Clam BIG FOOT SPORTSMAN XL2000T User manual

MODEL 10137
SPECIFICATIONS
▪Part Number: 110137
▪Center Height: 80”
▪Footprint: 56 SQ. FT.”
▪Hub to Hub: 96” x 96”
▪Weight: 42lbs
▪Instructions Document No: 105091
Please contact customer service directly at the E-mail or phone number listed below for any
quality issues. ONCE USED THIS PRODUCT CANNOT BE RETURNED TO STORE.
** Warranty cannot be honored without an original, dated receipt **
** REGISTER YOUR PURCHASE ONLINE AT CLAMOUTDOORS.COM AND BE ENTERED INTO DRAWING **
IMPORTANT-PLEASE READ:
This product is warranted to the original retail purchaser (not transferable) to be free from manufacturers defects for
one (1) year from the date of the original purchase. Warranty does not cover cracked windows tent tears, broken or
bent poles due to high wind weather conditions or unattended use .The part will be replaced or repaired
(manufacturer’s option) if found defective within the one (1) year time frame. Warranty will be void if product has been
subject to neglect, misuse, improper installation, misapplication, alteration, or accident including, but not limited to,
improper maintenance or use of unauthorized parts or attachments. Please read this entire owner’s manual toensure
properinstallation,use,storage,andcareforyourClamshelter.
To submit a warrantyclaim request,please use one of the following methods:
Customer Service Hrs: 9am to 4pm, Monday –Friday Central Standard Time
Clam Outdoors, Inc.
Attn: Customer Service –Warranty Department
12135 Brockton Lane
Rogers, MN 55369
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: Clamoutdoors.com
In your request, please include your full name, address, phone number, a copy of your receipt, a brief description of
the problem, and pictures to clearly show the area(s) of concern. Our Warranty Department will review your
request, and a Clam representative will contact you regarding your claim status. All returns must be shipped to us
postage pre-prepaid.
It is expressly understood that Clam Outdoors Inc., liability for its products, whether due to breach of warranty,
negligence, strict liability, or otherwise, is limited to the repair of the product as stated above. Clam is not liable for
any injury, loss, damage, or expense, whether direct or consequential, including but not limited to loss of use, income,
profit, or damage to material arising in connection with the sale, installation, use of, inability to use, or the repair or
replacement of Clam products. Clam reserves the right to make alterations or modifications in its products at
any time, which in its opinion, may improve the performance and efficiency of the product. Clam shall not be
obligated to make such alterations or modifications to products already in service
WARRANTY INFORMATION
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

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ITEM #
1
DESCRIPTION
HUBASSY-
W alls
QTY .
6
PART NO.
103507
2
HUBASSY- Roof
1
103750
3
STAKE, SCREEN HUB
7
103802
4
ICE ANCHORS
7
109750
5
EXTERNAL ANCHOR STRAPS
5
104238
6
HUB & POLE KIT W ALLS(4 POLES& 1 HUB)
6
109077
7
HUB & POLE KIT ROOF(6 POLES& 1 HUB)
1
109221
8
CARRY BAG
1
105036
9
INSTRUCTIONS/OWNER’S MANUAL
1
105091
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please fully understand and follow all safety instructions
outlined in this booklet. Failure to do so could result in
severe injury.
• Do not use open flame heaters in your screen
tent.
• Tent fabric will melt when contact is made with hot
surfaces (i.e., heaters).
• Use external tie-downs and stakes during excessive
wind conditions(15+mph)
Injury or death may result from fire if tent
fabric is exposed to open flame.
Tent fabric is not fireproof. Fabric will
burn with extended exposure to open
flame. Do not use open flame products
inside tent. Tent fabric is treated with fire
retardant. Application of any foreign
substance may render the flame
retardant properties ineffective.
This tent is made with flame resistant
fabric which meets CPAI-84
specifications.
Customer service hours:
9am –4pm, (CST)
Monday-Friday.
[e-mail]
Replacement parts can be ordered on-line at www.clamcorp.com.
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS PRODUCT go to www.clamoutdoors.com, click on
your shelter model, and watch the set-up video provided. Then practice setting up and
taking down at home in an area such as a garage or basement. Repeat several times until
comfortable. This will make your set-up much easier.
NO TOOLS ARE NEEDED FOR SET-UP OF YOUR CLAM SCREEN TENT.
NOTE: When setting up your shelter, poles should be on the inside of the tent. Only pull outward on the
hub pulls (loops) on the exterior of the tent.
Unzip the storage bag completely and remove the shelter. Use care not to misplace the stake & or
accessories. It is advised to store your stakes, and accessories, in your carry bag until they’re
needed.
PARTS LIST
SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

IT IS ADVISED TO HAVE AT LEAST TWO
PEOPLE TO SET UP A SPORTSMAN.
MAKE SURE THAT THE TENT IS NOT
TWISTED OR OVERLAPPING ANY OF THE POLES.
DO NOT FORCE THE TENT WHILE UNFOLDING.
1. SELECT MIDDLE POLE AND GRASP POLE END
AS SHOWN. THEN LIFT THAT LEG UPWARDS
AND OUTWARDS EXPOSING ROOF PANELS.
2. GRASP THE LOOP FABRIC LOOPED
FABRIC AND EYELET LOCATED IN
CENTER OF THE WALL PANEL. PULLING
UPWARDS AND OUTWARDS UNTIL WALL
PANEL POPS OUTS AND LOCKS IN
POSITION
3WALK AROUND THE ENTIRE SCREEN TENT
AND PULL EACH LOOP SEWN ONTO THE EYELET
IN THE CENTER OF THE WALL UNTIL ALL SIDES
ARE POPPED OUT
Step-1
Step-2-3
SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

4.WALK INSIDE OF THE SHELTER AND
PUSHES THE CEILING HUBS STRAIGHT
UP UNTIL THE CEILING POPS UP .
5. AT THIS POINT SECURE SHELTER
TO GROUND AREA
Hunting blind-use BLACK
ABS STACKS
Ice Hub-use THREADED
STEEL ICE ANCHORS
SECURE ALL FOUR CORNERS
STRAPPED GROMMENT FROM INSIDE
OF SHELTER.
EXTERNAL ANCHORS AND
STRAPS SHOULD BE USED IN WIND IN
EXCESS OF 15+ MPH. OTHERWISE,
DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO YOUR
SHELTER.
Step-4
VIEW OF TENT AT THIS POINT
Step-5
SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

6SCREENS AND TPU PLASTIC WINDOWS CAN BE
REMOVED BY PULLING AWAY FROM VELCRO
STRIPS AND RE ATTACHING TO VELCRO STRIPS.
1. TPU PLASTIC WINDOWS AND SCREENS SHOULD BE SECURED TO TENT.
2. REMOVE ANY TENT ANCHORS BEING USED TO SECURE TENT IN PLACE.
3. FROM INSIDE OF TENT PULL DOWN CENTER HUB OF ROOF TO COLLASPE ROOF.
4. FROM OUTSIDE OF TENT PUSH THE CENTER HUB OF EACH SIDE INWARD TO
COLLASPE EACH SIDE.
5. BUNDLE TENT TOGETHER AND PLACE INSIDE CARRING BAG.
TAKE-DOWN INSTRUCTIONS
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SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
TEAR DOWN INSTRUCTIONS
Step-6

- S a fe t y I n str u c t i ons -
Please fully understand and follow all safety instructions as outlined. Failure to do so could result in severe
injury or death.
▪
Do not use open flame heaters in your screen tent. Injury or death may result from fire if tent fabric is
exposed to open flame. The tent is not fireproof, but the fabric is treated with a fire retardant that meets
CPAI-84 specifications. Application of any foreign substance may render the flame retardant properties
ineffective. Fabric will melt when contact is made with hot surfaces (i.e., heaters).
Injury or death may result from fire if tent fabric is exposed to open flame.
Tent fabric is not fireproof. Fabric will burn with extended exposure to open flame. Do not
use open flame products inside tent. Tent fabric is treated with fire retardant. Application of
any foreign substance may render the flame retardant properties ineffective.
Night time: exterior reflectors must be visible to reduce risk of collisions.
This tent is made with flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84specifications.
*For replacement parts, frequently asked questions, shelter information, videos, and all of your ice fishing
or screen tent needs visit our web site at www.clamoutdoors.com.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How do Iset-up myhub shelter/screen tent?
A: Go to www.clamoutdoors.com to watch an instructional video on the proper & simplest way to set-
up and take-down a hub style shelter/screen tent.
Q: Is there anything can be put on outside of the tent to prevent water fromcoming through, when we
are using it? A: Customers have been known to spray or apply water repellant on the outside of the
shelter that you would use for camping tents or boots. (Camp Dry would be an example of this
type of product). These products will not damage your tent in anyway.
Q: What will help keep mice or rodents from eating my Clam screen tent?
A: Some of our customers have had success with the following ways to keep mice out.
Keep your tent in a sealed plastic tote with DRYER SHEETS and or MOTH BALLS
Q: The zipper on my tent freezes up and or sticks; is there anything I can use to help prevent this
from happening? A: Yes, there are a couple of zipper lubricants out there that our customers and pro
staff have had good luck with.
Zipper Lube - A gel that you can applyjust by squeezing it onto the zipper and moving
the zipper back and forth. This brand can be found in the camping section of most
sporting goods store.
Silicone spray may also be used as well.
Q: Would it be best to completely dry my screen tent for storage if it gets wet?
A: It is recommended to dry your tent out completely, if not dried completely moisture may cause damage
to your tent.
Q: How do Iwash my screen tent?
A: You can use a bleach and water solution (10 parts water to 1 part bleach) to get rid of the mildew
smell. If you want to wash the tent you can use a standard soap to wash it.
*** Please note -We do not recommend placing your shelter canvas/tent into a washing
machine for cleaning.
Q: Am I able to order parts and accessories from your website?
A: Absolutely, if you would like to order parts you can go to www.clamcorp.com under “Resources”
“Parts”
Q: Although this shelter has already been treated for waterproofing, is there anything I can do to
make it more water repellant?
A: Yes. Even though the roof seams have been stitched with waterproof taping, you can treat the roof with
a coating of
3M Scotchguard spray or treat the seams and Velcro loops for the roof poles’ stitching with Seam Grip.
Due to Clam’s continued product development, Clam reserves the right to change specifications without
notice. For complete details, see the assembly and/or operating instructions that are provided and packaged
with the purchased product.
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