Eureka! Tents Grand Manan 7 User Manual

Component List: 1 Tent,   2 Tent Poles,  1 Carry Bag,  1 Pole Bag,  

1 Stake Bag w/ Stakes and Guys,  1 Rain Fly,   1 Fly Rod 

• Once the tent is securely staked down, spread the 

rain fly out, upside down. Find the web pockets at 

the top of the clear window. Place the ends of the 

fly rod into the pockets. 

• Wrap the Velcro® tab around 

the rod to hold in place. See 

Fig.6 & 7

• Turn the fly right side up and drape 

it over the top of the tent. Align the 

orange web on the fly to the orange 

web on the tent. The fly rod should 

poke out over the doors. Reach 

under the fly and wrap the Velcro® 

straps through the openings in the 

sleeves and around the pole to 

secure the fly to the tent frame. See 

fig. 8.

• Also attach the wide Velcro® straps 

to the patches on the sleeves at 

each corner elbow. See fig. 9

• Locate the long adjustable web/buckle 

assemblies on the underside at each corner 

of the fly.  Attach these buckles to their 

mates on the corner stake-out webs and 

adjust to proper tension.  See fig.10

• There are also web/ring assemblies on the 

bottom at each corner of the fly. Slide these 

rings over the same stakes that hold the 

corner web loops. Adjust as necessary. See 

fig.11

• Grasp the web/rings on the vestibule and 

pull out and away from the tent. Stake these 

down and adjust tension. See fig.12

The Grand Manan has exceptional air flow. 

Detach the web rings from the stakes. Roll up the 

fly sides for 4-way ventilation. Secure in place with 

the attached loops and toggles.

NOTE:  In strong winds, tie extra cords ( included ) to 

Take down: 

Pull up stakes and open doors. Remove the fly and 

fly rod. Push poles out of the sleeves. Collapse all 

poles and stow in the pole bag. Fold the tent/fly. 

Roll up both along with the pole bag towards a 

door. Stow all in the main bag.

NOTE:  Do not drop tent bag or pole bag on its end. Do not bounce 

Rev  B  4-09

Raise the tent:

• Unroll and unfold the tent and lay it on the ground. If it’s windy, 

stake down one front corner into wind. 

• Assemble all of the shock corded poles. Keep the pole sections 

from snapping together, as this can damage the pole ends. 

Make certain each plain end has been properly seated into the 

metal ferrule. Lay the poles side by side and divide according to 

length. Long for the tent and short for the fly. 

• Insert one of the two long 

poles into each sleeve. The 

poles run corner to corner 

across at the center through 

the sleeves . See fig 1 & 2

fig.2

fig.3

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fig.7

fig.10

fig.13

fig.11

fig.12

fig.9

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fig.6

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fig.1

• The tent is now freestanding. Place the tent in the 

desired location and stake it down through the 

corner web loops. Stake the opposite corners while 

applying tension to square the tent and smooth 

any floor wrinkles. It works best to do this before 

you add the fly. See fig.5 

fig.5

• Insert the post end of a pole into a 

grommet on the corner stake-out web. 

See fig.3

• At the opposite corner, grasp the web and 

simultaneously push the pole to form an 

arc. Insert the post end into the grommet 

on the corner stake-out web to 

maintain tension. Do this again with 

the second long pole and the other 

pair of corner webs. See fig.4