Clam Denali 2 8398 User manual

Model No.
- 8398 -
p/n 108398
S p e c i f i c a t i o n s
▪Height - 65” (24” packed)
▪Width - 5 9 ”
▪Depth - 132” (41” packed)
▪Weight – 95 lbs.
- Clam Customer Service Information -
NOTICE: Once used, this shelter cannot be returned to the store. If you have a warranty claim,
please contact Clam Corporation directly.
Customer Service Hrs: 9am to 4pm Central Standard Time, Monday – Friday
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
** Clam Corporation cannot honor warranty without an original, dated receipt **
Warranty Information:
Clam Corporation warrants to the original retail purchaser (not transferable) its product 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 hoops due to high wind
weather conditions or unattended use. Clam Corporation will replace or repair (Clam’s
option) any part found defective within the one (1) year time frame. All parts must be returned to Clam
Corporation. Before returning any parts, you must first contact Clam Corporation to obtain a RMA (Return
Material Authorization). All returns must be returned postage-prepaid and include the original cash
register receipt (date and purchase price).
To obtain a return authorization, please use one of the following methods:
• Email: [email protected] (Preferred Method)
• Call: 763-231-4120
• Write: Clam Corporation
Attn: Customer Service – Returns
600 Clydesdale Trail
Medina, MN 55340
Information needed: Full name, mailing address, phone number, copy of original receipt, product
purchased, and pictures clearly showing the issue(s) if you have them. Please write the return
authorization number on the outside of the package to help ensure the transaction gets
processed swiftly and accurately.
- Limitation of Liability -
It is expressly understood that Clam Corporation’s 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 Corporation 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 Corporation products. Clam Corporation 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. It shall not be obligated to make such alterations or modifications to products already in service.
Denali II

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- Parts List -
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 102665 BASE, DENALI 1
2 101399 SEAT SWIVEL 2
3 102786 TENT, DENALI 1
4 102759 SEAT ASSEMBLY, DELUXE 2
5 102796 CONSOLE, FLAT 2
6 102795 CUP HOLDER 2
7 102808 SEAT MOUNT BRACKET 4
8 102707 SEAT MOUNT 2
9 101208 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 1-1/2" 20
10 101081 WASHER, 1/4 FLAT 44
11 101082 NUT, 1/4-20 THIN NYLOCK 44
12 101088 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 0.75 16
13 101470 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 0.50 8
14 101314 SNAP PIN, 1/4 DIA 8
15 101486 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 1.75 8
16 101069 STRAIGHT HOOP SUPPORT POLE 8
17 102676 HOOP BRACKET 4
18 102681 BENT HOOP SUPPORT POLE, LEFT 2
18 102682 BENT HOOP SUPPORT POLE, RIGHT 2
19 102650 RPS PUSH BUTTON, .875" 12
20 101010 TUBE SPACER CAP 12
21 102677 HOOP POLE, DENALI 6
22 101167
ADJ. SPREADER POLE, FRONT & REAR 2
23 101481 SPREADER POLE, ROOF 3
24 101095 ROPE, 3/8 DIA X 9 FT TOW 1
25 102775 SLIP COVER, BOTTOM 2
26 102776 SLIP COVER, BACK 2
27 102697 INSTRUCTION, DENALI II 1

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Install right & left canopy brackets (item 17)
Install seat mount brackets
(
item 7
)
Rotate the seat swivel (item 2) as shown and assemble to seat mount (item 8).
Install console (item 5).

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Install seats & console assemblies to front and rear seat
brackets. Secure with snap pins (item 14).
Install seat assemblies
(item 4) and insert cup
holders (item 6).

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Install canopy poles (item 16) & floor poles (item 18).
NOTE: Tighten canopy bracket hardware so the ends of the bolts are even with the ends of the thin lock
nuts. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN! The poles must slide inside the bracket cutouts.
Install RPS (Rapid Pole Slide)
push buttons by snapping them
in the correct position as
shown. 21
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Install hoop poles (item 21).
Install seat slip covers
Install back slip cover
(item 26).
Install bottom slip cover
(item 25).
Seat covers installed

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Extend the hoop poles until the spring buttons engage the holes near the ends of each hoop
pole and the poles are fully extended.
Support the hoop poles as pictured with the spreader poles. The shelter will now be stable
enough to drape the tent over the poles.
Install tow rope. Knot the ends of rope after routing through pre-drilled holes in base.

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Drape the tent over the supported hoops, then go inside and attach the roof Velcro straps.
Remove the adjustable spreader poles and floor hoop poles. Feed the length of the pole through the hoop
sleeves sewn on the tent. Slide the floor hoop poles onto the porch poles.
Attach the floor hoop Velcro. Re-install the adjustable spreader poles. Inspect the tent for proper fit.
IMPORTANT! When collapsing the Denali it is very important to collapse the two front floor hoop poles
first to relieve tension on the tent when folding. Failure to collapse the floor hoop poles first may cause
the tent to tear at the corners and in this case the tent will not be covered under warranty.
When collapsing, lay hoop poles on base alternating from one side to the other until all hoops are on top of
base.
Floor hoop Velcro
Hoop sleeves
Floor hoop Velcro
Hoop sleeves
Adjustable Spreader Pole
Adjustable Spreader Pole

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Death from asphyxiation may result from use o
f
oxygen depleting heaters. Open all vents fo
r
fresh air ventilation.
Injury or death may result from fire if tent fabric is
exposed to open flame.
Tent fabric is not fireproof. Fabric will burn wit
h
extended exposure to open flame. Do not us
e
open flame products inside tent. Tent fabric i
s
treated with fire retardant. Application of any for
-
eign substance may render the flame retardan
t
properties ineffective.
Night time: exterior reflectors must be visible to
reduce risk of collisions.
This tent is made with flame resistant fabric
which
meets C
P
AI-84 s
p
eci
f
ications.
- Tips for Use -
Folding and transporting your Clam Ice Fishing shelter is easy:
▪Unsnap the spreader poles and lay them in the bottom of the base.
▪
Push the Rapid Pole Slide push buttons and retract each hoop, starting with the two floor hoops and
working towards the middle. Rotate all retracted hoops to the resting position. Tuck the tent into the
base and between the hoops so that no material is left hanging on the ground for transport.
▪
Cover with the Travel Cover* (PN 108073-an optional but recommended accessory to help prolong the
life of the unit).
▪
We recommend the optional Runner Kit* (PN 108446) be mounted to the base of your Fish Trap (NOTE:
Pulling behind an ATV or snowmobile may result in premature wear of the base).
Make sure your ice shelter is completely dried out before storing for long periods of time. Store your Ice
Shelter in a cool, dry place. Keep away from rodents.
*See our web site at www.clamcorp.com for these items and more!
- Safety Instructions -
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 ice shelter. 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. Ice Armor fabric will melt when contact is made with hot surfaces (i.e., heaters).
▪
Death from asphyxiation may result from use of oxygen depleting heaters. Open all vents for fresh air
ventilation.
▪
Never leave shelter unattended when set up.
▪
Due to the increase in traffic (snowmobiles, autos, etc.) on area lakes, ice fishing can be hazardous at
night. If you choose to fish at night or in poor visibility conditions, be sure to take precautions with
lights or reflectors to show drivers your whereabouts. Night time: exterior reflectors must be visible to
reduce risk of collisions.
Instruction PN 102697