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WARNING

!

NEVER 

jump or bounce on the platform in an attempt 

to cause it to dig into the tree.

WARNING

!

ALWAYS

 position your safety harness above your 

head so that the tether length is minimized at all 
times. 

INSTALLATION  (continued)

8.  

While staying connected to your lineman’s belt, position 

the safety harness safety strap above the stand.  

Following the 

written Harness Instructions

, take your treestand safety strap 

and run it through the harness tether loop.  Thread the safety 
strap buckle and pull tight as shown in 

figure 12

.

9. 

 Once you and your harness are securely connected to the 

harness safety strap, 

THEN AND ONLY THEN

 should you 

disconnect from your lineman’s belt.  

CAREFULLY STEP DOWN

 

onto the platform.

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USE

REMOVAL

1.  F

ollowing the written Full Body Harness Instructions

and while you are still connected to your harness safety strap, 
connect to the tree using your lineman’s belt hookup.

2.  

Carefully climb onto your climbing aid.  

3. 

 Unhook your tether from the harness safety strap.

4. 

 Disconnect the green tourniquet strap securing the platform 

to the tree.  

5. 

 Fold the platform up and secure the platform to the seat 

frame by wrapping the green strap around the platform / seat 
frame.

6. 

 Attach your pull-up rope to the stand.

7. 

 Pull on the short green strap attached to the Hanging Strap 

(

figure 13

) to release the tension on the buckle.

8. 

Unhook the double J-hook from the Hanging Tab. 

9.

  Lower the stand to the ground.

10.

  Carefully descend your Climbing aid using your lineman’s 

belt until you are on the ground.

WARNING

!

The use of a lineman’s style climbing belt / rope is 
mandatory when removing or climbing out of a hang-
on treestand.  

NEVER

 attempt to remove or climb out 

of a hang-on treestand without being stabilized by a 
lineman’s style climbing belt.

!

CAUTION

NEVER

 leave a hang-on treestand in a tree for more 

than two weeks at a time.  Weather, animals and tree 
growth can damage the stand, attachment straps and 
buckles.

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Страница 3: ...p as shown in figure 2 Use two 2 3 4 bolts and lock nuts to secure the Seat Pan Washers Upright and Standoff Tabs as shown 3 Position the platform below the completed Seat Upright Assembly The expande...

Страница 4: ...atform as shown in figure 7 using one 1 1 2 bolt and lock nut The flat portion of the cable eyelet should sit flush against the platform tubing as shown in figure 8 4 Repeat Steps 1 3 for the other Ca...

Страница 5: ...man s style climbing belt WARNING YOU MUST read and understand the included Full Body Harness Instructions Page 5 Section 5 for information on using your Lineman s Belt YOU MUST be wearing the supplie...

Страница 6: ...to the tree using your lineman s belt hookup 2 Carefully climb onto your climbing aid 3 Unhook your tether from the harness safety strap 4 Disconnect the green tourniquet strap securing the platform...

Страница 7: ...iminate the noise Changing your sitting position can relieve muscle stress and reduce fatigue This will allow a longer hunt and perhaps an opportunity for a shot Being comfortable will result in no mo...

Страница 8: ...or instance this could occur if someone else used the treestand without knowledge of its proper use or if the treestand were dropped hit by a motor vehicle or subject to corrosive conditions etc Summi...

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