S Series Shelter
Operation & Maintenance
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SECOND LIFT, CONTINUED
3.
Position each person so that they can easily grasp the exterior lifting
hub. These hubs should be slightly off the ground.
Figure 3-3 - Remove Ground Stakes
4.
The team leader should circle the Shelter to verify that each person
is in position and ready to execute on command.
5.
On command
("Ready to strike? Strike on the count of three"),
the team leader will count to three at which time each team member
must lift their hub up and out,
in one swift motion.
This action will
release the frame walls, allowing them to fall inward.
6.
If a “T” to “T” connection was made, now is the time to detach the
shelters by unfastening the Velcro on both the interior and exterior
covers.
027.01 Third
Lift
1.
On command, each team member lifts the Shelter off the ground by the hubs and walks toward the center.
Figure 3-4 - Hold Shelter by Hubs and Walk Forward
2.
Before completely compressing, carefully push the exterior cover between the struts so that all keepers are exposed.
3.
Check that all wind lines are free and not tangled within the frame or fabric. If tangled, lift the Shelter and walk out
one to two steps, untangle and re-compress the Shelter.
4.
Place the wind lines on top of the Shelter.
5.
Compress further to compact the bundle.
CAUTION
DO NOT PUT FINGERS INTO THE
LOOPS OF THE LOOPED KEEPERS.
NOTE
WHEN WORKING WITH A “T” TO
“T” CONNECTION, TWO TEAMS
ARE REQUIRED TO INSURE THAT
BOTH SHELTERS ARE STRUCK IN
UNISON.
NOTE
DO NOT STEP ON THE FABRIC
WHICH MAY GATHER AT YOUR
FEET.
