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22/8/2012 at 9:02am
Location: Derby.
Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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And I too agree with the last few posts, and the methods shown in Gary's vids.
As a complete novice, I found both methods reassuringly easy.
For my 3 x pole Icarus 500, I stand the front pole up first, allowing the air to fill the tent.
For my Polycotton Filey 6 classic, the middle (of 5) poles goes up first, for a little more support and balance, I presume,as recommended by Gary, then the front to allow the air in.
Using these methods, I can assure you it is possible to erect on your own, as even I can do it, although if you can get help just to stand the first (middle) pole on the big heavy polycotton, all the better. But it can be done alone.
Karen,
Do you put the front pole up first, on your Filey, or have I just misunderstood your post?
I may try that next time, but for now, I was happy to follow Gary's tip to erect the middle pole first.
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