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Adjust Angle of Platform and Seat Sections
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To hunt safely, the platform and seat sections MUST be level at your
hunting height.
Since most trees narrow as you climb up, the front of the platform section
must be slightly tipped upward at the ground as shown in FIGURE 13.
Too small of an upward angle at ground level can result in an unsafe
downward platform angle at hunting height.
WARNING
If the angle of your platform and seat sections is slightly tipped up as
shown in FIGURE 13 and FIGURE 19, proceed to step 7. If not, the angle
must be adjusted as follows.
To increase the angle, tighten the tree cable by removing the D-ring snap
pin, tightening the cable, and resecure the D-ring snap pin as described in
step 4. This adjustment may be made on either adjustment arm.
To decrease the angle, loosen the tree cable and resecure the D-ring
snap pin.
Obtaining the right ground angle depends on the tree you select and how
much the tree diameter (size) changes between the ground and your
desired hunting height. The key factor is that the platform MUST be level
at your hunting height.
With experience, you will learn how much ground angle is needed to
achieve a level platform at your desired hunting height.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW CORRECT LOOPING OF
WEBBING WILL RESULT IN SLIPPAGE.
Fall hazard.
Initial angle of platform and seat sections (climber)
at ground level MUST allow for the decrease in tree
diameter while ascending by tilting slightly upward.
Never climb or hunt with either platform section
or seat section angled downward. If this occurs,
return to ground and tighten tree cable to increase
the upward angle.
NEVER ADJUST THE ANGLE OF PLATFORM OR
SEAT SECTIONS OR REMOVE D-RING SNAP
PINS WHILE IN THE CLIMBING TREESTAND.
ALL LEVELING ADJUSTMENTS OF PLATFORM
AND SEAT SECTIONS MUST BE MADE AT
GROUND LEVEL.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in
serious injury or death.
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