Ozark Trail 35950 User manual

MODEL
35950 -
9'
7' DOME TENT
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT: WE ADVISE
YOU TO ASSEMBLE THE TENT
ONCE BEFORE GOING
CAMPING
TO BECOME
FAMILIAR WITH
THE ASSEMBLY OF THE TENT.
NOTE: PLEASE
LOOK AT
THE REPLACEMENT PARTS
DIAGRAM
TO
SEE
HOW YOUR
FRAME IS
ASSEMBLED.
To prolong
the
life
of
the
tent fl
oor,
select
a level,
clean
area
for
the
campsite.
To prevent
damage to
the
zipper,
unzip
the door
to allow air to enter
the
tent.
STEP 1:
Spread
tent
out
flat, fl
oor side down. Unzip door.
STEP 2:
Extend
fl
bergaas _ frame
sections by pulling out
each section
and placing
it
into
the
metal ferrul3.
The two longer
poles are
for
the
tent fr
ame.
The
shorter
pole is for
the
fly.
STEP 3:
While
making sure
sleeves
are
in
line
with
each
other, slide each
fiberglass tent
pole
through the
sleeves that are opposite each
other
on the roof of
the
tent.
Straighten
the sleeves along the fiberglass
sections.
Position poles so that they form an "X"
across
the
tent.
STEP 4:
Starting
at
the back corners of the tent,
insert pins
located
at each
corner
into
the ferrules
at the ends
of the
fiberglass
fr
ame sections. To raise
tent,
repeat
the
same procedure
at
the fr ont corners.
Flexing the
fiberglass fr ame will
be necessary.
NOTE: It
may
be
necessary
to hold the corner of
the
tent
with the ring and
pin in place.
STEP S:
Clip plastic
hooks
to the fiberglass fr ame
sections.
STEP 6:
Stake
down
tent
by inserting
tent stake through the
metal
rings and
stake loops at the
base of
the tent,
hammering
into
ground by using a
hammer or
mallet.
Make sure to pull tent out
even
and
tight.
Tent should
appear
as shown below.
STEP
7: Place the
ends of the fiberglass fly pole section
into
the
pole pockets
on
the
fly. Flexing the
fiberglass may
be
necessary.
STEP 8: Using
the
ties in
the center
of
the
fly, tie the fl y
poles into place.
STEP
9:
Place fl y
over tent.
Attach
hooks on
the
fly to
the
loops
located on
the
tent
wall seams.
Fasten
the
self
-fastener at
each corner
of
the fl y
to the
fiberglass frame.
NOTE:
Tent should appear as
shown
below.
For
your convenience,
there
is a
hanger loop
located inside your tent. This
can
be
used to
hang
small
camping items.
Also,
convenience pockets
are provided
for
storing
small camping
gear.
take
down tent,
follow
steps above
in
the
revt:,
se
order.
Be
sure to
leave tent unzipped.
Place per.
_
into
pole bag
an
Qtakes
into
stake
bag.
To roll tent up, fold
into
thirds
lengthwise
toward
the
door.
At
opposite
end of
the
door,
start
a
small
tight
roll with
poles in
pole
bag
and
roll toward the
door. Once rolled,
tie a string or
rope around
tent to
hold
into place. Insert into
tent carry
bag.
Make
sure
tent
is clean
and
dry
before
storing.

SAFETY AND
CA E
WARNING!
KEEP
ALL FLAME AND
HEAT
SOURCES AWAY FROM
THIS
TENT FABRIC. This
tent is
made with
flame resistant
fabric which meets
CPAI-84
specifications. IT IS NOT
FIREPROOF.
The
fabric will
burn
if
left
in continuous contact
with
any
flame
source.
The
application of any foreign
substance
to
the
tent fabric
may render
the
flame -resistant properties ineffective.
DO
NOT...
1. Do not pitch tent
near open fire.
2.
Do
not
leave campfire unattended.
3.
Do
not leave children unattended inside a tent.
4. Do
not
use
heating, lighting or cooking equipment
with open fl
ames in
or
near
tents.
5.
Do not
use
other than recommended
water
repellent compounds
on
your tent.
6. Do not spray the tent with insecticide.
7. Never use
fuel
burning, oxygen
consuming
devices
(i.e. heaters, lanterns, cooking stoves
or
other
flame
sources)
inside your
tent.
DO...
1. Always extinguish campfire
before leaving
area.
2. Exercise
care
when
using
electricity
and lighting
in
an d
near
tents.
3. Make
certain
your
tent
is
properly ventilated in
all weather conditions. In
extreme weather
conditions, snow could obstruct airflow and cause
asphyxiation unless cleared frequently.
4. Anchor
your tent
securely to provide additional
security from
changing climatic conditions.
Snow
pegs,
skis and/or heavy rocks
may
be necessary to
supplement
tent
stakes
an d guy
cords.
5. Take
your
tent
down
and
store
properly after
camping.
DO
NOT LEAVE YOUR TENT SET UP IN
DIRECT
SUNLIGHT LONGER THAN
NECESSARY. THE
SUN'S ULTRAVIOLET (UV)
LIGHT DEGRADES
ALMOST EVERY FABRIC AND
MATERIAL.
IF LEFT
IN SUNLIGHT FOR
PROLONGED PERIODS
OF TIME,
FABRIC WILL FADE AND
WEAKEN.
DO
NOT
STORE
TENT
ON
CONCRETE
FLOOR.
Your tent is water repellent. However, it is not
waterproof.
During
heavy rain, some leakage may
occur. Keep objects
from touching the
inside
of the tent. Such
objects
may
cause
leakage at
point
of contact.
If seam leakage occurs,
it
can be controlled by applying
a
seam sealer
compound.
Although
our tents
and
screen
houses
are
constructed
to
rigid specifications, periods
of
wind
or
rain
soaking
the
ground may loosen the stakes
an
d cause the
uprights
to
sink
into
the
ground.
This
will weaken
the
rigidity
of
the
overall
structure. Water pockets may also form in
the
roof
if the
unit is. not assembled taut, possibly
causing broken
frames an
d
torn
fabric.
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
If
you
have questions
or
need to
order to a
part, call 1 -800 -325 -TENT.
Have your model number and
part
number ready
when
you
call. DO NOT
ORDER
BY
REFERENCE
KEY NUMBER.
Send
your
request
for
parts to:
The
Wenzel
Company
113
Industrial
Drive
New
Haven, MO
63068
A - Fiberglass
Tent
Pole
B -Fiberglass
Fly
Pole
KEY
NO.
MODEL NO. 35950
QTY.
REQ
DESCRIPTION
PART
NO.
A
Fiberglass
Tent
Pole Section
00-0001
2
B
Fiberglass
Fly
Pole
Section
00-0002
1
Complete
Frame
53595000
1