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2.2 SERIES OWNER'S MANUAL
PLEASE READ AND COMPREHEND this manual before using your 2.2 SERIES for the first time.
INVEST THE TIME to become familiar with all the standard fittings and options on your 2.2 SERIES.
IF IN DOUBT or feel you are doing something wrong, please call your local CUB dealer for advice.
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  • Page 1 PLEASE READ AND COMPREHEND this manual before using your 2.2 SERIES for the first time.  INVEST THE TIME to become familiar with all the standard fittings and options on your 2.2 SERIES.  IF IN DOUBT or feel you are doing something wrong, please call your local CUB dealer for advice.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    10. ALLOY & STEEL WHEEL CARE ................29 11. LOWERING THE WIND DOWN SPARE WHEEL ..........30 12. CUB RECOMMENDED JACKING POINTS ............31 13. BEAUREPAIRES DETAILS…………………………………………………………………………… ……………. … © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 2 of 32...

  • Page 3: Packing The Camper Trailer

    6. ATM (AGGREGATE TRAILER MASS): The maximum permissible weight of a free-standing, fully loaded trailer (i.e. unhitched). © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 3 of 32...
  • Page 4 Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the camper-trailer is used for its intended purpose and that it is never over-loaded. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 4 of 32...

  • Page 5: Opening The Camper Trailer

    - the white stop line on the winch strap allows for the roof/hard floor to be raised to vertical only. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 5 of 32...
  • Page 6 Secure the adjusting screws to lock into position, then insert the two support poles into the two rear corners of the Camper. Push the rear bow outwards © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 6 of 32...
  • Page 7 Connecting gas & water Connect the gas and water from the access point on the rear of the kitchen. Open gas and water valves. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 7 of 32...
  • Page 8 If you wish to use your tanks water for drinking and cooking purposes, use a food grade hose (not your garden hose) to fill the tank(s). © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 8 of 32...

  • Page 9: Closing The Camper Trailer

    6. Release the two adjusters on the rear tent bow. Allow the rear bow to collapse in (within approximately 15 cms of the adjusters), then re-tighten the adjusters making sure it is even on both sides. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 9 of 32...
  • Page 10 It is safe to do this when the last tent bow is flat on the camper. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 10 of 32...
  • Page 11 “tight” so that the winch handle is not left to swing freely in transit. 18. The is now ready to be attached to the towing vehicle. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 11 of 32...

  • Page 12: Problem Solving

    If yes to either of these questions, a full tent setting is recommended as follows: © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 12 of 32...
  • Page 13 13. Extend the front tent bow (drawbar end of the trailer) outwards, using sufficient force to square up the side windows. The front tent wall should now be quite taut. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 13 of 32...
  • Page 14 It can take a minute or two. 5. If problem continues, call your local CUB dealer for further assistance. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022...
  • Page 15 Are you using sufficient force when pushing outwards on the rear tent bow? If the winch strap has been sufficiently released, push outwards until the canvas stops you extending outward any further. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 15 of 32...

  • Page 16: Awning & Annexe Set Up Instructions

    NOT be considered after the handover/delivery, as all poles, walls and awnings must be checked and set up during handover/delivery of your new CUB, to ensure a basic knowledge of set up procedures is gained.
  • Page 17 (zipping awning on and off) of the set up thereafter, and also removing the need to climb on a step ladder. All CUB Campers supplied with a full awning can be closed with the awning left attached to the main tent.
  • Page 18 © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 18 of 32...
  • Page 19 (roof section), can remain affixed to the trailer tent, and never require removal. The CUB camper can still be closed fully with the awning still attached. Leaving the awning attached will eliminate the hardest part of any Add-A-Room/Awning set up and is recommended for ease of camper use.

  • Page 20: Canvas Care

    3. Do not allow aerosol spray to come in contact with canvas 4. Keep petrol, oil, solvents, kerosene, and other similar fluids away from the fabric. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 20 of 32...
  • Page 21 Bleach is effective in removing mildew growth on canvas and killing mildew spores. Safety: Read the safety directions on the bleach label and follow these directions carefully. Wear rubber gloves and avoid contact with skin and eyes. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 21 of 32...
  • Page 22 If mildew is not completely removed, allow canvas to dry, and then repeat the application. • Do not allow the solution to remain on the canvas for more the 20 minutes without thoroughly rinsing or damage may occur. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 22 of 32...
  • Page 23 Clean Up • Wash applications with clean water Coverage • 5 Litres of White King solution will treat approximately 10 square metres of canvas, once. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 23 of 32...

  • Page 24: Boat Loader Instructions

    4. Standing at rear of trailer, lift the boat and loader to the side of the camper and over. 5. Assist the boat to the full drop position. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 24 of 32...
  • Page 25 THE CHAIN MUST BE CONNECTED TO UNLOAD THE BOAT © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 25 of 32...
  • Page 26 The ideal operating load for the Cub boat loader is for a boat weighing between 60kg and 75 kgs, allowing the boat loader to operate at its optimum.

  • Page 27: Zipper Care

    Some of the silicone-based products are better. If you can, just cleaning the zipper from time to time with soapy water and an old toothbrush will do the trick. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 27 of 32...

  • Page 28: Servicing Your Cub Camper

    10,000 kms or annually. Servicing should only be undertaken by suitably qualified technicians. If any guidance is required, please contact your local Cub Campers dealer. WARNING: IF THERE IS EVER A NEED TO REPLACE THE GAS STRUTS ON YOUR CAMPER, THIS SHOULD ONLY BE UNDERTAKEN BY A TRAINED TECHNICIAN.

  • Page 29: Alloy & Steel Wheel Care

    Always treat them with respect, and your camper will continue to look great for a long time, regardless of whether the wheels are steel or alloy. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 29 of 32...

  • Page 30: Lowering The Wind Down Spare Wheel

    3. Turn handle anti-clockwise to lower the spare wheel down on it’s chain. © CUB CAMPERS • 2.2 OWNER’S MANUAL V2 • 20/12/2022 PAGE 30 of 32...

  • Page 31: Cub Recommended Jacking Points

    12. CUB RECOMMENDED JACKING POINTS These are the details of the Cub recommended jacking points. Please ensure when using a jack that the area is safe, nobody is under the trailer, and that the other wheel is securely chocked. 1. For Off Road models with independent suspension – Jack to be positioned on angle at rear of suspension (see below photos) 2.

  • Page 32: Beaurepaires Details

    Email: 01153_aus_store@beaurepaires.com.au CONGRATULATIONS on the purchase of your new CUB Camper. As Beaurepaires are a major supplier to Cub Campers, we would like to take the opportunity to congratulate you on your new purchase. The tyres fitted to your CUB Camper have been selected to offer the best performance, wear and comfort based on the variety of conditions they will endure during your many years of happy motoring.

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