TAKE-DOWN INSTRUCTIONS
1. Close all windows. Leave one or both doors open to allow
air to escape.
2. Remove all ropes and ice anchors and store them in the
provided pouch or in the carry bag side pocket. In windy
conditions, remove ice anchors after collapsing the roof and
walls.
3. Step on the skirt of the short (6 foot) side. Push the center
hub until the wall collapses inward
(Photo 20)
.
Continue
either clockwise or counter-clockwise pushing each wall
inward until all the walls are collapsed
(Photo 21)
. The
shelter will fall to the ice on its own.
4. Push the hub of the roof (red loop) down until it collapses
(Photo 22)
.
NOTE: The red looped hub (roof) gets deployed FIRST on
set-up and collapsed LAST on take-down.
Make sure the roof collapses all the way. You may have to
pull up on the edge of the roof to get the roof hub to
collapse.
TAKE-DOWN
INSTRUCTIONS
5. Fold up the shelter
(Photo 23)
.
6. When folding the shelter up for storage, inspect the hub
systems and poles for entanglement.
NOTE: It is extremely important to ensure the hub
systems and poles are not tangled before completely
folding the tent up for storage (Photo 24).
7. Once the hub systems are all free and the tent is completely
folded, store in carry bag. Place the folded shelter and the ice
anchor/rope pouch back into the carrying case with the hubs
toward the bottom end of the bag.
Make sure your ice shelter is completely dried out after
each use and before storing. Store your ice shelter in a
cool, dry place. Keep away from rodents.
Photo 22
Photo 23
Photo 24
Tangled
Untangled
Photo 20
Photo 21
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