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it is like everything in life , it gets easier with practise i reckon from arriving to main cabin up and habitable 20 to 30 mins , awning can be another 30 to 40 mins ,but that is the same with all awnings, as you have to go round knocking pegs in and building frame no matter what unit you have.
Main unit pull up on pitch , level up , wind legs down , fold over transit cover , pull rear bed out , pull front bed out , step inside and and push both centre poles straight ,pull two side poles out frame done exterior canvas tensioned , step out side fasten elastics under beds front and back ,and drop bed supports onto chassis ,, inside, lift wardrobe up, lift cooker and sink from floor onto side, plug water and electric in , lift toilet frame in place, fit door , hang rear half of roof liner , lift bed pods fronts up and clip on , sit down and make cup of tea relax you can fit curtains on later , the main thing to remeber is you are on holiday it is not a olympic sport to see who can get it up the fastest , enjoy the more of you their are ,more jobs to delegate
------------- John
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