Anchor MODULES 30’, 40’ AND 60’ WIDE SYSTEMS - Manual (Page 2)

CENTER
POLES
SIDE
POLES
WEB GUYS
SINGLE
YOKE
WEB GUYS
DOUBLE
YOKE
STAKES
2’-0”
STAKE
BAR
4’-0”
STAKE
BAR
10”
NAILS
BAG
WITH
SECTION
PIPE
&
FLANGES
30’ ENDS (PAIR) 1 12 14 - 42 14 - 24 2 1
30’ MIDDLE 1 4 4 - 12 4 - 8 1 1
30’ CENTER 2 - 4 - 12 4 - - 1 2
40’ ENDS (PAIR) 1 12 14 - 42 14 - 24 2 1
40’ MIDDLE 1 4 4 - 12 4 - 8 1 1
40’ CENTER 2 - 4 - 12 4 - - 1 2
60’ ENDS (PAIR) 2 16 - 32 96 - 16 32 2 2
60’ MIDDLE 2 4 - 8 24 - 4 8 1 2
40’ x 60’ CENTER 3 - - 8 24 - 4 - 1 3
2 PC CENTER POLE
PIPE & FLANGES
SIDE POLE WITH BASE
PLATE AND TOP OVAL RING
42” STEEL STAKE 10” NAIL STAKE
BAG
WITH
EACH
SECTION
MANPOWER REQUIRED
TOOLS REQUIRED
INSPECT SITE
CAUTION: Consult the local utility
company prior to installation.
Prior to assembly, be sure to look
around the area for obstacles, pipes,
wires, etc.
LAYOUT & CHECK
Three experienced installers
should be able to assemble a 30’
wide tent. Four would be needed
for a 40’ wide, and five for a 60’
wide tent.
Sledge Hammers
Stake Driver
(2) Measuring Tapes
3/4” Wrench
Use the parts list above for a
quick I.D. and as a check list
to ensure that you have all
the parts.
LACE
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MIDDLE
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MEASURE LAYOUT 1
Mark the location of stakes, side poles and center poles.
Proper placement of center and side poles is critical for proper
tensioning of the tent. (See pages 4, 5 & 6 for tent layouts.)
2 LAYOUT AT SITE
Drive stakes vertically through stake bars & D-rings of single or
double yokes of web guys with D-rings under stake bars. (See
Parts list above for definition of which stake bars and web guys to
use with your size tent.)
Insert web guys loosely into ratchets.
Spread drop cloths and unroll the tent.
Any objects with sharp projections, which must remain on the site
under the tent should be padded and taped.
NOTE: Match the loop edges to the hole edges of sections for
lacing.
WEB GUY WITH
SINGLE-YOKE
WEB GUY WITH
DOUBLE-YOKE
2’-0” STAKE BAR 4’-0” STAKE BAR
MODULE TENT PARTS LIST
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