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SU82097 WARNING ! FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW ALL MANUFACTURER’S WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS CONSTITUTES A MISUSE OF THIS PRODUCT AND COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!! © 2016 Summit Treestands, LLC | 715 Summit Dr. Decatur, AL 35601 PH#: (800) 353-0634 | www.summitstands.com Hex 82097, 02/2016 PRINTED IN CHINA • READ, FOLLOW AND UNDERSTAND ALL WRITTEN AND VIDEO WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE. INSPECT ALL EXPIRATION TAGS PRIOR TO EACH USE. IF YOU DON’T COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND SAFE AND PROPER USE OF THE FULL BODY FALL ARREST HARNESS SYSTEM (FBFAHS) OR TREESTAND, HUNT FROM THE GROUND! FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS ...
• THE CRISS/CROSS STRAPS ARE PRESENT AND SECURED CORRECTLY. • THE ADJUSTABLE STABILIZER BAR IS PRESENT AND SECURED PROPERLY. • ALL LADDER SECTIONS ARE NOT SEPARATED AND SECURED TOGETHER BY MEANS OF PINS OR BOLTS. • THERE ARE NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF CORROSION PRESENT. • THERE ARE NO CRACKS IN ANY TUBING. • THERE ARE NO CRACKS IN ANY WELDS. • THERE ARE NO LOOSE WELD JOINTS. • THE BOTTOM LADDER SECTION IS SUNK INTO THE GROUND OR STAKED TO THE GROUND TO PREVENT MOVEMENT. IF ANY OF THE CONDITIONS STATED ABOVE ARE NOT MET, DISCONTINUE USE OF THE PRODUCT IMMEDIATELY! • THIS PRODUCT IS INTEN ...
1 STAND / COMPONENT WARNING LABELS (FOR REFERENCE ONLY) 2 STAND WARNING LABEL WARNING ! DO NOT REMOVE ANY WARNING LABELS FROM THE PRODUCT! LADDER RATCHET STRAPS PG 3 Stand Minimum and Maximum Tree Size: 8-20” Diameter Weight Limits: (Includes hunter’s weight PLUS weight of all gear carried into the treestand) DO NOT EXCEED THESE WEIGHT LIMITS! 350 lb Rated Stand: SU82097 - The Hex THIS TREESTAND IS INTENDED FOR SINGLE PERSON USE ONLY!! ...
www.summitstands.com/contactus/ if you have any questions, if you need replacement parts, if you have any missing parts or if the included DVD does not play. www.summitstands.com PARTS LIST 3 All images are representations. All fabric, paint and accessories are subject to change at any time. Net weights of the products are approximate. BOX CONTENTS ACCESSORY PACKET CONTENTS PN DESCRIPTION QTY PN DESCRIPTION QTY 82097.700 A - TOP LADDER SECTION 1 82097.900 STRAP WITH RATCHET END 4 82097.710 B - LADDER SECTION 3 82097.910 SHORT STRAPS 2 82097.300 C - FOOT PLATFORM 1 82097.920 LONG CRISS-CROSS STRAP 2 82 ...
the welded tabs and secure each side using (1) 60mm bolt with lock nut. See figure 1 and 2. Note: The welded mesh should be pointed toward the “male” end of the ladder section. 2. Insert the Connection Tube (item F) into the Top Ladder Section (item A) and secure both plates together using (2) 35mm (Grade 10.9) bolts with lock nuts. See figure 3. Repeat for the other Connection Tube. Note: The Connection Tube should go over the Foot Platform as shown in figure 4. Repeat for the other side. PG 5 Tools • 13mm Wrenches ...
holes together. See figure 5 and 6. 4. Secure each using (1) 75mm bolt with lock nut as shown in figure 7. 5. Secure the Seat Support Frame to the Foot Platform using (2) 75mm bolts with lock nuts. See figure 8. 6. Place the V-Brace (item J) onto the BOTTOM side of the Connection Tube (item F) and secure each side using (1) 65mm bolt with lock nuts. See figure 9. 7. Place the Seat Platform (item D) onto the OUTSIDE of the Seat Support Frame tubes (item E). Secure each side using (1) 65mm bolt, Nylon ...
on each side. See figure 12. Repeat for the other side. 10. Slide the Gun Rest Rail 2 (item L) onto the each Gun Rest Rail 1 and secure using (2) 40mm bolts with lock nuts as shown in figure 13. Your finished Gun Rest should look like figure 14. PG 7 8. Place the Arm Rest (item G) onto the BOTTOM side of the Connection Tube (item F) and secure using (2) 65mm bolts with lock nuts. See figure 11. Repeat for the other Arm Rest. 11 G F SHOOTING RAIL ASSEMBLY 14 SHOOTING RAIL ASSEMBLY 13 L 12 K K G ...
welded rod stop. Secure each side using (1) 80mm bolt, nylon washer and lock nut. See figure 18 and 19. Part Stack: Foot Rest, Nylon Washer, Top Ladder Section Note: The bolts will go through both sides of the welded bracket on the Top Ladder Section. H WELDED ROD STOP 18 H 19 PLATFORM SUPPORT BARS 11. Place the Platform Support (item I) onto the SIDE of the Seat Support Frame and secure with (2) 65mm bolts and lock nuts. See figure 15. Next, secure the opposite end of the Platform ...
16. SEAT CUSHION - Slide the Seat Platform into the pocket sewn into the Seat Cushion and tie-off the strings around the Seat Platform. SHOOTING RAIL PAD - Wrap the pad around the Shooting Rail assembly and secure with the hook and loop strips. The pad ends should stop close to the Arm Rests. ARM REST PADS (4 pieces) - Attach two pads around the TOP of the Arm Rest. Attach the other two pads around the Connection Tube (between the arm rest) UNDER the seat platform. These bottom two pads will serve as sound dampers for the flip up Seat Platform ! CAUTION DO NOT use the Gun Rest Bar as a hand hold while climbing into or o ...
limbs) that might be in the path of setting up the ladder stand. 2. Lay the ladder stand on the ground so that the end of the ladder section is about three (3) feet from the tree base. Ensure all sections are pinned or bolted together (see figure 22). 3. With the ladder stand laying on the ground, connect one ratchet strap end to the Upper V-Bar shown in figure 23, location A. Connect the strap end at location B. Connect a second ratchet to the Lower V-Bar shown in figure 24, location A. Connect the shorter free end of the ratchet strap at location B. 4. To connect the straps to ...
the ladder sections) and pull the strap tight. Tighten ratchet until there is a slight arch in the ladder sections. See figure 32. 8. With all the straps secured to the stand, you are now ready to raise the ladder stand with three able adults. Starting at the platform area, one person needs to be on each side of the ladder section and one person in the middle. CAREFULLY raise the ladder stand up until the v-bar teeth come in contact with the tree. See figure 33. Pull the end of the ladder sections out away from the tree un ...
shown in figure 36. Pull the straps around to the bottom ladder section and secure the straps to the previously installed ratchet straps below the third or fourth ladder rung. See figure 37 A - D for proper threading of the ratchet strap. Ensure that the free end in figure 37, step D is facing out. IMPORTANT: DO NOT over-tighten these straps to where it starts to pull the foot platform down the tree. See figure 38. 36 WARNING ! Always check to ensure the Criss-Cross straps are secured correctly before leaving the ground. ...
instructions and warnings for proper use. With one person on each side of the ladder section holding the ladder stand in place, carefully climb up the ladder stand (using 3 points of contact as you climb and with your FBFAHS already on.) 13. Upon arrival to the foot platform area, attach your Tether Strap to the tree and ensure you are secured properly to the tree in the event that a fall might occur. Next, keeping your weight centered on the middle of the platform area, wrap the previously installed upper ratchet strap end around the tr ...
from the tree. Before climbing into the ladder stand, put on your FBFAHS on following the instructions and warnings for safe and proper use. Inspect all straps and the ladder sections ensuring they are still properly attached and that they are not damaged. With one person on each side of the ladder holding for stability, carefully climb up the ladder stand. ALWAYS use 3-points of contact with the ladder as you climb. Upon arrival to foot platform area, immediately attach your FBFAHS to the tree. 2. While secured to the tree with your FBFAHS, carefully disenga ...
removed and stored in a dry place when not in use. • The powdercoat finish applied at the factory is very durable and should only need touch ups in areas of heavy wear or accidental impact. Use a high quality, outdoor spray paint to cover any bare metal areas that might develop. Inspect the stand before use, every time. DO NOT use if any corrosion (rust) is present. • When transporting your Summit Treestand be sure it is securely tied down and be sure no other objects can slide into or hit the treestand possibly causing damage. Should you damage any part of your Summit Treestand, ...
PH#: (800) 353-0634 | www.summitstands.com ! NE PAS LIRE ET NE PAS SUIVRE LES AVERTISSEMENTS ET LES INSTRUCTIONS DU MANUFACTURIER CONSTITUE UNE MAUVAISE UTILISATION DU PRODUIT ET PEUT ENTRAÎNER DE SÉRIEUSES BLESSURES OU LA MORT!! AVERTISSEMENT • LISEZ, SUIVEZ ET COMPRENEZ TOUS LES AVERTISSEMENTS ET TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS AVANT L’UTILISATION. VÉRIFIEZ TOUTES LES DATES D’EXPIRATIONS SUR LES ÉTIQUETTES AVANT CHAQUE UTILISATION. SI VOUS NE COMPRENEZ PAS ENTIÈREMENT L’UTILISATION SÉCURITAIRE ET CORRECTE DU HARNAIS DE CORPS COMPLET AVEC SYSTÈME D’ARRÊT DE CHUTE (HCCSAC) OU D ...
• LES COURROIES ENTRECROISÉES SONT PRÉSENTES ET ATTACHÉES CORRECTEMENT. • LA BARRE STABILISATRICE AJUSTABLE EST PRÉSENTE ET ATTACHÉE CORRECTEMENT. • LES SECTIONS DE D’ÉCHELLES NE SONT PAS SÉPARÉES ET SONT ATTACHÉES ENSEMBLE AVEC LES GOUPILLES ET LES BOULONS. • IL N’Y A PAS DE SIGNE VISIBLE DE CORROSION. • IL N’Y A PAS DE FISSURES DANS LES TUBES. • IL N’Y A PAS DE FISSURES DANS LES SOUDURES • IL N’Y A PAS DE JOINTS SOUDÉS QUI SE SONT DÉTACHÉS • LA PARTIE INFÉRIEURE DE L’ÉCHELLE EST ENTRÉE DANS LE SOL AFIN DE PRÉVENIR TOUT MOUVEMENT. SI UNE DES CONDIT ...
1 LES ÉTIQUETTES INDIQUANT LES AVERTISSEMENTS (POUR RÉFÉRENCE SEULEMENT) 2 Vous devez également visionné le DVD ci-joint AVANT d’utiliser votre nouveau mirador!! LIMITE DE POIDS LIMITE DE POIDS POUR OCCUPATION INDIVIDUELLE 136 KGS. X 1 TOTAL* NE DÉPASSER PAS CETTE LIMITE! (* Inclus tout l’équipement) Grosseur d’arbre minimum et maximum pour le mirador: 20-50 cm de diamètre Évalué à 159 KG: SU82097 - The Hex CE MIRADOR A ÉTÉ CONÇU POUR UNE SEULE PERSONNE!! PG 19 ÉTIQUETTE D’AVERTISSEMENT DU MIRADOR COURROIES À CLIQUET DE L’ÉCHELLE N’ENLEVEZ PAS LES ÉTIQUETTES INDIQUANT LES AVERTISSEMENT ...
le site web à l’adresse http://www. summitstands.com/contactus/ si vous avez des questions, si vous avez besoin de pièces de remplacement, si des pièces sont manquantes ou si le DVD inclus est défectueux. LISTE DES PIÈCES 3 Toutes les images sont des représentations visuelles. Tous les tissus, la peinture et les accessoires peuvent changés en tout temps. Le poids net des produits est approximatif. CONTENU DE LA BÔITE CONTENU DE LA POCHETTE DES ACCESSOIRES PN DESCRIPTION QTY PN DESCRIPTION QTY 82097.700 A - SECTION SUPÉRIEURE D’ÉCHELLE 1 82097.900 COURROIE AVEC BOUT À CLIQU ...
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