In reply to purplemonkeyelephant:
I've used various schemes to join poles together on similar tents, and I've always found it makes an improvement. I had a look at pictures of the Husky Fighter on the web, and it looks like you could do something with a little easy sewing. I'd do a picture for you, but I'm not sure how to post it here so I'll try to describe it.
At each point where the poles cross, it looks like there are two sleeves. One continuously sewn to the tent fly, and another that has a "bridge" that crosses the continuous sleeve.
At the point the poles should cross, on the top edge of the continuous sleeve, I'd sew some narrow (say 10-15mm) hook and loop tape (Velcro). One strip of each, say 10 cm long, sew the first 2-3 cm onto the sleeve, with some secure stitching. The idea is, once the tent is pitched you can use these to bind the poles together, by wrapping the loop tape a few times around the "bridge" pole sleeve, then wrapping the hook tape on top of the loop tape.
On the inside edge of the bridge tunnel, I'd sew a small loop of narrow tape or webbing (10mm would be ideal). This needs to be reasonably secure, so you might need to do this a little bit above the narrowest part of the tunnel, so that the tunnel doesn't become too narrow for the pole.
I would then tie the guy line around the bridge pole sleeve, going through the loop of tape. The idea is that the tape holds the guy line in place, and stops it from slipping down too far, but the guy line is pulling mostly against the pole itself. By attaching the guy line loop just above the hook and loop connection, the guy line should also rest on the top of the hook and loop tape, and pull just where the two poles are connected.
Sorry if this doesn't make sense - it's a bit hard to describe without a picture.