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Subject Topic: Help we had saggy bits ! Post Reply Post New Topic
Person4happycampers
05/5/2008 at 7:43pm
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We've just had our first trip out in Cabanon Mercury, We had trouble putting it up, the ground was a little sloped, but we couldn't pull the ground sheet square, and the awning was a liitle saggy, so if anyone knows of any cheats and hints we would really appreciate it THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!

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Personsteer_2001
05/5/2008 at 8:27pm
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I was going to say that I know of a few campers who suffer with saggy bits, then realised you were talking Trailer Tents / Folding campers.


Personcathymac
05/5/2008 at 11:52pm
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I ls suffer from "saggy bits" but it's more to do with my age

Sorry I couldn't resist it



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Personfatbloke28
06/5/2008 at 9:13am
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time will show you the best way to get the best from your tent.
when they are designed and constructed its on a flat surface unfortunately real life doesn't come bowling green flat (unless you pitch on a bowling green which is not recomended).
the fine tuning is the bit that can take time but a sag here or there never hurt anyone and in time they will definitely get less i promise ,ours useually looks ok from the outside but the roof lining gives it away
get the trailer flat using a level both ways then ensure the awning sides are parallel with the trailer and your halfway there.
if its all square a slope should only show by the amount of canvas /plastic left to reach the ground ,this can be adjusted slightly by lowering or heightening the awning frame on that side ,not perfect but better than nothing.
this will show though on the next part of the frame or front but fine tuning between the two should make it less visible.

Post last edited on 06/05/2008 09:23:36



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