Eskimo 15350 User Manual

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ESKIMO

WIDE1

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Inferno

18. Secure the edge trim in place using the (13) #6 x 3/8” sheet

metal screws provided. A cordless drill and Phillips head bit is

recommended for this step, but is not necessary. SEE FIGURE

Note: Screws should be spaced evenly apart. This step does

mean you will put very small holes in your shelter skin to

keep the edge trim and skin securely attached to the sled lip.

This will in no way affect the performance of your shelter.

ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION

TOW ROPE
19. Locate the included 8 foot tow rope that was in the hardware

bag. To install the tow rope locate the two holes in the front

of the sled and push each end of the rope through a hole. Tie

a knot at each end of the rope to keep the rope from pulling

through the holes. This tow rope is designed for manual pull-

ing by hand only. DO NOT tow behind a motorized vehicle

with rope. For high-speed towing, you should purchase the

Eskimo Universal Tow Hitch accessory (11608).

GEAR NET
Included with you Eskimo Wide1

™

Inferno is a gear net to keep you

organized on and off the ice.
20.To install the gear net (15596) to the sled attach the hook and

loop retainers to the rear seat rail (15033). After attaching the

gear net to the seat rails, locate the 24 inch piece of edge

trim along with the remaining edge trim screws used earlier.

Secure the gear net by attaching it to the front of the sled lip

with the edge trim and edge trim screws. SEE FIGURE 12 ON

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SET-UP AND TAKE-DOWN INSTRUCTIONS

SET-UP: From the outside or inside of shelter depending on

your preference, start with the bottom cross brace pole and

pull out all cross brace poles and snap into place. As you

pull out each cross brace pole and snap into place, flip all

cross braces over to the in use position. Secure all spreader

poles in between all cross brace poles by snapping C-clips

over cross brace poles.
Note: By removing the back spreader pole and the top

back spreader pole, you can flip the shelter back halfway

and use it as a wind break on nice days.
TAKE-DOWN: Close all window covers, vent covers and zip
door shut. Remove all spreader poles and place in bottom

of sled. Starting with the rear cross brace, push snap buttons

in and retract all cross brace poles to their shortest length.

Work from the rear cross brace to the front cross brace that

lies on the ground/ice. Flip all poles back. Use extreme cau-

tion when flipping poles for transport position and make

sure no part of the skin gets pinched, caught or stuck

between any poles or in any pinch points. Fold excess skin

inside sled when complete.

Note: Use extreme caution so you don’t rip or tear any

portion of the skin, especially around the hinges or any

pinch point areas.

Note: An Eskimo Travel Cover (16475) may be purchased to

protect your shelter while transporting to and from the lake.

LONG-TERM STORAGE

•

Always make sure your ice shelter is completely dry before

storing for long periods of time. Storing your ice shelter

when damp or wet may cause mold and mildew damage.

•

Remove skin from ice shelter sled and poles.

• Clean all salt, moisture and debris from your shelter skin,

sled and poes. Wipe down poles with a wet rag.

Note: Lubricate the slide poles with a silicon spray at

least seasonally. Do not use oil or grease as a lubricant.
Note: Before attaching skin for use, spray silicon spray

inside of poles for ease of sliding.

• Store skin, poles an sled in a cool, dry place away from

rodents.