Ascend (Climb Up) to Desired Height
Safety First
Fall hazard.
Never climb or hunt with a climbing treestand with
front of platform or seat leaning/tilted down from tree.
If this occurs, climb down the tree and, while
standing on the ground, tighten tree cables on
climbing treestand to increase upward angle of
climbing treestand.
NEVER ADJUST THE CLIMBING TREESTAND ANGLE
OR REMOVE THE D-RING SNAP PINS WHILE IN THE
TREESTAND!
All adjustments MUST be made at ground level.
Make sure treestand is free from all moisture, mud,
ice, snow or anything else that could make you slip
using treestand.
Always use a hoist or pull-up rope to pull up a bow,
backpack, rearm or other equipment ONLY after
being secured in the treestand and a rearm MUST be
pulled up unloaded, chamber open and muzzle down.
DO NOT climb into or use a treestand with another
person. This product is designed for and intended for
ONLY one person.
DO NOT jump, bounce, hop or rock back and forth
on the treestand. DO NOT lean out or against the
treestand. DO NOT stand on the treestand seat
section. Always try to stay centered on the platform.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in
serious injury or death.
Continue repeating steps 10.7 and 10.8 to slowly climb up the tree, moving
approximately 12 inches at a time, until the platform section becomes level
or until you reach your desired hunting height (approximately 15 feet for
most hunting).
If the platform or seat becomes level before reaching
your desired hunting height, climb down the tree to the
ground level, exit treestand and increase the angle of
the platform and seat section at the ground level as
described in step 4.4.
WARNING
10.9
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