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Summary of Contents for STIRLING GT

Page 1: ...Scan this qr code with your smart phone to see the SET UP Video ON YOUTUBE K Series Stirling Gt Set up Guide ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ce Guide 7 Safety Tips 8 Set Up Guide 16 K Series Power Control Panel 17 Troubleshooting Guide 18 Periodic Maintenance Schedule 20 Camping Tips 22 Pre Journey Checklist 23 Camping Checklist 24 Pole Diagram 25 Fridge Chart ...

Page 4: ...rust stains After returning from your trip empty out all water from water tank Tips for Caring for Canvas Tent Always make sure the tent is clean and dry If the tent was wet when packed up then it must be erected as soon as possible on your return home to dry out to prevent mould and stains Always return all zippers mesh screens to the closed position before folding the tent Always have the tent f...

Page 5: ...e application of seam sealing compound It is suggested you purchase a wax stick or water proofing compound to keep with your camping equipment Storage Canvas products have excellent fungus resistance As a result you can pack your canvas product wet if necessary for a short period of time However we recommend that the canvas product should not be left wet for more than 24 hours Dry your canvas prod...

Page 6: ...bit out of the slider Do not try and pull all the fabric in one go Do not force the slider or the fabric If the Slider Does Not Close the Zipper Properly With use the jaws of a zip slider can open slightly over time This can be exaggerated quickly if fabric is caught into the zipper When this occurs the slider does not compress and interlock zipper coil teeth tightly enough and the zip bursts open...

Page 7: ...st air on the ceiling Floor If the ground is very wet or water pools under the floor then the downward pressure of standing or kneeling on the floor can draw water through minute wear holes in the floor fabric or where there are joins in the floor fabric To prevent this do not set up the camper trailer tent in hollows and make sure water drains away from the tent site Structural Integrity A well s...

Page 8: ...tank Let this sit for a day or two and then flush out We recommend that before each trip you flush your tank and refill with fresh water 4 Stove Burner Connect the water and gas as shown A Both have click and twist connectors To switch on the stove simply turn the flame regulator counter clockwise while pushing down B the clicking noise stops when the flame is activated First time might take a whi...

Page 9: ...id some of the common hazards encountered on a camping trip To Prevent Injury Caused by Gas Poisoning or Suffocation Gas fumes or lack of oxygen within the Camper Trailer Tent could result in unconsciousness brain damage and even death Always ensure the Camper Trailer Tent is well ventilated Even on the coldest night do not close every vent window and door A well ventilated Camper Trailer Tent not...

Page 10: ...t of the trailer Ensure that the pin in your Treg hitch has no pressure on it Disconnect your trailer plug any other elec connections to the trailer Don t forget the safety chains Place your wheel chocks in front of your wheels Now remove your Treg hitch pin completely Carefully drive the vehicle off the trailer Lower all legs into position Use your winder tool to level the trailer 8 ...

Page 11: ... winches Attach hooks to the anchor points 4 Then unlatch all your catches and lift the lid by about 500mm this is so when you start winching the lid lifts rather than pulls straight against the hinges Release the over centre catches Lift the lid around 500mm or so before winching 5 Using the front winch wind until the trailer door goes just past 90 degrees it will then start to fall before the re...

Page 12: ...hese come with either a spigot or c clip on one end and a rubber foot on the other these are used like normal tent poles E3 A C clip upright pole Ridge Poles These have a hook in one end and a flat piece on the other these support your annexe roof C2 A ridge pole Spreader Bars These come with ei ther c clips or flat ends and these are used between two ridge poles or tent bows to hold them in posit...

Page 13: ...e windows open F2 A window stay Corner Stays These have a rubber foot and a c clip and are generally shorter than an upright E1 Corner Stays And that s it for the poles in the pole bag each pole has a letter on it which will help us identify what it is used for All the K Series range have a quick release and quick secure extension system making them super easy to use simply lift the lever up and e...

Page 14: ... trailer back up when you pack up Make sure you do this before you close up your camper otherwise the gas struts get in the way and may stop you from being able to close the door 2 Before jumping inside work your way around the trailer and make sure all the press studs are connected so the canvas holds in place 3 Grab four c clip spreader bars and two small corner stays and climb inside your trail...

Page 15: ... trailer 8 Work your way back extending all bows then spreader bars but take care not to make it too tight it can open up seams and cause water to get in Canvas shrinks as it weathers so your trailer may appear a little saggy when you first set it up but over time it will shrink and tighten up The main tent is now set and ready for sleeping in Note that there is still a little slackness in the can...

Page 16: ...tent this is easier to do with a friend helping 6 Once all your ridgepoles are inand teh annexe is attached start at one end and put up the upright and add in the flat spreader poles and then last of all put the canvas over the top with the upright spigot through the eyelet and use the elastic hook to secure It s best to have your mate or partner help with this part it s really a two person job La...

Page 17: ...r walls using the d rings that are positioned around the perimeter Lay out your walls to begin with This job is much easier with the help of a friend Pegging out the walls will help keep them quiet if it gets windy as well as adding strength to the structure 4 If you are putting the PVC floor in this is the time to do it once it is all pegged out this simply velcros on and thanks to that PVC flap ...

Page 18: ...ia Anderson connection at your car solar panel or Inverter Red Digits A full charged battery sits between 12 8 and 13 2 A charging battery image might show a slightly higher value As soon as disconnected the value balances itself to normal Blue Digits What is drawn from the batteries at a specific moment A visual indicator of the battery charge 16 ...

Page 19: ...ts from factory preset to a tighter seal position Fill up your water tanks till maximum to avoid inverted water flow Open the outdoors panel to release the trip switches heater will engage automatically with switches on Switch on Socket Plug on the power control panel and switch on the two gas heater switches The trailer isn t sitting level There is no gas flowing to the kitchen The Fridge doesn t...

Page 20: ... A I I I I I A I A I I I I I A I I I I I LOCKS AND HINGES I A I A I I I C I I L A I L A I I I C I I L A I L A I I I C I LPG SYSTEM T T I T T I I T I T I T T I I T I T I T T I PANEL AND PAINT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PLUMBING SYSTEM T T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C SEALS AND GROMMETS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SIGNALLING LIGHTS I T I T I T I T ...

Page 21: ...I L A I L A I I I C I I L A I L A I I C I C I I L A I L A LPG SYSTEM I T I T I T T I I T I T I T T I I T I T PANEL AND PAINT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PLUMBING SYSTEM I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T I C I T I T SEALS AND GROMMETS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SIGNALLING LIGHTS I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T I T STRUCTURAL FIXINGS I A I A I I I A I I A I A I I I A I...

Page 22: ...ck to ensure you have cash identification credit cards maps etc before you leave home Be self sufficient and responsible Search and rescue operations are costly Packing Tips Pack clothes in plastic bag to avoid dampness from humidity Keep your camping only items in roller crates Next time you pack you will be a step ahead Cooking tips Use long life canned food supplies to reduce cooling needs Brin...

Page 23: ...as rocks glass etc before pitching your tent Make sure your tent is completely dry before you store it Miscellaneous hints and tips Always check the weather forecast http www bom gov au and for threats of floods and fires Phones numbers of people you know to call for help that are very reliable Also important numbers for the areas you are in i e local police hospitals etc Get your car serviced or ...

Page 24: ...y cans check done up securely and strapped down Nose weight Check on level ground adjust as required Toolbox Lockers check all stowed and then lock the doors Stabiliser legs ensure they are locked up out of the way Once attached to tow vehicle Raise and stow jockey wheel cross over and connect the safety chains Attach power and trailer light plugs Road lights check all are working Ensure that hand...

Page 25: ...et over beds Recreational Sporting equipment games Reading material Hammock rope stand Camera charger film DVD s Set off spare keys Personal Items Clothing rain coat swimmers etc Toiletries and towels Medication Lotion tablets for rashes and bug bites Sunscreen Aspirin First aid kit Tweezers Antiseptic spray Kitchen Equipment Stove stand Gas bottle full Cooking utensils billy fry pan Camp oven tri...

Page 26: ...over type 1 makes 2 x 2 Tropical Roof pole x 1 NO A2 x 1 Kids Room Optional Extra NO B2 x 2 Stirling GT Tent Setup NO 4 NO F2 NO A1 x 2 x 4 Window Cover type 1 makes 2 Please note Ensuite is only standard on LX GT model campers It may be optioned onto an SE model Speak to your sales rep for pricing availability Please note Kids Room is not included in the standard package It must be optioned in if...

Page 27: ...0FP MT 60FCP 45L FRASER SE PRI60LM CFX 65DZ CFX 65 No MT 45FL MT 60FP MT 60FCP 52L BUCKLAND LX CFX 50 No No MT 45FL MT 60FP MT 60FCP 45L PRIMUS WAECO No ENGEL No EVAKOOL RF LINCOLN Z RF60 LINCOLN LX 35Lt 60Lt RF60 RF85 TMX38 TMX55 STIRLING LX 35Lt 60Lt G45 RF60 RF85 TMX45 TMX55 STIRLING GT SE 78Lt 60Lt NLR52A NLR50S G45 RF60 RF85 TMX45 TMX55 STIRLING Z RF47 RF60 ALBANY GT 78Lt 60Lt NLR90A NLR50S G...

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