Thanks for watching and your comment! Enjoy your new canopy! 2 tips for setting it up yourself: 1) you can stake the one corner leg in place and with a slight lifting of the opposite corner leg, you can expand it yourself 2) you can velcro the top cover to it's respective corners before expanding the frame Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
I appreciate your showing the locking mechanism because I am having a devil of a time getting them to go above the pin. You did with out the top on 1st so I will remove the top and then try. Thank you.
You should be able to leave the top on while you set it up.with the canopy mostly outstretched, It may help to push upward on the corner while holding that leg
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Thanks for watching! One trick I discovered to make it alot easier for one person is stake down one leg and lift the leg on the opposite corner as you are pulling it. Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
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I had to put one up today for my wife birthday 🎂 and I figured it out just by common sense and it went well. Now I’m looking at videos of how others put their together 😆
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Thanks for the tutorial I was wondering why the top of mines was keep going down where it lock just brought mines today cause I do Mobile tinting need it for wind and dust and allat also got some to cover the surrounding
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment! You may also like this tip: buy some ball bungee (I found a box of 50 white ones online for a reasonable price). Buy some Harbor Freight 9' x 7'6" tarps. Use the ball bungees to attach the grommets of the tarp to the top scissor frame (if it is a slant leg canopy, attach the 7'6" side of the tarp; for a straight leg, attach the 9' side of the tarp). Then you can weight down the tarp or possibly attach the sides to the legs. Voilá, you now have a shield from sun, wind, etc. Easy up, easy down. Good luck with your tinting business! I hope that you find continued success! Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
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Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment! In case you missed the other comments, for easy 1 person set up, stake the one leg and lift up and pull the opposite corner leg. I also saw in another video that you can attach the canopy velcro on the 4 corners before stretching out the frame although I haven't tried it yet, myself. Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of all the latest and greatest content and feel free to check out my other videos and playlists!
Thanks for watching! This was my first time setting it up and I cant recall if i discovered it later, but i will be sure to check that out! Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest videos!
The taller you make it go the more susceptible it is to wind. I only go up 2 holes and stake it down. That way it can easily with stand a strong 40 mph wind.
I believe the base footprint of both slant and straight leg is 10ft by 10ft. The slant leg gives 8ft x 8ft coverage so I would guess you get the full 10x10 coverage with the straight leg. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Be sure you are subscribed be notified of the latest and greatest content.
Thanks for watching and your comment! Absolutely! About 2 months ago I took it camping. I set it up over the picnic table (top is 8' x 8') and i even used ball bungees to attach the 7ft side of a 7ft something by 9ft 6 tarp and used PVC pipe and a tree to secure the other end and had another 9ft of shelter. It was great! If you stake the one leg down (the feet have a hole to stake it down), one person can unfold it with one hand. Be sure to check out my other videos and make sure you are subscribed to my channel to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
Yes! Taking it down can be tricky. I figured out that when you "pop" the button to release each corner you need to pull down on the "knuckle" of the top support to release it and make sure all 4 joints are collapsed inward as you start to take it down. I will be setting mine up again soon. I will try to make another video for taking it down. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of all the latest content!
I forgot I will buy a silver reflective tarp bigger than 10x10 for overhang on all sides and lay it over the supplied cover and secure down NOTE:if others think to do this DO NOT BUY the tarps from walley world or any other place that sells tarps if when you look at the material It looks like shredded wheat (the cereal back when I was a kid) it will deteriorate and become stringy like shredded paper….I have a good tarp bought 8 yrs ago and still intact no issues I use it for yard work,good reminder is you see truckers with tarps covering loads on flat beds even though size of tarp is way bigger than I need it would be same type material…do your research folks
Mine did not last too long just got broken I paid $40 in walmart quality is no good I just replace it for a coleman one more expensive but better quality.
@@kevinbrown9032 I don’t know but there is a guy in Northern California who has left up his Ozark Trail Canopy for 2 years and never taken it down. He says the material is starting to show slight wear but still doesn’t leak. For $40.00 it’s a pretty good deal.
Most likely. I ordered mine online, but Ozark Trail is the Walmart brand. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest content!
Thank you for this video! I bought one today and I will be setting up by myself this weekend. This was helpful.
Thanks for watching and your comment! Enjoy your new canopy! 2 tips for setting it up yourself:
1) you can stake the one corner leg in place and with a slight lifting of the opposite corner leg, you can expand it yourself
2) you can velcro the top cover to it's respective corners before expanding the frame
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No tiene idea de lo mucho que me ayudo su video. Mil gracias 😊
Estoy tan agradecida por tu comentario
(i am so thankful for your comment)
This is right on time i just bought one today
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I appreciate your showing the locking mechanism because I am having a devil of a time getting them to go above the pin. You did with out the top on 1st so I will remove the top and then try. Thank you.
You should be able to leave the top on while you set it up.with the canopy mostly outstretched, It may help to push upward on the corner while holding that leg
Thank you you made it so much easier 🥰!!!!!
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I'm a girl and it's very hard to do myself. I've been watching this video over and over to see the trick.
Thanks for watching! One trick I discovered to make it alot easier for one person is stake down one leg and lift the leg on the opposite corner as you are pulling it. Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
Me too this thing is bs
Thank you I needed to see how to put up.
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Thank you made it much easier than reading instructions
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I am glad you found it helpful! This was my very first time setting it up, but I have since set one up a few more times.
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I had to put one up today for my wife birthday 🎂 and I figured it out just by common sense and it went well. Now I’m looking at videos of how others put their together 😆
How did I do for my first time?
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Thanks for the video buddy 👍
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Thanks for the tutorial I was wondering why the top of mines was keep going down where it lock just brought mines today cause I do Mobile tinting need it for wind and dust and allat also got some to cover the surrounding
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment! You may also like this tip: buy some ball bungee (I found a box of 50 white ones online for a reasonable price). Buy some Harbor Freight 9' x 7'6" tarps. Use the ball bungees to attach the grommets of the tarp to the top scissor frame (if it is a slant leg canopy, attach the 7'6" side of the tarp; for a straight leg, attach the 9' side of the tarp). Then you can weight down the tarp or possibly attach the sides to the legs. Voilá, you now have a shield from sun, wind, etc. Easy up, easy down. Good luck with your tinting business! I hope that you find continued success!
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Just bought one today.
Thanks for the tutorial.
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Ty man you may not have gotten many views but ty for doing this
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Good job. The audio was a little hard to hear but figured it out.
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Thank you for video.
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Thank you...That helps a lot....
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment! In case you missed the other comments, for easy 1 person set up, stake the one leg and lift up and pull the opposite corner leg. I also saw in another video that you can attach the canopy velcro on the 4 corners before stretching out the frame although I haven't tried it yet, myself.
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It goes taller! Lol... Press the orange button and pull up. There should be 4 little holes it can lock into.
Thanks for watching! This was my first time setting it up and I cant recall if i discovered it later, but i will be sure to check that out! Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of the latest videos!
Although I WAS trying to figure out the purpose of those holes at the base of the legs.
The taller you make it go the more susceptible it is to wind. I only go up 2 holes and stake it down. That way it can easily with stand a strong 40 mph wind.
Is there a way to make it easier to pull the latches up in the top or is it just a matter of more muscle? I was struggling with it.
Thanks for watching and your question! Are you talking about locking the top into place?
@@kevinbrown9032 yes
@@sarahbear2032 I will pay more attention when I will be setting it up again in about a month.
Thank you !
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What’s the difference between the straight leg vs this? Slant leg is $30 cheaper, does it function the same?
I believe the base footprint of both slant and straight leg is 10ft by 10ft. The slant leg gives 8ft x 8ft coverage so I would guess you get the full 10x10 coverage with the straight leg.
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Would you buy it again? Has it held up so far?
Thanks for watching and your comment! Absolutely! About 2 months ago I took it camping. I set it up over the picnic table (top is 8' x 8') and i even used ball bungees to attach the 7ft side of a 7ft something by 9ft 6 tarp and used PVC pipe and a tree to secure the other end and had another 9ft of shelter. It was great! If you stake the one leg down (the feet have a hole to stake it down), one person can unfold it with one hand.
Be sure to check out my other videos and make sure you are subscribed to my channel to be notified of the latest and greatest content!
Top is 8x8 but frame is 10x10 ??
@@orivera215 that’s because it has slanted legs.
how do you take it down??? setting it up is easy
Yes! Taking it down can be tricky. I figured out that when you "pop" the button to release each corner you need to pull down on the "knuckle" of the top support to release it and make sure all 4 joints are collapsed inward as you start to take it down. I will be setting mine up again soon. I will try to make another video for taking it down.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Be sure you are subscribed to be notified of all the latest content!
I forgot I will buy a silver reflective tarp bigger than 10x10 for overhang on all sides and lay it over the supplied cover and secure down
NOTE:if others think to do this DO NOT BUY the tarps from walley world or any other place that sells tarps if when you look at the material It looks like shredded wheat (the cereal back when I was a kid) it will deteriorate and become stringy like shredded paper….I have a good tarp bought 8 yrs ago and still intact no issues I use it for yard work,good reminder is you see truckers with tarps covering loads on flat beds even though size of tarp is way bigger than I need it would be same type material…do your research folks
Great tip!
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Mine did not last too long just got broken I paid $40 in walmart quality is no good I just replace it for a coleman one more expensive but better quality.
Sorry to hear that! Was it really windy? How did it break?
@@kevinbrown9032 In the beach while I was unfolding it.
@@jehu2134 oh. Was it windy?
@@kevinbrown9032 I don’t know but there is a guy in Northern California who has left up his Ozark Trail Canopy for 2 years and never taken it down. He says the material is starting to show slight wear but still doesn’t leak. For $40.00 it’s a pretty good deal.
is this the one at walmart for $40?
Most likely. I ordered mine online, but Ozark Trail is the Walmart brand.
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Bought mine at walmart today. This is the one. Had to check out how to set it up by myself.
They're $35 at Walmart now!
So you've never done this before and you made a video wasting everyone's time!
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