Napier SPORTZ 84000 User manual

Model #86000
PACKAGE COMPONENTS
Tent bag
Tent
Tent Tie straps (2)
Rain Fly
Pole bag
Tent poles (2)
Awning poles (2)
Stake bag
Stakes (18)
Guide ropes (4)
Awning pole caps (2)
Gear loft
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Instructionsapply to Part Number 81000
PackageComponents
Tentbag
Tent
2 TentTie straps
RainFly
Polebag
2 Tentpoles
2 Awningpoles
Stakebag
18 Stakes
4 Guideropes
2 Awningpole caps
Gearloft
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CAUTION
- Select a smooth level campsite clear of rocks, branches
and other hard or sharp objects.
- Park the vehicle into the chosen campsite with the vehicle
in park and turned off. Apply the parking brake.
Note: The tent may be used as a standard ground tent by
simply unzipping the vehicle sleeve.
SETTING UP THE TENT
SELECT CAMPSITE
1) Remove the tent from the tent bag and lay it flat on the
ground with the vehicle sleeve facing the cargo area of
the vehicle. At this point, do not stake the tent to the
ground.
2) Assemble the tent poles by unfolding each section.
3) Slide one pole diagonally, corner to corner going
through the 2 pole sleeves in the roof of the tent. Repeat
for the other pole.
4) Take any pole end and insert the pin located on the
corner of the tent into the pole end. On the opposite
end of the pole, insert the pin into the end of the pole.
Repeat these steps for the remaining pole.
NOTE: The poles may get stuck on the pole sleeves. Do
not force the pole, simply go to the sleeve and lead the
pole through it.
5) Once the tent is standing, attach the plastic clips to
the tent pole.
•Do not use candles, matches or open flames of any kind
in or near the tent.
Do not cook inside the tent.
Build campfires downwind and several metres away
from a tent and be sure to full extinguish campfires before
leaving a campsite or before retiring for the night.
Allow adequate ventilation inside the tent at all times.
Do not refuel lamps, heaters or stoves inside a tent.
Extinguish or turn off all lanterns before going to sleep.
Do not smoke inside the tent.
Do not store flammable liquids inside a tent.
NEVER run the engine when the tent is attached to the
vehicle.
Do not install the tent when the temperature is below
0º/32ºF or when your vehicle is wet as it may cause
damage
Do not attempt to drive the vehicle with the tent is attached
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Exercise extreme caution when using fuel-powered
lanterns or heaters inside a tent and use battery-
operated lanterns whenever possible.
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ATTACHING TO YOUR VEHICLE
C) Ensure the exhaust pipe is outside the sleeve.
WARNING: Carbon Monoxide gas is dangerous
and can cause unconsciousness or death. Never
start or run the vehicle’s engine when the tent
is attached to the vehicle.
6) From inside the tent, unzip the door and mesh at the
vehicle sleeve. Roll up mesh and door and secure with
the T-straps.
A) Move the tent towards the cargo area of the vehicle.
Slip the sleeve under the bumper and over the roof.
B) Hook the bottom outside strap to any part of the wheel
well and tighten the strap. Repeat on opposite side.
7) Attaching the vehicle roof straps.
A) WITH A ROOF RACK, remove the long strap from the
female clip. Attach the 2 short straps around the
roof rack. Repeat on the opposite side and tighten
straps to secure tent.
B) WITHOUT A ROOF RACK, extend the long straps to
the front of the vehicle. Open the vehicle hood and
attach the hooks to the hood hinge or frame.
Tighten the straps to secure the tent.
8) From inside the tent, attach the center hook to the
tailgate latch. For the 2 outer hooks, attach them to the
cargo bag hook or to the tailgate latch.
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13) To install the gear loft, place each corner hook of the
gear loft into the loop located on the ceiling of the tent.
10) Drape the rain fly over the tent. The rain fly side that
says “Vehicle Side” goes towards the vehicle. Hook the
rain fly to the bottom rings on the tent. Hook the Velcro
tab around the pole.
12) Assemble awning poles (2) by unfolding each section.
Place the pointed end of the pole through the grommet
at the corner of the awning. Insert the ring on the guide
rope around the point and place the awning cap over
the guide rope. Stake the other end to the ground.
Adjust length of guide rope. Repeat on other side.
9) Stake the tent to the ground through the corner pins and
side webbing loops.
Tent Care Tips
1) We recommend you seam seal the seams of your tent
prior to use as water may penetrate the needle holes in the
fabric. This is common with tents and is not a defect.
2) Condensation will form on the inside surface of your tent.
It is caused by water vapor from your breath, perspiration
or any wet items inside the tent. Water on the inside of
the tent is NOT leakage through the tent fabric. To reduce
leave door and windows partially open.
3) The water resistant coating may wear down over time.
It is sugguested to spray a water resistant coating onto
the tent and rain fly every few years.
4) Avoid spraying insect repellent, hair spray, etc., inside or
near your tent, as they may be harmful to the tent fabric
and cause leakage.
5) Do not leave your tent set up in direct sunlight longer
than necessary. If left in sunlight for prolonged periods of
time, fabric will fade and weaken.
6) If zippers stick, lubricate with silicon. Never force a zipper
as this will bend and prevent the zipper from closing.
Continual use in a sandy environment can cause a slider
to erode and fail to close.
7) NEVER roll up or pack away a wet/damp tent. This will
cause mildew. Make sure your tent is completely dry
before storing. Store your tent in a dry place.
8) To cleaning, hand wash with a sponge using mild soap
Never use washing machine or detergent.
Setting up the Rain Fly & Awning
11) Stake out the cyclone venting system and the rain fly
guide ropes to the ground.