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With the help of a friend, starting with the trailer 
pole, followed by the central pole, fold the hoop 
pole frames down one at a time taking care to 
tuck and fold the canvas within the edges of the 
Camper Trailer Tent base, see Figure 25, from 
the previous Set up and Assembly Instructions 
section. While using only a slight amount of 
force try and flatten and fold the canvas evenly 
as much as possible as this will assist you when 
fitting the dust cover.

For Camper Trailer Tent models 6 & 7 only, unroll 
the vinyl dust cover attached to the front of the 
Camper Trailer Tent and position the vinyl dust 
cover evenly over the folded Camper Trailer Tent. 
Connect the side and rear shock cord rope to the 
hooks under the Camper Trailer Tent base and 
across the rear tail gate to evenly tension the 
vinyl dust cover.

For all Camper Trailer Tent models Outer Ridge 
375, Outer Ridge 475, 8, 9 & 12, position the 
vinyl dust cover over the folded Camper Trailer 
Tent making sure the zip connecting position is 
aligned. Engage the zipper and after zipping pat 
down the Velcro™ to ensure weather protection 
is complete. Connect the side shock cord ropes 
to the hooks under the Camper Trailer Tent base 
to evenly tension the vinyl dust cover.

Once the Camper Trailer Tent is folded and 
secured with the vinyl dust cover, place poles, 
ropes, pegs in their respective carry bags, 
owner’s manual and other miscellaneous parts 
into the trailer. Make sure that the exposed 
nuts, bolts and brackets inside the trailer cannot 
damage any of your packed gear inside the 
trailer. Close and lock both latches that secure 
the Camper Trailer Tent to the trailer.

As a final safety check before transporting the 
trailer, ensure the rear stabiliser legs have been 
folded up, check that the front jockey wheel is 
stowed correctly for towing, the safety chain is 
connected to the towing vehicle and lights are 
connected and are all working correctly. Make 
sure the dust cover is secure around the entire 
perimeter of the trailer. On long journeys, stop 
periodically to check the dust cover and all nuts 
and bolts are secure. 

Step 8

Step 9

Step 10

Step 11

HELPFUL  HINT
Never store a Camper Trailer Tent damp or 

dirty. If you have no choice to return home 

from your camping trip with a damp or 

dirty tent, make sure you open it out to air 

in a cool, dry and shaded place as soon as 

possible and only pack it away when it is 

completely dry and clean.

HELPFUL  HINT
Latches which are not closed correctly may 

open in transit and could cause damage. 

By purchasing and placing a small padlock 

in the loop provided on each latch, this 

possibility is eliminated and your trailer 

contents are secured. 

HELPFUL  HINT
OZtrail recommends that an additional 

tie down strap be placed over the Camper 

Trailer Tent when travelling. Firstly they 

reduce the stress on the latches and hinges 

as well as the nuts and bolts from vibrations 

when travelling on rough roads. Secondly 

they reduce the ballooning e

ff

ect that the 

wind has on the dust cover which cuts down 

drag and saves fuel.

Disassembly and Folding 

instructions

Summary of Contents for Camper 12 CCT-12-D

Page 1: ...per 9 Camper 9 Deluxe Camper 12 and Camper 12 Twin Camper 12 Deluxe CCT 06 D CCT 375 D CCT 07 D CCT 475 D CCT 08 D and CCT 08T D Camper 6 Outer Ridge 375 Camper 7 Outer Ridge 475 Camper 8 and Camper 8...

Page 2: ...provide a barrier to water droplets Silver coated SatProof 800 Canvas Roofs are a 340gsm blended cotton canvas In a similar process to SatProof 600 Canvas this fabric is treated further to provide 80...

Page 3: ...m platform with ladder included except 9 Classic Convenient internal access to trailer storage area via an under mattress door with gas strut support Full tilt feature for external access to trailer c...

Page 4: ...l find a number of sections that relate to the Camper TrailerTent use These sections have details relating to parts lists maintenance hints and information relating to the use of the CamperTrailerTent...

Page 5: ...8mm gripper washers 8 x 15 8mm washers 4 x 13 8mm anti slip nut with nylon insert Fitting Parts Description for Camper Trailer tent models 6 7 9 Classic 2 x Clamping Latch mounted on bracket See Figur...

Page 6: ...8mm washers 1 x 13 8mm anti slip nut with nylon insert 1 x 20mm screw HELPFULHINT Themountingbrackethasbeendesigned toeitherfitonflatmetalormetalwith corrugations Thebracketspansmost corrugations The...

Page 7: ...theCamper TrailerTenttoatrailerandsetuptheCamper TrailerTentwithagenerousamountoftime beforeyouleaveforatrip Checkthatallparts arepresentandthatyoufamiliariseyourself withtheassembly setupandfoldaway...

Page 8: ...moveasyouworkonit Withyourthreehelpers lifttheCamperTrailerTentontothetrailer TheCamper TrailerTentneedstobeplacedsothatitfoldsouttothe sideofthetrailer FortheCamperTrailerTent8models it foldsouttothe...

Page 9: ...NG POLES Pole 901 x 2 Pole 6 x 3 Pole 203 x 1 Pole 201 x 2 INTERNAL POLES AWNING POLES Side pole x 4 Side door pole x 2 Forward side pole only Outer Ridge 475 C12 C12 Twin C12 Deluxe x 2 Pole 4 x 2 ex...

Page 10: ...made up of 2 holes 1 hole approximately 20 30cm from the front and 1 hole approximately 20 30cm from the rear along each side and 2 holes evenly spaced across the front see Figure12 Position the 2 ro...

Page 11: ...s Once this is in place align the position of the catch hook that is attached to the timber base board see Figure 15 For camper trailer tent models 6 7 9 Classic with the optional gas tilt attachment...

Page 12: ...fferent models of Camper Trailer Tents Please note the side of the angle mount brackets with the large diameter holes is to attach to the gas strut the side with the smaller diameter holes attaches to...

Page 13: ...odel see Figure 21 and 22 Camper Trailer Tent 6 7 pole list HELPFULHINT Alwayscarryseveralhardwoodgroundplates approximately400mmlongx200mmwide x40mmthick touseassupportblocksfor yourrearstabilisersan...

Page 14: ...e 12 12Twin 12Deluxetohelpstandupthe tent releasethetwosidelatchesholdingthe CamperTrailerTentbasetothetrailerand allowtheCamperTrailerTentbasetotiltonthe trailerusingthehingesandgasstruts Once theCam...

Page 15: ...evel and secure by repeating Step 1 above Now unzip the door access under the awning and walk inside the Camper Note that the steel hoop pole frames radiate from hub plates at each front corner of the...

Page 16: ...idge pole and secure the other end of the forward side poles into the pocket provided on the floor and wall junction Finally adjust the height of forward side poles to allow the roof and rear wall to...

Page 17: ...cluding 2 x awning poles for rear door 1 x Spreader pole with two flattened ends 3 1x Long spreader pole with two flattened ends 2 1 x Spreader pole with C clips each end 55 3 x Ridge poles with bent...

Page 18: ...ge pole 6 over a corner pole 201 spigot now place the corner eye of the canvas awning over the spigot and adjust the length of both poles to pull the canvas tight Raise the pole 201 to the approximate...

Page 19: ...ty Step 6 Attaching the optional sunroom and optional sunroom floor If you have purchased the OZtrail 3 in 1 sunroom option it simply attaches by way of a continuous Velcro strip running up the side o...

Page 20: ...ailerTent 7 tent poles CamperTrailerTent Outer Ridge 475 tent poles CamperTrailerTent Outer Ridge 375 tent poles 201 203 201 901 901 POLE 6 POLE 6 POLE 6 7 Centre Ridge Pole 7 Centre Side Pole 7 Centr...

Page 21: ...e pole Centre Side pole Front Side pole Front Riage pole Centre Rrdge pole Trailer Side pole POLE 5 POLE 5 POLE 4 POLE 4 Front Side Door Pole Trailer Ridge pole Trailer Side pole Centre Side pole Cent...

Page 22: ...e Centre Side pole Front Side pole Front Riage pole Front Riage pole Centre Rrdge pole Trailer Side pole POLE 5 POLE 55 POLE 4 POLE 4 Front Side Door Pole Forward Side Pole CamperTrailerTent all 12 12...

Page 23: ...b plates Remove all guy ropes and tent pegs with a claw hammer or peg puller and put them into their bag Collapse the awning frame by removing and disassembling the poles in the reverse order of the a...

Page 24: ...s manual and other miscellaneous parts into the trailer Make sure that the exposed nuts bolts and brackets inside the trailer cannot damage any of your packed gear inside the trailer Close and lock b...

Page 25: ...dry before storage When the poles and zips have been used in damp dusty sandy or salty conditions they must be cleaned and coated with a thin film of oil or silicon based liquid spray before storage M...

Page 26: ...e storage To clean your canvas gently dampen and wash with a circular motion with a soft brush or cloth Take care with the scrubbing and the detergent as both can have an effect on the water proofing...

Page 27: ...les within the fabric Let the CamperTrailerTent dry completely before repeating the wetting and drying cycle Keep repeating the wetting and drying process until there is no leakage during the hosing p...

Page 28: ...r A well ventilated Camper Trailer Tent not only maintains healthy oxygen levels but also reduces condensation build up on the inside of the fabric t P OPU VTF GVFM CVSOJOH EFWJDFT UIBU consume oxygen...

Page 29: ...SBJMFS 5FOU OFBS B cliff base in case of collapse or a rock fall t P OPU MFBWF UIF BNQFS 5SBJMFS 5FOU TFU VQ in strong winds pack away the Camper Trailer Tent and seek refuge in your vehicle t P OPU T...

Page 30: ...wear holes in the floor fabric or where there are joins in the floor fabric To prevent this do not set up the Camper Trailer Tent in hollows and make sure water drains away from the tent site STRUCTUR...

Page 31: ...uickly if fabric is caught into the zipper When this occurs the slider does not compress and interlock zipper coil teeth tightly enough and the zip bursts open or does not close To fix this simply und...

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