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MEMORY FADE! HELP!

Started by Yolla Bolly, February 11, 2013, 06:11:00 PM

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Yolla Bolly

Will someone please remind me of the brand name or company that made (makes?) the rope-on tree steps which I own.  They are constructed of two pieces of square cross-section tubular steel, bent to about 45 degrees, welded together on on end, with a bar separating the angles.  The rope is installed at one angle with an eye splice.  They came, 8 nested in a pretty nice green zipper with an illustration of the knot used to install them.

Thanks.
"Son, yeh gotta learn the Tehama 3-step."   Homer Whitten.

oldskool

Stepp ladder if I remember correctly
CHX 58in 44@28 CHX 58in 52@28

Yolla Bolly

"Son, yeh gotta learn the Tehama 3-step."   Homer Whitten.

awbowman

Yep, Stepp.  I think his first name is Jim

I don't think he makes them anymore
62" Super D, 47#s @ 25-1/2"
58" TS Mag, 53#s @ 26"
56" Bighorn, 46#s @ 26.5"

Doc Nock

It is Jim Stepp, but I do not think he's making or marketing that stuff anymore... He was a Viet Nam vet who lost a leg over there, and made them so he could stand with his prosthesis and put up his stand...

He was from up NE... I want to say MA... not sure anymore...he's been "off radar" for a good while.
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