Lighting
Attach included cables and pass cable through hinge cover flap on side of tent to outside of tent
and then to a suitable 10amp 12V power plug. Make sure to remove cable and place into pocket
before closing the shell or hinge to reduce pinching or cutting the cable. Before closing the tent
remove cable and store.
CLOSING THE HARD SHELL
WARNING: Before closing the tent, you MUST remove the two C-
Chanel rods on the gas struts.
1. Remove steel rods of canopy & windows, remove
electrical cable and store. – Remove C Channels
2. Using the ladder, push the extension panel
upward and then have the extension panel lay
on the top of the base panel, Bedding may be
required to be pushed to the opposite end of
the shell.
3. Retract the ladder, starting with the bottom
steps. Make sure to press the release buttons
with your thumbs and be careful not to get any
fingers caught between the rungs. Secure the
ladder with the straps provided.
4. Cover the ladder with the ladder cover.
5. Secure the canvas tent body with the elastic fabric
tensioning strap, refer step 5 of opening the shell.
6. Grab the thick black nylon strap attached to the top
of the shell (you may need to use the spring steel
canopy rods to reach the strap). Pull down on the
strap to close the hard shell.
7. As you are closing the tent, you may need to tuck in some
excess fabric.
8. Reconnect the 3 fastening straps that lock the shell to the
base and pull inwards firmly to the vehicle to lock the strap.
9. The fastening straps keep your tent closed. ALWAYS make
sure that the hard shell is completely closed and the
straps are securely fastened before driving. Checking the
straps at regular intervals is also good practice.
10.
If you find it difficult to completely close the tent, it may
be due to excess bedding left inside the tent. In this case,
remove some of the bedding and try again.
All technical data and photos are subject to change due to
upgrading without notice.
Note: the recommended speed limit to not
exceed when having the tent on your vehicle is 110kph.
(68 MPh) Driving speed should always be adjusted
according to the current driving conditions, such as road
type and quality, weather (wind conditions, rain), and
applicable state speed limits. Drive slowly on speed
bumps and bumpy roads.
