Rivers edge treestands Relax wide re664 User manual

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GAS/OIL

RATIO

50:1

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PRODUCT MEETS

INDUSTRY STANDARDS

RECOGNIZED BY

P/N: 31975

REV3: 2/18/19

Maximum Height

16' 9" to shooting rail

Wear Your Harness!

Operator's Manual

MODEL RE664

RELAX™WIDE

Ladder Stand

WE ARE HUNTERS

Maximum Field Rating

300 lbs

Tree Diameter Range

12" to 20"

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WARRANTY

RETI oers a one year warranty for all components of the treestand. These warranties apply to the original owner with a proof of purchase. These warranties

begin on the date of purchase by the rst retail consumer and continue for the period specied above. These warranties apply to products that are not modied,

abused or used in a manner that deviates from the product’s intended usage. Minor fading in color is normal and is not covered by warranty. Any corrosion

of painted surfaces that occurs as a result of paint being removed or damaged is also not covered by warranty. RETI oers no other warranty expressed or

implied. Products for which warranty work has been approved must be sent directly to RETI and performed by RETI. To obtain warranty service and/or

replacement instructions, you must obtain prior approval from RETI before shipping your package to us by calling our customer service department

at 800-450-3343 or by writing to: RETI, P.O. Box 755, 1160 Eighth Avenue, Cumberland,WI 54829 for a return material authorization number (RMA#).

All items must be shipped prepaid. RETI will, at no charge, repair or replace, in RETI’s sole discretion, any product that satises the conditions stated above.

RETI retains the right to change models, specications and price without notice.

This equipment has been manufactured under strict quality and safety guidelines. As with any equipment of this type, full understanding of the instructions and

its use is mandatory and imperative for the safety of its user. RETI is not responsible for any damages or injuries sustained due to improper use or modication

of any of its products, or resulting from any use which deviates from the product’s intended usage. RETI is not responsible for any injuries sustained due to

failure to read and adhere to the instructions for use. Any misunderstanding or questions regarding the products of their use should be directed to RETI prior

to any use. All RETI treestands are sold with a full body harness (“Fall Arrest System”) that meets standards set by the Treestand Manufacturer’s

Association (“TMA”). It is the owner’s sole responsibility to inspect the product regularly for damage, improper installation, or conditions that could jeopardize

the ultimate safety of the product. Failure to use or improper use of the provided Fall Arrest System may result in serious injury or death. ALWAYS wear the

provided Fall Arrest System while using this product. Owner is responsible to understand and follow product eld weight rating and must never

exceed maximum weight rating. RETI is not responsible for any malfunction or injury resulting from normal wear and tear, damage caused by improper use,

improper maintenance, negligence or accidents. This product, if used safely as intended, will provide trouble free service for the useful life of the product. We

hope you will enjoy the quality of our products for years to come, and have a safe hunt.

INTRODUCTION

Rivers Edge® Treestands are engineered with you the hunter in mind. We appreciate your purchase of one of our world

class treestands. Follow these few simple instructions and your stand will provide you many years of trouble-free

pleasure. Instructions should be kept in a safe place and reviewed at least annually.

If for any reason you have a problem with your product, DO NOT return to the retailer, contact the Rivers Edge®

customer service department at 800-450-EDGE (3343) for assistance.

CONTENTS

Introduction/Warranty ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................2

Warnings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3-4

Inspection and Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................................................................................4

Hardware Identication Chart....................................................................................................................................................................................................5

Tools Needed ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5

Assembly Instructions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7-11

Setup and Use Instructions.................................................................................................................................................................................................13-14

Finished Ladder............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Illustrated Parts Breakdown................................................................................................................................................................................................16-17

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MODEL RE664

MAXIMUM USE HEIGHT  16' 9" TO SHOOTING RAIL

MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY  ONE 1 PERSON

TOTAL WEIGHT LIMIT  300 LB

TREE DIAMETER RANGE  12”TO 20”

WARNING

This product carries strict height and weight restrictions.

Do Not use this product if you exceed the total weight

limit. Please note that the total weight limit includes the

user(s) and their equipment.

WARNING

When hunting from a treestand falls can occur any

time after leaving the ground causing injury or death.

Always wear a Fall Arrest System (FAS) comprising a full

body harness at all times after leaving the ground. You

must stay connected at all times after leaving the ground

while using climbing and hang-on treestands. Single

safety belts and chest harnesses are no longer allowed

and shall never be used. If you are not wearing a full body

harness properly attached to the tree that is protecting

you from a fall, do not leave the ground.

Read and understand all of the manufacturer’s Warnings

and Instructions and use all safety devices provided by

the manufacturer. Contact the manufacturer for any

questions. Failure to do so could result in injury or death.

Never exceed the total weight limit of the treestand.

Never use a treestand during inclement weather such as

rain, lightning, windstorms or icy conditions and end your

hunt and return to the ground if inclement conditions arise.

Never use a treestand while using drugs (even

prescription drugs) or alcohol.

Never use a treestand while feeling ill, nauseous or dizzy,

or if you have a prior medical condition that could cause

a problem, that is, heart condition, joints that lock-up,

spinal fusions, etc., or if you are not well rested. Never

sleep in stand.

Never use a treestand on a dead, leaning, diseased or

loose barked tree, or a utility pole. Always avoid electrical

power lines.

Never rely on a tree branch for support.

WARNING

Never jump or bounce on a treestand to seat it to the tree.

Pull up a bow, backpack, or rearm or other equipment

only after being secure in the treestand and a rearm

must be pulled up with it unloaded, chamber open, and

muzzle down.

Always inform someone of the hunting location, where

the treestand will be located and the expected duration

of the hunt.

A signal device such as a mobile phone, radio, whistle,

signal are or personal locator device (PLD) must be on

your person and readily available at all times.

Inspect the treestand and all safety devices each time

before use and Do Not store a treestand outdoors when

not in use.

Never modify your treestand in any way by making

repairs, replacing parts, or altering it except if explicitly

authorized in writing by the manufacturer.

Practice installing, adjusting and using your treestand at

ground level prior to using it at elevated positions. Study

your new stand to become familiar with all of its features

and design. Doing so will conrm that the product is

manufactured, assembled and installed correctly.

Instructions (written and video) shall be kept in a safe place

and reviewed at least annually. It is the responsibility of

the treestand owner to furnish the complete instructions

to any person who borrows or purchases the treestand.

Use at least three (3) people to install or take down a

ladder treestand.

The criss-cross straps/ropes and stabilization devices

must be attached before climbing to the platform.

When installing a ladder stand, always bounce on the

rst rung to set the ladder into the ground according to

manufacturer’s instructions before proceeding to climb

any higher.

Check every ladder section connection every time you

use the stand before you leave the ground. If ladder

sections are separating, do not use the stand.

Check the ground under the stand to make sure it is rm

and level. Sloping ground or uneven surface (one side on

a rock) can cause your ladder to tilt or shift o the tree as

you climb.

Always maintain three (3) points of contact when

climbing a ladder treestand. Proper three-point contact

means having either two feet with one hand or one foot

with two hands on the step portion of the ladder or

climbing aid at all times.

READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS BEFORE ASSEMBLY

STOP

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WARNING

BEFORE EACH USE PERFORM THE FOLLOWING:

• Inspect all webbing, rope, cord, and strap assemblies for

wear or damage.

• Inspect cables and/or cable ends for damage or kinking.

• Inspect all hardware and chain components for damage or

wear.

• Inspect for any structural damage to product. (If any exists

stop use immediately and call RETI Customer Service.)

• Inspect all nut and bolt assemblies to be certain none are

loose.

• Inspect for any missing parts.

• Lubricate all pivot and slide together points with powder

graphite, petroleum jelly or silicone spray to prevent noise,

wear and rust.

• Inspect entire product for any rust, corrosion, cracks,

freezing, excessive heat or rotting damage that may eect

the safety of your product. Discard any questionable

product.

• Inspect entire product for any structural damage - pay

close attention to all weld locations. (Discard product if any

damage is found.)

• Using correct wrenches inspect all nut & bolt assembly

locations and snug up any that may be loose. Be careful not

to crush tubing when tightening!

• Inspect and check operation of all cables, cable ends, cord,

rope, webbing, and strap or chain assemblies. Replace

with RETI original replacement parts any item or assembly

that shows signs of wear, damage, kinking, or functions

incorrectly.

• Inspect seat for damage or wear. Replace any seat with

factory new that shows signs of structural damage or wear.

• Never modify your stand in any way by making repairs,

replacing parts, or altering by adding or attaching anything

to it except if explicitly authorized in writing by the

manufacturer.

WARNING

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

Always lean forward as you climb and attach your harness

to the tree before securing the platform to the tree and

stepping onto the platform.

Never exceed the stated maximum use height.

Do Not use this product until you have watched the

safety video, understand it, and practiced the techniques

for safe hunting discussed in this video. The video can be

found with the QR code and/or URL shown on front cover

of this manual.

Read and perform all inspection and maintenance tasks

before each and every use. Replace any questionable

components immediately with RETI original replacement

parts.

Do Not crush tubing when tightening bolt assemblies!

Identify and familiarize yourself with all parts before you

start. Bolt identication chart can be found on the follow-

ing page of the manual.

Double check assembly steps to be certain you have

correctly assembled this product.

Never use any product that has not been maintained or

inspected properly - Your life depends on it!

Replace any and all treestand straps every two years or

when any signs of damage or wear exist before.

Always wear the appropriate footwear when using a

ladder treestand. A good non-slip safety boot is import-

ant to your personal safety. Be especially careful that

boot laces do not get hooked on the stand or any of its

components (tuck shoelaces into boots before climbing).

Only use approved RETI parts. Failure to do so may result

in serious injury or death!

TOOLS FOR ASSEMBLY NOT TO SCALE

2- 7/16" Wrenches

17 1/4-20 X 1-1/2 IN Bolt - Qty 6

19 1/4-20 X 2-1/4 IN Bolt - Qty 18

24 1/4-20 X 2-1/2 IN Bolt - Qty 2

M6 Yellow Washer

Qty 12

1/4-20 Nut

Qty 28

Lockpin

Qty 8

1/4 IN Washer

Qty 6

18 1/4-20 X 1-1/4 IN Bolt - Qty 2

Quick Tip: Cut page out to use as a reference tool while following assembly instructions

HARDWARE IDENTIFICATION CHART Bolts shown are for size reference.

Extra hardware may be included in the parts bag.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT ASSEMBLY TIP:

Do not tighten any nut and bolt combinations completely

until all parts are assembled together! Finger tighten plus

one turn of a wrench only! This will temporarily hold the

locknut on the bolt while helping alignment of all parts!

After all parts are assembled together, all nut and bolt combi-

nations must be completely tightened.

All assembly must be done in this order at ground

level before uprighting.

Do not remove labels/warnings from product, they are

there for your safety.

Recommended for adult use only.

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

NOTE: When selecting a tree to install the

treestand in, never use a treestand on a dead,

leaning, diseased or loose barked tree, or a

utility pole. Always avoid electrical power lines.

1. Attach the tree blade (5) to the main ladder

side rails (2) using four 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts

(19), locknuts (22) and yellow nylon washers

(21). Do not tighten all nut and bolt assemblies

completely! SEE FIGURE 1.

2. Insert the crimped end of two ared rails (6) into the

main side rails (2). Secure using two provided 1/4-20

x 1-1/2 IN bolts (17), locknuts (22) and yellow nylon

washers (21). Pay special attention to orientation of

ared rails. SEE FIGURE 2.

3. Attach the foot platform (4) to the inside of ared rails

(6) using two 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19), locknuts (22)

and yellow nylon washers (21). SEE FIGURE 2.

NOTE: Mesh surface of foot platform should be on

top.

Mesh hidden for clarity

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FIGURE 3

FIGURE 4

4. Attach the ends with two holes of the upper ladder

support tubes (1) to the bottom side of main side rails (2)

using four 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19) and locknuts (22).

SEE FIGURE 3.

5. Attach the opposite ends of upper ladder support tubes

(1) to the backside of ared rails (6) using two 1/4-20

x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19), locknuts (22) and yellow nylon

washers (21). SEE FIGURE 3.

6. Attach the foot platform (4) to the upper ladder

support tubes (1) using two 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19),

locknuts (22) and yellow nylon washers (21).

SEE FIGURE 3.

7. Attach the cross support (7) to the upper ladder support

tubes (1) using four 1/4-20 x 1-1/2 IN bolts (17) and

locknuts (22). SEE FIGURE 4.

8. Attach the ladder step (13) to the front side of ared

rails (6) using two 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19), locknuts

(22) and steel washers (20). SEE FIGURE 4.

19 21 19

Mesh hidden for clarity

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FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6

9. Insert the shooting rail J-pipes (15) into the shooting

rail rim (9). Secure together using two 1/4-20 x 1-1/4

IN bolts (18) and locknuts (22). You must now tighten

all nut and bolts of the upper ladder stand assembly.

Be sure not to over tighten or crush tubing when

tightening! SEE FIGURE 5.

10.Attach the factory assembled mesh seat with seat rails

(8) to the previously assembled upper ladder stand

assembly.

11. Using two 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 IN bolts (24), locknuts (22) and

steel washers (20), attach upper portion of each seat rail

to the main side rails (2). SEE FIGURE 6. It is important

to have the bolt head on the seat rail side and the

locknut on the main side rail side. Finger tighten these

two bolts only at this time.

12. Using two 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 IN bolts (19), locknuts (22)

and steel washers (20), attach the lower portion of

each seat rail to the upper ladder support tubes (1).

SEE FIGURE 6. It is important to have the bolt head on

the seat rail side and the locknut on the upper ladder

support tube side for ease of assembly.

13. Alternately tighten all four nut/bolt assemblies from

steps 11 and 12. The spanned mesh seat will become

tighter as you tighten each nut/bolt assembly. Tighten

until all steel tubular components are tight to each

other, locking feature of nuts are fully engaged by bolt

threads and spanned mesh seat is taut. Be sure not to

overtighten or crush tubing when tightening!

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FIGURE 7

FIGURE 8

14. Attach the removable shooting rail by sliding it onto

the posts. SEE FIGURE 7. Lubrication is recommended

to prevent binding and noise.

15. Attach the two provided 9 IN armrest pads (28) and

one 18 IN shooting rail pad (29) by wrapping around

tubing and attaching hook and loop attachment strips

together.

ground

16.Sections are assembled on the ground in the

following order; bottom section (16); middle ladder

section with stabilizer slot (11); top section (10);

assembled top platform section. SEE FIGURE 8.

17.With all sections assembled together on ground,

secure all sections together using six provided spring

lock pins (23). The handles of the spring lock pins

must be put to the outside of ladder side rails. SEE

FIGURE 8.

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FIGURE 9

FIGURE 10

18. Attach the stabilizer bar extension tube (12) to the

second ladder section mounting bracket using one

provided spring lock pin (23). SEE FIGURE 9.

19. Slide the stabilizer bar (3) into the extension tube

(12) and attach the two pieces together using one

provided spring lock pin (23). Spring lock pin must

go through both the extension tube and stabilizer

bar at appropriate hole to achieve desired distance

from tree. Adjustment in length may be needed

when ladder is uprighted later in the Setup and Use

Instructions. SEE FIGURE 9.

NOTE: Treestand should ALWAYS be fully assembled

on the ground prior to mounting it in the tree.

FIGURE 10B

FIGURE 10A

20. Attach the two long ends of the 16’ criss-cross straps (26)

to the tree blade (5). These long stabilizer straps should

be attached by pulling the free end of the strap through

the loop end of the strap to create a cinch knot around

the frame tube. SEE FIGURE 10A AND 10B.

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READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS BEFORE SETUP AND USE

STOP

WARNING

Bring ratchet strap(s) up with you in a pocket - Do Not

carry in your hands!

WARNING

Double check assembly steps to be certain you have

correctly assembled this product.

Study your new stand to become familiar with all of its

features and design. At ground level, following provided

use instructions, practice attaching stand to tree and

removing stand from tree. Practice sitting, standing, and

using this product before attaching overhead. Save these

instructions for future reference. You must always use the

provided Fall Arrest System (FAS) while using this product.

Always use at least three (3) people to install or take down

a ladder treestand. Always have two people stabilize the

ladder before climbing to the platform the rst time after

every set-up.

Be absolutely sure the tree blade(s) on stand and the

stabilizer bar are contacting tree before climbing ladder.

Stabilizer bar must always be correctly and securely

attached to ladder and tree before climbing ladder.

Make sure ladder bottom is rmly seated on dry, level

ground. Attach your harness tether to the tree before

securing the platform to the tree and stepping onto

platform. Refer to the Full Body Harness instructions.

Never ascend or descend ladder without criss-cross

straps/ropes securely holding ladder to tree and stabilizer

bar securely attached. Failure to correctly perform these

steps can cause the ladder to collapse/buckle-over

backwards during the initial ascent to attach ratchet strap

resulting in serious injury or death.

Always lean forward as you climb and attach your harness

to the tree before securing the platform to the tree and

stepping onto the platform.

WARNING

Always maintain three (3) points of contact when

climbing a ladder treestand. Proper three-point contact

means having either two feet with one hand or one foot

with two hands on the step portion of the ladder or

climbing aid at all times.

Always wear the appropriate footwear when using a

ladder treestand. A good non-slip safety boot is important

to your personal safety. Be especially careful that boot laces

do not get hooked on the stand or any of its components

(tuck shoelaces into boots before climbing).

Never stand on seat, it is designed for sitting only.

Do Not allow excessive strap buildup in ratchet as this

will prevent the ratchet teeth from engaging causing

slippage.

Always attach ratchet straps securely while using this

product!

If seat is removable, be certain it is securely attached

when in use.

Some models include a shooting rail. Never lean against,

lean over, or sit on shooting rail. It is designed as a

shooting rest only. Always be aware that the shooting rail

can swing to one side or pivot up and down.

Some models include a footrest, which is designed as a

footrest only. Never stand on footrest! Always be fully

aware of foot placement.

Some models include a multi-piece stabilizer bar system.

Be sure attachment hardware goes through both the

extension tube and the stabilizer bar.

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1. Select a straight, healthy tree. Do not attempt to install on a tree

that is not healthy.

2. With assembled product lying on the ground, position one

person at bottom end of ladder lying on the ground. This

person has to prevent the ladder end from tilting up when

platform end is lifted and prevent the ladder from skidding across

ground.

3. a. Position two people at the platform end of the ladder, lift the

platform end and continue uprighting by walking toward bottom

end of ladder and moving hands along ladder legs. Stand ladder

up against chosen straight tree on dry, level ground. Use

caution when ladder comes over center against the tree. SEE

FIGURE 11A.

b. Step back and look at the ladder top to see that it is level. Adjust

as needed to achieve a level platform top. Make sure tree blade is

contacting tree. SEE FIGURE 11B.

c. Step down hard on bottom step to push ladder legs into the

ground. SEE FIGURE 11C.

4. While two people hold the stand in place, the third person should

connect the horizontal stabilizer bar to the tree. Adjust the length

of the stabilizer bar as need so it contacts the tree and is level to

the ground. Then secure it to the tree with the 6' cam strap (31) by

forming a cinch knot with both ends of the strap and running the

long end of the strap through the cam buckle. SEE FIGURES 12

AND 13.

SETUP AND USE INSTRUCTIONS

During installation and removal of ladder treestands, you must

always and properly use the included Full Body Harness (Fall Arrest

System). Refer to the Full Body Harness instructions included with this

product for proper use.

WARNING

Never use a treestand on a dead, leaning, diseased or

loose barked tree, or a utility pole. Always avoid electrical

power lines.

Bring ratchet strap(s) up with you in a pocket - Do Not

carry in your hands!

FIGURE 11

FIGURE 12

FIGURE 13

FIGURE 14

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5. a. Loop the D-loop end of the two 16' criss cross straps (26)

through the loop end to form a cinch knot around the ladder

rail tube. Secure beneath a step rung, at the stabilizer bar height

location. SEE FIGURE 14A.

b. With the stand level and being held in place by two people,

the third person must cross one of the 16' criss cross straps (26)

behind the tree and feed the free end through the opposite

D-loop. SEE FIGURE 14B-E.

c. Criss cross the other 16' stabilizer strap (26), forming an "X"

pattern on the of the tree and feed the free end through the

opposite D-loop. SEE FIGURE 14B-E.

6. Make sure the criss cross straps and stabilizer bar strap are snug

and the tree blade is still contacting the tree.

NOTE: This ground level ladder-to-tree attachment will prevent

the ladder from pulling away from the tree while ascending to the

top for nal 6' ratchet strap (27) attachment. The same holds true

when the ladder is removed.

7. With two people securely holding the ladder, use the three point

contact climbing method to slowly climb the ladder and carefully

keep a constant hand grip on the ladder at all times. Always lean

forward, toward tree, to keep top section tree blades against the

tree. Be certain ladder bottom is rmly seated on dry, level

ground. Attach your harness tether to the tree before securing

the platform to the tree and stepping onto platform. Refer to

the Full Body Harness instructions included with this product.

NOTE: Bring ratchet strap up with you in a pocket. DO NOT carry

in your hand!

8. a. Standing on ladder step, lean toward tree with ratchet strap

now in hand, Hook "S" hook with long strap through hole

provided on tree blade. Feed the long strap through the center

(slot) of ratcheting mechanism and back around through

tightening lever. SEE FIGURES 15, 16A AND 16B.

NOTE: Be sure you feed the long strap correctly so there are no

twists in the strap.

b.Wrap entire ratchet assembly around tree and hook other "S" hook

through opposite tree blade hole. Pull tail of long strap until most

of the slack is taken out. Be sure entire strap is even and at the same

level all around tree. "Ratchet" tight to tree, this will securely attach

ladder to tree and prevent movement. SEE FIGURES 16C.

NOTE: Make sure there is at least two full revolutions of strap on

the ratchet spool before the strap tightens. Proper tension will

ensure the stand is secured to the tree. Do not allow excessive strap

to build up in the ratchet as this will prevent the ratchet teeth from

engaging and can cause slippage.

To release ratchet, simply pull therelease leverand open tightening

lever wide open (at). SEE FIGURE 16D.

9. If necessary, re-check and adjust the 6' ratchet strap (27), 16' criss

cross straps (26) and horizontal stabilizer bar assembly to securely

attach the treestand to the tree. The tree blade must be touching

the tree.

10. You are now ready to use your ladder stand.

FIGURE 16A FIGURE 16B

FIGURE 16C FIGURE 16D

IMPORTANT

Reverse the Set-Up and Use Instructions to take the

ladder stand down.

FIGURE 15

Criss Cross

Straps

Ratchet Strap

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RATCHET STRAP

CRISS CROSS

STRAPS

STABILIZER BAR

CAM STRAP

STABILIZER BAR

ASSEMBLED

PLATFORM

SECTION

LOCKPINS

FINISHED LADDER

TOP LADDER

SECTION

MIDDLE LADDER

SECTION

BOTTOM LADDER

SECTION

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14 5

21 19

19 20

ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

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PARTS LIST

ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QT Y.

1 31873 BRACE UPPER LADDER

SUPPORT 2

2 31938 LADDER SIDE RAIL 2

3 27397 STABILIZER BAR 39 IN 1

4 31805 PLATFORM 1

5 10373 TREE BLADE 1

6 31875 FLARED RAIL 2

7 31931 CROSS SUPPORT 2

8 32314 ASSEMBLY SEAT RELAX WIDE 1

9 10394 RIM SHOOTING RAIL 1

10 31737 TOP LADDER SECTION 1

11 31739 MIDDLE LADDER SECTION 1

12 1ML23 TUBE, STABILIZER, SUPPORT 1

13 410034 STEP LADDER 17 IN 1

14 23307 SEAT CHANNEL PLASTIC CAP 4

15 410113 FTS J PIPE SHOOTING RAIL 2

16 31740 BOTTOM LADDER SECTION 1

ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION QT Y.

17 48240B BOLT 1/420 X 1 1/2 IN 6

18 8909B BOLT 1/420 X 11/4 IN 2

19 48271B BOLT 1/420 X 21/4 IN 20

20 48261B WASHER 1/4 X 5/8 X 0.07 IN 6

21 23572 YELLOW WASHER YELLOW 6.5

X 19.0 X 2.0 MM 12

22 48752B FLANGE LOCKNUT 1/420 IN 28

23 19847 LOCKPIN 6 MM X 50.8 MM 8

24 48270B BOLT 1/420 X 21/2 IN 2

25 29713 PLUG 19 MM TUBING 4

ITEMS BELOW ARE NOT SHOWN

26 MK034

4511

CRISS CROSS STRAP 3/4 IN X

16 FT ASSEMBLY 2

27 48415 RATCHET STRAP 1

28 10531 FULL BODY HARNESS FAS 1

29 48736 SLEEVE W/FOAM 9" 2

30 48737 SLEEVE W/FOAM 18" 1

31 MK021

1401

CAM STRAP W/LOOPS 1 IN X

6 FT ASSEMBLY 1

NO EXTENSIONS AVAILABLE FOR THIS MODEL.

NEVER MODIFY OR EXCEED ORIGINAL STATED USE HEIGHT!

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Operator's Manual

RELAX WIDE Ladder Stand

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Operator's Manual

RELAX WIDE Ladder Stand

Portable ground blinds take a beating from the sun, wind, rain and snow. Col-

ors fade, materials rot, poles break and fabric tears. The Landmark Permanent

Blind was designed and constructed to resist the elements year after year. The

durable steel frame is covered in marine-grade reinforced synthetic tarpaulin,

made from the same rugged materials used in pick-up truck tonneau covers.

The window conguration allows you to precisely control gap vertically, hori-

zontally or both. If you’re looking for an aordable year-round hunting blind

with enough room for group hunts and archers, the Landmark Permanent

Blind is for you.

All climbing aids are not created equal. For starters, Bigfoot

Climbing Aids feature extra-large rungs that a hunter can

place 2 feet on the same level. Next we use a permanent

anti-slip coating called Tractionite. Our assortment of

climbing aids securely attach to the tree using cam straps

or ratchet straps. We take immense pride and satisfaction

in knowing that our designs consistently gain praise from

hunters and outtters who recognize the little dierences. A

big hunt should never be ruined over a little climb!

CLIMBING AIDS

OTHER GREAT PRODUCTS BY RIVERS EDGE TREESTANDS

Nothing attaches to a tree tighter than a Big Foot™

Treestand! Our line of lever-action hang-on stands bite

into the tree eliminating the need for a second strap. Other

treestands use small ratchet straps that are not as secure

once installed. Perfect for sitting on a tree at ground level

or higher up when paired with our climbing aids. Feel the

stability of a Big Foot™ Treestand for yourself!

HANG-ONS

*All weights, specications and features are approximate and are subject to change without notice. Due to continuous product improvements, product images may not be exact. Warning labels in some product