Eureka Combat Manuel utilisateur

PARTS LIST:

Qty. Description of Item National Stock Number

or Product Code

1 combat tent, complete with contents: 8340-01-452-591

1 tent body 8340-01-464-0809

1 rain y (reversible) 8340-01-464-0773

3 tent poles 8340-01-462-6873

1 combat tent transport bag 8340-01-464- 0405

1 tent pole bag 8340-01-464-0395

1 rain y bag 8340-01-464- 0370

1 combat tent manual 5690460

1 repair kit /stake bag, w/contents: 8340-01-462- 6490

8 stakes 8340-01-462-6547

6 10' pull out cords 8340-01-464-0829

2 5' pull out cords 8340-01-462-6881

2 side rain y pitching webs 8340-01-464-0822

1 middle rain y pitching web 8340-01-462-6866

1 pole repair sleeve 8340-01-462-6818

3 shok locks 8340-01-462-6861

1 16' length of shock cord 5651805

1 12" x 12" piece oor fabric 8340-01-462-6877

1 12" x 12" piece rain y fabric 8340-01-464-0270

1 12" x 12" piece roof cloth fabric 8340-01-464-0186

1 12" x 12" piece net 8340-01-462-6569

1 sewing needle 5285020

1 thimble 5285025

1 spool of thread (100 yards) 5285030

1 1 oz. bottle Seam Grip™ 8340-01-458-2768

1 12" of 3/4" black, heavy duty web 8340-01-464-0099

1 12" of 1" black, light weight web 8340-01-464-0092

2 side squeeze buckles 5678210 / 5678215

2 toggles 8340-01-464-0836

Replacement part:

1 combat leg section 2628946

For information, parts, or repairs, contact the Eureka! Customer

Satisfaction Department at our address in the Limited Warranty.

www.eurekamilitarytents.com or

E-mail militar[email protected]

Combat Tent Manual

REV. C 6/08

Pole sleeve

Follow seams

where poles

cross

1. Lay the tent body out on the ground. Assemble the poles. Make

sure each rod is fully inserted into the next rod. Do not let the rods

snap together.

2. Open the doors of the tent. Do not stake the tent down yet. In

windy conditions, stake down the corner that faces into the wind.

3. Start at a corner and slide a pole through a sleeve. Follow the

seam to the next sleeve and slide the pole through. Continue until

you reach the other side of the tent. Be careful wherever seams

cross.

4. Repeat with second and third poles. One pole should run from A

to B, a second from Cto Dand the third from Eto F.

5. Place the pole posts into the grommets at the corners of the tent

in the following order: A to B, Cto D and E to F.

Pitching Instructions:

10' pull out cord

ties to rain y

here

10' pull out cords

tie to rain y here

Stake vestibule here

Tie 5' pull out cord

to rain y here

6. Move the tent into position and stake down the tent body at the

corners and at the side stake loops E and F.

7. Choose the color and drape the reversible rain y over the tent.

Arrange the y so that the

arc of the door aligns with

the arc of the third pole.

NOTE: Always stake your tent down - placing objects inside the tent is not

adequate. Use the 10' pull out cords for added stability in high winds. Tie

the cords to the loops on the rain y and stake them down 3-4 feet from the

tent. The cords should be taut, but they should not warp the poles or distort

the shape of the tent.

8. There are seven Velcro® wraps on the underside of the rain y.

Wrap these around the tent poles to secure the y.

9. Fasten the buckles at the corners of the y to their mates at the

corners of the tent.

10. Stake down the vestibules. Attach the 5' pull out cords to the

loops at the sides of the y and stake them down.

11. Adjust the tension on the rain y at the corner buckles until the

y is taut and secure. Adjust 5' pull out cord if needed.

Post in grommet

Velcro

Ring

Snap RPW

Buckle RPW

Striking Instructions

Pull up all stakes. Release four buckles on rain y. Unfasten Velcro® on rain y

from tent poles. Remove rain y. Open doors and shake debris out through

the doors. Pull pole posts out of all grommets. Slide poles out of sleeves. Fold

tent to the length of the poles. Fold dierently each time to prevent creases

that may damage the tent. Roll tent toward a door to push air out.

Ventilation

One adult produces about a pint of water overnight. If this water vapor

cannot escape, it reappears as condensation. If the inside of the tent is wet in

the morning but there is no obvious leak, you probably have condensation.

Usually, condensation is heaviest on the tent oor, where objects touch the

cool earth. You can help prevent condensation by leaving your windows

open at night. To vent this tent in wet weather, open the top of the front door

under the hood in the rain y.

Pitching the Rain fly Only:

1. Assemble all three poles. Unfold the rain y with the desired color down.

2. There are three black Rain y Pitching Webs [ RPW ], two with buckle ends

and one with snap ends. Attach a buckle RPW to its mate at Dof the rain y .

Repeat with a second buckle RPW at B. Snap the remaining RPW to ring at F.

3. Following the seam, thread a pole from Ato B, passing through two web

loops. Place the pole's post into the grommet where the RPW is attached to

the rain y. Repeat, threading a second pole from Cto D.

4. Wrap the Velcro®at the peak of the rain y to capture both poles.

5. Thread the last pole from

Eto F, passing through the

web loop above the vestibule

zipper, and through the web

loops where it crosses the

other two poles.

Web loop above vestibule zipper

Insert post into

grommet

6. Attach the other buckle of the RPW connected at B to the

buckle at corner C. Push the pole from Atoward B(post already

inserted). Place the free post into the grommet at A.

7. Attach the second RPW, connected at Dto the buckle at A.

Push the pole from corner Ctoward Dand place the pole's post

into the grommet at C.

8. Snap the loose end of the middle RPW to the ring on the rain

y at E. Push the third pole toward Fand place the pole's post into

the grommet at E.

9. Turn the rain y over and stake down the corners and the

vestibules. Use the center snaps in the RPWs to adjust the rain

y’s height. Restake the corners and/or the vestibule stake loops if

needed.

WARNING:

Do NOT operate any device which burns fuel inside this tent.

Combustion consumes oxygen, and can produce dangerous levels of

carbon monoxide which could lead to serious injury or death.

Tent Use, Care and Maintenance:

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ob-

jects such as stones or branches. If possible, use a ground cloth under

the tent to protect the oor. Make sure the ground cloth doesn't stick

out or it will funnel water under the tent.

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food will chew or claw through fabric.

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daily to protect the oor.

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leaky

batteries can damage the fabric. Do not put them in the tent.

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taped and require no sealing. If there is water intrusion due to dam-

age, apply Seam Grip found in the repair kit. Set the tent up. Make

sure the fabric is clean and dry. Follow instructions on Seam Grip. Al-

low to dry. If quick dry is necessary, follow instructions on the talcum

packet from the repair kit.

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repair sleeve over the break. Pitch tent, holding the pole repair sleeve

in place. When the pole bends enough, the repair sleeve will not

move. Replace broken rod as soon as possible.

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Small holes. Seal extremely small holes with Seam Grip. For holes up

to 1/2" across, put a piece of tape over the hole on the outside of the

tent. From inside, apply Seam Grip at least 1/8" thick and 1/4" beyond

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Striking The Rain fly

Pull up all stakes. Unfasten Velcro® from poles. Pull all pole posts out

of all grommets. Disconnect rain y pitching webs.

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The patch should be 1'' larger than the hole. Sew with needle and

thread. Seal sewing repairs on water proof fabric with Seam Grip.

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piece of web to the same length. Burn the ends of new web to pre-

vent fraying. Restitch and seal stitching with Seam Grip.

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sewing. Thread onto web (use another male part as an example).

the male part fails to hold, it is on the web backward. Remove, turn

over, and rethread. To repair female buckle, resew to web.

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material. If a zipper separates, work the slider until the zipper is all the

way open. Close the zipper again; the zipper may repair itself. Sand

or grit can cause zipper failure. If the tent

has been used in sandy soil,

ush zippers with clean, fresh water.

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lowed by a fresh water rinse.

 use washing machines, dryers, or

detergent. Do not rub or scrub.

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packed damp, remove and dry completely before storing for longer

than two days. This prevents mildew damage to the waterproof

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(they nest in tents). Store the tent away from heat.

Shok locks: Use when replacing broken pole rods.

1. Assemble the broken pole.

2. Pull one end rod away from the pole. Cut the shockcord so that it

is even with the insert on the end rod.

Disassemble pole and replace any broken rods.Thread the

shockcord back through the rods. Because you need to stretch the

shockcord as you do this, use a vice grip pliers to hold the shock-

cord before you thread it through the last rods.

Cut here

4. Gently squeeze a shok lock between thumb and forenger and

push its angled end into the insert up to the rst barbs. The shok lock

must be straight.

5. 

pole tip should point up. Tap the pole tip lightly with a plastic mallet

until the bottom of the shok lock is inside the insert.

6. Push the shok lock into the insert another 1/2".

7. Thread 2" of shockcord into the insert on the end rod. The shok

lock will hold the shockcord.

8. Release the vice grips and check the tension of the shockcord. If

loose, add tension by pushing more shockcord into the end rod. Be

careful. Once inserted, shockcord cannot be released.

Insert

Pull shockcord taut and attach

vice grips here

End rod

Shok Lock

Angled End

LIMITED WARRANTY

WhatIs Covered. Eureka!warrantsthatits productsarefree

from defects in material and workmanship for two years

from the in service date except as qualied below, and

as described in contract GSA# : GS-03F-0024U.

What Is Not Covered. Eureka! shall be not responsible for

normal wear and tear (e.g. exhausted zippers), or de-

fects caused by accident, abuse, alteration, misuse or

improper care.

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What Eureka! Will Do. If after inspection we nd that a

product failed due to a manufacturing or material de-

fect, we will repair or replace the product, at our option,

without charge.

HowToObtainWarrantyService. Contact Eureka!'sCustomer

Satisfaction Department for return authorization.

Eureka! Customer Satisfaction

P.O. Box 966

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800. 847.1460

Collect shipments or shipments without return

authorization cannot be accepted.

How State Law Relates To This Warranty. This warranty gives

you specic legal rights, and you may have other rights

which vary from state to state.

We accept government credit cards (IMPAC), Master

Card, or Visa.

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