Rightline Gear SUV Tent User manual

1-Clear sharp rocks and sticks from the ground. Lay out
the tent over a at area.
2-Connect the (4) sections of the steel pole together using
the (3) junctions (Fig 1 and Fig 2) as follows:
• Place the long steel pole section over the main tent
and place the shorter steel pole section over the
screen room. Connect these two pole sections with the
junction that is marked with the letter “M”.
• Place the (2) steel pole sections with black end caps
into the pockets at the end of each awning. Connect
these pole sections to the main pole sections with the
junctions that are marked with the letter “A” (Fig 3).
3-Thread the (6) berglass poles through the pole
sleeves and connect them to the (3) junctions (Fig 4). The
berglass poles will lay across the tent (Fig 5).
8-Buckle the (2) short straps on the leading edge of the
upper sleeve around the vehicle’s roof rack rear cross bar
(Fig 12) (it may be necessary to adjust the position of the
cross bar). If without a cross bar, clip the (2) long straps
provided into the female buckles of the short straps and
attach their J-hooks to the windshield wipers (Fig 13).
10-Make sure the lower
sleeve is sitting above the
vehicle’s mufer. Place the
buckle strap of the lower
sleeve over the top of the
vehicle’s rear hatch door
(Fig 14).
SUV Tent with Screen Room Set Up Guide
Fig 1 Fig 2
Fig 4
Fig 5
Fig 9
Fig 6
7-Back the vehicle until its bumper touches the tent (Fig
10) and place the upper sleeve over the rear hatch door
(Fig 11).
Set Up The Tent
4-Attach the top tent clips to the steel pole (Fig 6).
5-Raise the tent by having one person lift the top steel
pole (Fig 7) and a second person bending the black -
berglass poles until their ends go over their corresponding
pole pins (Fig 8). Start with the two berglass poles at one
end of the tent, move to the two middle poles, and nish
with the two poles at the opposite end.
6-Attach the side tent clips to the black berglass poles
(Fig 9).
The tent has a lower sleeve and an upper sleeve which
create an alligator clamping action around the rear of
the vehicle.
9-Adjust the bafe inside the top edge of the upper sleeve
to keep water, wind, and bugs out.
WARNING:
Don’t use excessive force when bending the tent
poles. If there is any resistance, check to see that the
pole sleeves are sliding over the poles without hang-
ups.
Fig 3
Fig 7
Fig 10
Fig 8
Fig 11
Fig 12 Fig 13
Fig 14

WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES
AWAY FROM THIS TENT FABRIC
This tent meets the ammability requirements of
CPAI-84. The fabric may burn if left in continu-
ous contact with any ame source. The applica-
tion of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may
render the ame resistant properties ineffective.
LIMITED WARRANTY
Rightline Gear warrants that for one (1) year, from the
date of purchase that all PackRight and CampRight prod-
ucts will be free of material defect and Rightline Gear
will repair or replace any defective or damaged product
free of charge if it is returned in original condition by
the consumer to Rightline Gear or the place of purchase.
Claims of defective material and/or workmanship must
be made in a timely manner. Safe and maintenance-free
use of this product depends upon the consumer’s or user’s
proper installation of the product and good judgment in
its use. Rightline Gear is not responsible for the consumer’s
or user’s use or misuse of this product. Damage to Pur-
chaser’s vehicle or any other vehicle caused by Purchas-
er’s improper use of this product may cause serious injury
or death. The Purchaser acknowledges that Rightline
Gear has no control over the attachment of its products to
vehicles or the attachment of items to the Rightline Gear
products. Accordingly, Rightline Gear cannot assume re-
sponsibility for any damage to any property arising out
of the improper attachment or use of its products.
RIGHTLINE GEAR SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND
ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IM-
PLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTY
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND WARRANTY OF FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. RIGHTLINE GEAR FUR-
THER DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY OR OTHER PROMISE
THAT GIVES RISE TO ANY SORT OF CONSEQUENTIAL,
EXTRAORDINARY, PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY, SUBSEQUENT,
OR NONECONOMIC DAMAGES OR ATTORNEY FEES.
THE CONSUMER OR USER’S SOLE REMEDY AGAINST
RIGHTLINE GEAR FOR ANY DEFECT IN THIS PRODUCT IS
LIMITED TO FULL RETURN OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.
RIGHTLINE GEAR SPECIFICALLY ENCOURAGES COM-
PLIANCE WITH ALL MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS, AND
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY FOR
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SAME.
To have use of the vehicle for
the day, disconnect the up-
per and lower sleeves and
zip the vehicle door closed.
Secure the upper and lower
sleeves to the tent body by
the dowel and loop fasten-
ers located around the ve-
hicle door (Fig 21).
Fig 20
Take Down The Tent
1-Disconnect the upper and lower sleeves and move the
vehicle away from the tent.
2-Zip up all tent windows and doors, pull out all stakes,
and place the stakes in the stake bag.
3-Un-clip the side pole clips, lift the poles from the pole
pins, and lower the tent to the ground.
4-Un-clip the top pole clips, disconnect all poles, and
place the poles in the pole bag.
5-Fold the length of the tent in half (Fig 22). Fold the width
of the tent in 3rds (Fig 23).
6-Place the pole bag and stake bag on the end of the
folded tent (Fig 23) and roll the tent as tightly as possible
before placing it into the carry bag.
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15-Repeat steps 13 and 14 on the other side of the
vehicle.
14-Run the lower strap
C under the rear wheel
well and clip it to the up-
per strap D (Fig 16).
13-Attach the J-hooks of
the side straps A and B
to the vehicle’s wheel well
and tighten (Fig 16).
16-Stake the corners, sides, and guy lines of the tent (Fig
17 and 18).
Fig 19
17-Add the rainy over the main room of the tent if ex-
pecting heavy rain (Fig 19). Connect the (4) corners of
the rainy to the side tent clips and secure the velcro tabs
around the berglass poles (Fig 20). Note: the rainy is
shorter on the vehicle side of the tent.
12-Attach the (3) orange
straps on the lower sleeve
to the inside of the vehicle’s
cargo area (Fig 15).
11-Raise the rear hatch
door, making sure the buck-
le strap is tight when the
door reaches the top.
Fig 15
Fig 16
Fig 18Fig 17
Fig 21
Fig 22 Fig 23