Sears 308.70109 user manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL
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MODEL NO.
308.701090
• safety rules • assembly
• care • replacement parts

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WARNING I I II I I DO NOT LE,AVE YOUR _T.ENT SET UP IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT .LONGER THAN KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS TENT NECESSA.RY. THE POLYESTER FABBIC IN FABRIC. This tent is made with flame .YOUR HILLABY TENT PROVIDES MUCH resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84 GREATER ULTRAVIOLET RESISTANCE specifications. IT IS NOT FIREPROOF. THAN NYLON TENTS BUT FOR MAXIMUM The fabric will burn if left in continuous _LIFE OF PRODUCT, AVOI.D SET UP IN contact with any flame source. The SUNLIGH

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Congratulations on your purchase of a Sir Edmund Hillary tent, an exclusive brand of Sears. A. Metal Cur_'ed Ridge Pole B- Metal Upright Section m i \ C - Fiberglass Fly Pole - Front to Back i" m q • D - Fiberglass Fly Pole - Side to Side HOWTO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR YO.U.R NEW DOMETENT The Model Number for your tent will be found on the convenience pocket sewn on the inside of the tent, Always mention the MOdel Number in all correspondence regarding your Sears Tent and when ordering replac

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IMPORTANT: WE ADVISE YOU TO ..&.._FMBLE THE TEN T ONCE BEFORE GOING CAMPING TO BECOME FAMILIAR .WI'_I_13HE ASSEMBLY OFTHETENT. FOR THIS MODEL. IT IS RECOMMFNDED TWO PEOPLE_BE INVOLVED IN SETI'ING UP THISTENT. NOTE: PLEASE LOOK ATTHE REPLACEMENT PARTS DIAGRAMTO SEE HOWYOUR FRAME IS ASSEMBLED. • To prolong the lile of the tent floor, select a level, clean area for the campsite. • To wevent damage to the zipper, unzip the doom and window flaps to allow air to enter the tent. STEP 1: Spreadfly of te

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STEP 10: NOTE: Stake down tent by inserting a stake through the If youchoose to use yourtent fly as a canopyonly, youmaydo so by omittingSteps 8 and9. Stake wei_bingloopat each fly comer and each in_ downfly cornersandguyoutthe fly forextra stability. stake loopon the tent. Hammer stakes Into the ground at a 45° angle, by using a hammer or mallet. Make sure to pull tent out even and tight. Your tent includes a divider curtain that can be Tent should appear as shown. hooked into the center of you

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i = I I . J= |1 IBIIIII I IIlI I THANKYOU FOR PURCHASINGA QUALITY HILLARYTENT.THIS TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE IS DESIGNED TO-GIVEYOU YEARS OF FUN AND ENJOYMENT FROM YOUR CAMPING EQUIPMENT.YOUR TENT MAYTAKE ON ALMOST HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS,IT IS DIFFERENT ON A SUNNY,WARM DAYTHANON A COOL, CLOUDYDAY:DIFFERENT WHEN IT IS RAININGTHAN WHEN IT I$ DRY. I liII I I II / -'[o]iJ :] I ;[-I "-[o[o]i-| [el[ mj SOLUTION PROBLEM THIS IS CAUSED BY LOWER TEMPERATURES ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE TENT COMBINED WITH BODY HEAT