (16', 12', & 10' rafter spacing respectively) ground snow load , for open terrain with obstructions having heights generally less than 30 feet. This terrain must extend upwind for a distance greater than 2600 feet. The building must be positioned at least 20 feet away from existing structures with a higher eave to prevent excessive load from drifting snow. Contact your insurance agent prior to assembly to i nsure you are covered in case of inadvertent accidents that may occur during erectio n. NOTE: Sioux Steel Company is not responsible o r liable for:

- Any damage or failure that may occur due to i ncorrect erection of building. - Any soil analysis or foundation design, - Substitution of components not specified in t he construction manual that lead to damage or failure. - Unstable soil conditions or foundation that l ead to structure damage or failure. - Damage caused by leaning sidewalls . - Any modification of design or structure. - Any bodily injury that occurs during the asse mbly of the building or as a result of modification to the design or impr oper construction. - Caustic or corrosive environments that lead t o structure deterioration, damage or failure. - See warranty in structure manual.

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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT (Customer Supplied)

Drilling Tools: 3/8” power drill (for drill screws) 3/16” drill bit (for pilot drilling drill screws)

Measuring Tools: Transit-recommended String level String Line (Long enough for your specific building) 300’ Tape measure

Hand Tools: Drift pin (for aiding hole alignment) Socket & wrench sizes 3/8”, 3/4", & 15/16” Impact wrench (pneumatic or electric)

Special Tools: Movable scaffolding or man lift Crane with minimum 20’ spreader or similar device to safely lift 1500 lb Arch shown on next page on top of legs which are already secured To foundation Material: Truss Wall Leg

5/8" washers and nuts, four (4) for each leg I-beam Leg 5/8” washers and nuts four (4) for each leg Pony Wall Leg (concrete wall only) 5/8” washers and nuts, ten (10) for each center PW mount and five (5) for each corner PW mount (LH & RH)

BOLT INSTALLATION

Bolts should be installed to a snug-tight condition, which is defined as the tightness attained by either a few impacts of an impact wrench or the full effort of a worker with a wrench that brings the connected plates into firm contact.

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RAFTER LIFT DIAGRAM

IMPORTANT: Lift rafter assemblies using a 20' spreader bar and attaching to lift points as indicated on diagram. Failure to lift rafter as shown may result in damage to rafter.

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Step 1.1 Place the Legs onto the studs, which were installed with the foundation, as shown below. Note: Refer to components page for correct part numbers for desired leg height (6', 8', or 10')

Note: Position the RH and LH Legs as shown in detail below.

Note: Center leg quanities are determined by length of building.

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SIOUX STEEL COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1265, SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA 57101 1-800-557-4689

. PRO-TEC® FINAL INSPECTION/ERECTION CHECK LIST

RETURN TO SIOUX STEEL COMPANY, ATTN: WARRANITY DEPARTMENT, P.O. BOX 1265, SIOUX FALLS, SD 57101-1265

Approved/Not Approved

If “Not Approved”, Add a description to Notes/Comments.

1. Foundation Review a) All anchors installed and tightened _________ b) Building looks visually square corner to corner(diagonal)_________ c) Visual levelness of foundation between the legs

If needing verification (1/8” in 10”) _________ d) Visual inspection for concrete cracking _________

2. Structural check of main building and end walls a) Plumb, vertical, level within 1/8” in 4’ _________ b) Visual squareness

1. Sight up rafters and end wall members _________ c) Spacing between frames, ±1/8” _________ d) General visual for missing bolts, bent members _________ e) Cable placement _________ f) Cable tension, ½” in 20’ deflection approximate _________ g) Visual for missing or bad welds _________

3. Keder and Caps a) Visual, keder flat on rafters(if applicable) _________ b) Cap pushed in keder (if applicable) _________

4. Fabric a) Visual inspection for holes, tears and wear points _________ b) Wrinkles (re-check squareness and plumb) _________ c) Tie down 2” ratchet tension; approx. 50 ft. lbs. _________ d) Tie down 1” ratchet tension; approx. 15 ft. lbs. _________ e) Tie down pipes level _________ f) Visual inspection fabric welds, pull on pockets/seams _________ g) Conestoga flap winch tension, screws and washers _________ h) Review of all fabric termination if fasteners are tight _________

5. Pictures (See instructions on FINAL INSPECTION PICTURE PAGE) _________

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PRO-TEC® FINAL INSPECTION/ERECTION CHECK LIST/

(CONTINUED)

NOTES/COMMENTS:

Building size & location: ______________________________________ Erection completion date: _____________________________________ Contractor completion signature: _______________________________ Dealer completion signature: __________________________________ Customer signature: _________________________________________ Sioux Steel Co. representative: ________________________________

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FINAL INSPECTION PICTURES

UPON FINAL INSPECTION AND CUSTOMER APPROVAL THE FOLLOWING PICTURES ARE REQUIRED FOR WARRANTY TO BE IN

PLACE AND VALID.

The following pictures and quantities of each are required. See examples below.

1. Overall views (2) 2. Side views (2) 3. End views, including Conestoga (2) 4. Base plate/anchor views (4) 5. Cable connections (4) 6. Typical bay section throughout (4) 7. Surrounding area from every direction(4) (e.g. North, South, East, and West) 8. Picture(s) for the “Not Approved” section of the checklist.

PICTURE SAMPLES

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FINAL INSPECTION PICTURES (CONTINUED)PICTURE SAMPLES

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FINAL INSPECTION PICTURES (CONTINUED)PICTURE SAMPLES

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

1. One Week Inspection a. The key visual indicator of adequate tension in the building fabric cover and end wall

panel is to ensure all creases and wrinkles in the fabric are removed. Check the ratchet straps for tightness and adjust as necessary. Refer to step 9 of cover installation manual for recommended torque settings for 1" and 2" ratchets.

b. Punctures in the fabric cover caused by accidental damage should be repaired

immediately. The fabric requires a product specific heat seam weld repair. Contact your local Sioux Steel Pro-Tec® building dealer or manufacturer to schedule service.

c. Ensure all tension cables are taut. Cables should not sag. Adjust turnbuckles as

necessary.

2. Installation Adjustment a. The building and end wall panels cover on your SIOUX PRO-TEC® Sentry Building

may relax after installation. It is critical to keep the cover taut (snug) over the rafters and end wall panels taut over end wall framing to prevent wear and ensure a long life. Tighten ratchets and adjust cables as required.

3. Annual Maintenance

a. Repeat 1 Week Inspection (listed above) a minimum of (4) times a year. b. Visually inspect each cross cable for signs of wear and check turnbuckle tension.

Replace and/ or tighten as necessary. c. Check all base plate anchor studs and nuts to assure they are tight. d. Check all ratchet mount and winch bolts and nuts to assure they are tight. e. Check for premature wear of fabric cover, especially where tension is applied and where

there is direct contact with the buildings steel frame. f. Check for premature deterioration of the corrosion protection on the building components.

NOTE: Building covers and end wall panels installed in cooler weather may relax more than covers installed in warm weather. Check tight ness on covers and end wall panels installed in cooler weather on the first available sunny day and adjust cables as necessary. Severe weather conditions may also affe ct your cover, check cover after such conditions occur.

NOTE: Failure to carry out above steps will invalid ate the warranty. WARNING: FLAMMABLE MATERIAL EXPOSURE TO ANY HEAT SOURCE FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME COULD RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE FABRIC COVER OR END PANEL MATERIAL. EXHAUST GA SES, SPACE HEATER, WELDING SPARKS, ETC. SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO GET NEAR THE FABRIC PORTION OF STRUCTURE. SIOUX STEEL COMPANY WILL NOT BE RESPONS IBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR LIABILITIES RESULTING FROM FAILURE TO HEED THIS WAR NING. THE COVER OR END PANEL MATERIAL STARTS TO DETERIORATE AT EXPOSURE TO 180° TEMPERATURE FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. PREVENT PROLONGED CONTACT FROM ANY HEAT SOURCE TO ENSURE MAXIMUM PROTECTION TO THIS MATERIAL. FOR ANY FURTH ER INFORMATION CONTACT SIOUX STEEL COMPANY.

Revised 07/14/2017

NEW PRODUCT WARRANTY PRO-TEC BUILDINGS

LIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW SIOUX STEEL COMPANY PRODUCTS A. GENERAL PROVISIONS . “Sioux Steel” means Sioux Steel Company, 196 1/2 East Sixth Street, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104. The warranties described below are provided by Sioux Steel to the original purchasers of new products purchased from Sioux Steel or from an authorized Sioux Steel Dealer (the “Products”). Under these warranties, Sioux Steel will, at its option, repair or replace at its factory any Product covered under these warranties which is found to be defective in material and workmanship during the applicable warranty term or refund the purchase price paid for the defective Product. Customer will be responsible for labor charges for removing the defective Product and reinstalling the repaired or replacement Product, any premium charge for overtime labor requested of Sioux Steel and shipping charges to and from Sioux Steel’s factory. These warranties are not transferrable . B. WARRANTY PERIOD . Subject to exclusions and limitations set forth herein, each new Product is warranted for the number of years specified below. Each warranty term begins from the date of purchase regardless of delay in receipt of the Product by Customer due to the time required to process, handle, ship, assemble, construct and install the Product. Customer must retain proof of the date of purchase. Replacement parts for and repairs to the Product will be warranted only for the remainder of the original warranty term. The replacement parts for or repairs to the Product will not extend the warranty term beyond the original warranty term. Products described below include all parts, components and accessories.

PROTEC BUILDINGS Pro-Tec Poultry Buildings 1 Year Safeguard Livestock Shade 1 Year Pro-Tec Single Tube (24’, 30’, and 36’) Buildings 3 Years All Other Powder-Coated Pro-Tec Buildings in Livestock (other than Poultry) and Chemical Storage Applications 7 Years, Prorated Monthly All Other Powder-Coated Pro-Tec Buildings Except those in Livestock and Chemical Storage Applications 15 Years, Prorated Monthly All Other Hot-Dip Galvanized Pro-Tec Buildings 15 Years, Prorated Monthly Fabricated Tarp Materials (covers) 15 Years, Prorated Monthly Fabricated Tarp Materials for End Panels (All Pro-Tec Buildings) ; Rollup Sides; Curtains and Doors; Track Doors; Quarter Panels and Half Moon End Panels ( On all Building Models)

3 Years, Prorated Monthly

Proration credit will be given toward the purchase price for the replacement of fabric and tarp materials, based on Sioux Steel’s current price list at the time the warranty claim is made.

15 Year Proration Schedule: 7 Year Proration Schedule: Year 1 = 93% Year 4 – 73% Year 7 – 53% Year 10 = 33% Year 13 = 13% Year 1 = 86% Year 4 = 43% Year 7 = 0% Year 2 = 87% Year 5 = 67% Year 8 = 47% Year 11 = 27% Year 14 = 7% Year 2 = 72% Year 5 = 29% Year 3 = 80% Year 6 = 60% Year 9 = 40% year 12 = 20% Year 15 = 0% Year 3 = 58% Year 6 = 15%

Exclusions specific to Pro-Tec Buildings: Damage or loss of any kind from (1) exposure of the fabric cover or end panel material to any heat source for any length of time; (2) a failure to properly compact and engineer soils; (3) a failure to properly construct footings and foundations; and (4) exposure to conditions in excess of the design wind and snow load specifications. NOTICE: Caustic and corrosive environments can resu lt from live animal operations or storage of caustic materials. Sioux Steel reserves the right to exclude from warranty under D(4) if co nditions are deemed by it as extreme. C. ITEMS COVERED SEPARATELY . The Sioux Steel warranties do not cover any parts, components or materials that are part of the Product, or used in conjunction with the Product, that are not manufactured by Sioux Steel. Such parts, components and materials will be subject to the warranties provided by the manufacturer, if any. D. WHAT IS NOT WARRANTED . Sioux Steel does not warrant and is not responsible for the following: (1) used products; (2) modification or alteration of the Products; (3) Products that have not been properly installed or not installed in accordance with the instruction manual, improper assembly, or improper construction by any persons other than Sioux Steel employees; (4) depreciation, damage or loss caused by the use of parts, components or accessories not provided by Sioux Steel, unauthorized repairs, normal wear, lack of necessary and proper maintenance, a failure to follow operating instructions/recommendations, misuse, lack of proper protection during storage, vandalism or theft, exposure to the elements or corrosive materials, accidents or acts of nature including lightning, flooding, hail, straight winds and tornadoes; and (5) cosmetic damage or damage that does not hinder the functionality of the Products. E. LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTIES AND CUSTOMER’S REMEDI ES. To the extent permitted by law, neither Sioux Steel, the Dealer nor any person or company affiliated with either of them makes any warranties, representations, conditions or promises express or implied as to the quality, performance or freedom from defects of the Products covered by these warranties other than those set forth herein. THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NEITHER SIOUX STEEL, THE DEALER, NOR ANY PERSON OR COMPANY AFFILIATED WITH EITHER OF THEM WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, CONSEQUENTIAL, LOST PROFITS AND REVENUES, LOST USE OF THE PRODUCTS OR ANY OTHER PROPERTY, BODILY INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE CLAIMS OF ANY PERSON, LOST COMMODITIES, REMOVAL OR STORAGE COSTS FOR THE PRODUCTS, OTHER EQUIPMENT AND COMMODITIES, DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT ARISING FROM OR IN ANY MANNER RELATED TO ANY RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, AND REMEDIATION EXPENSES THEREFORE, WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY OR ANY OTHER LEGAL BASIS, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO INSTANCE WILL SIOUX STEEL, THE DEALER OR ANY PERSON OR COMPANY AFFILIATED WITH EITHER OF THEM BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR ANY PERSON IN AN AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY CUSTOMER FOR THE PRODUCT. F. NO DEALER WARRANTY . THE DEALER HAS NO AUTHORITY TO MAKE ANY WARRANTY, REPRESENTATION, CONDITION OR PROMISE ON BEHALF OF SIOUX STEEL, OR TO MODIFY THE TERMS OR LIMITATIONS OF THIS WARRANTY IN ANY WAY. G. GOVERNING LAW/VENUE . These warranties, and all terms set forth herein, are governed by the laws of the State of South Dakota and, where applicable, the laws of the United States of America. Any and all disputes arising from these warranties, the purchase and use of the Products, bodily injury and property damage claims or otherwise must be venued in the South Dakota Circuit Court sitting in Minnehaha County, South Dakota. Customer agrees to such venue and waives any challenge to such court’s jurisdiction based upon lack of personal jurisdiction or inconvenience. H. SECURING WARRANTY SERVICE . In order to receive warranty services, customer must give Sioux Steel written notice of a warranty claim within 3 days of the date of discovery of the defective materials or workmanship, and Customer must complete the following steps:

(1) Obtain from Sioux Steel a Return Goods Authorization Number (“RMA Number”) by calling the Customer Service Department at 1-800-557-4689, and providing the following information:

� An explanation as to why the Product is being returned. � The name of the territory representative, Dealer or Sioux Steel salesperson from whom the Product was

purchased. � The Dealer’s identification number. � The invoice number and date of purchase. � Customer’s name, phone number, fax number, mailing address and email address. � The date that the Product will be returned.

(2) Pay the shipping charges to ship the Product to Sioux Steel’s factory, and the return shipping charges. (3) Ship the Product to Sioux Steel at 196 1/2 East Sixth Street, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104.

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