I need a replacement tent pole for my tadpole 23 tent

So the question is where to find poles?

https://www.coleman.com/coleman-replacementparts/

good luck

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I need my C and d poles for hamptt9 replaced

There are a few places you can look for replacement poles for your Ozark Trail WMP1711 tent.
1. Manufacturer's Website: Checkthe manufacturer's website for replacement parts or contact their customer service department to inquire about replacement poles for your specific model of tent.
2. Outdoor Retailers: Visit outdoor retailers that carry Ozark Trail products, such as Walmart or Academy Sports + OutOutdoors. They may have replacement poles available for purchase online or in-store.
3. Online Marketplaces: Check online marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, or Craigslist. Sometimes you can find individual sellers who are selling replacement tent poles for various models. Make sure to confirm that the poles are compatible with your specific tent model before making a purchase.
4. Tent Repair Services: If you're having trouble finding replacement poles, consider reaching out to tent repair services. These professionals may be able to create custom replacement poles or suggest alternatives that would work for your tent.
Remember to provide specific details about your tent model, such as dimensions or specifications, when searching for replacement poles to ensure they are compatible with your tent.

Coleman may be contacted toll-free at 1-800-835-3278. Replacement parts are available from them.

You can replace tent poles. I've never used them, but you can try http://tentpoletechnologies.com/. Otherwise I would suggest buying replacement poles from Academy (who makes the Magellan Outdoor line) or trying to find generic poles and an sporting goods store. Best of Luck!

Hi, replacement tent poles can be found easily on amazon, take a look here: Amazon com Replacement tent poles. Have a nice day.
David

Hi, the flakes you're referring to is the original weatherproofing that was applied by the manufacturer. This coating can be reapplied using a spray on product that is purchased at most camping outfitters. Before you spray, give the cover a gentle wash to clear any dirt and grime. Then using a mild abrasive pad, gently lift away the flaking weatherproofing. Spray the new coating as per product instructions.

I wasn't able to find a manual, but after looking at the website, the tent looks fairly easy to set up.

Lay the tent out flat and peg down four corners. Then take the longest two poles and put them diagonally through the tent sleeves. Then, put the third pole (for the doorway) through it's sleeves.

Next, you'll have to put the pole point into the hole at either end. Then, go to the other end and bend the pole until you can get the other end in the corresponding hole. Do this for the other diagonal and the tent should be standing. The last one is the door pole

Last, lay the rain cover over the tent. There should be some hooks to strap the hood down near the poles. Don't worry about any strings, etc. Those are for high winds and almost never needed. Good luck