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With at least 4 people, raise the trailer boot
by pulling up on the 4 legs until the pin
locks snap into place.
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Now attach the angled eave bars on the
trailer boot to the arched eave bar on the
shelter. This can be a difficult connection to
make. You may have to loosen the vinyl and
twist the bars slightly to get a fit.
Ø We will now attach the boot wall and roof to
the trailer wall and roof. This connection can
get complicated, but the basic order (from
inside to outside) is Boot Wall, Shelter Wall,
Boot Roof, Shelter Roof.
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Attach the shelter wall ends that you pulled
back from the frame to the exposed black
hook and loop strip on the trailer boot walls.
Be sure to leave enough slack to make a
crisp corner where the shelter meets the
boot. Secure the end of the wall to the large
fastening strip on the trailer boot wall.
Ø From inside the shelter, attach the shelter
roof hook and loop strip to the exposed
black hook and loop strip on the trailer boot
roof, starting from the center and stretching
the vinyl toward the ends of the eave bar.
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At either end of the eave bar, be sure the
black fastening strips are secured to the
shelter wall. A small velcro tab should align
with the wall directly over the leg of the
shelter.
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Finally, pull the shelter roof corners down
over everything to finish the attachment.
The padded roof flap of the boot just rests
on top of the connection, and should be tied
down later.