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Your Kiwi Camping Moa 12 Air tent includes:
1 x canvas tent (with air poles attached)
1 x canvas fly (with guy ropes and fasteners attached)
63 x steel pegs
1 x hand pump
5 x steel porch FRAME poles (1 x 22mm top arch, 2 x 25mm corner arches, 2 x 22mm straight poles)
1 x steel porch pole RIDGE (2800mm x 22/25mm)
2 x steel SIDE porch poles (1940mm x 19/22mm)
Pitching Instructions
1. Select a dry, level site and clear the ground of any sharp objects. Remove
the tent, pegs and pump from the carry bag. Untie fabric ties and unroll tent
with the floor facing down.
2. Spread out the tent and peg out the four main corners ensuring the tent
is pulled taut and square. Peg out the middle pegging points and then the
remaining pegging points on the floor. To make sure the tent stays in place,
insert the pegs into the ground at a 45° angle. It is recommended to pitch the
tent so it is in line with wind, never side on.
3. Unzip and open the doors to make erecting the tent easier. The fly can be
laid out on top of the tent before inflation. To keep the porch clean and out of
the way, fold it back over the roof of the tent until needed.
4. There is an external valve located on each air tube. Before inflating, the
valves need to be screwed into the air tube. Unscrew the valve cap on top
of the valve. Insert the pump hose into the valve and inflate the air tubes
from the centre tubes outwards. You may need to help the tube stand up so
it inflates evenly and in the correct shape. Make sure you only inflate to the
recommended pressure (6-8psi) as over-inflation can lead to tube damage.
Replace top cap of the valve after inflating each air tube. It is recommended
in hot weather that 6psi is used to allow for the air to expand inside the air
tubes. In cooler/windier conditions 8psi is recommended. Please adjust the
pressure in the air tubes as the ambient temperature changes. Only use the
pump provided as it has a pressure gauge which shows the recommended
pressure (psi).
5. Make sure the tent is sitting evenly. You may need to adjust the base of each
air pole so it sits flat with the ground.
6. Rope out the guy ropes and webbing straps and fine tune the tent so it
remains taut and positioned correctly. Fold the porch off the roof.
7. If you haven’t already done so, carefully pull the FLY over the tent. Secure
the fly to the tent by fastening the buckles on each corner first, then fasten and
tighten the remaining buckles.
8. Finally, peg out the remaining guy ropes and webbing straps, ensuring that
adequate tension has been applied to the rope adjusters to keep the fly sitting
securely. Ropes should not be too close to the tent, ie. more angle means
more tension.
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NOTE: Read all tent care instructions before use.
