Can this be used with a Climber tree stand?
1418308
In order for the life line to be used effectively the life line must first be anchored to the tree to the height just above where you intend to put your climber. Once the life line is anchored and used according to instructions it is by far the best safety advice you can use.
1418309
Yes. I would go a step further and say it should be used any time you are using a climber or a lock on deer stand. I would just run it outside the climber so the rope is clear as you are climbing. Just slide the knot up as you go. Safety first always have a plan in case you fall.
1001666
I am sorry I dont have it in tree's, I have a 6 foot A fraim stand. I think you need at least 6 foot or you will ball up not stretch out.
1980176
As long as the pole diameter isn't too wide, I don't see why not. This is a substantial stand.
517457
The stand has adjustable mounting brackets and the clamping bolt can be moved anywhere along its length. I would expect it to work as the mount is universal.
418002
I don't know if this hammock would be ideal to put on a stand, it's humongous....we just used the hammock straps sold with it, to hang it between two trees at our campsite...
1594592
Yes if you have the certain skill. I've had mine for about half a year and I use it to climb this one tree. Consider sharpening the edges so that it can get a better grip. Also this grappling hook twists around so use some tape.
1687333
I don't see why not ... as long as the dimensions of the planter are compatible with the size of this stand (16"). Make no mistake, this stand is very heavy duty. I was very impressed with the construction when received.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
1341831
I haven't tested it to that extent, but have hoisted a 60lb Kyak and a 70lb tree stand with it no problem so I think it would be sufficent. May want to double it just in case.
1232330
It could. But I wouldn't make it my first choice, maybe a last resort. This stand is great, but the legs with the cradling arms do not lock into place. Since you would have to use them pretty close together to support the narrow body of the Stagg then you would be greatly compromising the steadiness of the stand. It would be much better to buy the stand made for the Stagg. Just my two cents. Probably worth less! :)
2209394
I don't think so because the base of it at the top is flat. Now, if you had another piece of wood going across your angle that might work.
1266733
One of our topeak stands is used for a mountain bike. Works great as long as the bike is "loaded in" straight. If it is at a bit of an angle, it is prone to falling over it someone knocks it. Overall, very pleased with the stands. Super easy to relocate stands as needed and to store away stands in the winter.
667923
The Summit Treestand website states this model will work safely with 8-20 inch trees, and I've personally found it'll handle these size trees with no problem.
323134
Hello, Thank you for the question. Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no. Thank you WorldGoodsCorp
1800443
Probably, but it would depend on the hutch. You'd need to measure to mke sure it would fit, and it might look a little funny. Other than that, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Once everything is put in place, it's a pretty sturdy stand.
700934
I suppose that it could. It depends on how heavy the umbrella is. As long as the umbrella isn't too big or heavy you might be ok. Take a look at the dimensions of the base to make sure that the stand won't tip over from too much weight.
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system