How do you attach the tunnel to the tent? I did not receive any instructions, and the velcro doesn't line up.
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Yes, there are Tunnel Instructions: Please see link. https://www.ewonderworld.com/test%20report/Tunnel_Instructions.pdf
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It's easy. Just have to insert two "bending poles" through holes on the outside of the tent. It will secure the tent up.
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Actually, one side of the tunnel has three small loops with Velcro at the end so that you can fold up the tunnel. You may be able to use that to attach it to another tunnel.
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http://r1.coleman.com/Manuals/9160-171.pdf If that link does not show, I went to Google and typed in "red canyon tent directions" and it came up.
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I just pulled them out by hand. No problem. There's a nice groove at the top. You could probably use one of the other tent stakes to pull a stuck one out by wedding into that groove perpendicularly.
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Hi Vicki,Did you install the steel poles around the sides of the tent that go from the plastic Y connectors to the steel pins in the stake locations around the bottom of the tent? If they fit it seems the floor would be flat on the ground and the stakes would go in. The stakes go at the same places that the side poles attach. The steel pins lock in the bottom of the side poles to pull the sides down. Ed
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I believe an instruction paper is inside bag that tent came in, it was found after we figured it out how to assemble.Each pole goes inside from one pocket by floor up to pocket on top and tie at side. Assembly is quite simple. I believe one end of pole has arrows as to which way it goes.
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Yeah, you have to call the manufacturer. You can find the number online at Eureka tents. The tent poles are not substantial enough for the tent. Mine broke during the second season. First the back one and then the front. You could order thicker tent poles ($$) or use a sleeve at the pitch point to take the stress off the pole. The sleeve is bigger than the poles and slides over to where you want to leave it. Best to tape it in place.
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Wish I could help, mine came with the tent. In all honesty it was kind of flimsy though so no big deal if you can't find one.
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Sorry I dont know where our instructions are now. But the only thing the poles slip into are the "pockets" at top & bottom of tent, on the inside (theyre not completly hidden inside a sleeve) ties at the seam of the wall and ceiling, fit very snug against wall. Poles "snap" into themselves, giving you 4 individually poles. I sat inside myself and assembled poles and did one at a time inserting into pockets, than tied them off after all were in. Sorry, hope this helps..
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I think you might have put it together "BACKWARDS" because there are no tools , or change sides with the velcro ,so look at the picture on the box and see if that helps, and if not call k&h...there; out in colorado and are very helpful...good luck and when you get it right your going to love it!!!!!!!!!!
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The best I can say is how adept you are to tent pitching. The first step is to stretch it out on the ground, then push in the 4 outside corner stakes in the ground. The toughest part is sliding the upright shock chord poles through the sleeves, you have to do 4 of them. Once that is done, it pops right up...then, after adjusting for the front door tension, push all the remaining stakes into the ground. You now have the tent body up. The rain fly is stupid easy to put on. I can get the whole thing pitched from start to finish in under 20 minutes.
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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no instructions that I recall. I set mine up on 4X4's with a tire and concrete base. found out due to the weight of the net that I need to add some tie-downs on the back side of the poles. Net is heavy and stretching it does not help. I ended up donating mine to a local charity and getting a lighter weight one for our one time a year use.
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Lots of duct tape worked for me. I taped it from the out side and inside. Had to cut away some of the tent material. To get a snug fit.
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I didn't buy the tunnel. The tent that I have has a cover for the hole if you're not using it.
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What you need is the rope that comes with the tent to hold the upper part and then by using some weights you will keep the form of sides.Then you can improve it using any materials avalaible in the area in a real emergency case.Avoid hard materials with point or sharp edges, or any abbrasive object that would compromise the integrity of the shelter