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Summary of Contents for Western Shelter Systems WS-VC-CBTA
- Page 1 WS-VC-CBTA Vehicle Connector Boot...
- Page 2 Western Shelter Systems product. Raising the Frame Insulation Panels Floor and Basebars Mainframe and Bars Western Shelter Systems will repair or Hanging the Doors Hinges and Pull-Pins replace any component deemed to be faulty Hanging Shelter Walls Cases and Lids...
- Page 3 A. WARNINGS Follow all written and common sense safety procedures when raising, striking, and occupying this shelter. Failure to do so may result in property damage or personal injury. All flammable materials or Pinch hazard: Always wear other items that are potential gloves when raising...
- Page 4 B. SPECIFICATIONS C. COMPONENT LIST Frame Specifications Doors shall be aluminum framed and Basic configuration: fabric covered. All-aluminum frame constructed of Mainframe end sections (2) 6063-T5 and 6061-T6 alloys with clear Mainframe center sections (3) industrial anodized support members. Cover Specifications Octagonal frame configuration, pivoting Eave bars with fastening strips (12) The entire cover shall be of 14-oz vinyl-...
- Page 6 D. ERECTING THE TRAILER BOOT 1. Frame Assembly Place the two folding frame sections 5 Ø feet apart with the straight receiver blocks Position trailer roughly 10 feet away from Ø facing each other. shelter, centered with a door or wall split.
- Page 7 Position framework with the end base bar Ø about 2 feet from the rear of the trailer. The angled receiving blocks should be pointing toward the shelter. If the position of the shelter and trailer are not quite correct, wait to align them until the boot has been raised.
- Page 8 2. Vinyl Assembly the center screw on the bar. Do not attach the sides of the roof yet, as they go over the Drape roof panel over upper folding Ø walls. framework. The walls are labeled Left Side and Right Ø...
- Page 9 From inside the shelter, attach the shelter Ø roof hook and loop strip to the exposed black hook and loop strip on the trailer boot With at least 4 people, raise the trailer boot Ø roof, starting from the center and stretching by pulling up on the 4 legs until the pin the vinyl toward the ends of the eave bar.
- Page 10 4. Attachment to the Trailer Note: this is a fairly complex series of Ø connections. Keep in the mind the general layering order of Wall, Floor, Roof. Either open the back of the trailer, or get a Ø ladder, in order to drape the boot air-beam The boot floor attaches to the shelter Ø...
- Page 11 Now secure the boot Ø floor to the air-beam and boot walls. Attach Inside the boot, secure the velcro strips Ø the boot floor to the between the air-beam and the boot floor to air-beam, then the finish the connection. boot wall to the boot floor.
- Page 12 E. STRIKING THE BOOT 5. Finishing the Trailer Boot 1. Suggested Folding of Vinyl Secure tie-downs to the boot. It will have 6 Ø in total. Work around the boot and shelter and be Roof Panel Ø Ø sure the floor is secured to the fastening 1.
- Page 13 F. TROUBLESHOOTING 5. Shelter components will not fit in their 1. A frame connection will not click into If the wall sections are not meeting, Ø cases. place. re-stretch the vinyl starting from the doorframe. Apply as much force as possible Moisture or dirt can add volume to the walls, Be sure the connection point is free of Ø...
- Page 14 G. TIPS, CARE, AND REPAIR Western Shelter Systems provides Do not saturate the fabric, especially the Note: Stains can occur on the white Ø Ø protective bags for shipping and storage. Do hook and loop fastener, which tends to insulation fabric. These stains, once not drag these bags on the ground.
- Page 15 5. Product Cases & Lids 7. Replacement Parts and Accessories Brush off loose debris. Wipe down with Western Shelter Systems offers a full line of Ø a mild solution such as Simple Green™, replacement parts, as well as a wide range Tilex™...