ya stinky ,adjusting the front poles, and also pulling the tent tighter under the rubber on the sled lip, did tighten up the rear poles.
my chairs were still very sticky, had to litterly reach under the seat and grab the seat track to move them from side to side. so this morning i first removed the spring clip and removed the seats completely. i noticed the alum cross rail was nicked up quite a bit so i used file and smoothed it up. then i sprayed silicone on the rail and all seat parts that come in contact with it , and reinstalled the seats . 100% improvement
i also decided the wire clips were causeing some of the binding so i left them off. their only purpose is to keep the seat assy held tightly down , and unless you plan on extreme rough sleding i dont think i'll use them. the difference is amazing , the seats move all directions with ease.
also siliconed the tent poles, this made them slide easier. the push buttons on the yukon depress much easier than on the guide. this was a very annoying thing on the guide, the pole buttons had way to stiff a spring under them , i actually use to have to use a small doll rod to depress them on extremly , cold finger days.
my only other issue is where to mount some rod holders. i had two mounted to the poles on my guide. but the poles are positioned diff on the yukon, i'll figure something out.
i think i'm really gonna like this shanty, its got plenty of room inside , including 6ft of headroom. now that the seats slide easily ,carrying my auger, flasher, heater,camera,and more should not be a problem.
