Eureka! Tents Spitfire User Manual

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Component List:
1 Tent Body     1  Fly,   1 Short Pole,   1 Long Pole,
1 Carry Bag,    1 Stake Bag w/Stakes, 
1 Pole Bag,      2 Cords w/sliders

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Front peak

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Tension and stake out the web loops on either side of the fly.

Tie a cord to the storm loops on the fly. The cords must be staked 
out. Adjust the slider to maintain tension support. See fig.8.

Place the tent in the desired location and stake down the web loop at 

. 

Lift the long pole and pull the tent fabric taut at 

. Stake down the web 

loop. 

Stake out the floor web loops at 

 and 

. Work your way around the 

tent, pulling the fabric to remove floor wrinkles and adjusting the tension 
as you go. This is a tension tent- not a freestanding tent. Opposing corner 
webs must be pulled taut and staked out for sturctural support. See fig.5.

Unfold the fly, turn it right side up and drape it on the tent with the Eureka! 
logo over the front peak. 

REV. D 4.09

This tent features a poke-up vent in 
the fly, with zippered access in the 
roof cloth. Pull it open and set the 
stay with the hook and loop tab. 
See fig. 9.

ASSEMBLY:
Unpack the carry bag and separate all the parts. 
Unroll and unfold the tent and lay it on the ground with 
the mesh side up. If windy, place 

 into the wind and 

stake 

down the web loop.

Assemble the shock-corded poles. Try to prevent pole 
sections from snapping together, as this can damage the pole 
ends. Make certain each insert end has seated firmly into 
each plain end. 

Insert the end posts of the long 
tent pole into the web grommets 
from 

 to 

 creating an arc.

 Then, 

insert the end posts of the short pole 
into the web grommets from  

 to 

.

See fig.1 and  2.

Attach the web buckle from the 
corners of the fly to its mate on the 
corner tent web. Adjust the web to 
proper tension. 

Be careful, when 

finished, the fly must not come in 
contact with the tent body. 

See fig. 7.

Hook clips from the tent body to the tops and 
sides of each pole. 

 

See fig. 3 and 4.

Reach under the fly and wrap the 
hook and loop straps around the 
poles. See fig. 6.