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Coleman Trailhead II Military Camping Cot Expired
$20
$59.99
Amazon has Coleman Trailhead II Military Camping Cot (765353) for $20. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member ResQ for finding this deal.
Note: In stock soon.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member ResQ for finding this deal.
Note: In stock soon.
Features:
- Designed for outdoor use at the campground, field or backyard
- Realtree Xtra camo design
- Steel X frame construction
- Extra-wide design for easy accommodations
- Multiple side pockets for small accessory storage
- Includes carry bag for easy travels
- Dimensions: 75" x 35" x 17"
- Maximum height capacity: 6'2"
- Maximum weight capacity: 300 lbs.
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One way we do it, is to use the bar from another one to leverage and pry the end bar in. Of course then you have to be able to get the one you used the part from together as well. Or an axe handle can work too. There is a way to stand it on and leverage it just right with no tools and take a bit of practice. Even then, if it is nice and tight it can still be difficult.
One way we do it, is to use the bar from another one to leverage and pry the end bar in. Of course then you have to be able to get the one you used the part from together as well. Or an axe handle can work too. There is a way to stand it on and leverage it just right with no tools and take a bit of practice. Even then, if it is nice and tight it can still be difficult.
Thanks for bar advice. Was able to pry it in. But this is such a pain. A video I saw on YT the reviewer had no issues doing it by hand. Seems mine the bedding material was short by a few centimeters.
Ah thanks for this. Will have to try it.
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