Hi Ron, where did you get your base ring? Also its a 180 degrees tree, 36 - 100 node strings, what is the top and bottom diameter's? Trying to setup design my first tree
Hey Ron, new the Mega trees.... looks like you only had 3 cables in the back of the 180 tree to keep it supported upright. Is that correct? I assume all the weight from the pickle strips keep it from falling backwards....
I have three guy wires to ensure it would only fall backwards. The pressure of the lights pull it forward. I also have wire the pulls down on the back of the topper to help keep the plate flat.
Where can I buy the topper I want to make a new tree this year, will have 24 strip 180° i’m looking something easy that I can hook the strip on as a tree and then for every other holiday I will have straight bars top & bottom with hooks to make it as a tall rectangle banner!
After copying and pasting the link directly into the URL box, I appears this is for Overkill Metal Toppers, which I believe may be found here: overkill-metal-toppers.ecwid.com/ I contacted Overkill Metals and inquired about this topper and this was their response: That's a J64x360 It was an early topper before the design of my T-hooks that fit the HD-roll from Boscoyo. www.ecwid.com/store/overkill-metal-toppers/ So, in July 2020 this topper model is T64x360-FL/J64x360-FL 18
hey Ron do you know if anyone has tried a electrical winch like from harbor freight. with hand held control. either mounted the same way or at the bottom with a pulley like a block and tackle working with the same concept. ps we are not getting any younger 😄
Hi Ron, where did you get your base ring? Also its a 180 degrees tree, 36 - 100 node strings, what is the top and bottom diameter's? Trying to setup design my first tree
I had the 8' base ring professional done for me by a company in Los Angeles called Accubend. The topper is 18".
Hey Ron, new the Mega trees.... looks like you only had 3 cables in the back of the 180 tree to keep it supported upright. Is that correct? I assume all the weight from the pickle strips keep it from falling backwards....
I have three guy wires to ensure it would only fall backwards. The pressure of the lights pull it forward. I also have wire the pulls down on the back of the topper to help keep the plate flat.
Also Ron, why did you decide 2" spacing vs 1.5"?
Great question. I've used 2" spacing for eight years which has been great. This year, I may move to 1" spacing.
What is the width of the main pole? 1”?
On ur 16.5 mega tree how many of smart nods are u using per string, how many strings ?
Mike, so sorry I missed this question. I have 36 strings of 100 nodes at 2-inch spacing.
Where can I buy the topper I want to make a new tree this year, will have 24 strip 180° i’m looking something easy that I can hook the strip on as a tree and then for every other holiday I will have straight bars top & bottom with hooks to make it as a tall rectangle banner!
I like these toppers the best: facebook.com/search/top/?q=overkill%20metal%20products&epa=SEARCH_BOX
After copying and pasting the link directly into the URL box, I appears this is for Overkill Metal Toppers, which I believe may be found here: overkill-metal-toppers.ecwid.com/
I contacted Overkill Metals and inquired about this topper and this was their response:
That's a J64x360
It was an early topper before the design of my T-hooks that fit the HD-roll
from Boscoyo.
www.ecwid.com/store/overkill-metal-toppers/
So, in July 2020 this topper model is T64x360-FL/J64x360-FL 18
hey Ron do you know if anyone has tried a electrical winch like from harbor freight. with hand held control. either mounted the same way or at the bottom with a pulley like a block and tackle working with the same concept.
ps we are not getting any younger 😄
I would reach out to Walter. Monkhouse about that. He did have something like that. For me, I'll keep using my own power.
what do you call these lines led in English?
I need to find one for 10-12ft tree, newbie here
www.magicchristmas.org has the setup instructions for a single-stage assembly that would work for that size tree.
@@xTremeSequences Thank you Ron! Such quick replies too