Installation Instructions
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Operator's Manual
Hang-On Stands
FIGURE 3a
FIGURE3b
Sewn loop around bottom of oval mount
Sewn loop secured properly to oval mount
WRONG
FIGURE 4a
Sewn loop around top of oval mount
WRONG
FIGURE 4b
CORRECT
WARNING
ALL USERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING STRAP IS
ATTACHED TO TREESTAND PROPERLY AND SECURELY.
FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR
DEATH. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PROPER INSTALLATION PROCEDURE AND PRODUCT
WARNINGS BEFORE USE.
SETUP AND USE INSTRUCTIONS
During installation and removal of a hang-on treestand, you must always
instructions included with this product for proper use. You must always
WARNING
IT IS CRITICAL TO FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH HOW THE
BIG FOOT STRAP ATTACHES TO THE STAND. PRACTICE
ATTACHING THE STAND TO THE TREE SEVERAL TIMES AT
GROUND LEVEL BEFORE ASCENDING UP THE TREE.
CRITICAL STRAP ATTACHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Improper strap attachment to the treestand and/or improper treestand
attachment to the tree may lead to serious injury or death due to sudden
release of an incorrectly attached strap/treestand!
1. The Big Foot strap (18063) can be attached so that the sewn loop
side with the oat buckle can be put on either side of the treestand
depending on your left or right hand installation preference. Make
sure to always orientate climbing aid to the oat buckle side of the
strap. Start by attaching the sewn loop of the long side strap to either
the left or right side of treestand by sliding sewn loop completely
over the oval mount. SEE FIGURES 3a AND 3b.
2. The sewn loop on oat buckle side secures to the opposite side of
treestand in the same way as described in step 1 by sliding sewn
loop completely over the oval mount.
3. It is critical that you secure the sewn loops of Big Foot strap to the oval
mounts properly and securely, your life depends on it! DO NOT attach
the sewn loops of the strap as shown in FIGURES 4a and 4b or any
other incorrect fashion or you may be seriously injured or killed due to
sudden release of an incorrectly attached strap/treestand to the tree!