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ATTACHMENT TO THE TREE

1.

  Attach the foot platform to the tree first.  To do 

this, pull down and hold the QuickDraw cable spring 
as shown in 

figure 5

.  This will release the locking tab 

from the cable, allowing the cable to be pushed past 
the locking tab.  Once the cable has been pushed past 
the locking tab, you can release the trigger.

2. 

 Push the cable into the stand tubing until the cable 

stop can be lifted out of the bracket.  The cable should 
be loose at this point.  You can now pull the cable out 
of the stand.

3. 

 Take one end of the cable around the tree and 

begin to slide it down into the tubing as shown in 

figure 6

.  Once the cable slides easily into the tubing (it 

helps to bend the cable upward while pushing down 
on it as it is inserted), you are ready to place it in its 
final position.

4. 

 Pull the cable towards the back of the tree and 

“seat” the cable stop against the back of the bracket, 
as shown in 

figure 7

.  The QuickDraw cable spring will 

“lock” into place behind one of the cable stops.
You do not have to hold the QuickDraw trigger to lock 
the cable in place.

5. 

 Your cable bracket should now look like 

figure 8

6.

  If necessary, go to the other side of the tree and 

position the other end of the cable by repeating the 
steps of pulling the QuickDraw cable spring, sliding the 
cable into the tubing, and assuring that the QuickDraw 
cable spring has locked into position. 

To ensure that your treestand is level at the height at 
which you will be hunting, observe the relative change 
in the tree diameter between the base of the tree and 
the final treestand height.  It is very important to adjust 
the treestand foot platform and seat at the base of 
the tree such that the treestand foot platform will be 
level at the height you hunt.  Trees commonly found in 
swamp or marsh areas have a tendency to swell at their 
base, and these may require a greater starting angle in 
order for your treestand to be level - as compared to a 
normally tapered tree. 

7.  Repeat Steps 1-6 

for the Seat Platform portion of 

the Treestand.  

WARNING

!

Read, understand and follow ALL warnings and 
instructions for the Full Body Fall Arrest Harness 
System (FBFAHS) before leaving the ground!!

10

WARNING

!

It is VERY IMPORTANT to inspect all cables to ensure 
that there is no sign of corroded, frayed, damaged or 
broken strands.  

DO NOT USE IF THE CABLES HAVE 

BROKEN OR DAMAGED METAL STRANDS! 

 Call 

immediately to order a replacement if this should 
occur.

NOTICE

Based on usual taper - in order to ensure the platforms are level 
at hunting height, the front edge of the treestand (the edge away 
from the tree) should be 4-6 inches higher than the edge against 
the tree (

see figure 10

).  The treestand seat platform attaches 

above the foot platform and should also have the same basic 
angle as the foot platform before you start to climb.  

WARNING

!

NEVER ADJUST CABLES ON SEAT OR FOOT PLATFORM 
ABOVE GROUND LEVEL!  ALL ADJUSTMENTS MUST BE 
DONE AT GROUND LEVEL!!

If the QuickDraw cable spring does 
not lock into place behind the 
cable stop as shown in 

figure 9

DO NOT USE THE TREESTAND since 
the cable is not secured and may 
result in a user to fall which could 
cause serious injury or death!!  

Contact Summit to obtain the 
proper corrective action.

WARNING

!

UMBILICAL CORD

6

7

8

SPRING FULLY 
SEATED BEHIND 
CABLE STOP

9

QUICKDRAW
SPRING

5

CABLE 
BRACKET

ALUMINUM

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Summary of Contents for SU81137

Page 1: ...ING LOCATION IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY IF OTHERS ARE NOT AWARE OF YOUR HUNTING LOCATION AND COMMUNICATION EFFORTS ARE UNSUCCESSFUL YOU MUST HAVE A PERSONAL PLAN FOR RECOVERY ESCAPE BEFORE YOU ASCEND THE...

Page 2: ...AND HARNESS FOR CRACKS TEARS CABLE WEAR ABRASION CORROSION FRACTURES DENTS OR OTHER DAMAGE THAT MAY HAVE OCCURRED IN TRANSPORTING STORING OR USING YOUR TREESTAND DO NOT USE IF ANY DAMAGE IS PRESENT CO...

Page 3: ...nto the treestand DO NOT EXCEED THESE WEIGHT LIMITS TREE SIZE WEIGHT LIMIT 1 PG 3 STAND COMPONENT WARNING LABELS FOR REFERENCE ONLY 2 SEAT WARNING LABEL WARNING DO NOT REMOVE ANY WARNING LABELS FROM T...

Page 4: ...NSTRUCTIONAL DVD 1 VIPER CLASSIC ALL MODELS PARTS LIST 3 A A A D D C B J I K STIRRUP ASSEMBLY E H PART NUMBERS All images are representations All fabric paint and accessories are subject to change at...

Page 5: ...it your footwear at ground level This is done by loosening the wing nut and sliding the stirrup up or down the tube Re tighten the wing nut once desired fit is achieved NEVER remove the wing nut or st...

Page 6: ...eestand height It is very important to adjust the treestand foot platform and seat at the base of the tree such that the treestand foot platform will be level at the height you hunt Trees commonly fou...

Page 7: ...D CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH UMBILICAL CORD The included umbilical cord attaches the seat platform to the foot platform In the event that control of the platforms are lost the platforms will only f...

Page 8: ...der the RapidClimb stirrup Make sure that your boot is secure under the stirrup as shown in figure 15 3 On all models hook the black elastic bungee cord around the seat as shown in figure 16 to keep i...

Page 9: ...irrups are located in such a position that equal distribution of weight will secure the foot platform to the tree while climbing 8 Now ease your weight back onto the foot platform to ensure that you h...

Page 10: ...u stand up 5 The treestand seat will provide maximum comfort when the seat pad is near horizontal rather than tipped down in the front The seat height can be easily raised for bow hunting or lowered f...

Page 11: ...closest to the tree downward Once the foot platform has been dislodged you can lower it down see figure 27 Make slow even movements of 10 inches or less at a time 5 To re engage rotate the top edge o...

Page 12: ...ckrest through the large gap in the platform as shown in figure 31 4 Secure the seat to the stand by running the seat bungee around the frame and clipping it off figure 32 5 The straps will typically...

Page 13: ...that might develop The sole purpose of the plastic coating on the cable is to eliminate noise After some use you may notice some abrasions peeling or possibly cuts in the coating This coating does not...

Page 14: ...fe and proper use WARNING If you have to hang in the tree before help arrives you need to exercise your legs by pushing off from the tree or by using the enclosed suspension relief strap See the trees...

Page 15: ...RGENCE SI PERSONNE N EST AU COURANT DE VOTRE EMPLACEMENT DE CHASSE ET QUE LA COMMUNICATION EST INFRUCTUEUSE VOUS DEVEZ AVOIR UN PLAN PERSONNEL POUR R CUP RER OU VOUS LIB RER AVANT L ASCENSION DANS L A...

Page 16: ...ILLEZ TOUJOURS V RIFIER VOTRE MIRADOR SUMMIT AVANT CHAQUE UTILISATION AINSI QUE SES COMPOSANTES ET SES HARNAIS POUR D CELER DES FISSURES DES D CHIRURES DE L USURE DES C BLES DE L ABRASION DE LA CORROS...

Page 17: ...lu 136 KG SU81137 SU81567 SU81568 GROSSEUR D ARBRE LIMITE DE POIDS 1 Grosseur d arbre minimum et maximum pour le mirador 20 50 cm de diam tre Limite de poids comprend le poids du chasseur et de l quip...

Page 18: ...ARNAIS 1 18191 18 DVD DE S CURIT ET D INSTRUCTIONS 1 LISTE DES PI CES 3 PG 18 www summitstands com VIPER CLASSIC PN DESCRIPTION QUANTIT A COUSSINNETS D APPUI BRAS C COUSSIN DU SI GE 1 SU30700 D C BLES...

Page 19: ...rou papillon ou les triers NE glissez JAMAIS l trier l ext rieur de la plage d ajustement acceptable tel qu illustr aux figures 3 et 3b AVIS Le si ge en mousse inclus avec le mirador est amovible pour...

Page 20: ...sorte qu elle sera niveau lorsqu elle sera la hauteur de chasse d sir e Les arbres que l on trouve couramment dans les marais ou les mar cages ont tendance tre gonfl s la base ce qui n cessitera un pl...

Page 21: ...oins que vous soyez pr t bouger la plateforme pour les pieds Ceci aura comme cons quence de d sengager la plateforme pour les pieds de l arbre PRENEZ VOTRE TEMPS Utilisez des mouvements courts et cont...

Page 22: ...ordon lastique figure 14 puis glissez simplement votre botte dans l trier RapidClimb Assurez vous que votre botte est en toute s curit en dessous de l trier tel qu illustr la figure 15 3 Sur tous les...

Page 23: ...le dos de l arbre tel qu illustr la figure 19 Les triers RapidClimb sont situ s de sorte qu une distribution gale du poids fixera la plateforme pour les pieds l arbre lors de l ascension 8 Maintenant...

Page 24: ...ge est proche de la position horizontal plut t que d tre pench vers l avant La hauteur du si ge peut tre facilement relev e pour la chasse l arc ou abaiss e pour la chasse avec une arme feu en ajusta...

Page 25: ...gez la plateforme pour les pieds en levant et en faisant basculer vers le bas le bord le plus pr s de l arbre Vous pouvez abaisser la plateforme pour les pieds lorsqu elle sera d tach e voir la figure...

Page 26: ...tirez sur le dossier du si ge pour le passer au travers de l espace large de la plate forme tel qu illustr la figure 31 4 S curisez le si ge du mirador en passant la corde lastique du si ge autour du...

Page 27: ...nud La seule utilit du recouvrement de plastique sur le c ble est d liminer le bruit Apr s quelques utilisations vous remarquerez des raflures du pelage et possiblement des coupures sur le recouvremen...

Page 28: ...t contre une suspension prolong e assurez vous de suivre les directions du manufacturier pour l utilisation s curitaire Si vous devez vous suspendre l arbre en attendant des secours vous devez exercer...

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