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Un-zip the tent
cover and remove.
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Pull all "loose"
tent parts over the sides, front and rear of the main load box.
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Pull all "loose"
tent parts over the sides, front and rear of the main load box.
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Using one of the
tent poles with the rubber foot at the end, place the pole under
one of the aluminium cross bars, and lift up the tent sleeping
section.
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Now the other person
( on the opposite side) "pulls" on the bottom section
in order to open the tent out. Once in this position, zip in
the ground sheet.
Then zip closed the 2 mozzy doors in the bottom section. This
will ensure that the tent is not "over stretched"
when pegging down.
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Pegging down the
main section can now begin.
Start at the corner on inside ( trailer side) and make sure
that you have "lined up" (squared off) the corner
nicely to the trailer, so that the tent walls will stand "straight".
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Now the" outer"
corners can be pegged.
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Locate and fit the
"long adjustable pole" through the "centre"
eye of the rear Awn. Pull clip into place.
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Now holding the
long pole, "eye" down the centre line of the inside
of the roof, to make sure that this is nicely in line with the
whole tent. Lift the adjusting pole until the "line"
of the roof from the "outside" main section and Awn
are the same. The other person can tell you to lift or lower.
Once the height is set, peg the centre pole using a "single
long rope". The rear section will now stand on it's own.
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Now the corner poles
can be pegged, using a "double rope". These must be
pegged at right angles to each other, so that the tent is pulled
in both directions, backwards and sideways.
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The bottom section
"rain flap" can be pegged like this, and if required,
can be "dropped" quickly and zipped closed, by simply
lifting the flap off the poles.
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Now all the side
and opposite end poles can be pegged, and your set-up should
then look like this' Make sure all poles are nicely in line
and standing straight.
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Note all corner
poles use" double" ropes at 90 deg. to each other,
in order to pull the tent nice and tight.
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The ladder can now
be fitted onto the bed section. Note that the ladder has protective
rubber strips on the feet to avoid damage to the ground sheet.
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View of bed section,
showing the inner fly / condensation sheet at the top. A 12
volt light can be clipped onto one of these poles for use at
night.
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