What is the mechanism for lowering the legs? Push button or the pull peg systems? Is it the same for the top of the tent as it is for the legs?
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It is easy to put up and looks great, but we found that ours was not very durable when used at our twice weekly farmer's market. The center top cap broke off, but we were able to replace that with a tennis ball. However, later in the season, the tent started ripping at the corner where the fabric pulled through the stitching.
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The legs lower/raise with a ring you pull out. The same for the top of the tent. It was very easy for my wife to use - other farmer's market vendors were jealous of how easily it worked. The all steel one we got was too heavy to move; we wish we'd have gotten the lighter all-aluminum framed one.
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I bought these for my parents so I'm not able to check to be exactly sure but I believe you pull that black level on the side by the armrest to release the footrest and then push back. Then if I recall to release the footrest you pull the lever again and push down with your legs. Wasn't difficult at all. I hope that helps!
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You have to run the two poles through two inserts on the bottom of the tent. You will see them where the Velcro flaps are. I was also disappointed when I discovered it wasn't a true pop up tent, and felt mislead by the description. Depending on how rough your kids are on the tent, the poles may start to break through the inserts. My two kids go nuts when the tent is out, so ours is already in need of some major sewing to repair the inserts where the poles go.
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It is floor less. So you just set up the tent and then you can set up your bed. In our case, we did cots.
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Yes, a lock at the top locks the trigger that drops the legs. I found that you do not need it, legs do not drop unless you pull the trigger.
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The legs have flat tabs at the base that have small holes in them. There are L-shaped pegs that slide through the holes in the tabs and secure the arbor to the ground. The arbor is substantially heavy. The pegs seem to be enough to hold the arbor in place. I have only had this for a few months but it has withstood sustained winds of 20 mph and gusts of 30 mph.
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Hi Vicki,Did you install the steel poles around the sides of the tent that go from the plastic Y connectors to the steel pins in the stake locations around the bottom of the tent? If they fit it seems the floor would be flat on the ground and the stakes would go in. The stakes go at the same places that the side poles attach. The steel pins lock in the bottom of the side poles to pull the sides down. Ed
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This comes with a pole that you use to make holes in the ground (need a hammer or rubber mallet). Then you place the bottom of the legs into the holes and that's it.
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Four pegs hold the corners of the floor stretched out. A rope goes through the top, holding it up. The tent must be placed between two trees or posts (like a hammock). The Iincluded pegs are weak steel wire, suggest buying set of real tent pegs. Also the tent is designed to keep you warm, but in extreme heat I believe it can be turned inside out to reflect heat away.
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you use anchors to tie down the canopy, not the canopy legs. ShelterLogic 15" Auger Anchor 40' Rope, 4 Pieces
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The legs come off. It is super easy to fold up for transport. Works great too.
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There is no adjustment on the legs. The method of operation is similar to a spring pole on a tent. It only has one hight. This is not a complicated tripod. It is most effective for taking timed selfies with a point and shoot or SLR. Camera should not be too heavy.
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Not exactly sure what you are referring to. The center section slides out after the slider clamp is loosened, similar to the legs sliding down. You do have to remove the bottom piece with the hook used to weight the tripod. Does this help?
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Scott, I bought two of these tents and if you have two people put the frame together without the legs and then put the legs on one side only that will take a couple of hours, if you then have at least four people to help guide the tent over the frame then you can be done in another hour. That is really taking your time and doing it right. This method also allows you to put it together without ladders. You install the other set of legs after you have attached the tent in the eves with the bungie straps.
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Not really. AS part of the folding/pop up mechanism, the canopy itself first opens, then the legs go up. But it is not usable (high enough) with the legs not up fully.
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When you pull up on the lever on the leftside of chair you use your leg or the heels of your feet to push down and back on the leg rest to place the leg rest in a position you like. I hope this helps. I love my chair.
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The tent is an integral part of the cot and is permanently attached. The whole unit weighs between 25 to 30 pounds so it isn't going anywhere. If you were in some very high winds you could stake down the legs. The rain-fly has tie downs that attach to the legs of the cot.