GigaTent Greylock Mt. FT018 Owner'S Manual Download Page 2

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Long Eave Pole (X 2)
Corner and Center Pole (X 6)

Frame Parts

Corner Eave

x4

x2

x 16

Center Eave

Fiberglass Poles

Stakes

Main Poles (x2)
Center Pole (x1)

(Attached to tent)

Steel Poles

Step 1- TENT SET UP

 

(see diagram on following page)

Heavy Duty

Stakes

Corner and Center Poles

Long Steel

Poles

(Eave))

Main Poles

Center Pole

POLE DIAGRAM

To prolong the life of your tent floor we suggest using a ground cloth cut slightly smaller than the floor of your tent and that you select  
a clean level area for your campsite.

1)  Spread the tent body out on the ground.
2)  Fully open all of the poles.
3)  Carefully thread 2 Main Fiberglass Poles through the red diagonal pole sleeves at top of tent (Figure A). Secondly, thread Center  

 

 Fiberglass 

pole through red center pole sleeve at top of tent.

4)  Secure the top of tent with the ties to the poles (Figure B).
5)  Insert all fiberglass pole ends into the corresponding hubs that have the extra internal cylinder (Figure C)
6)  Starting on one of the center sides, insert 1 of the shorter Steel Center Poles into the bottom opening of the Center Eave Hub. Insert   

 

bottom of pole into pin at bottom of tent. Repeat process on the opposite side of the tent. (Figure D)

7)  Starting at one corner, insert one of the shorter Steel Corner Poles into the bottom opening of the Corner Eave Hub (Figure C). Insert  
 

bottom of pole into pin at bottom of tent. Repeat process on all corners of the tent. (Figure D)

8)  Starting at one end, insert 1 of the horizontal Long Eave Steel Poles into the larger end opening of the Corner Eave Hub. Repeat  

 

 

process on the opposite end of the tent. (Figure C)

9)  Attach all of the pole clips to all steel poles (Figure E).
10)  Stake the tent down through the bottom corner rings and also through nylon loops located at the bottom center of each side of the tent    

 

(Figure F and G).

Steel Pole Hubs

Summary of Contents for Greylock Mt. FT018

Page 1: ...cement parts IMPORTANT We strongly suggest setting up your new tent before initial use to insure that all parts are present and to familiarize yourself with the tent s assembly This will have a great effect on how well enjoy your product and experience IMPORTANT Though we take very seriously every tent perform according to our stringent requirements we strongly recommend all tent seams be sealed u...

Page 2: ...with the ties to the poles Figure B 5 Insert all fiberglass pole ends into the corresponding hubs that have the extra internal cylinder Figure C 6 Starting on one of the center sides insert 1 of the shorter Steel Center Poles into the bottom opening of the Center Eave Hub Insert bottom of pole into pin at bottom of tent Repeat process on the opposite side of the tent Figure D 7 Starting at one cor...

Page 3: ...tach the bungee cords to the ring at the bottom of each pole using the hook provided Figure J Step 3 EXTRA STABILITY IN WINDY CONDITIONS 15 In windy conditions use the extra stakes and guylines to add extra stability Figure K ATTACHING RAIN FLY DIAGRAM EXTRA STABILITY DIAGRAM Tent 40 Stake placement I TENT SET UP DIAGRAM PAT PENDING 145 o P H ENG KOREA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 9 10 11 12 PAT PENDING 14...

Page 4: ... Model FT018 Frame Parts Corner Eave 4 Tent Body 1 Rain Fly 1 Pin Rong 6 Center Eave 2 Main pole 2 Center Pole 1 Long Eave Pole 2 Corner and Center Pole 6 Pole Hubs Attached to tent Qty Tent Parts Qty Tent Bag 1 Pole Bag 1 Stake Bag 1 Stakes 16 Guylines 8 Misc Parts Qty Steel Poles Qty Fiberglass Poles Qty ...

Page 5: ...erm sun exposure We DO NOT suggest long term set up of ANY of our products as this will severely damage the tent fabric Seam Sealing Gigatent suggests that at a MINIMUM the seams at the bottom of the windows should be sealed using a product like McNetts Seam Grip or a good water based tent sealer to prevent moisture from coming through the needle holes Follow the manufacturer s instructions when a...

Page 6: ...rea After this you will want to wash the area with soap and water and then let it dry COMPLETELY before storing TEARS OR SMALL HOLES Tears and small holes can be fixed temporarily by using an adhesive patch kit found in most camping stores For long term patches it is best to bring your tent to a repair facility or for minor repairs you can use McNett Seam Grip Simply follow the instructions and th...

Page 7: ...ntinuous contact with any flame source The application of any foreign substance to the product fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective DO NOT 1 Do not pitch tent near an open flame 2 Do not leave campfires unattended 3 Do not allow CHILDREN or ADULTS to use lighted candles matches or other flame sources in or near tents 4 Do not use heating lighting or cooking equipment with o...

Page 8: ...uthorization number Authorization numbers are valid for 30 days from the date of issuance and must be obtained within 30 days of ship date Returns will be handled in a timely matter Collect shipments or shipments without return authorization will not be accepted REPAIRS If your product needs service or repair due to normal wear and tear animal attack accident or some other reason that is not cover...

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