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Pitching Instructions

9.  Assemble all the porch poles. Installation of these poles will require two people. Fit the porch roof RIDGE pole by 

connecting to the plastic lug on the air tube at the tent end. Extend the pole out to the length of the porch. Support 
ridge pole at the opposite end while arched front porch FRAME is being fitted. 

10. Fit the arched porch frame under the roof ridge pole and feed pins through the eyelets at the front of the porch. 

Extend all poles out until porch roof and front frame is taut. Secure frame to the porch with hook and loop tabs.

11. Finish by installing SIDE poles and pegging out guy ropes. When pegging out the steel porch poles, make sure the 

ropes are at a 45° angle to apply an even tension. 

1.  Take down the porch poles, unzip any doors & windows and remove the fly. 

2.  Fold the dry fly and roll until it fits into the fly bag. Remove pegs, leaving only the four corner pegs. 

3.  Deflate the air tubes in the reverse order shown in the diagram on page 4. Unscrew the valve caps releasing all the 

air in the air tubes. Make sure all the air escapes and the doors are unzipped. 

4.  Once the tent is deflated, remove the corner pegs. Fold the tent as shown below. Ensure that the air valves are not 

obstructed to allow the remaining air to escape. To reduce the chance of valve malfunction, the valves should be fully 
unscrewed when the product is in storage. 

Ensure the tent is completely dry and clean before storing away and store it in a dry environment.

Fold porch  

onto roof

Fold in side rooms

Fold into thirds

Valves 

this side

Valves 

this side

Roll

Packing Instructions

2 x steel 
25mm corner 
arches

1 x steel RIDGE  
porch pole  
(2800mm x  
22/25mm)

2 x steel SIDE  
porch poles  
(1940mm x  
19/22mm) 

1 x steel 22mm top arch

2 x steel 22mm 
straight poles

Summary of Contents for MOA 12 AIR

Page 1: ...MOA12AIR CANVAS TENT OWNER S MANUAL IMPORTANT Read this manual carefully before using the tent Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference Model No KC070 270...

Page 2: ...then repeat the process several more times Rain is the preferred option as sometimes the hose may not wet the fabric enough and you will still get some leakage 2 Drying out in the sun this important...

Page 3: ...abric of your tent as it can damage the water proofing and is not covered by our warranty Warranty Information The warranty period for this tent is found on the packaging and full details are on the K...

Page 4: ...w 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...

Page 5: ...and remove the fly 2 Fold the dry fly and roll until it fits into the fly bag Remove pegs leaving only the four corner pegs 3 Deflate the air tubes in the reverse order shown in the diagram on page 4...

Page 6: ...slow depressurisation Handle porch tent poles carefully When unfolding and folding the poles do not allow the shock cord to pull and snap the ends together This can damage the pole s ends and result...

Page 7: ...require regular care and attention to give the life and service expected Regular cleaning with plenty of clean water and a soft brush especially after exposure to salt water will preserve your tent s...

Page 8: ...can make the air tubes look less inflated As the day warms up the air will expand Check the air valve If debris is in between the one way seal and the valve there may be a slow leak Deflate the air t...

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