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STEP 3: Clear the area on which you plan on 

placing the treestand. Remove all leaves, sticks, 

rocks and debris in a 5’ to 6’ perimeter. NOTE: 

The  bottom  section  of  the  ladderstand  will  be 

placed here on the cleared, clean, level area.

STEP  4:  Position  the  bottom  ladder  section  in 

this cleared area (approximately 5’ from the base 

of the tree trunk) and have one (1) adult stand 

on  bottom  rung  of  the  bottom  ladder  section. 

The adult who is positioned on the bottom rung 

must control the stabilizing straps and the tree-

stand as it is erected. The two (2) other adults 

shall gently walk the treestand assembly up and 

into position as shown in Figure 32. Once erect, 

make certain the tree blade is centered on the 

tree trunk as shown in Figure 33.

Figure 32 

Walk Treestand Up

(Representative ladderstand shown)

Figure 33

Tree Blade Centered

(Representative ladderstand shown)

WARNING! You must check the ground under the treestand to make sure it is firm and level. Sloping ground or uneven 

surfaces (e.g., one foot on a rock) can cause your ladder to tilt or shift off the tree as you climb. Failure to follow these 

instructions may result in serious injury or death!

WARNING! DO NOT use this, or any other Millennium product(s) to climb utility poles, telephone poles, structural columns or 

any other man-made structures. Never use this or any other Millennium product(s) around power generation (e.g., transformers, 

generators, substations, etc.) and/or power transmission equipment. Failure to follow these instructions will result in serious 

injury or death!

Figure 34

Treestand Set Correctly

(Representative ladderstand shown)

STEP 6: Have one (1) adult place their weight on the bottom ladder rung. Doing so will seat the ladder into the ground. NOTE: The bot-

tom ladder rung shall be flush with the ground for safe operation.

STEP 7: With the stabilizer straps with cam buckles installed as outlined, slip the cam buckle with short strap through the loops on the 

bottom of the stabilizing straps with cam buckles (as shown in Figure 35) and wrap the cam buckle with short strap around the tree 

trunk as shown in Figure 35. Locate the free end of the stabilizer strap (installed on the ladder bridge) and insert this end into the cam 

buckle on the cambuckle with short strap as shown in Figure 35. Thread the cam buckle as shown in Figure 36 and cinch the stabilizing 

strap tight. Make certain the cam buckle strap is not twisted and is tight. With the cambuckle with short strap installed on the tree and 

tightened, and while standing on the ground, pull the two (2) stabilizing straps with cam buckles tight. Do not over-tighten.

STEP 8: NOTE: Never climb a stand which does not have the stabilizer straps properly installed as instructed herein and pulled

 

tight. 

With the stabilizer straps installed and secured as outlined herein, with the assistance of two (2) other adults as shown in Figure 37 to 

steady the treestand, you may climb the treestand to install the seat assembly ratchet strap. Maintain three (3) points of contact when 

climbing. Never lean backwards while climbing as this could cause the treestand to separate from the tree. Make certain to remain in 

the center of the treestand until the platform/tree blade ratchet strap has been installed.

Figure 35

Stabilizer Straps with Cam Buckles and Stabiliz-

ing Strap (On Ladder Bridge) Installed

Figure 36

Thread Cam Buckle

STEP 5: Make sure the ladder is not straight, but has about 15 degrees of angle as shown in Figure 34. This will put the bottom of ladder 

approximately 5 feet from the tree as shown in Figure 34. NOTE: The seat and standing platforms must be level for a proper and safe 

installation.

5 Feet (15  degrees)

Summary of Contents for L-105-SL

Page 1: ...G You must use the full body fall arrest harness which meets or exceeds industry standards recognized by the TMA Trees tand Manufacturer s Association and has been provided with this Millennium produc...

Page 2: ...ion shall immediately void your factory warranty and may result in serious injury or death If you suspect that a part s is missing and or defective immediately contact Millennium at 601 932 5832 for r...

Page 3: ...installation and use at ground level you are now ready to use it at heights above ground level Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death WARNING Several Millennium tre...

Page 4: ...limited to weather conditions which have the potential for producing winds lightning rain snow sleet and or any other atmospheric condition which may limit the user s ability to operate this Millenniu...

Page 5: ...ompliment your new climbing system Only genuine authorized accessories shall be used with your climbing treestand system Genuine replacement parts are also available online or via telephone Should you...

Page 6: ...cial system WARNING Prior to each hunt make sure that you have a signaling device e g mobile phone radio whistle signal flare Personal Locator Device PLD etc in your possession and on your person in a...

Page 7: ...ould result in either serious injury or death For your personal safety please take a moment to carefully read this product Instruction Manual in its entirety before at tempting to assemble set up inst...

Page 8: ...est harness immediately should you experience a fall while wearing it Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death WARNING Falls from treestands can occur without warning...

Page 9: ...this may cut off circulation and cause an unsafe condition Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death STEP 4 With the waist belt comfortably snug locate the two 2 leg l...

Page 10: ...tree belt buckle as shown in Figure 11 Failure to do so may result is failure of the tree belt WARNING YOU MUST thread the tree belt buckle as shown in Figure 11 Failure to thread the buckle as shown...

Page 11: ...sult in not being able to return to the stand and being suspended in a full body fall arrest harness after a fall Failure to follow this warning may result in serious injury or death Figure 14 Suspens...

Page 12: ...these instructions will result in serious injury or death WARNING This Safe Link climbing rope system and its components has been designed to be used only as a safety device for hunting from elevated...

Page 13: ...position your prusik hitch as high up the tree trunk as possible This practice limits the distance you will fall in the unlikely event you experience a fall Failure to follow these instructions may r...

Page 14: ...7 16 and two 2 1 2 wrenches A ratchet and sockets will help expedite the assembly process if available Figure 15 Components of the L 105 SL Ladderstand Footrest Shooting Rail WARNING DO NOT place mor...

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Page 16: ...t 8 washers and two 2 nuts Place a nut under the head of the bolt two 2 washers between platform and upright and one 1 washer under the nut Make sure the foot rest stop is pointing inward as shown in...

Page 17: ...d one 1 washer goes under the head and nut on each bolt Attach the arm rests to the uprights using four 4 5 16 x 2 3 4 bolts twelve 12 washers and four 4 nuts Place one 1 washer between the armrest an...

Page 18: ...ce more than fifteen 15 pounds 7 kg of weight on the footrest shooting rail or seat back DO NOT attempt to use any of these as a handhold or to pull yourself up into or lower yourself while exiting th...

Page 19: ...x 2 1 4 bolts thru the seat tensioning support bar and then thru the seat frame placing one 1 washer under the head of bolt and one 1 washer under the nut on both sides of the seat Finger tighten only...

Page 20: ...o do so Pull the fabric with your hand until it is to the end Figure 25 Tighten Seat Tension Bolts STEP 10 With the seat folded flat on the table or a flat surface you can tighten all the seat tension...

Page 21: ...second the upright to platform bolts third the armrest to platform bolts fourth the armrest to upright bolts fifth the shooting rail to arm rest bolts sixth the foot rest bolts and seventh the seat h...

Page 22: ...nserted you can tighten the four 4 nuts STEP 2 Now attach the second middle ladder section to the top of the other section Only install the bottom two bolts at this time as the top bolts are longer to...

Page 23: ...2 bolts four 4 washers and two 2 nuts as shown in Figure 29 Tighten the eyebolt first and then the bolts on each end STEP 6 You can now attach the top of the ladder to the ladder adapter on the bottom...

Page 24: ...ecognized by the TMA Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death WARNING DO NOT use this or any other product s to climb utility poles telephone poles structural columns...

Page 25: ...rness replacement procedures should you experience a fall or shall it exceed the three 3 year service period WARNING Prior to attempting to use this or any other product s you must take a moment and b...

Page 26: ...TE The bot tom ladder rung shall be flush with the ground for safe operation STEP 7 With the stabilizer straps with cam buckles installed as outlined slip the cam buckle with short strap through the l...

Page 27: ...er stand Shown Figure 38 Attach to Full Body Fall Arrest Tether to Tree Trunk Figure 39 Ratchet Strap Attached to Tree Trunk Cutaway Tree View Figure 40 Ratchet Threading 1 4 3 2 WARNING STOP NOW Make...

Page 28: ...g out of the use or inability of this product Your new Millennium treestand is factory finished with a state of the art powder coating that guarantees years of trouble free ser vice It is recommended...

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