Coleman AMERICAN HERITAGE WEATHERMASTER 923D129 User Manual

AMERICAN HERITAGE
®
WEATHERMASTER
®
CABIN 12'X9'
1
Layout & Positioning of Tent
– Layout and position tent with door
facing desired direction. (illus. 1)
– Stake down tent, starting with
the corners. Do not stretch
too tight. Angle the stakes
slightly toward the tent.
(illus. 2) Keep the floor taught.
– Unzip the door.
2
Assemble & Place Roof Poles
– Assemble all shock-corded
roof poles. When assembled will
form a continuous arch with both
ends pointing down. (illus. 3)
– Insert the curved ridge roof pole
through center roof pole sleeve.
(illus. 4)
– Insert the curved End roof poles
through end roof pole sleeves.
(illus. 4)
When You Are Ready
To Set Up Your Tent
– Select a level campsite clear
of rocks, branches and other
hard or sharp objects.
– Do not set up your tent
under trees.
– For best results in windy
conditions, position the end
of tent into the wind.
(1) Curved Ridge Roof Poles
(Red Sticker) Part No. 9232-1321
(2) Curved End Roof Poles
(Green Sticker) Part No. 9232-1331
(2) Center Adjustable Poles
(Red Sticker) Part No. 9232-1301
(4) End Adjustable Poles
(Green Sticker) Part No. 9232-1311
Rainfly Part No. 9232-1341
Instructions apply to Part Number 9232D129
illus. 3 Curved roof pole assembly.
illus. 4 Curved roof pole system shown
inserted through pole sleeves. (3 total)
illus. 2
Stake loops
properly staked
Front door
Roof sleeve
illus. 1
Pole sleeves
Shock-corded poles
Forms an arch
POLE ASSEMBLY PARTS
Hinged Door Pole
Part No. 9232-1361
Vertical Hinged Door Pole
Part No. 9232-1351

Coleman AMERICAN HERITAGE WEATHERMASTER 923D129 Specifications

General

Category	Camping Equipment
Brand	Coleman
Model	AMERICAN HERITAGE WEATHERMASTER 923D129
Sleeping Capacity	6
Number of Rooms	1
Number of Doors	1
Number of Windows	2
Pole Material	Fiberglass
Floor Material	Polyethylene
Rainfly	Yes
Setup Time	10 minutes
Weather Resistance	WeatherTec System
Center Height	72 inches
Peak Height	72 inches
Frame Material	Steel
Warranty	1 year

Summary

Pole Assembly Parts

Layout & Positioning of Tent

Positioning and Staking the Tent

Lay out the tent with the door facing the desired direction, then stake it down starting with corners, angling stakes slightly towards the tent.

Assemble & Place Roof Poles

Assemble and Insert Roof Poles

Assemble shock-corded poles into a continuous arch, then insert the curved ridge pole through the center sleeve and end poles through end sleeves.

Raise Center of Tent

Attach Center Poles and Brace Poles

Assemble center adjustable poles, insert square ends of brace poles into curved roof poles, and raise the tent upright.

Raise Sides of Tent

Attach End Poles and Rainfly

Insert end brace poles into curved end roof poles, attach rainfly 'S' hooks to brace poles, and assemble door poles.

Attach Guylines

Attach three guylines to each end of the rainfly and stake them out.

General Safety and Maintenance

Condensation Management

Condensation is normal; minimize it by removing wet clothing and ensuring good ventilation.

Storage and Care

Always dry the tent thoroughly before storage; do not leave poles telescoped together.

UV Exposure Warning

Prolonged UV exposure can damage or discolor tent material; do not leave tent set up for weeks.

Flame Resistance

Keep flame and heat sources away; fabric meets CPAI-84, but may burn if in contact with flame.