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AIRSTREAM OWNERS MANUAL

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EXTERIOR12. Cinch down the ladder locks located on the top corners of the trailer (Figure 12) toprovide a tight fit between the trailer and tent.GUYING OUTIf you run two cords at an angle from the side, all movement except toward the anchorswill be prevented. Once you start using cords from the side, it becomes clear that theyare much more useful than straight-out cords.= anchors = guy line13. Stake down the tent (Figures 13A & 13B)Figure 12DFigure 13AFigure 13BWARNING: If strong winds exist, DO take the tent down to avoid seriousinjury or death and damage to the tent, the trailer, or your vehicle!NOTE: For optimum strength (as shown) you will need to purchase additional guyline.NOTES & TIPSStaking Tips.The best way to use rocks for staking andguying out in rocky terrain (or on pavement)is to find one large rock and onesmall rock. Tie a piece of cord from yourstake or guy off point around the smallrock, set the large rock on top of the cordright next to the small rock, and pull until it is tight.• DO attach the tent securely to your trailer following these instructions.• DO use supplemental means to anchor the tent such as rocks or sandbags.• TO minimize UV damage from the sun, DO NOT keep the tent set up for longperiods of time or when not in use.• DO use guylines to further secure the tent.• In case of light winds, consider using your trailer and vehicle as a windbreak.D - 16

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