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Raise Center of
Tent
–Assemble center shock-corded brace poles (red
sticker, longer poles). Pole should be initially
adjusted to the inner most hole “A”. (illus. 7)
–Insert square end of brace poles into
curved roof poles and raise tent upright.
(illus. 5, 6, 7)
–Brace poles
should attach to squeeze pins
at bottom of tent. Illus 5
illus. 5
Shown with both Center
Brace Poles in
position and Curved
poles through both
center pole
sleeves.
illus. 7
Poles should be initially
adjusted to the inner
most hole “A”.
Center Brace Pole
Rainfly
4
illus. 6 When attaching the Brace
poles to the Curved Poles make
sure that the Brace poles naturally
point straight down.
illus. 9 Tent shown
completely set-up.
Raise Sides of Tent
–Assemble end (blue sticker, round ends)
shock-corded Brace Poles
–Insert (blue sticker) Brace Poles into end
roof assemblies. MAKE SURE when
attaching the Brace poles to the curved
poles the bottom of the Brace pole
naturally points down and toward the
center of the tent. (illus. 9)
–Brace poles should attach to squeeze
pins at bottom of tent.
–Can be adjusted to accomodate terrain
–Assemble Awning Poles
–Tie a loop on the non adjustable
end of Guy Line
–Remove Rubber Tip, insert Awning
Poles into plastic “O” ring at end of
awning and place loop of Guy Line
over pole tips (illus. 10) Replace
Rubber Tip.
–Stake out Guy Lines from awning
corners (illus. 11)
–Drape Rainfly over tent and attach “S”
hooks on Rainfly into holes in brace
poles (illus. 11)
–Awning can be tied down over the tent door
for added protection from wind and rain
–Awning should be rolled back or tied down
in winds and rain
Brace Pole
Curved
poles in pole
sleeve
Brace Pole
with hole
for Rainfly
“S” hooks
Awning
illus. 11 Stake out awning
poles with adjustable Guy
Lines. Slide the metal disc
up the rope to tighten
Guy Line.
Awning Pole
illus. 10
illus. 8
Insert Squeeze
Pin into pole
Plastic
“O” Ring
THE COLEMAN CO., INC.
3600 N. Hydraulic • Wichita, Kansas 67219
1-800-835-3278 • www.coleman.com
Rev.7/01
Things You Should Know
•
Under certain conditions (cold weather, high humidity, etc.)
condensation will form on the inside surfaces of your tent. Condensation is caused by
water vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet clothing inside your tent. It is
NOT LEAKAGE through the tent fabric. It can be minimized by removing wet clothing
from your tent and by providing good ventilation through the tent.
•
Never store tent, even for a short period of time, without drying it thoroughly and
brushing off caked dirt. Do not pack stakes or poles inside your tent. Use separate stor-
age bag.
•
STAKES SHOULD BE REMOVED BY PULLING ON THE STAKE ITSELF. NEVER
PULL ON THE TENT FABRIC OR TENT STAKE LOOP TO REMOVE STAKE.
•
TENT POLES SHOULD NOT BE LEFT TELESCOPED
TOGETHER DURING STORAGE.
•
Seam sealer has not been provided with your tent. It is necessary
and we recommend seam sealing your tent prior to camping. Seam sealer may be pur-
chased through your local retailer or at your local sporting goods store.
•
Do not leave your tent set-up for weeks at a time, be aware that exposure to the
ultraviolet rays of the sun can seriously damage nylon material and/or cause it to
become discolored.
WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES
AWAY FROM THIS TENT FABRIC. This tent meets the flammability requirements
of CPAI-84. The fabric may burn left in continuous contact with any flame source.
The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may render the flame-
resistant properties ineffective.