Jim, I got cash money whenever you are ready.
I'm just sayin'........
Jim, pm me your mailing address and phone number and we'll talk re the cameras.
I'm right behind elfiii in line for this stand hanger!
Are y’all trying to break in line???
Jim, I got cash money whenever you are ready.
I'm just sayin'........
Jim, pm me your mailing address and phone number and we'll talk re the cameras.
I'm right behind elfiii in line for this stand hanger!
Yep, I'll shove right in line when it comes to making my life easier on setting up darn stands! Age does have some advantages doesn't it?
Jim, I got cash money whenever you are ready.
I'm just sayin'........
Hogman - we are way past all of these possibilities.
I want light, portable and hand held.
This has been covered 3-4 times in this thread.
I also want the light and portable to put up 20-25’ stands with minimal strength needed.
Thanks
Elfii -
Man, you are killing me with guilt! I know deer season preparations loom in earnest right after turkey season and folks are gonna want to start moving and serring stands.
Thanks !
Jim
We did our first “real world” test this weekend out at CMHC - using prototype # 1.
We put up a 20’ ladder in some pretty heavy woods and it was nice to be able to control and raise the stand in spite of the fact that it hit and got semi tangled in some small branches that we did not think were gonna be in the way. If you were lifting the stand by hand, I fear you would have had to lower the stand back down, use a pole saw to cut the branches and then go back and attempt to walk the stand back up.
This is EXACTLY what happened to me in Illinois last November and I did not get the stand up correctly until the third try - my back was killing me, I was mad as a hornet - that is the exact moment I decided there had to be a better way to put ladder stands up.
The second one we elevated was not as tall but it was a double ladder stand that has a semi-house built on it and has a roof attached. We tried to walk that one up a few weeks ago and it was clear the ladder was going to bend and break before the stand would go up. Using the device, we lifted it right up with no problem.
I will say that it is better when u have someone to help prevent the ladder from swaying left and right, particularly the taller ones.
We have several more stands to lift, one of which is a modified 21’ Millenium that is very heavy - more reports to come as we get that one done. I will weigh it before we lift it up but I am pretty sure it is 175-200 lbs - it is very heavy.
Thanks!
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