Eskimo QuickFlip 2 Manuel De L'opérateur page 11

spreader poles
door spreader
poles
Eskimo
Operator's Manual
Quickflip "" 2(69167) and Quickflip 3(69168) Sled-Style Shelters
Secure edge trim in place using #63/8"sheet metal screws.
NOTE:Screwsshould be spaced apart evenly. This step does mean
you will put very small holes in your skin to keep the edge trim
and skin securely attached to sled lip. This will in no way affect
the performance of your shelter.
Push ends of 8'tow rope through holes provided at the front of sled
and knot each end to secure. This tow rope is designed for manual
pulling by hand only. Do not tow behind a motorized vehicle with
rope. For high speed towing you should purchase the Eskimo
Tow Hitch accessory.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If purchasing a tow hitch for your Eskimo ice
shelter, it is highly recommended that you also purchase a high
speed tracking kit to help extend the life of your sled and prevent
unnecessary damage. Failure to do so may result in voiding of
your warranty.
Figure 10 (Quickflip 3 Shown)
SET-UP AND TAKE-DOWN
INSTRUCTIONS
SET-UP: From the outside or inside of shelter depending on
your preference, start with the bottom cross brace pole and pull
out all cross brace poles and snap into place. As you pull out
each cross brace pole and snap into place, flip all cross braces
over to the in use position. Secure all spreader poles in between
all cross brace poles by snapping C-clips over cross brace poles.
By removing the back spreader pole and the top back spreader
pole, you can flip the shelter back halfway and use it as a wind
break on nice days.
TAKE-DOWN: Close all window covers, vent covers and zip
door shut Remove all spreader poles and place in bottom of
sled. Starting with the rear cross brace, push snap buttons in
and retract all cross brace poles to their shortest length. Work
from the rear cross brace to the front cross brace that lies on
the ground/ice. Flip all poles back. Use extreme caution when
flipping poles for transport position and make sure no part of
the skin gets pinched, caught or stuck between any poles or in
any pinch points. Fold excess skin inside sled when complete.
NOTE: Use extreme caution so you don't rip or tear any
portion of the skin, especially around the hinges or any
pinch point areas.
LONG TERM STORAGE
Always make sure your ice shelter is completely dry before
storing for long periods of time. Storing your ice shelter when
damp or wet may cause mold and mildew damage.
Remove skin, padded seats and padded backrests from ice
shelter sled and poles. Clean all salt moisture and debris from
your shelter skin
Store skin, padded seats and padded backrests in a cool, dry
place away from rodents.
Clean all salt, moisture and debris from the sled and poles of
your shelter. Wipe down poles with WD-40e or similar types of
silicon to deter from corrosion.
NOTE: Before attaching skin for use, re-wipe the poles to
remove excess WO-40e or silicon substance to deter from
damage to your skin.
Store poles and sled in a cool, dry place.
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