deer stand modification
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: NorthEast Arkansas river bottoms
I remember reading a while back about using plastic washers on the bolts where hanging stands are put together, they say by isolating all metal parts by using the plastic washers, it will eliminate any creaks or slight noises that could give you away to a close buck.
Does anyone do this or does anyone have any opinions on this? I don't have a noise problem at all in my stands or anything, I just thought that the washers are dirt cheap insurance against stand noises if it works.
Im thinking while Im off this weekend I may do this modification to all my hanging stands.
Are there any other modifications you would consider?
Thanks.
Does anyone do this or does anyone have any opinions on this? I don't have a noise problem at all in my stands or anything, I just thought that the washers are dirt cheap insurance against stand noises if it works.
Im thinking while Im off this weekend I may do this modification to all my hanging stands.
Are there any other modifications you would consider?
Thanks.
#2
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Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 250
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From: NC
I was getting a little squeak where my seat hinges and where the stand folds on one of my hang ons. I put some different washers ( can't remember if they are teflon or plastic or what..they are not metal) and that solved the problem for me.
#6
Oh yea my Hunters View climberdoesnt have ANY washers
or nuts
or bolts
. Solid State Construction. [8D]
or nuts
or bolts
. Solid State Construction. [8D]
ORIGINAL: early in
My Lone Wolf climber hasnoise free washers, built in with each connection. That's why it's soooo quiet.
My Lone Wolf climber hasnoise free washers, built in with each connection. That's why it's soooo quiet.




