should be driven at least 2 feet and not morethan 2½ feet into the ground. To locate posi-tions for the ground anchors, measure out 6feet from the bottom of the tent wall,on both sides of the tent. Install anchorson each side of the tent; one in line with theguy line sleeve at each end arch, and oneat each intermediate arch.b. Guy Assemblies.(1) Working outside the tent, insert theloop and toggle bar of the guy assemblythrough the guy line sleeve (A, fig. 3-22).(2) Working inside the tent, pass theloop around the arch and over a purlin. Slipthe toggle bare through the loop to secure (B,fig. 3-22) .(3) Working outside the tent, attach the8-hook of the guy assembly to the ground an-chor loop, slide the adjusting beads up andthrough the toggle assembly, and clamp thetoggle closed when sufficient tension is obtained(c, fig. 3-22) .Note. If additional holding strength is required,additional anchors should be driven at some guy linelocations,3-13. Installing Tent Linera. End Assembly A.(1) Lay out end assembly A and one linerintermediate section, arch pipes down, match-ing the becket lacing of end assembly A withthe grommets of the intermediate section. Thisprocedure will determine the tent end to whichassembly A must be attached so that the linerwindow will line up with the correspondingwindow in the tent section.(2) Release both doorpost top assemblies.Pull the door control arm ropes to swing thedoorpost top assemblies and vehicle door out-ward. Make certain that the door control armis engaged in the door control arm lock.(3) Pass the rope attached to the ends ofthe center arch pipe over the top of the centershort purlin of the tent frame, Pull the ropeto raise the liner assembly to the top of thetent (fig. 3-23).(4) Using a ladder or other suitable de-vice, secure the center arch pipe to the shortpurlin, using the S-hook and chain assembliesFigure 3-22. Attaching guy assembly.3-27
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