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ASSEMBLING THE TENT

1.

Assemble each pole section-by-section as described above, then
insert it into its hole in the hub.

 The finished pole assembly will look like an

“X” with two short crossbar poles.

2.

Lay the tent body out flat. 

In windy conditions, peg all the floor corners before

proceeding.

3.

Lay the frame down on the tent body so that the legs of the “X” are lined up
with the four corners of the floor. Carefully insert the pole-ends of the “X”
into the corner grommets; this will cause the pole assembly to arch up into
a dome shape.

4.

Connect all the clips to the poles. Following the seams will help with this,
since each pole follows a single seam line.

5. Near each door peak on the canopy there is a metal S-hook. 

Hook each of these

S-hooks into the small eyehole located halfway along its corresponding
crossbar pole.

ATTACHING THE FLY

1. The grommetted webbing at the corners of the fly is colour-coded to match the

webbing at the corners of the tent body. 

Spread the fly out over the tent so that

the webbing colours on the fly corners match the webbing on the tent body.

2. On the underside of each corner of the fly, about halfway up the seam, is a Velcro

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tie-wrap that goes around the corresponding pole. 

Attach these tie-wraps to

the poles.

3. On the underside of the fly, just above each door peak, is a small webbing pocket.

Insert the pole ends into these pockets; lift UP on the end of the cross pole
to make each insertion easier.

4.

Fit all of the grommetted webbing tabs on the fly corners over the appropriate
pole ends, folding the grommet tabs under the tent body as shown in figures
A and B.

figure A

figure B

Summary of Contents for Wanderer 2

Page 1: ...before your first trip this will allow you to inspect it for any manufacturing defects check that all parts are present and learn the assembly procedure with minimal stress on the tent and on you Your...

Page 2: ...ealed areas with talcum powder or spray them with 303 Protectant freshly cured sealer can bond to itself even when dry If the tent is used hard and often you may need to reapply seam sealer in high we...

Page 3: ...S hook Hook each of these S hooks into the small eyehole located halfway along its corresponding crossbar pole ATTACHING THE FLY 1 The grommetted webbing at the corners of the fly is colour coded to...

Page 4: ...packed surfaces wider T Stakes or aluminum snow stakes will hold better these stakes hold best buried horizontally You can also improvise with other stakes hiking staffs ice axes branches rocks trees...

Page 5: ...n half first and then fold down towards the outsides two sections at a time PACKING THE TENT If possible fold and roll the tent rather than stuffing it into its sack rolling makes a smaller package an...

Page 6: ...rics over time In any case it is best to eat and store food away from a tent to avoid attracting animals CLEANING Clean the tent by hand while it is set up using a sponge a mild non detergent soap and...

Page 7: ...it is centred over the break in the pole then wrap it into place with duct tape Be careful not to damage the tent fabrics when removing the damaged pole REPLACING A BROKEN POLE SECTION The MEC Grip T...

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