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Popular apps like Netflix.You can always connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router directly to your receiver to gain access to the internet, or follow one of the flows below to connect via Wi-Fi. Video Transcript\n \nConnect your receiver to the internet.\n \nThere are two ways to make a connection.\n \nThe first is by connecting an Ethernet cable from your router to your receiver. Or you can connect your receiver to your home Wi-Fi.\n \nFrom your receiver's Menu, select "Settings." Select "Internet."\n \nSelect "Wireless Setup." And then "Wi-Fi Setup Wizard."\n \nFollow the onscreen prompts to choose your network and connect.\n \nNeed additional support? Visit myDISH.com/chat.\n\n"}}" id="show-transcript-internet" role="alertdialog" aria-modal="true" data-cmp-is="popup" data-theme="theme--day"> Video TranscriptConnect your receiver to the internet.There are two ways to make a connection.The first is by connecting an Ethernet cable from your router to your receiver. Or you can connect your receiver to your home Wi-Fi.From your receiver's Menu, select "Settings." Select "Internet."Select "Wireless Setup." And then "Wi-Fi Setup Wizard."Follow the onscreen prompts to choose your network and connect.Need additional support? Visit myDISH.com/chat. Connect a Hopper, Hopper Plus, or Wally to Wi-Fi Before getting started, please note that Hopper and Wally receivers must have a wireless adapter connected to the back of the receiver. If connecting a Hopper Plus to the Network, follow the same steps once you select the Hopper Plus settings then DISH settings. This is not required for Hopper Duo, Hopper with Sling, or Hopper 3 models. To purchase a Wireless BB Adapter, visit our store. (A Netgear Model WNDA3100v2 Wi-Fi adapter is the only supported Wi-Fi adapter that allows wireless communication between a wireless internet gateway and a compatible DISH receiver.)\r\n \r\n\r\nPress the MENU button once or the HOME button twice, depending on your remote.\r\nSelect Settings.\r\nFor Hopper Plus: Select DISH Settings.\r\n\r\n\r\nSelect Internet.\r\nSelect Wireless

If you love watching TV, movies, or series and don’t want to miss anything, the Hopper Plus along with the DISH Hopper 3 is what you need. With these devices, you can not only access thousands of live shows and On Demand content but also record what you want and enjoy a next-level user experience.Some people think that the Hopper Plus is a DVR that can be used independently like the Hopper 3, but that’s not the case. The Hopper Plus is a receiver that you can add to your satellite TV plan if you already have the DISH DVR, Hopper 3. It’s what is known as an add-on, and it doesn’t matter if you have one TV at home or several units; you can get it.Although the Hopper 3 and Hopper Plus are different products, it’s important to understand their similarities, differences, and functionalities before deciding whether you want both devices or not.The first thing you need to know is that the Hopper Plus connects to the Hopper 3 to integrate the Android system into your TV. But each has many more features you should understand.Expand your programming offerings with the Hopper PlusDISH Hopper 3 FeaturesThe Hopper 3 allows you to record up to 16 shows simultaneously and has a storage capacity of 2 TB, which equates to over 2,000 hours of recording [1].Other functionalities include:Access to more streaming appsMulti-view feature (allows you to watch up to four programs at the same time on your screen)Better support for multiple user profiles with personalized content recommendationsAutoHop function to skip commercialsIntegration with smart home devicesAdvanced voice remote control4K streaming quality [2]3D audio compatibilityConnectivity with Sling technologyParental control settingsAbility to connect wireless speakers or headphones with the HopperFind your favorite show on YouTubeThe Hopper 3 offers a great advantage for families with different programming preferences. Each member can record their favorite shows and watch them at their own pace.Additionally, the Hopper 3’s technology is superior to competitors like the Xfinity X1 and DIRECTV Genie.Moreover, its price is affordable.Use just one remote control for everythingDISH Hopper 3 ConsAlthough its price is reasonable, it comes with an additional cost and may consume more energy.Furthermore, the initial setup can be complex, and you might need a technician’s assistance. Additionally, keep in mind that the Hopper 3 is relatively large, which can be an inconvenience if you have limited space.Another disadvantage is that it may not

Strong 30-Degree RoofThe strong 30° roof helps support the weight of roof-mounted conveying equipment. Roof peak capacities vary from 4,000 to 37,500 pounds (1,800 to 17,000 kg).**Maximum roof peak capacities are 37,500 pounds (17,000 kg) when used with Brock’s LeMar® catwalks and towers or 30,000 pounds (13,600 kg) when used with non-Brock structures.All-Galvanized Steel Stiffener DesignAn all-galvanized steel stiffener design is one of the strongest available to help your silos stand up to the constant stress and strain of stored grain.Specially Engineered Hopper/Bin Support BeamBrock’s specially-engineered hopper/bin support beam encircles the bin at the top of the hopper for greater strength and reliability. The beam evenly distributes the weight of both the bin and hopper to the strong leg support structure.Top Quality Steel Sidewall Body SheetsBrock uses top quality prime steel sidewall body sheets with a tensile strength up to 65 ksi (448 Mpa). Identification codes on every body sheet identify manufacturing date, part number, and steel gauge.Sturdy Support StructuresThe sturdy support structures offer a choice of high-grade steel with either hot-dip galvanized finish or tough, powder-coated black finish. Both are corrosion-resistant to provide longevity and low maintenance.Bin Anchor System for Strong Foundation ConnectionA bin anchor system securely fastens the bin to the foundation and is designed to withstand winds up to 105 mph (169 km/h).High-Strength, Corrosion-Resistant BoltsSidewalls are assembled using Brock’s high-strength Grade 8 bin seal bolts with special JS1000™ weather-resistant coating. Optional Grade 8 polypropylene-encapsulated head bolts provide enhanced corrosion resistance.JS1000 is not owned or licensed by CTB, Inc.

Page 7 Component and Hardware Parts REF. QTY. REF. QTY. DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Hitch Tube (RH) Bag Frame Strap Hitch Tube (LH) Hopper Support Rod Handle Assembly Lower Hopper Side Tube Hitch Bracket (Straight) Rear Hopper Tube Hitch Bracket Upper Hopper Side Tube Hopper Bag Rope Connecting Rod... Page 8: Assembly Instructions Assembly Instructions STEP 1: Attach the Angle Bracket to Sweeper Housing 1. Assemble the angle bracket to the sweeper housing using M8x16 hex bolt and M8 hex lock nut. NOTE: Make sure the bracket is turned as shown and aligned straight with the housing and tighten. Page 9 STEP 3: Fasten Hitch Tubes Together 1. Fasten both hitch tubes together using two M8x65 hex bolts and M8 lock nuts. Loosely tighten. STEP 4: Attach Hitch Bracket to the Hitch Tubes 1. Attach the hitch bracket to the hitch tubes using two M8x50 hex bolts and M8 hex lock nuts. The bolts should straddle the front hitch tube bolt. Page 10 STEP 5: Assemble the Handle Assembly 1. Attach the height adjustment handle to the height adjustment tube using two M8x40 hex bolts and M8 lock nut. Loosely tighten. 2. Insert a M8x20 hex bolt through the angle bracket. In the following order put the spacer bushing, height adjustment strap, Ø8 big flat washer and M8 lock nut and tighten. Page 11 3. Insert the two upper hopper side tubes through the stitched flaps on each side of the bag. 4. Insert the ends of the rear hopper tube onto the ends of the upper hopper side tubes. Fasten together using the plastic plug. 5. Page 12 10. Insert the bag frame strap into the stitched sleeve along the front edge of the bag bottom. 11. Attach the bag frame strap to the lower hopper side tubes using two Ø6X37 clevis pins and two hair cotter pins Ø2. 12. Page 13 15. Feel along the stitched flap on the hopper bag to locate the lower hole in each upper hopper side tube. Place a hole through both sides of the stitched flaps in alignment with the lower hole. 16. Insert