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Old 12-19-2008 | 05:18 PM
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Ok, so far I have these modifications to make.

1. I am wrapping the sit-bar with some of the camo hockey tape. (it has no odor, and besides, my stands always get sprayed with scent-killer and left outside all season)

2. Foot rests already purchased, just need to install.

3. Wolf Jaws (for Allegiance)

4. Gray Wolf Padded Backpack Straps

5. Turn bolts around. (Thanks Greg)

6. Will be purchasing XL Traction Belts after season.

Thanks for all the replies and suggestions.

Now, for my first climb, and observations. I believe I will like the seat (08 model) believe it or not. It is not a Summit seat, but I believe I could do an all day with it. I am having a hard time deciding what to do with the seat while climbing though, being you are so close to the tree. (Noise issue) I can see where GregMO's advice on the screws will benefit on smaller trees for sure. The lightness of the top section will take some getting acquainted with. The support straps will be ok. I really do not see me needing the full length though. (I am only 5'9"[&o]) They do offer a secure, solid feel to the stand once you are set up. The sit/climb bar is ok. I really like the capability to fold it down once at hunting height or leave it out front if desired. It is a source of noise if anything hard touches it though. I will be taking care of that immediately.

Other than these few issues, I love it. I put a pair of Summit Backpack straps on temp. and walked around with it. Love how it folds flat on your back. Lighter than the Viper. Not much, but seems easier to pack.

Any other suggestions always welcome.

Thanks, LT
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