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Please help a poor damsel in distress.
Just erected my new Montana 6, did it in about 30 minutes - it looked great until I went inside. I seem to have more groundsheet than I should.
From the outside the sides/roof are tight - the black skirt in line with the ground. But on the inside I have great big lumps of groundsheet as it is not laying flat. If I pull out the front so the groundsheet is flat - then the bottom of the front doorway is at least 1.5 foot of the ground.
Any advice greatly appreciated as I have nearly ran out of hair to pull out.
Thanks
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"Are we there yet?" - Rhianna & Leanne. (Usually heard within 1/2 hour of setting off)
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Topic: Damsel in Distress (re Monty 6)
