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 Topic: Sunncamp Evolution 600 pole problem
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13/9/2015 at 7:02am
Location: Bridgwater Somerset
Outfit: outwell newgate 6
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Are you sure the right pole to is in the right pole sleve?
Have you tensioned the strap attached to pin?
We use to have the 600dl, great tent loves ours, but we wanted pollycotton, and could not keep both.
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13/9/2015 at 1:42pm
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I won't bother replying anymore. It was only a suggestion as that would cause the issue you have
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16/9/2015 at 10:50pm
Location: Sheffield
Outfit: Cabanon Guadeloupe Zephyros3
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Hmmm yes is sounds like you need to examine the pole. I once had a pole that suddenly got shorter in the sleeve and it was caused by a split ferrule so the pole sections has somehow slid past each other.
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17/9/2015 at 11:36am
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Bummer.... Do you have any way of getting back to the seller about it? ( e.g. If you paid via PayPal or have a protection scheme on card payments). A refund for the cost of the repair would seem reasonable.
It's fairly easy to buy replacement lengths of the correct diameter, then cut it to length and thread it with elastic. Various camping suppliers provide the spare lengths and threading kits. It's a bit fiddly but it will mean you have a functioning tent!
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