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1.
Remove contents from stuff sack. Spread out the tent body.
2.
Assemble the three poles: two long poles and one shorter cross pole. Ensure
each pole section is fully seated into the next by hand instead of allowing the
shock cord to snap them together.
3.
Lay the two long poles diagonally across the tent body so they cross at the
center and align with the plastic clips on the seams.
4.
Locate the large carabiner style clip at the center of the tent body and fasten
around the pole intersection.
5.
Place the shorter cross over pole on top of the two long poles.
6.
Insert the cross over pole tips into the grommets on the webbing tabs above
the two doors.
7.
Next to the carabiner style clip, there will be a smaller clip. Fasten this clip to the
center of the shorter cross over pole.
8.
There are 5 plastic clips located on each of the diagonal seams on the tent
body. Starting at the pole intersection clip the first two clips along each seam
to the corresponding long poles. Leave the remaining 3 clips on each seam
un-attached.
9.
Insert the long pole tips into the grommets at the four corners.
10. Unzip the doors and step underneath the tent body to raise up the structure
from the center
11. Attach all remaining plastic clips on the tent body to the corresponding poles.
12. The tent will now be a free standing structure. Stake out to use as a bug house.
Note: when using the bug house alone with no fly, it is advised to hook four
guylines to the metal hubs at the four corners. Stake out and evenly tension
each corner as needed to keep the structure stable.
13. Drape the rainfly over the tent body, orienting so the colors of the webbing on
the rainfly match the webbing on the tent body.
14. Locate the short pole sections sticking out from the metal hubs at the four cor-
ners. Insert the pole tips of these four pole sections into the four corner pockets
on the underside of the fly.
15. Make sure the webbing at the four corners of the fly is completely slackened.
16. Insert the pole tips at the four corners into the grommets on the fly. Each pole
tip will be secured in two grommets one from the fly and one from the tent
body.
17. Hook four guy-lines to the corner hub webbing loops. Stake out and evenly
tension the webbing on each corner as needed to keep the rainfly taut.
18. Stake out and tension all remaining guy lines, completing set up.
Sugarloaf Tent Body and Fly
SUGARLOAF SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
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FLY ONLY
1.
Remove the fly, poles, hook guylines, and stakes from the carry bag.
2.
Assemble the three poles: two long poles and one shorter pole. Ensure each
pole section is fully seated into the next by hand instead of allowing the shock
cord to snap them together.
3.
Place the two long poles in an X on the ground.
4.
With the long poles laying on the ground, drape the fly over them. Orient so
that the color of the pole tips matches the webbing at the corners of the fly.
5.
Locate the shock cord loop at the center peak on the underside of the fly. Loop
the shock cord around the pole intersection to secure.
6.
Locate the short pole sections sticking out from the metal hubs at the four
corners. Insert the pole tips of three of the four pole sections into the corner
pockets on the underside of the fly.
7.
Step underneath the non-erect structure and raise up the structure from the
center. Insert the fourth pole tip into its corresponding pocket.
8.
Insert the four pole tips into the grommets at the four corners of the fly.
9.
Attach the hook and loop tabs on the underside of the fly to the corresponding
poles for the best stability.
10. Feed the shorter cross over pole between the pole structure and the fly. For the
best stability ensure that the shock cord is looped around all three poles.
11. Insert the cross over pole tips into the grommets on the webbing tabs above
the two open sides of the fly.
12. Hook four guylines to the corner hub webbing loops. Stake out and evenly ten-
sion the webbing on each corner as needed to keep the rainfly taut.
13. Stake out and tension all remaining guy lines, completing set up.
Separate 6" large diameter pole segment included for emergency
field repair. Slide repair pole over the break to act as a splint.
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FLY AND FOOTPRINT
FLY ONLY
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Sugarloaf Tent Fly
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