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Eureka Timberline 2 Fly

Item #: 21600

Our Price: $59.99

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Did mice get into your gear this off-season? Not a problem. Pick up a replacement Eureka Timberline 2 Fly, and you're good to go.

Original replacement
Fly for the Eureka Timberline 2 Tent.
1.9 oz. 800mm coated stormshield polyester.
1 lb. 5 oz.
Will not fit SQ models
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Eureka Timberline 2 Fly

4.7

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5/13/2012

4.0

As Ordered

By Rad Dad

from Detroit, MI

Comments about Eureka Timberline 2 Fly:

Compmoor was the only place I could find just the piece I needed.

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3/28/2012

5.0

Perfect replacement.

By hooty

from Socorro, NM

Comments about Eureka Timberline 2 Fly:

Perfect replacement for the Eureka Timberline tent.

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10/20/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Eureka!!

By Lem Siddons

from Detroit, MI

Pros

All Parts Available
Durable
good zippers
Time Tested
Well-designed

Cons

None I can think of

Best Uses

Boy Scout Troops
Family

Comments about Eureka Timberline 2 Fly:

I've had many tents over the years - but Timberlines are my favorite. I can set one up by myself - in the dark - in 5 minutes. No feeding ridiculously long poles through sleeves. No curved zippers to pop due to excessive pull. No fibreglas poles to split after a year or two.
My Boy Scout troop has several old Eureka Timberlines. Probably about 15-20yrs old. Sure - some parts get lost - but I can buy ANY part I need. The zippers are heavy-duty. And I've seen them stand up to heavy rain and wind. Just bought a 4-man for my personal use. Would like to purchase some of the 6-man size for the troop.

A friend of mine is still using his ORANGE Timberline that was purchased 30 years ago!

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Q:
I have a Diamond Brand "Free Spirit 2" tent that needs a replacement rainfly.The manufacturer,Diamond Brand,in Fletcher,NC no longer makes this tent and they do not have any parts left.Would the Eureka Timberline 2 rainfly be a good fit for my "Free Sprit 2." The Timberline 2 is the exact shape of my FS2. Thanks
Asked on 2/19/2013 by Dean from Pawleys Island,South Carolina
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- A:
  The Timberline fly is specific to the Timberline tent. The fly would not fit other tents as intended.
  Answered on 2/20/2013 by Steve from Campmor
Q:
Our son lost the fly for our 2-man Eureka Alpine Meadows. Might this Timberline replacement fly work for us? I know the Timberline lacks the center hoop so this won't be an exact fit. Since Alpine Meadows is no longer made I guess this is the closest I am going to get. My last option is to make one myself.
Asked on 7/30/2012 by Sharon from Denver, Colorado
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  I doubt you will get a good enough fit to make it work. You might try calling Eureka at 800-572-8822 to see if you can get a fly from the older tent.
  Answered on 8/3/2012 by Betty
Q:
Is the ridge seam taped, or do I need to seam seal the seams?
Asked on 7/4/2012 by walker
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  It is taped.
  Answered on 7/5/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
I need to know how to set up this tent with parts?I have received one from frieds with no catalog or directions!! Roger
Asked on 1/3/2012 by roger from Laguna niguel Ca.
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  You should have 4 shock corded leg poles; 2 plastic junction tubes; 2 fly rods and 1 spanner pole. The 4 leg poles insert into the junction tubes at an acute less than perpendicular angle. assemble the spanner and insert the spanner front to back. When installing the poles you will secure the bottom of the tent corners with the tent pin and ring assembly. Clip the tent up to the poles. Trow the fly over the top of the tent. Install the fly rods front and back in the holes on the junction tubes. Secure the fly onto the junction tubes and hook the fly corners into the pin and ring assemblies at the corners of the tent. This is the basic setup. You can and ought to guy out the fly at the mid point guy outs. A taught fly is the best wind and water protection.
  Answered on 1/9/2012 by Steve from Campmor

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