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Loosen
the tension

E

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Lay the ropes out at 45 degree angles.

F

：

Drive tent pegs into the ground.

G

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Before pitching the main poles,

loosen the rope tensioners.

F

F

E

E

E

E

F

45°

45°

45°

45°

Drive
pegs

F

G

G

G

G

Set the main poles

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Summary of Contents for TP-003/GEU

Page 1: ...E N G V e r 1 0 0 A L L W E A T H E R F O U R W I N G T A R P T P 0 0 3 G E U Owners Manual...

Page 2: ...m rope 6 8 m Rope x 2 2 Items Included Please check the contents of the set before fully opening the tent If you find something missing please contact the store where you purchased it or us directly...

Page 3: ...ing are noticeable Commonly used chemically treated fibers used in tents shelters and tarps are prone to creases In particular the fabric in this product has noticeable wrinkles due to the color thick...

Page 4: ...llency deteriorates there is no issue using it as it is Discoloration of seam tape Please note that the seam tape will gradually discolor but this will not affect the performance of the product Thorou...

Page 5: ...or low temperatures Do not use in low temperatures where the zippers may freezes or in snow Do not remove the fire prohibition tag Do not cut or remove the fire prohibited tag sewn into the product Pr...

Page 6: ...lowed in tents shelters and tarps It is extremely dangerous as there is a risk of fire oxygen deficiency carbon monoxide poisoning etc Do not use firearms and keep fire away from tents shelters and ta...

Page 7: ...lead to deterioration and rough terrain can lead to damage to product Remove any items that may damage the product such as rocks and branches before setting up When setting up the product be sure to...

Page 8: ...inserted securely Assembling the product incorrectly can lead to damage When handling poles or frames be careful not to hit or damage something around you and pay attention to your surroundings After...

Page 9: ...ct be sure to have two or more people Please take down the product in the reverse order of the setup Not following the instructions properly may damage the product When removing poles or frames be car...

Page 10: ...e moist or uncleaned they may be damaged by corrosion Salt can accelerate the deterioration of fabrics If used near the sea rinse with fresh water and dry well before storing Use a soft towel to gentl...

Page 11: ...les 1 Set the side poles 2 Set the Tarp Tail 4 Peg down the 4th corners 3 Setup procedures Set up according to the numerical order Prepare in Advance Make a loop on pegs with commercially available ro...

Page 12: ...the center line C Insert the tip of the main pole into the triangular bracket and loop rope around the tip D Adjust the rope tensioners so the rope length is roughly the length of the main poles Set...

Page 13: ...ension E Lay the ropes out at 45 degree angles F Drive tent pegs into the ground G Before pitching the main poles loosen the rope tensioners F F E E E E F 45 45 45 45 Drive pegs F G G G G Set the main...

Page 14: ...ain poles and ropes are set up you should see an isosceles triangle A B B A Adjust the rope tension to straighten the center line of the tarp and poles Ideally it should be a right isosceles triangle...

Page 15: ...to the grommets on the side of the body and loop 3 m rope around the tip B Drive tent pegs into the ground C Adjust the tension of the ropes Do the same for both sides B C A Grommet Side poles stand v...

Page 16: ...A Attach 3 m ropes to the grommets on all 4 corners B Drive tent pegs into the ground C Adjust the tension of the ropes B B C C C C B B A A A A Peg down the 4th corners 3 16...

Page 17: ...he attached Tarp Tail A Connect the Tarp Tail to the main body B Insert the tip of the main pole into the grommet on the Tarp Tail and loop rope around the tip C Set up your tent so the tarp overlaps...

Page 18: ...n be used as a lantern hanger A Connect the Tarp Tail along the inside of the tarp B Adjust the tension on the webbing as needed C Use one of the rings to hang a small battery powered lantern or other...

Page 19: ...ficult to obtain some materials due to the discontinuation of products and parts and repairs may not be possible based on the condition of the product When sending a product for repair please remove d...

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