Johnson Outdoors Eureka! TIMBERLINE User manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
TIMBERLINE and TIMBERLINE OUTFITTER TENTS:
Component List:
1 Tent Body, 1 Tent Bag 4 Poles 1 Spanner
1 Tent Fly, 2 Fly Rods 1 Pole Bag
2 Junction Tubes 1 Stake Bag and Stakes
s5NROLL AND UNFOLD THE TENT AND LAY IT ON THE GROUND 2EMOVE
THE mY AND OPEN THE TENT DOOR $O NOT STAKE DOWN THE TENT JUST YET
"UT IN WINDY CONDITIONS STAKE DOWN ONE FRONT CORNER INTO WIND
NOTE: $O NOT DROP TENT BAG OR POLE BAG ON ITS END $O NOT BOUNCE TENT
BAG ON ITS END TO GET TENT OUT 4HESE ACTIONS MAY CUT THE SHOCK CORD ANDOR
DAMAGE THE POLE ENDS
s!SSEMBLE ALL THE SHOCKCORDED POLES -AKE SURE EACH POLE SECTION HAS lRMLY
SEATED INTO THE ADJACENT SECTION 4RY TO KEEP THE POLES FROM SNAPPING TOGETHER
AS THIS CAN DAMAGE THE ROD ENDS 4HROUGH USAGE THE ALUMINUM FRAME MAY
BEND SLIGHTLY AND TAKE ASET THIS NORMALLY DOES NOT AFFECT PERFORMANCE
s 0LACE THE TAPERED END OF A POLE ONTO THE DIAGONAL HOLE IN THE JUNCTION TUBE
4HE JUNCTION TUBE IS MARKED 50 24 ;4/0 2)'(4 ON 4,= SO THE POLE WILL
SEAT AT THE CORRECT ANGLE )NSERT A CORNER PIN INTO THE OTHER END OF THE POLE
3EE FIG
s 2EPEAT WITH THE SECOND POLE AND AT THE BACK OF THE TENT WITH THE LAST TWO
POLES AND THE REMAINING JUNCTION TUBE
s $ISCONNECT THE RODS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SPANNER 0LACE ONE END OF
THE SPANNER THROUGH THE CENTER HOLE OF THE lRST JUNCTION TUBE 0LACE
THE OPPOSITE END OF THE SPANNER
THROUGH THE CENTER HOLE IN
SECOND TUBE
3EE FIG
s 0USH DOWN ON THE DISCONNECTED
RODS UNTIL THEY JOIN TOGETHER 4HIS FORMS
THE FREE STANDING FRAME 3EE FIG
s #ONNECT THE TENT TO FRAME BY PULLING THE SHOCKCORDED LOOPS AT THE
PEAKS OF THE TENT OVER THE JUNCTION TUBES 3NAP TENT CLIPS TO THE POLES
NOTE: *UNCTION TUBES CAN BE TIED TO THE TENT WITH THE STRINGS PROVIDED
4IE ONE END TO THE SHOCKCORD LOOP 0ASS THE OTHER END THROUGH THE
 HOLE IN THE JUNCTION TUBE AND TIE A KNOT
3EE FIG
s/RIENT THE TENT IN THE DESIRED LOCATION AND STAKE IT DOWN
s&IT EACH OF THE mY RODS OVER THE TIP OF THE SPANNER SECTION PROTRUDING
THROUGH EACH JUNCTION TUBE
s$RAPE THE mY OVER TENT SO THE CENTER 3HOOKS ;SEWN ON THE UNDERSIDE
OF THE FLY =LINE UP WITH THE RODS
s)NSERT THE CENTER 3HOOK INTO ONE END OF THE FLY ROD 0ULL THE OPPOSITE
3HOOK AND INSERT IT INTO THE END OF THE SECOND FLY ROD
TIMBERLINE SERIES TENTS ARE EQUIPPED WITH
HIGH / LOW VENTING DOORS:
s4O ALLOW COOL AIR INTO THE TENT UNZIP THE LOW VENT ON THE DOOR
AND HOLD OPEN WITH THE HOOK AND LOOP TAB
s4O VENT THE FLY UNZIP THE TWO ZIPPERS AT THE BASE OF THE VESTIBULE
s4O ALLOW WARM MOIST AIR TO ESCAPE UNZIP THE PEAK OF THE DOOR
AND ROLL DOWN ANDOR THE PEAK OF THE BACK WINDOW
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:
Annex: &RONT AWNING FOR STORING GEAR AND COOKING
Gear Loft: -ESH HAMMOCK ATTACHES TO RINGS INSIDE THE TENT
FOR DRYING CLOTHES OR STORING ACCESSORIES
Floor Saver: 0LACE UNDER TENT TO PROTECT THE mOOR AND KEEP
IT CLEAN !LSO PROVIDES AN ADDITIONAL MOISTURE BARRIER
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IMPORTANT:
Do not attempt this assembly with the spanner joined.
s #ONNECT THE SNAPS ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FLY TO THE RINGS ON SIDE OF
THE TENT 3EE FIG
s #ONNECT FOUR SHOCKCORDED 3HOOKS LOCATED AT mY CORNERS TO THE
RING AND PIN ASSEMBLIES AT BASE OF EACH POLE
s 3TAKE DOWN THE TWO PULL OUTS ON THE SIDES OF THE &LY
3EE FIG
4, ONLY
RECOMMENDATIONS:
s $URING STRONG WINDS TIE EXTRA ROPES ; NOT INCLUDED = TO THE
STORM RINGS ON THE mY AND STAKE DOWN SECURELY .OTE STAKING PATTERN
3EE FIG
s 4AKEDOWN TASK SEQUENCE
2EMOVE mY AND OPEN DOOR
$ISCONNECT HOOKS AND PEAK SHOCKCORDS
2EMOVE CLIPS FROM THE TENT POLES THEN PULL THE PINS
OUT FROM THE POLE ENDS
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Pull out
Stake
3TORM 2ING
Stake

Good:
4 stakes /4 lines Best:
4 stakes /8 lines
REV E. FEB 09
SEAM SEALING:
We recommend use of a sealer such as Kenyon Seam Sealer 3 or McNett Outdoor
SeamGrip
®
.
s 7ORK IN A FULLY VENTILATED AREA
s 3ET THE TENT UP OR LAY THE TENT OUT mAT 4AUT SEAMS ALLOW FOR EVEN APPLICATION AND
penetration of the sealer.
s $ECIDE WHICH SEAMS NEED TO BE SEALED &OR EXAMPLE SEAMS THAT WILL BE EXPOSED
TO RAIN RUNOFF OR GROUND LEVEL WATER ARE A MUST FOR SEALING WHILE SEAMS ON
UNCOATED NYLON OR MESH PANELS DONT NEED TREATMENT 4HERE IS NO NEED TO SEAL
THE SEAMS IN THE ROOF OR THE FACTORY TAPED SEAMS 7E RECOMMEND SEALING BOTH
mOOR AND mY SEAMS AND REINFORCEMENTS
s !PPLY SEALANT TO THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF ALL EXPOSED SEAMS 3EVERAL THIN LAYERS
WILL WORK BETTER THAN ONE THICK LAYER 2EAD AND FOLLOW MANUFACTUREgS INSTRUCTIONS
STAKING:
!LL TENTS NEED TO BE STAKED DOWN TO KEEP THEM FROM BLOWING AWAY 3ECURING THE
TENT BY PLACING HEAVY OBJECTS INSIDE IS JUST NOT ADEQUATE
s /NCE THE TENT BODY IS ERECTED STAKE IT OUT BEFORE THE mY IS PUT ON 4HIS ENABLES YOU
TO SQUARE THE TENT UP TO ENSURE THAT THE mY GOES ON PROPERLY AND THAT THE SEAMS
ALIGN WITH THE FRAME 0ULL THE BASE OF THE TENT TAUT BETWEEN EACH WEB STAKE OUT
LOOP OR RING  PIN -AKE SURE THAT ALL CORNERS ARE SQUARE )T IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU
DONT STAKE THE TENT OUT TOO TIGHTLY 9OU WILL KNOW ITS TOO TIGHT IF THE DOOR ZIPPERS
CAN NOT BE EASILY OPERATED $RIVE STAKES THROUGH THE WEB LOOPS OR WITH RING  PIN
DRIVE THE STAKE JUST OUTSIDE THE RING SO THAT THE h*v HOOK CATCHES IT 4IE A PIECE OF
CORD OR WEB INTO A LOOP THROUGH THE RING TO BE USED AS A LARGE STAKE LOOP IF
needed.
s7ITH THE TENT PROPERLY STAKED DRAPE THE mY OVER THE FRAME ATTACH ITS TENT
CONNECTION POINTS AND STAKE DOWN ANY PULL OUTS
s $O NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE STAKES BY PULLING ON THE TENT BECKET LOOP AS THIS
COULD CAUSE THE FABRIC TO TEAR 4HE BEST WAY IS TO PRY ON THE STAKE ITSELF
Staking in special conditions:
s 3AND 5SE LONG BROAD STAKES WITH PLENTY OF SURFACE AREA IN LOOSE SOIL
s(ARD 2OCKY OR &ROZEN 3OIL 3TEEL STAKES WORK BEST 3TORE STEEL STAKES
SEPARATELY 4HEIR SHARP EDGES CAN CUT FABRIC AND LEAVE RUST STAINS WHICH MIGHT
DAMAGE YOUR TENT
s 3NOW 5SE hDEAD MANv ANCHORS 4IE TENT TO BURIED OBJECTS BRANCHES TENT BAGS OR
STUFF SACKS lLLED WITH SNOW OR TIE TENTS TO SNOW SHOES SKIS OR SKI POLES WHICH ARE
STUCK IN THE SNOW
GUY LINES:
$O NOT DEPEND UPON STAKING ALONE TO KEEP YOUR TENT SECURE DURING HIGH WINDS -OST
TENT MODELS HAVE BUILTIN LOOPS OR RINGS AT OPTIMAL GUY OUT LOCATIONS )TS IMPORTANT
TO PUT IN THE EXTRA TIME GUYING OUT YOUR TENT #ORRECTLY DONE IT CAN SAVE YOUR TENT
DURING EXCEPTIONAL WEATHER
s -AKE SURE THAT THE TOP mY IS SECURELY ATTACHED TO THE TENT FRAME 4IES HOOK AND
LOOP OR DOGBONES AND ELASTIC LOOPS ARE SEWN TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE mY FOR THIS
purpose.
s !TTACH PARACHUTE CORD TO THE LOOPSRINGS AND STAKE THEM IN THE GROUND THREE OR
FOUR FEET FROM THE EDGE OF THE TENT )F STAKED TOO CLOSE TO THE TENT WIND CAN CAUSE
AN UPWARD PULL THAT COULD DISLODGE THE STAKES
s )F YOUR TENT DOES NOT HAVE LOOPS OR RINGS FOR GUY OUTS ATTACH GUY LINES  TO
 OF THE WAY UP THE FRAMEWORK ON THE MAIN SIDEWALLS 4HIS ENABLES THE
GUY LINE TO SUPPORT THE LOWER SECTION OF THE POLE WHILE THE UPPER POLE CAN
mEX AND DEmECT WIND GUSTS )T IS BEST TO RUN TWO CORDS AT AN ANGLE FROM THE
SIDE OF THE GUY OUT 4HIS PREVENTS ALL MOVEMENT EXCEPT TOWARD THE ANCHOR
4HE GUY LINES WILL WORK TOGETHER THROUGH OPPOSITION 3EE ILLUSTRATIONS BELOW
CONDENSATION & VENTING:
4HROUGH PERSPIRATION AND BREATHING AN ADULT GIVES OFF ABOUT A PINT OF WATER
OVERNIGHT )F IT CANNOT ESCAPE THE WATER VAPOR CONDENSES TO LIQUID -OST
OFTEN WATER FOUND IN THE TENT IS A RESULT OF THIS CONDENSATION RATHER THAN
FROM THE TENT LEAKING #ONDENSATION OFTEN FORMS WHERE THE SLEEPING BAG
TOUCHES THE SIDE OF THE TENT UNDER THE SLEEPING PAD OR ON COATED SURFACES
SUCH AS THE DOOR mAPS ! TENTS DOUBLE WALL CONSTRUCTION ALLOWS THE VAPOR TO
ESCAPE THROUGH THE ROOF TO THE OUTSIDE KEEPING THE INSIDE OF THE TENT DRY
,EAVE THE WINDOWS PARTIALLY OPEN AT NIGHT TO PROVIDE CROSS VENTILATION AND
FURTHER REDUCE CONDENSATION #ROSS VENTILATION BECOMES MORE IMPORTANT IN
VERY HUMID OR EXTREMELY COLD CONDITIONS WHEN THE PERMEABLE ROOF IS LESS
EFFECTIVE 4HE FEATURES THAT ENHANCE VENTILATION ARE WINDOWS SHORTSHEETED
mYS BOTTOM VENTING ROOF VENTS AND (IGH,OW VENTING DOORS 4HESE ARE
SPECIlC TO EACH TENT MODEL
'IVEN THE IMPORTANCE OF PROPER VENTILATION 7E USE (IGH,OW VENTING IN MOST
OF OUR TENTS 4HIS ALLOWS COOLER AIR IN THROUGH THE LOW VENTS AND WARMER
MOIST AIR UP AND OUT THROUGH THE HIGH VENTS (IGH,OW VENTING IS
ACCOMPLISHED WITHIN THE INNER TENT VIA ROOF VENTS DOORS AND WINDOWS )T IS
IMPORTANT TO VENT THE VESTIBULE 5NVENTED IT CAN INHIBIT AIRmOW INTO THE TENT
/UR TENT VESTIBULES PROlT FROM THE ABILITY TO hSHORT SHEETv BY MEANS OF
ZIPPERS  TOGGLES AND STAKED VESTIBULE PULL OUTS CREATE A BELLOWING EFFECT
-OST OF OUR TENTS ARE EQUIPPED WITH A (IGH,OW VENTING DOOR 4HIS DESIGN
ALLOWS INCREASED AIRmOW INTO THE TENT FROM THE BOTTOM /PEN THE LOW
VENTWINDOW TO ADMIT COOL AIR ALLOWING THE WARMER AIR OUT THROUGH THE
HIGH ROOF VENTS 7HEN RAIN AND WIND PREVENT THE LOW VENT FROM BEING
OPENED THE HIGH DOOR VENT CAN STILL BE USED &LY OVERHANGS OR VESTIBULES
protect it.
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5LTRAVIOLET LIGHT DAMAGE TO TENT FABRIC IS CAUSED BY EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE TO
SUNLIGHT 7HILE OUR FABRICS ARE 56 RESISTANT ANY SYNTHETIC FABRIC IS
SUSCEPTIBLE TO 56 DEGRADATION 56 DAMAGE WILL CAUSE NYLON AND POLYESTER
TO BECOME BRITTLE AND TEAR EASILY 7E RECOMMEND THAT YOU USE THE RAIN mY
EVEN ON CLEAR DAYS )T ACTS AS A SUNSCREEN TO THE TENT ! RAIN mY IS BOTH EASIER
AND LESS EXPENSIVE TO REPLACE IF DAMAGED 56 DAMAGE CAN BE MINIMIZED BY
ERECTING TENTS ON SHADED SITES WITH LOW EXPOSURE TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT
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s .EVER LET TENT POLES SNAP TOGETHER AS THIS CAN DAMAGE THE POLE END
s $O NOT DROP TENT OR POLE BAGS ON THEIR ENDS AND DO NOT BOUNCE A TENT BAG
ON ITS END TO GET THE TENT OUT 4HESE ACTIONS MAY CUT THE SHOCK CORD AND
DAMAGE THE POLE ENDS
s 4HE ALUMINUM FRAME MAY BEND SLIGHTLY AND TAKE A hSETv THROUGH USAGE THIS
normally does not affect the performance of the frame.
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s 3WEEP THE TENT mOOR DAILY TO PREVENT DAMAGE FROM STONES
s4RY NOT TO WEAR SHOES INSIDE YOUR TENT
s 5SE A GROUND CLOTH WHENEVER POSSIBLE
s $O NOT KEEP FOOD INSIDE A TENT (UNGRY CRITTERS WILL CHEW THROUGH TENT FABRIC IN
search of food.
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s -AKE SURE THE TENT IS COMPLETELY DRY THEN STORE LOOSELY ROLLED IN A DRY COOL
PLACE 4O PREVENT DUST FROM COLLECTING ON THE TENT COVER IT WITH A CLOTH 4HIS
ALLOWS THE NYLONPOLYESTER FABRIC TO BREATHE
s )DEALLY THE TENT POLES SHOULD BE STORED IN THEIR FULLY ASSEMBLED STATE 4HIS
REDUCES THE TENSION ON THE SHOCK CORD PROLONGING ITS LIFE
s 4HE TENT BAG SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS A CARRY SACK AND NOT FOR STORAGE
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s $O TO THE NATURE OF TENT FABRICS COLOR CAN TRANSFER FROM DARKER TO LIGHTER
FABRICS WHEN THE TWO FABRICS ARE IN CONTACT OVER TIME WHEN WET DAMP OR
EXPOSED TO THE COMBINATION OF MOISTURE AND HIGH HEAT 4HIS DOES NOT EFFECT
THE TENTgS PERFORMANCE 4O PREVENT  MINIMIZE COLOR TRANSFER ALWAYS MAKE
SURE YOUR TENT IS COMPLETELY DRY PRIOR TO PACKING AND STORAGE
CLEANING:
s #LEAN THE TENT BY SETTING IT UP AND WIPING IT DOWN WITH A MILD SOAP LIQUID
HAND SOAP AND LUKEWARM WATER SOLUTION 2INSE THOROUGHLY AND DRY
COMPLETELY .EVER USE DETERGENT WASHING MACHINES OR DRYERS BECAUSE THEY
CAN DAMAGE THE TENTS PROTECTIVE COATING AND SEAMS !FTER CLEANING BE SURE
THE TENT IS COMPLETELY DRY ESPECIALLY THE HEAVIER DOUBLESTITCHED AREAS SUCH
AS THE SEAMS BEFORE STORING OR MOLD  MILDEW ARE LIKELY TO GROW
s #LEAN THE TENT POLES WITH A CLOTH AND LUBRICATE THEM WITH SILICONE SPRAY 4HIS IS
ESPECIALLY NECESSARY AFTER OCEAN SIDE CAMPING TO REMOVE SALT SPRAY SO THE
POLES DONT CORRODE OR STAY GRITTY
s #LEAN THE ZIPPERS WITH A QUICK DIP IN WATER AND THEN DRY THEM OFF 4HIS IS
ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IF YOUVE BEEN CAMPING IN A LOCATION WITH SANDDIRT )F
YOU DONT CLEAN THE ZIPPERS THE SLIDERS WILL WEAR OUT AND EVENTUALLY THE TEETH
WILL BECOME INOPERABLE
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