Coleman Tent MONTANA User Manual

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STITCH LINE
To Store
1. All poles and stakes must be placed in the storage bag to
prevent damage to the fabric items placed in the carry case.
2. Make sure tent is clean and dry before placing in carry case.
3. Remove rainfly, spread out on floor of tent, then unzip
door & vents before taking tent down for storage.
4. Neatly fold tent to width of pole storage bag, place on tent,
roll tightly, and place in carry case.
5. Store in a clean, dry area.
Electrical Cord Access
1. Unzip access panel in the lower
left front corner of tent and
bring in electrical cord. Use only
UL approved cords that are
rated for outdoor usage. (Fig. 7)
Fig. 7
To Attach Rainfly continued
7. Extend out vestibule flaps and secure with metal stakes through the loops in the web straps (Fig. 5 & 5A)
8. Stretch guylines until taut, then secure with stakes. (Fig. 5 & 5B)
Fig. 5
5A
Guylines
Guylines
5B
Door & Window Flaps/Vents
1. For better ventilation, unzip door flap,
roll, and insert toggle into fabric loop
to secure. (Fig. 6)
2. To open back and side window
vents for more ventilation, unzip,
then roll up and insert toggles through
fabric loops.
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Fig. 6
Cooler Access
The smaller zippered opening at the side
of tent is designed for added ventilation
and easy access to your beverage cooler.
1. To use as a vent, unzip flap to expose
screen. (Fig. 8)
2. To use as a cooler access, unzip
other flap to make an avenue to bring
beverages into tent. (Fig. 9)
Fig. 9
Fig. 8
Things You Should Know:
• Under certain conditions (cold weather, high humidity, etc.) condensa-
tion will form on the inside of your tent. Condensation is caused by water
vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet clothing inside the tent.
It is NOT LEAKAGE through the tent fabric. It can be minimized by
removing wet clothing from your tent and by providing good ventila-
tion through the tent.
• Tree limbs, tree sap, bird droppings, or moisture steadily dripping off
tree limbs can cause damage to the tent fabric and its coating resulting
in leaks or loss of flame-resistant properties.
• Never store tent, even for a short period of time, without drying it
thoroughly and brushing off caked dirt. Do not pack stakes or poles
inside your tent. Use a separate storage bag.
• Stakes should be removed by pulling on the stake itself. NEVER PULL ON
THE TENT TO REMOVE STAKES AS THIS COULD RESULT IN PROPERTY
DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY.
• Tent poles should not be left telescoped together during storage.
• Do not leave your tent set-up for weeks at a time. Be aware that exposure
to ultraviolet rays from the sun can seriously damage material and/or
cause it to become discolored.
WARNING: Keep all flame and heat sources away
from this tent fabric.
This tent meets the flammability requirements of CPAI-84. The
fabric may 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.

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