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27/5/2011 at 11:19pm
Location: West Sussex Outfit: VW Camper & Vango Solace
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Hi Savotu,
welcome to the wonderful world of Raclet ownership.
Can't help you with your tent model, but I might be able to help in other areas.
The canvas that makes up the main body of the trailer stays attached to the frame. With the door zip open, and the frame up, you would fold the sides up onto the roof before you fold it down. Obviously that flatter you fold it, the better. The main awning canvas is kept rolled up in the footwell area of the trailer. That's how mine works anyway
We store ours outside, but we have a tailor made cover over the one it comes with, which is breathable and waterproof. We also add a tarp for the winter. If it will be stored for some time, as previously stated you need a slight slope, and also the wheels raised off the ground slightly.
With regard to the legs, are these just the small ones that fold out or do you have wind-down corner steadies as well? We carry small pieces of wood about 1/2 thick to go under all of ours, and have the large plastic feet that you can buy for caravans for the corner steadies, to spread the load.
Tenacious Tape is excellent stuff and will certainly do the trick for your rip.
With regard to pegging, there are so many pegging points that we only tend to use guys as well if it's really windy. We've got a tie-down strap as well which we use if needed. Having said that, our awning's massive, so you might feel you need to guy down. Make sure you do that if it's raining, as you'll need the guys to pull the canvas away from the bed bases, as the water can travel in extreme conditions
I have a Raclet Instruction and Maintenance Guide in PDF format which is in English (amongst other languages), if you would also like that. There is a diagram for the awning poles which is in French, but it's quite self explanatory.
Hope this is of some help
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