Maintenance tips and use and disassembly methods of military tents1

How to use the military tent: 1. Open the tent body packaging bag and the frame packaging bag, take out the product packaging list and count the number of parts. 2. Take out 8 universal rods and three sets of end frame tees and middle frame tees that have been pressed and fixed wire ropes, and place them into three groups of herringbone shapes and connect them. 3. Take 4 universal rods, end frame tee and middle frame tee to form a frame. 4. Put the whole cotton liner on the three sets of herringbone frames, and adjust the position so that the top of the cotton liner canopy is aligned with the middle rod of the herringbone frame. 5. Put the canopy top cover on the outside of the three groups of herringbone cotton liner, and adjust the position. 6. Take 6 vertical poles and insert them into the end frame tee and the middle frame spool respectively, and use 6 people to support the canopy at the same time, and connect it with the already placed ground pole through-head rod. 7. Bond the side wall of the cotton liner and the gable of the cotton liner with Velcro and adjust the position. 8. Pass the strapping straps of each pole of the single canopy body through the copper canopy ring of the cotton liner and tie them on each pole. 9. Tighten the straps at all parts, fasten the nylon zippers, and adjust the position of the tent to connect with the rods of the frame. 10. Glue the side walls and gables of the floor tent liner through Velcro. 11. Drive a triangle pile at the corresponding position on the ground, fix the pull rope, adjust the tightness, and put the rubber-plastic pile head on the end face of the triangle pile. 12. Arrange the tent and bury it with soil around the tent. The disassembly method of the military tent: 1. First pull out all the camp nails that fix the outer tent and the inner tent. When the wind is strong, hold the tent tightly to avoid being knocked down by the wind. Camp nails should be handled carefully, do not pull directly with the camp rope, and remember to determine the number of camp nails. 2. Unzip the outer tent and remove the front battalion post. Wipe the mud and moisture off the camp post, carefully pull up the post, and put it in the bag. 3. Remove and disassemble another battalion column, wipe it clean and put it in a bag. With the tent flat on the ground, it is easier to grab the top of the tent's two ridges. 4. The inner tent and the outer tent should be folded and packaged separately, so that the tent can be easily distinguished next time. When packing the outer tent, first grasp the loop hole at the top to separate it from the inner tent. Be careful not to grab the inner account as well. 5. Pull up the outer tent by pulling the ring hole to make it sag naturally, and fold it into a V shape. Before folding, make sure the tent is dry. 6. Roll up the tent on dry ground, the tighter the better. Fold in the sides of the tent as you roll, and note that the camp ropes are not tangled together. Military tent maintenance tips: 1. After each trip, clean the inner and outer tents, tent poles and ground nails. The main objects to be cleaned are snow, rain, dust, mud, grass and small insects. 2. The tent cannot be cleaned with a washing machine. It can be washed with water, hand-held and other washing methods. Use non-alkaline cleaning agents. After cleaning, place it in a ventilated place to dry in the shade. After disassembling it, put it into a storage bag and store it in a dry and cool place. The tent should be irregular. Fold, because after many uses of the tent, the folds are too regular and neat will make the crease harden and crack. 3. When using the tent, be careful not to wear shoes into the inner tent, because the soil, stones, etc. associated with the sole will easily scratch the inner tent, thus losing its waterproof significance. 4. Avoid indoor cooking, smoking, high temperature and open fire, which are very harmful to the tent. If the outside weather is bad and you are cooking in the tent, you need to put aluminum film or other heat-insulating items under the stove, and put all the tents. Doors and windows open. 5. Try to avoid using candles and other unprotected open flames as lighting props for lighting in the tent at night, and try to use headlights, flashlights and special gas lamps for tents. 6. Before going to bed, please place professional equipment such as rock climbing talents and ropes in the corner of the tent or in the front hall before the inner and outer tents, so as to prevent the tent from being hurt by touching these sharp objects when you are asleep at night.