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Q. My frame legs do not extend fully and pitch correctly after engaging mechanism.
If a leg frame joint does not position correctly or fully extend into the set position (as demonstrated on Pg 4) , after the
mechanism has been engaged, the affected leg can be positioned manually. Please refer to the below illustration and follow
carefully. Avoid direct contact with the frame joint.
With one hand clasp the pole just above the lowest frame joint.
IMPORTANT. The joint only rotates 180˚ in one direction.
Do not force rotation or bend the pole.
NB. The ribbed part of the locking joint will begin to turn and
face in towards the tent. As you lift the frame joint, pull the ground
peg pully steadily and smoothly down towards the ground. The poles
should be straight at all times.
Do not force or bend pole.
With the joint lifted up into the correct position, pull away from the
lower joint and towards the ground (as if you are extending an elastic
band). This will straighten the entire leg into the correct position.
Proceed with locking the joints.
With the other hand, clasp the ground peg pully. Keeping the poles
as straight as possible, lift the joint up towards the direction of the
central hub.
NB. The joint you are holding needs to be lifted 2 or 3 inches higher than
the other lower joints that are in the correct position. The entire corner
of the tent will need to lift.
KEEP POLES AS
STRAIGHT AS
POSSIBLE
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HOLD ABOVE
JOINT
PULL GROUND PULLY
AGAINST JOINT TO
STRAIGHTEN LEG
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02
KEEP POLES AS
STRAIGHT AS
POSSIBLE
CLASP GROUND PULLY
Ground peg pully
(at the end of the leg).
Lower Frame
Joint
Ribs - they will
face in towards
rain-fly once
frame is pitched.
Joint rotates 180˚
in only one
direction
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