Eureka MGPTS TYPE I Instructions de montage

OPERATOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL

INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS

FOR

MODULAR GENERAL PURPOSE TENT SYSTEM

(MGPTS)

TYPE I

Johnson Outdoors Gear, Inc.

Eureka! branded tent products

625 Conklin Road

Binghamton, NY 13903

Customer Service: 1 800 847-1460

Web Site: http://www.eurekamilitarytents.com TYPE I

The MGPTS tent is a pole supported modular structure. The MGPTS tent is issued in four sizes: small, command

post, medium and large. The MGPTS can also be complexed in various combinations of length and to other types of

equipment.

SITE REQUIREMENTS

NOTE

These instructions are based on the medium MGPTS. For other tent sizes, the number of mid sections

and poles will differ. Make modifications as required.

Select an area to erect the tent. Ensure the area will be large enough for the tent and guy ropes that will be erected

(see Table 1). The area should be clear of trees, rocks and debris. Choose a relatively flat area; the ground should

not vary by more than 6 inches. A trench should be dug around the perimeter of the tent about 2 feet away from the

edge. A drainage ditch should also be dug for water to exit the perimeter trench.

Table 1. Area Setup Requirements.

Tent Model: Length Width Height

Small 34 ft 34 ft 12 ft

Command post 43 ft 34 ft 12 ft

Medium 52 ft 34 ft 12 ft

Large 70 ft 34 ft 12 ft

ASSEMBLY TENT SYSTEM

Layout fabric sections

1. Identify each fabric section required. For the medium MGPTS, you will need two end sections and one mid

section.

WARNING

Fabric sections are heavy. Always lift with your legs not your back. Failure to observe this warning

may result in back injury.

2. Transport each required fabric section into area where tent will be erected.

3. Unfold each mid section (1) and end section (2) so that the inside (white side) is down and the green or tan side

is up. Place these sections in center area where tent is to be setup.

NOTE

The mid section (1) has lace and grommets on both ends. The end sections (2) have lace and

grommets on one end.

4. Position end sections (2) on either side of the mid section (1) so that becket laces (3) align. Lay tent out flat.

Fold side walls and end walls of mid (1) and end sections (2) under roof section so that only roof portions are

exposed. This will allow easier access to the web loop attachment points.

Connect fabric sections

Use the following procedures to connect becket lace between each end section and mid section:

NOTE

Split the four personnel into two person teams. Each team should perform steps 1-11 at the same time

on opposite ends of the tent.

1. Find the two large snap hooks (1) at the center edge of end section and mid section roofs on underside of tent.

Connect the snap hooks (1).

2. Find becket lace (2) at one end of roof. You may start at either end of roof.

3. Lace the fabric sections together by using the following instructions. Insert the first rope loop (1) on one roof

section through the first small grommet (2) of the adjoining roof section (3). Loops always enter the white

side of the fabric and exit the green or tan side. All loops should be pulled tight. Insert the second loop (4)

through the second grommet (5) and through the first loop (1). Insert the third loop (6) through the third

grommet (7) and the second loop (4). Repeat this pattern until reaching the other side of the tent.

4. At the end, tie off last becket lace by using the following instructions: Insert the next-to-last becket lace (8)

through loop of last becket lace (9). Pull the next-to-last becket lace (8) back towards the ridge and tie off with

half-hitch knot.

5. Pull 1-1/2 inch web pole loop (10) through big grommet (11) at perimeter.

6. Connect d-ring (12) on 3/4 inch strap at the eave to adjoining section’s snap hook (13).

NOTE

Make sure d-ring strap is below 1-1/2 inch web pole loop.

7. Fold one flap (14) over becket lace.

NOTE

Flaps are identical. It does not matter which is on top or bottom.

8. Feed 1-1/2 inch web pole loop (10) at eave through slit in flap (14).

9. Fold other flap (15) along the length of the tent over the first flap (14) and feed 1-1/2 inch web pole loop (10)

through slit in outer flap (15).

10. Connect buckles (16) along entire outer flap (15).

11. With one person at each corner of the tent, stretch fabric tight to remove slack.

Setting up tent poles

NOTE

Stay in your two person teams to perform the following procedures.

NOTE

Side poles are not adjustable. For the medium MGPTS ten side poles will be used.

1. Locate side poles (1).

2. Make sure each side pole (1) has two guy ropes (2) attached to cap assembly (3).

3. Place one side pole (1) at each corner of tent (4), and at each 1-1/2 inch web loop along the side eave. Place

cap assembly spindle (5) through 1-1/2 inch web loop (6) at eave.

NOTE

At each corner of the tent make sure web loops are pulled through slit in fabric shingle.

4. Find two end poles (1). Adjust them to maximum height by pulling pin (2) out at bottom of pole. Push pin (2)

back in when holes are aligned. Place cap assembly spindle (3) through 1-1/2 inch web loop at middle of each

tent end section’s roof edge. Ensure the flat side of the pole is on the ground with the pin facing up, so that guy

ropes slide freely through ring at top.

5. Corner poles should be aligned with fabric seam (1) in end section roof. Stakes may then be placed 6 feet out

along pole and 1-foot on either side of pole.

6. Follow staking diagram below. Drive in the 36-inch wood stakes at all points indicated on diagram. It is

important to have a stake at each of the marked points.

NOTE

For the stakes located on the sides of the tent, a corner pole may be used to properly locate the stakes

by the following procedure: A pair of stakes will be located for each web loop located on the sides of

the tent, place a corner pole at each web loop (facing away from tent) then place a stake 1 foot on each

side and 1 foot from end of corner pole (6 feet from the web loop). Repeat this procedure for each

stake pair on the side of the tent, after you have finished, return the corner pole to where it was

originally placed (aligned with fabric seam).

7. Drive stakes six feet out from tent edge and angle stake slightly away from tent. Wood stakes should be driven

in until only six inches extend above the ground.

8. Place corner pole guy ropes (1) over wood stakes (2), making sure that ropes are not twisted or crossed.

Loosen rope adjustment to leave plenty of slack. This will make it easier to stand poles up. Repeat for all

corner pole locations.

9. Start at one corner. One person lifts corner roof fabric (3) while the second person grasps pole (4) and rotates

bottom of pole under roof fabric (3) and stands pole up so that bottom of pole is angled in toward center of

tent. Tighten guy ropes (1), by sliding tensioner (5), to keep poles from falling.

10. Repeat step nine for other two corners.

NOTE

Guy ropes must be snug, to keep poles from falling.

11. Stand side poles up along each side of the tent. One person lifts roof fabric (3). Other person grasps pole (4),

rotates bottom of pole under roof fabric (3) and stands pole up so that bottom of pole is angled slightly in

towards center of tent. Tighten guy ropes (1) to keep poles from falling.

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