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PACKING
1. Your Bucksteps should include a small, camouflaged bag with
snap straps attached to it. Secure this bag to ONE Buckstep
section as shown in figure 12. This bag can remain attached.
2. Nest the remaining three Buckstep sections together - make
sure the straps are free as shown in figure 13. The section with
the bag attached should be the last (top) section nested.
3. Roll all the straps together and push them into the bag as
shown in figure 14. Your Buckstep sections are now ready to be
strapped to your treestand or carried to your hunting location.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE
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When not in use, store your treestand in a dry place - tree teeth
pointing down - to keep water from pooling inside the stand tubing.
Water that is allowed to fill the stand tubing and freeze will rupture
the tubing.
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The powdercoat finish applied at the factory is very durable and
should only need touch ups in areas of heavy wear or accidental
impact. Use a high quality, outdoor spray paint to cover any bare
metal areas that might develop. When transporting your Summit
Treestand be sure it is securely tied down and be sure no other objects
can slid into or hit the treestand possibly causing damage.
Should you damage any part of your Summit Treestand, contact your nearest authorized Summit dealer or the factory to obtain the
proper corrective action procedure and/or replacement parts for the treestand.
Summit Treestands have the highest structural integrity by design, material selection and manufacturing techniques, but as its owner,
only your continued care will assure trouble free performance. When the above-mentioned guidelines are followed, your Summit
Treestand will provide years of successful hunting.
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Look for nicks, gouges, cuts, cracks, bends, corrosion or
similar damage that can be the result of improper use
or accidental damage. For instance, this could occur if
someone else used the treestand without knowledge of
its proper use, or if the treestand were dropped, hit by
a motor vehicle or subject to corrosive conditions, etc.
CAUTION
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