Screwin in treesteps???
#1
Thread Starter
Typical Buck
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 888
Likes: 0
From:
How do you guys crew int he tree steps al the way up with out killing yourselves. I have taken my climber before and set up my lock on and then screwed in steps while I was on my way down cause I dang near killed myself trying to screw them things in. How do you guys do it???
#3
I usually have one foot on a step, one lege wraped around the tree, one arm around the tree, and the other arm scres in the step. It chews up my arms a bit, but the end result is worth it!
#6
ORIGINAL: killadoe
I tried that but my arms get tired of holding myself up and screwing them in.
I tried that but my arms get tired of holding myself up and screwing them in.
).
#7
You might try to use a wrench to help give you some leverage while screwing them in.
Someone should fabricate a drill bit to screw them in, or the step makers could add a socket head on them?
Someone should fabricate a drill bit to screw them in, or the step makers could add a socket head on them?
#8
I had the same experience, killadoe. I used them for a bit, but now I use Lone Wolf climbing sticks. Much easier, quieterand not much heavier (4 sticks = 10 lbs to get up 15'-18'), and they can be used in most circumstances where screw in steps can.
Now I use my screw in steps to hold my backpack and water bottle.
Now I use my screw in steps to hold my backpack and water bottle.
#9
ORIGINAL: ryanaller
You might try to use a wrench to help give you some leverage while screwing them in.
Someone should fabricate a drill bit to screw them in, or the step makers could add a socket head on them?
You might try to use a wrench to help give you some leverage while screwing them in.
Someone should fabricate a drill bit to screw them in, or the step makers could add a socket head on them?
of course, i was the idiot thinkin i didnt need one.
#10
safty harness like seat of the pants. You can buckle it in on the sides by your hips. This allows you to lean back with your hands free. Also called a linesman belt I think.


