How do you close the legs and put it back into the bag?
1068779
the legs can be removed entirely by pushing the burner up and pushing the leg up out of the hole in the red metal. a spring keeps the burner down to keep the legs from coming out altogether on their own. Just push each leg up from where it is connected to the red circular metal piece under the burner and you can either collapse them together or remove them.
1068780
The disk that holds the legs in place is spring loaded. A little pressure up away from the legs and you can swing 2 legs against the third. It then fits neatly in the bag.
1068781
The legs are in by simple spring pressure so they are easy to pull out of place and then rotate to one side. The is a small coil spring between the burner/round plate and the base. This puts tension on the legs holding them into small holes in the base. Most of the time I don't keep my stove in the bag unless the cook set I am using is too small to hold the stove. For the price it's hard to beat this stove. I use it 100% butane cartridges I have refilled saving lots of $$$. Have fun hiking.
1068782
Push up on the reflector, then push two legs back parallel to the third. It helps to put it in the bag, if the third leg is the one closest to the gas hose.
1241617
make sure the zipper is open all the way and fold the legs inward they should fold in easy
1054673
I didn't have much problem getting it back into the bag. Lay it out flat. Then get the storage bag and lay it next to the tent so you can see the size it needs to be when folded. Fold both sides of the tent in toward the middle until the width of the tent is a little less than the length of the storage bag. Then roll it up very tight and it should fit into the bag.
2094594
This is a ziplock type/ stay fresh bag so don't worry about opening it. After you open it and use it you simply zip it shut again for continued use.
1882429
Flip it over and pull the pin that is located on the right side at fold. Remember to pull the legs and slide them into flat position.
1776756
You just press the seal together - there should be a plastic tab on the top that you squeeze and run across the top. You sometimes have to squeeze hard to get the bag to seal.
400117
Assuming that you used the internal retainer ring; all you have to do is press in anywhere near the top of the bag. then work your fingers underneath the retainer and push in. This will locally collapse the ring and you can easily remove the bag.
1369053
yes... there's a little 'pocket on the side of the bag to hold 2 legs and a strap to hold the top portion down... not the quickest disconnect... but it works...
2220750
When you can't fit anymore waste in there, click the button on the front of the unit and open it up, tilting the top all the way down. You'll see the "cutter" and just cut the bag at the point that you'll have enough room to tie the knot without your fingers icky *hehe* I have found that letting the top portion lean all the way back really helps guide me where to cut the bag so I have room to tie it off, and it exposes the cutter nicely for you so you know exactly what to do.
1281973
Open the orange briefcase part to a 90 degree angle and the legs slide in the back
2007984
If your using a tall 12" bag (for example) seal the top closed without anything in it. Now you have a sealed bag on both ends. Cut the bag MidWay in half. You now have 2 smaller 6" bags to work with. Fill bag, seal it and ready to go is the other half...Hope it helps!
671150
Joseph and Danny, when putting it back in the bag, don't try to roll it. Literally start with a corner and just stuff it in. Works much better. It's even reccommended on the teton website regarding putting it back in the bag.
57754
separately... if you separate the bags and zip them up, fold them lengthwise, then start rolling from the head end. Rolling slowly to allow air to escape is key to having a compact roll. when you reach the end with elastic straps, you wrap on strap around each side of the roll.
358758
I managed to stuff it back in the bag in about 5 minutes. Just start at one end and keep punching it down into the bag, removing the air as you go. There is no way to roll it or fold it and then put it in the bag.
526628
It is better to place less in the bag. Try filling the bag, place bag on floor with zip-lock away from you, place a 2 foot by 2 foot board on top of bag, close bag most of the way, slowly add weight from one knee onto the board, when the bag is empty of air close the zip-lock and squeeze the plastic clip across zip-lock 3-4 times. Slowly remove your weight. Good luck.
435442
Yes, that is exactly what the legs do. When the legs come out, the bag sits on the ground at a 45 degree angle. When you pick it up, the legs retract back to the bag.
842013
It is actually really intuitive and doesn't really require "assembly". Once you pull the frame out of the bag, you simply pull the frame open. Then you hook the hammock over the posts. To take it down, you take the hammock off and pull up on the center to collapse the hammock. It will fit nicely back in the case too.