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FIXED POSITION TREESTANDS 

(LINEMAN’S BELT USE)

If you purchased a Summit fixed position treestand, you 
received two (2) Lineman’s Belt Straps/Tether Strap. Both 
straps are identical and can either be used as a Lineman’s Belt 
or Tether Strap.

Your harness has two loops sewn on the sides of the 
harness belt.  These loops allow you to use the harness with 
a Lineman’s-style climbing belt.  This will assist you while 
ascending to and descending from your treestand, installing 
or removing climbing sticks and installing or removing your 
fixed position treestand. 

THE USE OF A LINEMAN’S BELT IS 

REQUIRED WHEN USING, INSTALLING OR REMOVING ANY 
FIXED POSITION TREESTAND.

ATTACHING YOUR LINEMAN’S BELT TO YOUR HARNESS

1.

 Insert the Lineman’s Belt (non-buckle end) through the sewn 

loop on the FBFAHS Summit Harness located on the waist belt 
as shown in 

figure 20

.

2. Bring the strap around your back

 and thread it through 

the opposite sewn loop on the waist belt.  See 

figure 21

.

3. 

Wrap the Lineman’s Belt around the tree and thread it 

through the buckle as shown in 

figure 22 and in the Buckle 

Threading Diagram 13 on Page 6.

USING YOUR LINEMAN’S BELT WHILE CLIMBING

1. 

 Before climbing, insert the Tether Strap end into the sewn 

looped end of the Full Body Harness as shown in 

page 6, 

figure 11.

2. 

As you ascend and descend the tree you will be able to stay attached to your Full Body Harness by 

using the second Lineman’s Belt/Tether Strap.

3. 

To adjust the climbing belt, pull on the loose free end to tighten and lift up on the buckle to 

lengthen. 

See figure 23 and figure 24

4.

  If you encounter branches or limbs, you will alternate from Lineman’s Belt to Tether Strap.  Stop 

below the obstruction.  While supporting your weight with the Lineman’s Belt, loop the Harness Tether 
Strap around the tree (ensuring that it runs through the Sewn Tether Loop on the harness

 (page 6, 

figure 11) 

and connect the buckle 

(figure 13) 

above the obstruction.  

NEVER BE DISCONNECTED 

FROM THE TREE AT ANY TIME!
5.  

Orient buckle 90 degrees from tether connection. Pull the free end snug and cinch down.  Pull down 

on the Full Body Harness tether to ensure the Tether Strap is tight against the tree. 

6.

  Once your Full Body Harness is connected to the Tether Strap, then and only then can you release 

your Lineman’s Belt, remove it, relocate it above the obstruction and reattach using the steps above.

7.

 Repeat this process as often as needed.  Alternating between the Lineman’s Belt and Harness Tether 

while 

ALWAYS

 staying connected to one or the other or both.  

TRANSITIONING FROM YOUR LINEMAN’S BELT TO YOUR HARNESS

1.  Stay connected to tree at all times!! 

Upon arrival at the foot platform, secure the second Lineman’s Belt/Tether Strap (which is previously 

threaded through the sewn looped tether of the Full Body Harness) to the tree above the fixed stand. Now being connected by the tether of the 
Full Body Harness, disconnect Lineman’s Belt and move up the climbing aide. If you need to readjust the Tether strap, re-attach the Lineman’s 
Belt to the tree. Step down onto foot platform from your climbing aide. 

Practice at ground level. 

NEVER BE DISCONNECTED FROM THE TREE 

AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON!
2.  

Position the Tether Strap as high as possible while still allowing you room to sit comfortably in the treestand seat.  Cinch the strap tight to 

the tree making sure there are no twists in the webbing.  Pull down on the Full Body Harness tether to ensure the Tether Strap is tight against 
the tree. The length of the harness tether must be minimized at all times. It should be adjusted so that it is above the head with no slack (snug) 
in the sitting position. (

See figure 18)

OTHER CLIMBING OPTIONS FOR FIXED POSITION STANDS

When using a fixed position stand, we recommend using the “Safety Line” or secondary safety rope to increase your safety during the ascent 
and descent.  The climbing system consists of a 30’ rope with prusik knot that enables constant connection between your harness tether and the 
rope.   The prusik knot can be slid up or down the rope as you climb.  See the Summit Climbing System on the web at:  www.summitstands.com

WARNING

!

The use of a Lineman’s Belt is required when installing, 

removing or using any fixed position treestand.

SEWN HARNESS
LOOPS

20

21

23

24

22

RUN BELT AROUND BACK

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