Mod 60 - Trakker Products
Mod 60 - Trakker Products
Mod 60 - Trakker Products
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<strong>Trakker</strong> <strong>Products</strong> Ltd<br />
Unit C5, Nunnery Drive<br />
Parkway Industrial Estate<br />
Sheffield, S2 1TA<br />
Tel: +44 (0)1142 727 783<br />
Fax: +44 (0)1142 725 904<br />
info@trakkerproducts.co.uk<br />
www.trakkerproducts.com<br />
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong><br />
Brolly Assembly<br />
Instructions<br />
Please read these instructions<br />
carefully before using your<br />
MOD <strong>60</strong> Brolly for the first time.<br />
www.trakkerproducts.com<br />
202205
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
INSTRUCTIONS<br />
1. Choose a nice flat area to erect<br />
your brolly, taking wind direction in<br />
to consideration. It is an advantage to<br />
have the wind blowing over the back of<br />
your brolly as this increases stability.<br />
3. Push the central locking collar<br />
on to the brolly boss and all the way<br />
up until it clicks around the locating<br />
groove towards the top of the pole.<br />
You should hear a ‘click’ sound when<br />
it is in position.<br />
5. Attach the two 24” Quicksticks<br />
(supplied) to the storm caps located<br />
just above the mini storm sides. Peg<br />
out the base of the storm sides and<br />
adjust the Quicksticks accordingly if<br />
needed. Make sure the Quickstick has<br />
gone through the pole sleeves as they<br />
offer extra stability to the storm sides.<br />
7. Start in the doorway of the infill,<br />
ensuring the <strong>Trakker</strong> logo is in the<br />
centre of the door clips on the infill<br />
panel.<br />
2. Take the brolly out of its carry bag<br />
and open the ribs carefully, ensuring<br />
none of them are tangled up.<br />
4. Screw the blanking nut tightly in to<br />
position to lock the mechanism in to<br />
place. The brolly will hold without this<br />
but it is there to make sure that the<br />
brolly does not collapse accidentally.<br />
6. You can now peg the rest of the<br />
brolly out.<br />
Adding the Insect or Full Infill Panels<br />
(Available separately)<br />
8. Once lined up, carefully Velcro<br />
the middle of the panel in place and<br />
then work your way down both sides,<br />
ensuring the corners line up.<br />
There should be no gaps in the Velcro<br />
for rain or insects to get through.
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
9. You will need to use two 48ins<br />
Quicksticks (available separately)<br />
to give the front of the brolly extra<br />
stability once the either the Full Infill<br />
Panel or Insect Panel are in place.<br />
11. Lay out the groundsheet where you<br />
want to erect the brolly, with the<br />
elasticated pegging points on the<br />
underside. The doorway is indicated by<br />
a small <strong>Trakker</strong> label. If it is windy, it is<br />
advisable to use a 2-4 pegs to hold the<br />
groundsheet in place.<br />
14. You can now erect the brolly in<br />
the normal manner. Once the brolly<br />
is up, you should unscrew the pole<br />
and replace the blanking nut to<br />
secure the brolly.<br />
10. Then peg out the rings either side<br />
of the door and then the intermittent<br />
pegging points. You may have to make<br />
small adjustments to get the Full Infill<br />
Panel straight depending on how level<br />
the terrain is.<br />
Half Groundsheet (Available<br />
Separately)<br />
12. Peg out the rings at the rear of<br />
the brolly using the groundsheet<br />
as a rough guide. Please note:<br />
The groundsheet is slightly oversized<br />
to allow for uneven ground, so do<br />
not stretch it out too tight. The pegs<br />
should also go through the elasticated<br />
rings on the groundsheet, which will<br />
hold it in place.<br />
13. The Centre Pole increases grip<br />
when erecting or disassembling<br />
the brolly. To use, simply remove<br />
the blanking nut from the brolly boss<br />
and screw the pole in place, ensuring<br />
that it has gone through the central<br />
locking collar.<br />
Centre Pole (Available Separately)
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
<strong>Mod</strong> <strong>60</strong> Brolly<br />
Disassembly<br />
When disassembling the brolly system,<br />
reverse the above procedure.<br />
Remember to remove the blanking nut<br />
from under the central locking collar<br />
before trying to dismantle it. Before<br />
rolling the brolly up and placing it in<br />
the bag, carefully fold the wings inside<br />
the frame and secure it with the<br />
webbing strap, as this will make<br />
getting the umbrella back into the<br />
bag much easier.<br />
Optional Extras<br />
– Full Infill Panel – 202210<br />
– Insect Panel – 202211<br />
– Half Groundsheet – 202212<br />
– Centre Pole - 202213<br />
– Grangers aftercare products –<br />
available from the <strong>Trakker</strong> website:<br />
www.trakkerproducts.com<br />
Storage<br />
Storage is one of the most important<br />
aspects of brolly care. The brolly<br />
should be packed away dry. If packed<br />
away wet, it should be dried within 24<br />
hours of returning from your session.<br />
If the brolly is left wet, mildew will<br />
form, which can severely damage the<br />
material and tape seals. It is worth<br />
checking the brolly frequently for<br />
signs of wear and tear, which may<br />
require attention.<br />
Remember: Store the brolly in a cool<br />
dry place away from sources of heat.<br />
The carrybag should be left with the<br />
top open if stored for extended<br />
periods. Reproof with Grangers Fabsil<br />
Gold at least once annually. Cleaning<br />
and reproofing the brolly will preserve<br />
the fabric and improve its ability<br />
to repel water.<br />
Cleaning<br />
Never use detergents on the brolly;<br />
instead, use warm water and then<br />
dry thoroughly in the shade.<br />
– Do not use detergents to clean<br />
because they may harm the<br />
proofing.<br />
– Never machine wash or tumble dry.<br />
– Avoid contact with abrasive<br />
scrubbing agents/cloths.<br />
– Avoid contact with fuel, oil and<br />
chemicals. Your warranty does not<br />
cover contact with the<br />
aforementioned agents/chemicals.<br />
Warranty<br />
All <strong>Trakker</strong> shelters and wraps are<br />
covered by a 12-month Manufacturer’s<br />
Warranty supplied as standard.<br />
The warranty runs from the date of<br />
purchase and covers replacement at<br />
our expense and discretion (with the<br />
same or similar model from our current<br />
range), or repair, including parts and<br />
labour, in the event of a manufacturing<br />
fault appearing on the shelter.<br />
Your warranty cover excludes faults<br />
arising from misuse, incorrect or<br />
negligent repairs, or acts of God.<br />
Fabric damage caused by mildew,<br />
incorrect washing, or improper storage<br />
is not covered by the <strong>Trakker</strong> warranty.<br />
This guarantee is only valid when<br />
used for recreational purposes, not<br />
including commercial usage, i.e. hiring,<br />
use by outdoor centres, etc. Please<br />
ensure that all products are clean and<br />
dry prior to being returned.<br />
No consequential loss may be claimed<br />
under this guarantee.<br />
Your warranty is provided in addition<br />
to any statutory rights.<br />
For more information on products<br />
and a full list of retailers, visit: www.<br />
trakkerproducts.com