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You demand the best in outdoor gear, and Bolderton delivers with professional-grade
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350LB Bear Treestand
Item #716240
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- Page 1 Congratulations on your Bolderton purchase. You demand the best in outdoor gear, and Bolderton delivers with professional-grade quality and performance that keep you at the top of your game. 350LB Bear Treestand Item #716240 For assistance with your product, please contact Sportsman’s Guide customer service at 1-800-888-3006 Mon.-Fri.
- Page 2 A “Treestand Safety: It’s Up To You” DVD has been included with this in serious injury or death! treestand. Please view it in its entirety prior to using this or any other Bolderton product(s). Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death!
- Page 3 Do not attempt to use this or any other Bolderton WARNING! Check the ground under ladderstands and climbing systems to make (8 km).
- Page 4 UP, INSTALL, REMOVE, AND/OR OTHERWISE USE THIS BOLDERTON PRODUCT(S). AT LEAST ANNUALLY, REVIEW THE CONTENTS OF THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Prior to attempting to use this or any other Bolderton product(s) WARNING! WATCH THE “TREESTAND SAFETY: IT’S UP TO YOU” DVD. ADDITIONALLY,...
- Page 5 ATTENTION!! WHEN YOU SEE A “ WARNING!” BE SURE TO HEED THE MESSAGE! THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE MESSAGES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!! STEP 4. Once you have reached your desired height, insert the tree belt through the loop of the tether (Fig. 5). Then, carefully wrap the tree belt around the tree at a height that allows just enough slack for you to sit comfortably in your stand.
- Page 6 Should you have any questions about the assembly, installation or use of this Bolderton product, or any other Bolderton products, please do not hesitate to call one of our customer service representatives at 800-888-3006 and they will answer all questions you may have about any of the complete line of Bolderton products.
- Page 7 ATTENTION!! WHEN YOU SEE A " WARNING!" BE SURE TO HEED THE MESSAGE! THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE MESSAGES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!! GGL31-B ∙ 350LB Bear Treestand- PARTS LIST Part # Description Part # Description XP15-0500 Ladder Section D XP16-0535 Under Support Gusset XP15-0503...
- Page 8 GGL31-B ∙ 350LB Bear Treestand - HARDWARE DIAGRAM NOTE: Part illustrations are for reference purposes only, and may not be to actual size. {A} 1/4" x 1 1/4" Hex Bolt {B} 1/4" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt {C} 1/4" x 1 3/4" Hex Bolt {D} 1/4"...
- Page 9 NOTE: Steps 1-9 require you temporarily finger tighten nuts to insure proper alignment. Right Side Frame FIGURE 1 Left Side Frame Top Ladder Extension Right Top Ladder Extension Left STEP 1. Attach the Right and Left Top Ladder Extensions to the Ladder Section A using two (2) 1/4"...
- Page 10 STEP 2. Slide the Left and Right Shooting Rail Stops over the front of the Armrests and secure using two (2) 1/4" Delta Bolts (M). Next insert1/4" x 2 1/2" Carriage Bolts (I) in top hole in rear of Armrest facing outward (Fig. 2) WARNING! Armrests are provided for comfort and should be used as armrests only.
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Page 11: Seat Assembly
FIGURE 4 WARNING! Footrests are provided for comfort and should be used as footrests only. The footrests are not designed to carry the full weight of the user. Never place more than (15) lbs of force on the footrest. Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death! SEAT ASSEMBLY STEP 4. - Page 12 FIGURE 5 WARNING! Shooting rail is provided for comfort and should be used as a shooting rail only. The shooting rail is not designed to carry the full weight of the user. Never place more than fifteen (15) lbs of force on the shooting rail. Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death! STEP 6.
- Page 13 FIGURE 6 STEP 8. Attach Jaws to rear frame support installing one Jaw on top of Rear Frame Support and one Jaw on bottom of Rear Frame Support (as shown in Fig. 6) using two (2) (G) 5/16" x 3 1/2" Hex Bolts, six (6) Nylon Washers, and two (2) 5/16"...
- Page 14 FIGURE 7 STEP 9. String one (1) Jaw Tightening Cable with eyelet bolt loop end first thru (J) 1/4"x4 1/4" Eye Bolt, attach eyelet bolt end of cable to top Jaw using two (2) Nylon Washers and one (1) 5/16" Nylock Nut and repeat for bottom Jaw using second cable and two (2) Nylon Washers and one (1) 5/16"...
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Page 15: Field Installation
STEP 1. Select a straight, healthy tree; one FIELD INSTALLATION devoid of dead branches and loose bark. - THE GENERAL XT - DO NOT attempt to install this product on a tree that is not healthy. FIGURE 8 Note: Ladder Sections B has two pieces. WARNING! DO NOT attempt to install this product on a tree that is not straight, healthy, and devoid of dead branches,... - Page 16 FIGURE 10 NOTE: Confirm the two (2) Jaws are in the fully open position and the Jaw Tightening Cables are run properly through the cable guide Eye Bolts.The extra cable length should be lying on the ground next to the ladderstand, and free from tangles or knots.
- Page 17 NOTE: The bottom ladder section is specially designed to allow the bottom to drive into the ground. This is part of normal installation. Check again to ensure seating and standing platforms are parallel with the ground. FIGURE 11 Three (3) Feet Three (3) inches STEP 5.
- Page 18 FIGURE 12 LOWER BARK BITER TREE BRACE LOWER BARK BITER LOWER BARK BITER LADDER BRACE TREE BRACE LOWER BARK BITER LADDER BRACE STEP 7. Attach the two (2) Lower Bark Biter Ladder Braces to LADDER the Ladder Section (Ladder Section C) using two (2) 1/4" x 1 SECTION C 3/4"...
- Page 19 FIGURE 14 REAR FRANE SUPPORT STEP 8a. When the Lower Bark Biters are secured using the Ratchet Strap (Ratchet Strap A) and TREE TRUNK the lower bark biter is assembled properly (Fig. 13), grab the Jaw Tightening Cables. Holding one (1) cable in each hand, stand behind the tree and pull down on each cable.
- Page 20 NOTE: Your lower bark biters should be firmly gripping the tree at this time, and the Jaws should be firmly gripping the tree. Shake the bottom ladder section of your ladderstand to confirm the treestand is solid and connected to the tree firmly. Make sure all straps are tight before each use.
- Page 21 FIGURE 17 STEP 10. After the Lower Bark Biters are secured by the Ratchet Strap (Ratchet Strap A), the Lower Bark Biter is assembled properly, and the Jaws are tightened using the Ratchet Strap (B) assembly, it is now time to attach the platform Ratchet Strap (Ratchet Strap C) to the top section of your ladder stand.
- Page 22 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE MESSAGES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!! LADDERSTAND WARNING Although Bolderton Treestands are manufactured with the highest standards, regular maintenance is required for the up-keep of your product. Regular maintenance is the responsibility of the consumer; we recommend that you replace all ratchets and stabilizer straps for your treestand at least annually, cables at least every two years, and ALL hardware at least every three years.
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Page 23: Warranty
ATTENTION!! WHEN YOU SEE A “ WARNING!” BE SURE TO HEED THE MESSAGE! THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THESE MESSAGES CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!! STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY WW Industrial Corp warrants all WW Industrial Corp climbing system products and hunting accessories WARRANTY: to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of twelve months from the original date of retail purchase. - Page 24 This BOLDERTON product(s) has been tested to rigid industry standards. Safe operation and use of this BOLDERTON product(s) is the responsibility of the user(s). Please read and follow all safe use instructions and warnings. Failure to follow these may result in serious injury or death!
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