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WARNING
!
NEVER DISCONNECT FROM YOUR FBFAHS OR
SAFETY LINE ONCE YOU LEAVE THE GROUND.
1. When you get to your hunting height (do not climb higher than 15 feet; it is unnecessary and unadvisable) and you have
assured that your treestand is level, position your seat platform slightly below waist level. Slightly lower will be more comfortable
but higher makes for less movement when you stand. Make sure your stand and cables are not placed upon any limbs or knots
and that the treestand is securely attached to the tree.
2. With your FBFAHS attached to the tree above the climber, pull your feet, one at a time, from their secured position under the
RapidClimb stirrups.
3. Wrap the supplied green tourniquet buckle strap (1" green strap with spring loaded buckle) around the tree and through the
seat frame as shown in figure 24. Securely tighten the strap to prevent the notched teeth area from losing contact with the tree.
4. Unhook the bungee cord that held the seat back rest secure while you were climbing. Position the seat back rest by wrapping
each end of the bungee cord around the climbing cable and hooking the two hooks together as shown in figure 25 or by
wrapping it around the tree. The bungee cord will prevent the seat backrest from falling forward if you stand up.
5. The treestand seat will provide maximum comfort when the seat pad is near horizontal rather than tipped down in the front.
The seat height can be easily raised (for bow hunting) or lowered (for gun hunting) by adjusting the two piece buckles up or
down the webbing. ALL ADJUSTMENTS MUST BE DONE AT GROUND LEVEL!
Both seat sides must be adjusted evenly so the seat is level side to side. Sliding the webbing straps forward or backward on the
frame provides additional comfort.
WARNING
!
Seat strap adjustments must be made at
ground level.
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WARNING
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Replace utility strap EVERY year or sooner if
damage is present.
PG 12
ALWAYS position the FBFAHS to minimize the
amount of slack in the safety line or tree strap.
NEVER jump or bounce on the foot or seat platform to seat
the teeth into the tree bark. Doing this may over-load the
components or cause the treestand to slip which may cause
serious injury or death.
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It is VERY IMPORTANT to inspect all cables to
ensure that there is no sign of corroded, frayed,
damaged or broken strands. DO NOT USE IF
THE CABLES HAVE BROKEN OR DAMAGED
METAL STRANDS. Call immediately to order
a replacement if this should occur. Replace all
cables after five (5) years or sooner if any sign of
fraying, broken strands, or corrosion.
WARNING
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WARNING
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