Hi there , I am new to all of this and hope someone can help me. I have just purchase a pathfinder 600tc model , I think it is about a 1998 model . we have no instruction book and are struggling with putting the awning up .I wonder if any one has a instruction manuel or can give me some advice .
Many Thanks in advance
Hi try a search on past posts for "awning insructions" and "Ronns" asked the same question as yourself. Someone answered a good verbal instruction and "Mr T " has posted a drawing with all the poles and positions for a pathfinder awning
Hope this helps GCB
Quote: Originally posted by skye1956 on 21/6/2014
Hi there , I am new to all of this and hope someone can help me. I have just purchase a pathfinder 600tc model , I think it is about a 1998 model . we have no instruction book and are struggling with putting the awning up .I wonder if any one has a instruction manuel or can give me some advice . Many Thanks in advance
hi skye, if you search for a thread on here by lisa, under the name of oggies cakes, she also has a thread on converting a porch awning to fit a pathfinder, we had the same problems as yourself after buying our 2004 pathfinder about 3yrs ago,first time we tried to erect it was nearly divorce proceedings, lisa kindly e-mailed us a diagram of the pole layout, search on here for thread on putting the awning up, there is many helpful post on here,
From memory, there are 5 vertical poles and 7 roof poles.
3 of the vertical poles have spars welded onto them that join with 2 of the roof poles. These 2 roof poles are the horizontal ones at the front of the awning.
Start by sorting out the 2 corner and 1 middle vertical poles and in between these lay out the 2 vertical poles with the clamped ends.
The 5 other roof poles have hooks at one end and these hook into the holes at the top of the main cabin frame.
These 5 poles should be hooked in place before you zip the awning roof onto the main cabin.
3 of the hooked roof poles have ends on them that slot into the sides (2) and the middle vertical poles.
The other 2 roof poles have clamp ends on them and they clamp onto the front horizontal poles that go between the middle and each side (corner) poles.
There are a further 2 vertical front poles that also clamp onto these front horizontal poles.
I know this sounds complicated but once you lay out all the poles it will become clear as to what goes where.
Here is one of the old posts, this one includes the diagram for the poles. Hope it helps.
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Ps on the pathfinder there is also two extra legs that come down the front not showing here. Here you see 3 legs at the front they are the main legs and for argument sake are number 1 leg no 3 and no5 or two ends and one centre. Either side of the centre leg in line the middle go legs 2 and 4 therefore. Probably confused the matter but hey I know what I mean :-)
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