Tuesday, Mar 25, 2014 at 20:09
CUB CAMPER SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
Set camper roughly parallel with ground but slightly down at the front-
Use jockey wheel to do this.
Let down the two rear legs (located under the rear section of the camper)
And tighten the locking screws, then wind the jockey wheel up until the
Camper is parallel with the ground.
Open the clips holding the roof to the body of the camper - both front and
side.
Release brake on the winch and unwind the strap to white mark - reset
The brake and lift the camper to the upright position ,then go back to
the winch and wind the camper down to the ground , then set the
adjusting legs on the rack to suit the ground the camper is on.
Go to the upper section of the camper and lift the canvas over the edge
and attach the elastic loops to the black fixing points on the body of the
camper, then do the same on the lower section.
The elastic loops on the lower section attach to the rack under the floor.
Step into the camper - Note that the door is not closed at the time of
folding the camper, once inside tum and face the door, notice that
running across the door opening is a diagonal pole (adjustable bar) with
a black collar and a wing nut in the mid section and a small ( slide
bracket) at the lower end.
Undo the wing nut and release the tension on the adjuster bar, then undo
The locking screw on the slide bracket and raise the slide bracket and
Adjuster bar up until it contacts the stop screw on the vertical pole.
Tighten the locking screw on the slide bracket and then push the adjuster
bar towards the rear of the camper to stretch the canvas.
In spacematic models you should now position the comer poles under the
Rear comer of the adjuster bar and also the diagonal support bar opposite
the door, this also helps with tensioning the canvas.
Note - When pushing the adjuster bar toward the rear of the tent do
it firmly but don't over do it.
Damage can occur by over tensioning the adjuster bar.
Tell tale signs of this are difficulty opening and closing door.
If the zip on the door is hard to open or close release some pressure from
the adjuster bar. '
The diagonal pole on the other side of the camper is also. adjustable and
once into position there is no need to change the adjustment unless the
canvas is sagging or over tight.
Closing the camper is a reverse of the opening procedure.
Ensure that the bed is down and that all windows are closed and there is
nothing left high enough to stop the frame from closing, remove the two
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Follow Up By: adtrac - Tuesday, Mar 25, 2014 at 20:11
Tuesday, Mar 25, 2014 at 20:11
support poles in the rear comers, - release the wing nut on the adjuster
bar and let the bar slide in a bit to release the tension then undo the
locking screw on the slide bracket and slide the adjuster bar to the lower
end of the vertical pole, tighten the locking screw on the slide bracket
(this prevents the adjuster bar from slipping during closing) and then
Push the top section or the adjuster bar towards the rear of the camper
To square up the frame - then tighten the wing nut.
At this point, when you look to the inside top rear section of the camper
The tent frame should look fairly uniform and square.
This will allow the frame to close neatly into the body of the camper, The
door must be left open before closing the camper.
Stepping out side, release all the elastic loops from their attachment
points and push canvas edge towards the inside or the camper.
With the brake on the winch inplace ,simply wind the winch until the
floor travels the vertical and the canvas section drops down towards the
camper body.
At this point you can begin tucking the canvas into the body of the
camper.
Continue winding and tucking in the canvas until all the canvas is inside
the camper.
(Remember when pushing in the canvas take particular note of the
junction point of the internal frame and the adjuster bar on both sides of
the camper.
It is important that the canvas not folded over this point when closing the
camper ).
The new ezy wind system allows the canvas to wound until it is past this
junction point before tucking in begins.
(Failure to take care with this operation can result in damage to the
canvas)
Finally push down on the lid to squeeze out the air , attach the front
clips then the side clips - push the rear legs up into the camper and
tighten the securing screws .
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