TROPHYLINE JP8186 Covert Lite Tree Saddle Instruction Manual

TROPHYLINE JP8186 Covert Lite Tree Saddle

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GUIDELINES

ALWAYS read and understand the manufacture’s WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS before using your Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks before each season.
Practice with the Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks at ground level prior to using at elevated positions. Maintain the WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS for later review as needed, for instructions on usage to anyone borrowing your
Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks or to pass on when selling Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks. Use all safety devices provided.
NEVER exceed the weight limit specified by the manufacture. If you have any questions after reviewing the WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS, please contact the manufacturer.

ALWAYS

• inspect the Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks for signs of wear or damage before each use. You must replace your Tree Saddle every 5 years or less. Destroy all products that cannot be repaired by the manufacturer no longer exists.
• ALWAYS practice in your Tree Saddle in the presence of a responsible adult prior to using it in an elevated hunting environment, learning what it feels like to hang suspended in it at ground level and how to properly use your Tree Saddle.
• ALWAYS hunt with a plan and if possible a buddy. Before you leave home let others know your exact hunting location, when you plan to return and who is with you.
• ALWAYS carry emergency signal devices such as a cell phone, walkie-talkie,whistle, signal flare, PLD (personal locator device) and flashlight on your person at all times and within reach even while you are Tree Saddle hunting. Watch for changing weather conditions. In the event of an accident, remain calm and seek help immediately.
• ALWAYS select the proper tree for use with your Tree Saddle, Platform or Climbing Sticks. Select a live tree that fits within the size limits recommended in your Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Stick instructions. Never leave a Platform or Climbing Sticks installed for more than two weeks since damage could result from changing weather conditions and/or from the other factors not obvious with a visual inspection.
• ALWAYS use a haul line to pull up your gear and unloaded firearm or bow once you have reached your desired hunting height. Never climb with anything in your hands or on your back. Prior to descending, lower your equipment on the opposite side of the tree.
• ALWAYS know your physical limitations. Don’t take chances. Do not climb when using drugs, alcohol or if you’re sick or un-rested. If you start thinking about how high you are, don’t go any higher.

NEVER use homemade or permanently elevated stands or make modifications to a purchased Tree Saddle, Platform or Climbing Sticks without manufacture’s written permission.

• NEVER hurry!! While climbing with a Tree Saddle, Platform and Climbing Sticks, make slow, even movements of no more than ten to twelve inches at a time.
• Make sure all nuts and bolts are secure before each use.
• Replace any worn or damaged parts with components from Trophyline.
• All Bolts for Platform and Climbing Sticks are Grade 8.

POLYESTER WEB BELTS

Applicable to: The Mission Platform, Mini Climbing Sticks.

• Inspect belts before each use
• Replace belts every 3 to 5 years or every year if left out year round.
• Replace belts if you observe and cut or worn webbing.
• Replace belts if any buckles are bent or cam release is binding.
• Replace belts if any stitching is loose, cut, or becoming unraveled.
• Write on your belts with a permanent marker the date of the first use on your belt.

INSPECTIONS RETIREMENTS

• Very Important that your Tree Saddle, Ropes and Carabiners be in good working condition.
• Before and after every use inspect your Tree Saddle, ropes, prusiks and carabiners.
• Retire your saddle immediately if you can see any holes, tears in fabric, webbing or thread.
• Retire your Tree Saddle immediately if you see any heavy abrasions.
• Retire your Tree Saddle immediately if any of the buckles you notice has a burr, corroded, cracked or damaged in any way.
• Retire your Tree Saddle if it looks faded or discolored from leaving it out in Ultraviolet Light.
• Your Tree Saddle comes with Sewn on Warning Label. This Label pertains the Model Name, Model Number, Manufacture date (example: Aug 2019), Weight Capacity: 300Ibs, and Size. Your Tree Saddle has an expiration date of 5 years from the manufactures date. Retire your saddle if its older than 5 years old. Failure to do so could cause serious injury or death.
• Any damaged Tree Saddle, Ropes or Carabiners must be retired immediately. You should always destroy a Retired Tree Saddle, Rope or Carabiner.
• Any time you have fallen in your Tree Saddle you must retire the Tree Saddle, Rope and Carabiners.
• Any time you have dropped a Carabiner you must retire it.
• All ropes, prusiks and carabiners should be replaced every two years.
• Inspect saddle, ropes, prusiks and carabiners before every use. We recommend that you retire and replace any or all if you notice any exsessive discoloration, fraying, cuts, abrasions or holes.

TROPHYLINE SADDLE BRIDGE CONNECTION

1. Saddle & Rope Bridge.
2. On either hip slip the sewn eye of the bridge through the saddle bridge big loop on the saddle.
3. Slip knoted end of bridge, prusik and carbiner through sewn loop of bridge.
4. Cinch rope bridge down tight to saddle bridge big loop.
5. On opposite hip, clip bridge carabiner to saddle bridge big loop.

HOW TO USE THE COVERT TREE SADDLE

• PRACTICE: Always practice at the base of a tree to get comfortable with safely using your Tree Saddle before ever going up in a tree.
• PUT ON SADDLE: Wrap waist buckle around waist and buckle. Cinch tight.
• REACH UNDER , pull leg straps through and clip buckles and cinch.
• LINEMAN ROPE: When Ready to climb, remove lineman rope from pouch, leaving the attached end to lineman loop with carabiner. Wrap other end of lineman rope around tree and attach to right side of saddle lineman loop with other carabiner. Make sure to screw tightly the carabiner lock.
• CLIMB: Slide prusik knot on lineman rope top adjust to the tree size at bottom of tree. As you climb up make sure to adjust to the tree size to safely climb the tree. Make sure to remove any slack as you maneuver in the tree. NEVER remove your lineman rope as you climb or descending your tree.
• STAY CLOSE: Once at your hunting height make sure you adjust your lineman rope using the prusik to keep closely to the tree.
• SECURE TETHER: Once you feel secure, pull tether rope out of pouch and wrap 5″ sewn eye loop end around the tree. Pass the free end of the rop, prusik knot and carabiner through the 5″ sewn eye loop and pull tight against the tree so the tether is taut. For extra security and reassurance that your tether doesn’t slip down at all pass the free end of the rope, prusik knot and carabiner again through the 5″ sewn eye loop. ATTACH YOUR TREE TETHER BEFORE YOU STEP ON TO YOUR PLATFORM.
• SECURE ROPE BRIDGE: Now you can attach your Tree Tether carabiner to you rope bridge. Make sure to screw tightly the carabiner lock. Slide Prusik knot up tree tether rope until rope is taut and holding your weight. Always keep your prusik on tether rope above your waist line and never below your bridge. It is ok to step on platform now.
• REMOVE LINEMAN ROPE: Once your Tree Tether is secured to your saddle and you are comfortable with the height of your prusik on your Tree Tether you may remove your lineman rope from your Lineman loop on the right side. Do this by unscrewing the carabiner lock and safely store it in your pouch on the left side of saddle all while the left side of the Lineman Rope is still connected by the locking carabiner.
• ADJUST BRIDGE LENGTH: You can adjust your bridge length by grabbing the knotted end of the bridge and slide the prusik on the bridge until you reached the length you want. Pull hard on the prusik to make it bite (tighten) on the bridge rope.
• ADJUST POSITION: You can adjust to more of a seated position, hold one hand on tether rope below prusik up and with other hand you can slide prusik up or down to desired height. Once you find the height you like make sure to pull snug on Tether carabiner to pull prusik tight.
• DESCEND TREE: Reverse Steps 8 through 3 to descend down the tree.

IMPORTANT ROPE USE

The improper use of rope MAY BE DANGEROUS

• We reccomend to retire and replace roples & Prusiks every two years.
• Avoid shock loading rope whenever possible.
• Do not use rope in applications beyond the heat rating of the rope.
• Be sure to use the correct size rope for the job
• Avoid any area around a liner length of loaded rope
• Do not overload the rope.
• It is the user’s responsibility to use rope in a safe manner!
• Keep rope away from all chemicals to prolong safe working life.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON ROPE USE
Because of the wide range of rope use, rope conditions, exposure to the several factors affecting rope behavior, and the degree of risk to life and property involved, it is not realistic to make specific recommendations as to the exact loads any given rope can handle. It is the users responsibility to completely understand the safe use and operation of the rope being put into service for any specific or general task. The user needs to be aware of all environmental, load and any other variable factors that affect the safe use of rope. Failure to do so can cause severe personal injury and/or death as well as property and/or other environmental damage. The user of this rope assumes all such risks. In addition, any safety training or skill training required for the safe use of rope in any capacity is the sole responsibility of the user of any rope.

INFORMATION ON APPLYING A LOAD TO ROPE:
When weight is applied to rope many different dynamic factors come into play. These factors can exist in either a dynamic or static load. Dynamic Loads: This applies to a load that imparts varying amounts of weight on the rope, for example, a load that drops or a load that swings. This movement on the rope can greatly increase the force put on a rope. In some cases this can be 2 to 5 times the weight of the item. It is crucial to safe use that the correct type of rope is chosen for these applications. Static Loads: This applies to a load that is a consistent weight on the rope, for example, a rope holding a single weighted item. Static loads can also be briefly subject to dynamic loads. Being aware of lifting or pulling factors is crucial to maintaining a safe working environment.

ROPE STRENGTHS:
All rope has a rating referred to as a “tensile strength” or “average break strength” This number is the amount of weight that the rope should be able to hold in ideal conditions. This would be new rope, with no knots or splices, at room temperature. These break strength numbers are based on actual destructive break testing by the manufacturer or a certified third party testing facility over many cycles and the average break strength is recorded and applied to the product. Rope wear, knots, extreme hot or cold temperatures, chemicals, how the load is applied and many other factors will result in a break strength lower than the stated strength. Just because a rope has a stated or advertised break strength doesn’t mean it will safely hold something that weighs that amount!!! Refer to the safe WORKING LOAD of each specific rope for more information.

WORKING LOADS:
As a broad generalization, most working loads are anywhere from 1/10 to 1/4 of the average break strength of the rope. Any rope used in life support or personal fall protection applications must use the 1/10 ratio. When in doubt, use a working load factor that affords a greater margin of safety, or move up to a larger diameter rope.

KNOTS & SPLICES:
Main safety ropes supplied for use in the TROPHYLINE harnes system have been professionally stitch spliced. This splice will maintain 90% of the rope strength. Before every use, a visual inspection is necesssary to ensure that no damage has occurred to the rope itself or the splice. Visually inspect to make sure the stitching in the splice area is in good condition and not cut or a braided in any way.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR TREE STAND SAFETY ROPES:
Opertating safely at height for hunting requires specific training. Do not attempt this activity without training and guidance by an experienced professional in this industry. Be sure to know and understand the effects of dynamic and static loading on the main safety line as well as the attached prusick cord(s) being used. BE SURE TO PROPERLY TIE AND SET all knots and connections to your fall arrest and safety gear. Failure to do so can result in severe personal or property damage or even death.

SAFETY WARNING

WARNING: READ BEFORE USE
DO NOT USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY TREESTAND THAT REQUIRES A FULL BODY HARNESS SYSTEM.
Waiver Of Liability: Read before using. Once reading and opening Tree Saddle, Ropes and carabiners constitutes your acceptance of this Waiver Of Liability in which You Agree to Hold Harmless Sequoia Outdoors, LLC d/b/a Trophyline, its owners, employees, agents, representatives, contractors, dealers and distributors should any event occur (including Accident, Injury or Death) resulting from the use, misuse or abuse of the Tree Saddle, Ropes, carabiners or Any accessories used in conjunction with these products for Any Purpose. Further, you agree to read the enclosed “How To Use” instructions or go on our website www.trophyline.com and follow the instructions. You Agree to read and Accept all Warnings and Risks attached to and enclosed in this package and Accept All Liability and Risks associated with Hunting, Climbing (up to or down from a Elevated positions) and/ or Use of Any Weapons. No One Under 18 should use this product. You agree to follow Hunter Safety Guidelines. WARNING: failure ta read and follow manufacture’s instructions before use could cause serious injury or death.

• Learn how to correctly put your saddle on, attach your lineman rope to your saddle, attach your tether to the tree and your saddle before going up in the tree for the first time.

• Make sure to practice at ground level and hunting height level in the dark before ever going hunting for the first time with your Tree Saddle.

• Make sure to use a hands free light when ascending or descending in the dark.

• Never ascend or descend a tree without being connected to the trunk of the tree at all times.

• Never disconnect your Lineman rope while you are climbing or until you are safely connected to the tree by your tether rope.

• The molle system on the Tree Saddle is only made for hang- ing accessories. It will not support and weight. Never clip to the molle with your tether or Lineman rope.

• Use of this product for anything other than its intended use voids the warranty; Improper use of this product voids the warranty.

• This product is to be used by one person.

• Do not use this for more than one person at a time.

• This product is not a toy; do not use this product as a toy in any way.

• Do not use the Lineman or Tether rope for any purpose other than that intended as described in the use directions;
  Using the Lineman or Tether rope for purposes other than the intended use voids the warranty.

• Do not use the Lineman or Tether rope as a rescue device or tow rope.

• Do not use this product as a swing.

• Should only be used by people in good overall health. Should have no fear of heights, symptoms or indications of fainting, sezures, vertigo etc.

• Very Important that your Tree Saddle, Ropes and Carabiners be in good working condition.

• Before and after every use inspect your Tree Saddle, ropes, prusiks and carabiners.

• Retire your saddle immediately if you can see any holes, tears in fabric, webbing or thread.

• Retire your Tree Saddle immediately if you see any heavy abrasions.

• Retire your Tree Saddle immediately if any of the buckles you notice has a burr, corroded, cracked or damaged in any way.

• Retire your Tree Saddle if it looks faded or discolored from leaving it out in Ultraviolet Light.

• Do not put this product or any portion of this product over your head or around your neck.

• Do not secure or use this product to or in a dead branch or tree.

• Do not use this product while consuming alcohol, drugs, mediations or other substances which alter or inhibit one’s senses or motor skills in any way.

• Do not attach this to any vehicle in any way especially while it is in use by any individual.

• Do not secure this product in a way to place stress or cause discomfort to your back or any other part of your body.

• Do not place your weight on dead branches.

• Do not let go of the tree until the product is secured as instructed in the use directions; Climbing trees is dangerous; doing so can cause injury or death;

• Improper use of this product can cause injury or death.

• No one under the Age of 18 should use this product.

• User of this product assumes all responsibility, liability and risks associated with the sport and use of this of the product.

• Avoid using during wet and/or icy conditions or during a lighting storm.

• Never attach to utility or metal poles.

• Never climb above your Tree Tether.

• Never climb above your Lineman rope.

• Never allow Slack in your Lineman or Tether rope.

• Maximum weight capacity for Trophyline Tree Saddle is 300 pounds.

• Your Tree Saddle comes with Sewn on Warning Label. This Label pertains the Model Name, Model Number, Manufacture date (example: Aug 2019), Weight Capacity: 300lbs, and Size.
  Your Tree Saddle has an expiration date of 5 years from the manufactures date. Retire your saddle if its older than 5 years old. Failure to do so could cause serious injury or death.

• Any damaged Tree Saddle, Ropes or Carabiners must be retired immediately. You should always destroy a Retired Tree Saddle, Rope or Carabiner.

• Any time you have fallen in your Tree Saddle you must retire the Tree Saddle, Rope and Carabiners.

• Any time you have dropped a Carabiner you must retire it.

• All ropes, prusiks and carabiners should be replaces every two years.

• Inspect saddle, ropes, prusiks and carabiners before every use. We recommend that you retire and replace any or all if you notice any exsessive discoloration, fraying, cuts, abrasions or holes.

MINI CLIMBING STICKS

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND All INSTRUCTIONS.

• Practice first at ground level.
• Always use a lineman’s rope when using climbing sticks.
• Always attach your Tree Tether and make sure it’s secured to your saddle and you are comfortable with the height of your prusik on your tether. You may remove your lineman rope from your lineman loop on your saddle then.
• Do Not Use while intoxicated or when taking medications that cause drowsiness.
• Do Not attempt to alter any product in any way.
• failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
• Always use a lineman’s rope to ascend a tree. make sure the full body should be attached to your tree tether on your tree saddle before stepping down on your platform.
• Never rely on a branch for support.
• Do Not Attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or utility poles.
• Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during a lightning storms.
• Haul unloaded gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
• Platform is designed to hold one person only.
• Do Not jump on platform or Climbing Sticks.
• Maximum load is 300 pounds including gear, except where noted.
• Falls can occur anytime after leaving the ground.
• Sectional sticks shall not be any more than 16-inches apart.
• Check every stick ladder section before you leave the ground.

STEP ONE: Place the Mini Climbing Stick V-Bracket against the center of the tree. Wrap the belt around the tree and then place the open loop over the versa button. You then pull the belt tight. Climbing Sticks fits trees 4″ – 22″ in diameter, never place on a tree smaller or larger then recommended.

STEP TWO While holding the top 2 steps with both hands, pull until the climbing stick is firmly attached to the tree.

STEP THREE: Slide your lineman rope up the tree and keep close to the tree before you proceed to install your next stick.

STEP FOUR: Continue this process until you are at your desired hunting weight.
ALWAYS WEAR YOUR TREE SADDLE AND USE YOUR LINEMAN ROPE SYSTEM WHEN USING CLIMBING STICKS AND PLATFORM

TROPHYLINE PLATFORMS

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS.

• Practice first at ground level.
• Always use a lineman’s rope when using climbing sticks.
• Always attach your Tree Tether and make sure it’s secured to your saddle and you are comfortable with the height of your prusik on your tether. You may remove your lineman rope from your lineman loop on your saddle then.
• Do Not Use while intoxicated or when taking medications that cause drowsiness.
• Do Not attempt to alter any product in any way. failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
• Always use a lineman’s rope to ascend a tree. make sure the full body should be attached to your tree tether on your tree saddle before stepping down on your platform.
• Never rely on a branch for support.
• Do Not Attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or utility poles.
• Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during a lightning storms.
• Haul unloaded gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
• Platform is designed to hold one person only.
• Do Not jump on platform or Climbing Sticks.
• Maximum load is 300 pounds including gear, except where noted.
• Falls can occur anytime after leaving the ground.
• Sectional sticks shall not be any more than 16-inches apart.
• Check every stick ladder section before you leave the ground.

EDP & MISSION PLATFORMS

STEP ONE: While holding the Platform in an open position,center the offset bracket against the tree. With the buckle in hand, wrap the belt around the tree and place the loop over the versa button and pull the belt tight. The Mission Platform fit trees 4″ – 22″ in diameter, never place on a tree smaller or larger recommended.

STEP TWO Lift the platform up and pull the belt tight again to take up an additional slack in the belt. Pushing down on the top step on top of the post at this time will help you to ensure a solid set.

STEP THREE: Pull down (Cam down) the platform until tight.

STEP FOUR: Platform leveler can be adjusted by folding platform back up, make slight adjustments by screwing the leveling bolt in or out. Pull back down the platform until tight. Repeat this process until you get the platform in your desired position.

STEP FIVE: Hold onto the tree above the platform with your hands while still wearing your Lineman rope. Your Platform should be positioned so that you are stepping over or downward from your climbing stick pushing pressure down onto the top step of platform to make sure it is tight and snug. Once you have done this, it is safe to step onto the center. of your platform.

STEP SIX: Reverse these steps to descend the tree.
ALWAYS WEAR YOUR TREE SADDLE AND USE YOUR LINEMAN ROPE SYSTEM WHEN USING CLIMBING STICKS AND PLATFORM

THE WINGMAN PLATFORM

STEP ONE: Once at desired hunting height, with your lineman’s rope properly secured to the tree & tree saddle, place the Wingman Platform V-Brackets against the center of the tree. With one end of the belt looped over the versa butt, wrap the belt around the tree and place the second open loop over the versa button. Pull the belt tight. The Wingman Platform fits trees 4″ – 22″ in diameter, never place on a tree smaller or larger then recommended.

STEP TWO: With both hands on the platform, push down until firmly attached to the tree.

STEP THREE: Slide your lineman’s rope up the tree & keep close to the tree as you ascend to the BOTTOM STEP of the Wingman Platform.

ALWAYS WEAR YOUR TREE SADDLE AND USE YOUR LINEMAN ROPE SYSTEM WHEN USING CLIMBING STICKS AND PLATFORM

STEP FOUR: Attach your tree tether to the tree & secure to your tree saddle. Slide your lineman’s rope up the tree & ascend to the top of the Wingman Platform.

STEP FIVE: With your lineman’s rope still around the tree & secured to your tree saddle, adjust your tree tether if/as necessary. Ensuring all tree tether connections are secure & correct, you may now remove your lineman’s rope & begin your hunt.

STEP SIX: Reverse this process as you descend the tree.

ALWAYS WEAR YOUR TREE SADDLE AND USE YOUR LINEMAN ROPE SYSTEM WHEN USING CLIMBING STICKS AND PLATFORM

CARE & MAINTENANCE

• Machine wash your saddle if it becomes soiled in cold water with mild soap. No Bleach.
• Do not dry in automatic dryer.
• Hang dry in well ventilated area.
• Do not place in direct sunlight.
• Allows allow plenty of time to dry if your saddle becomes wet.
• Never store a wet saddle.
• Keep your saddle and gear in a clean, dry area when not in use.
• When storing or transporting your saddle make sure to keep it clear of any sharp objects, edges or anything abrasive.
• No repair work or modifications should be done by customer at any time or any reason. All repair work should be done by Trophyline. Fail to abide by this will void your warranty and release Sequoia Outdoors, LLC d/b/a Trophyline from all liability and responsibility as the manufacture.

WARRANTY & RETURNS

WARRANTY

• Every product sold by Trophyline carries a One Year Limited Warranty from purchase date and only to the original buyer against any defects in materials and workmanship. Trophyline will replace such product free of charge.
• Warranty does not cover any products for normal wear. Also does not cover and problems caused by abuse, misuse, unauthorized modifications, alterations, improper maintenance, improper use, damage to, accident or negligence. Also does not cover if the product is used for anything other than what it was designed for.
• The Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
• Coverage does not carry on if you sell the product and/or transfer the product.
• To make claims under this warranty please send an email to support@trophyline.com. You will receive a Return Authorization Number (RA) and directions on how to ship package back. All product is shipped back to Trophyline, 264 East Garfield Road, Aurora, Ohio 44202. You are responsible for shipping charges.

RETURNS & EXCHANGES

• You may return or exchange any Trophyline product for any reason. Please submit your return at https://trophyline.com/a/returns
• You are responsible for shipping charges.
• Trophyline will inspect every product that is returned to us. If product is in new condition, unused and in saleable condition within 30 days of purchase date we will refund or exchange your purchase price less the original shipping charges.

WARNING
You must read and understand all of the following instructions before first use. If you do not, it could result in serious injury up to and including death.
Any questions please call 1 (855) – 948 – 4868

• Make Sure you have read and understand all Instructions.
• Practice first at ground level.
• Always use a lineman’s rope when using climbing sticks.
• Always attach your Tree Tether and make sure it’s secured to your saddle and you are comfortable with the height of your prusik on your tether. You may remove your lineman rope from your lineman loop on your saddle then.
• Do Not Use while intoxicated or when taking medications that cause drowsiness.
• Do Not Attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or utility poles.
• Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during a lightning storms.
• Haul unloaded gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
• Platform is designed to hold one person only.
• Do Not jump on platform or Climbing Sticks.
• Do Not attempt to alter any product in any way.
• Maximum load is 300 pounds including gear, except where noted.
• Failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
• Falls can occur anytime after leaving the ground.

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WARNING: Failure to read and follow manufacture’s instructions before could cause serious injury or death. ALWAYS wear your tree saddle and use your lineman rope system when using climbing sticks and platforms.
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