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CLAM 5600 PARTS LIST If you need replacement parts, contact Clam Corporation’s Customer Service at 763-231-4120 or customerservice@clamcorp.com. Customer service hours: 9am –4pm, weekdays, central time. ITEM # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 DESCRIPTION QTY. PART NO. TENT 1 102441 CLAM FLOOR 60 X 32 2 101156 CLAM CENTER 60 X 9 1 101161 PLYWOOD, 1/2 X 11-7/8" 2 101184 HOLE COVER, 12 X 24 2 101185 SPREADER TUBE 2 101186 LATCH 8 101189 RIVET, 3/16 X 5/8 8 101190 NUT, KEPS 8 101191 NUT, NYLOCK 6 101163 ROPE, 9' 1 101095 ROPE, 3/8 X 20" BRAIDED POLY 2 101200 STRAP ATTACHMENT 10 101202 LATCH, RUBBER W/PIN 2 101203 WASHER, 1" 10 101206 SCREW, 3/4" 4 101212 A SUPPORT BRACE 2 101197 B SUPPORT BRACE 2 101192 SCREW, 1-1/2" TRUSS HEAD 2 101208 CARRIAGE BOLT, 5/8" 8 101209 DOME POLE 1 101182 STAPLE, 1-1/2" 6 101210 BOLT, 1-3/4" 4 101211 SCREW, 3/4" 10 101207 SQUARE POLE ASSY 4 101645 ROUND POLE ASSY 4 101646 HOOP POLE 2 101171 HINGE CONNECTOR 4 101641 Page 2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION (Parts on this page are NOT actual size.) PARTS IDENTIFICATION (Parts on this page are NOT actual size.) #27 HOOP POLE PART 101171 #28 HINGE CONNECTOR PART 101641 #26 ROUND POLE PART 101646 #25 SQUARE POLE PART 101645 #6 SPREADER TUBE PART 101186 #21 DOME POLE PART 101182 #17 A SUPPORT BRACE PART 101197 #18 B SUPPORT BRACE PART 101192 Page 3 PARTS IDENTIFICATION PARTS IDENTIFICATION #15 1" WASHER #10 NYLOCK NUT #9 KEPS NUT PART 101206 PART 101163 PART 101191 #16 3/4" SCREW #24 3/4" SCREW #19 1-1/2" SCREW PART 101212 PART 101207 PART 101208 #20 CARRIAGE BOLT #23 1-3/4" BOLT PART 101209 PART 101211 Page 4 CLAM 5600 EXPLODED DRAWING CLAM 5600 EXPLODED DRAWING Page 5 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS PRODUCT ON THE ICE practice setting up and taking down at home in the comfort of a heated area. Repeat several times until comfortable. This will make your on-ice set-up much easier. NO TOOLS ARE NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY OF YOUR CLAM 5600. 1. INITIAL SET-UP a. Open the Clam 5600 and lay on a flat level surface. See Diagram A. b. Lift up the two hoop pole sections until the snap button locks into place. Lock the braces. See Diagram B. (Both ends.) c. Unfold the tent and unzip both doors. Pull the tent over the two hoop poles. See Diagram C. d. On the door ends of the tent on the top of the seam, you will see two velcro strips. Attach the two velcro strips to the two hoop poles on the top of doors. 2. INSERT POLES a. Insert the two spreader tubes (#6) on each end of the hoop pole. See Diagram D. b. Adjust the spreader tubes until the hoop poles are at a 90 degree angle and tent is snug, then tighten the adjustment knob. c. Install the dome pole (#21) in the center of the 5600. See Diagram E. (Note: The dome pole is the non-adjustable pole.) 3. FASTEN THE TENT a. Fasten the tent to the base by placing the elastic straps around the notches in the base. See Diagram F. b. Continue fastening the tent to the base by inserting the strap from the tent through the back of the buckle. See Diagram G. Pull the strap until the elastic on the buckle starts to stretch. Fold the tab on the buckle over and all the way down to fasten. See Diagram H. (Note: This only needs to be done the first time you set up your 5600.) 4. INSTALL LICENSE (Check with local authorities for the requirements of your area.). a. Locate the clear sleeve sewn to the outside of the tent. Slide the required documention of you area into the sleeve for display. Page 6 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 5. DISMANTLING YOUR CLAM a. To take your Clam 5600 down, repeat steps 1–3 in reverse order. Lay all the poles on one side of the base. Fold the tent into the base, making sure you don’t fold or crease the windows as that could cause them to crack. See Diagram J. b. Close up the base and secure the rubber latches. See Diagram K. Note: Continuous pulling behind a four wheeler or snowmobile will result in premature wear of the base. We recommend a ski or slide system be mounted to the base of your Clam (i.e., nylon strapping or old downhill or cross country skis). ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS DIAGRAM A DIAGRAM B Page 7 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS DIAGRAM C DIAGRAM D Spreader Tubes Page 8 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS DIAGRAM E Dome Pole DIAGRAM F DIAGRAM G DIAGRAM H Page 9 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS DIAGRAM I DIAGRAM J \ Page 10 -S a f et y I nst r u ct i o ns --S a f et y I nst r u ct i o ns - Please fully understand and follow all safety instructions as outlined. Failure to do so could result in severe injury or death. .Do not use open flame heaters in your ice shelter. Injury or death may result from fire if tent fabric is exposed to open flame. The tent is not fireproof, but the fabric is treated with a fire retardant that meets CPAI-84 specifications. Application of any foreign substance may render the flame retardant properties ineffective. Ice Armor fabric will melt when contact is made with hot surfaces (i.e., heaters...