ShelterLogic 60180 User manual

Ratchet 10240
4
Recommended Tools
Rubber Mallet
Adjustable
wrench
or
Ratchet with
7/16”
Before You Start
• 2 or more persons recommended
to assemble
• Estimated assembly time
= 1.5 hours
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1•800•524•9970
1•800•559•6175
150 Callender Road
Watertown, CT 06795
Manufactured Under
U.S. Patents
D415,571 D409,310
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Other Patents Pending
Ladder
Model #60180
English
Assembly Manual Parts List
8'x 8'x 6'6'' Dog Kennel
05-60180-0B 08/11/2007
Description of Parts Qty. Part #
618177
Top Rafter Poles 46 3/8"
318111
Cross Rail Swedged 47 3/4"
2
2
18186
18103
Connect Poles 33 3/8"
4-Way Front Connectors
118105
4-Way Top Connectors
218107
3-Way Side Connectors(L)
218108
3-Way Side Connectors(R)
218109
4-Way Side Connectors
1800250
Cover
18166
Anchors
24
15
03025
1
1
800251
Front Panel
800252
Back Panel
318112
Cross Rail Swedged 46 3/4"
24
1/4” Nuts 01010
24
Gasket 1/4" 01011
1/4” x 1 1/2” Bolts
Square tubing connector 2800246
Foot 8800249
1800247
Front Frame
7
Side Frame 800248
Clamp 48 800215
Plug for tube 615237

8'x 8'x 6'6'' Dog Kennel Frame Assembly
Assembly
Reference
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Mfg.
Part #
800247
800248
18103
18105
18107
18108
18109
18111
18112
18177
18186
800246
800249
Please read and understand instructions completely before assembly.
ATTENTION:
FOR MISSING OR
REPLACEMENT PARTS
OR QUESTIONS,
PLEASE CONTACT
CUSTOMER SERVICE:
1.800.524.9970
05-60180-0B 08/11/2007
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150 Callender Road
Watertown, CT 06795
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03025
800215
01011
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Assembly
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18105
18107
18108
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18111
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800248
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800248
800248
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800248
Note: Holes in panels
need to be on top.
1. ROOF ASSEMBLY
Begin by assembling your kennels roof frame as
shown in Fig. 1. Be sure all of the "Pop" buttons
have seated firmly. (set this aside for later)
2. ASSEMBLE KENNEL
Assemble the side panels so that the two holes in the vertical
tubes are on the top Fig. 2 and the wire mesh is on the outside
of the kennel. Each connection should be held together with 3
clamp sets (2) 800215 clamps, (1) 03025 bolt, (1) 01011 washer
and (1) 01010 nut. Position each clamp set where the wire
mesh has been cut Fig. 3 and the head of the bolt should be
inside the kennel. The nut and washer should be on the outside
to ensure the safety of the animal. The side panels of the kennel
should be installed between the front and rear panel (all of the
clamps should be in the same direction as the side wall) to make
the kennel the correct size.
NOTE: It will be necessary to open the gate to install
the clamp sets for that corner of the kennel.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

Fig. 6
3. ATTACH ROOF
With help, lift the roof assembly up
and over the assembled walls.
Position it so that the peak is on the
gated panel. The (4) corner bends
will insert into the outer tubes on the
front and rear of the kennel (do not
engage the "Pop" buttons yet). Fig. 4
The middle connection will go into the
middle connection that is closest to
the side bend (the cross rails are
two different lengths to accommodate
this offset). Fig. 5 Engage the "Pop"
buttons one at a time. After you have
inserted all of the "Pop" buttons go
around the kennel one more time
seating the roof completely (pull the
roof assembly all the way down).
Lastly, insert the #15237 plugs into
the open ends at the top of the wall
panels.
4. ATTACHING FRONT
PANEL AND BACK
PANEL
Secure the front and back panels to
the roof assembly using the "Hook
and Loop" straps. First secure the
peak and then the sides to be sure
the position is correct. Secure the
remaining straps once the panel is
in the correct position. Fig. 6
NOTE: The back panel is longer
than the front panel.
5. ATTACHING COVER
Lay the cover over the frame, with the
ratchet with “S” hooks ends should be
at the front and rear of the kennel.
Hook the "S" hooks into the frame and
tighten the ratchets slightly.
Re-position the cover as needed to
make sure it is even front to back and
side to side. Finish tightening the
ratchets evenly by alternating corners
until secured tight. Fig. 7
15237
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 7
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Cover
Back Panel
Front Panel

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WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, CARE & CLEANING
WARNING
DO NOT expose top or ends to open fire or flame.
DO NOT use harsh abrasives, bleach or cleansers. Cover and ends can be easily cleaned with mild soap and water.
Periodically check stakes or anchors to ensure stability of unit, especially following exposure to high winds or
heavy rain. This unit is NOT meant to hold snow load, brush snow off top with a broom or mop.
CAUTION
This product is classified as a temporary fabric shelter and is intended to protect what is stored in it against basic
environmental elements, including the effects of sun, rain, tree sap, bird and animal excrement and light snow. It is
NOT designed to hold the loads from high winds, heavy snow or ice storms. Proper anchoring is the responsibility
of the consumer. Please read and understand the installation details and warnings prior to final and permanent
installatioin. If you have any questions, call the customer service number listed on Page 1. Any shelter that is not
anchored securely and properly has the potential to fly away. ShelterLogic cannot be responsible for any shelter
that blows away. NOTE: Your shelter’s cover can be quickly removed and stored prior to severe weather conditions.
If strong winds or severe weather is forecast in your area, we recommend that you remove the cover.
CARE & CLEANING
A tight cover will ensure longer life and performance. Inspect and retighten the ratchet tie-downs monthly as needed.
Always maintain a tight cover. Loose fabric can accelerate deterioration of the cover. Immediately remove any
accumulated snow or ice from the roof structure with a broom, mop or other soft sided instrument. Do NOT use
“protect and shine” or harsh or abrasive products to clean the fabric cover. Mild soap and water is recommended to
clean the fabric cover of your shelter.
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Anchors
Feet
NOTE:
A: USE FEET
B: USE ANCHOR
Fig.8
6. ATTACHING FEET
AND ANCHORS
Insert the feet into the open ends of
the corner legs by lifting the kennel
just high enough to fit the foot
underneath. Apply force to secure
the foot to the corner legs. Repeat
this for the remaining feet. Insert
one anchor in each hole of the
bottom rail, and press into the
ground to secure Fig. 8