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Close call?

Started by pdk25, October 24, 2008, 09:22:00 PM

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pdk25

Got out in the woods today and started going up a tree with my wife's summit treestand.  I think it is a viper.  I've hunted out of it many times with no problems.  Today I was going up this tree with really thick bark and the cable for the platform got wedged in pretty good.  I put my forearms on the climber and tried to free it up, but I felt something bend.  I was only about 6-8 feet up and the time and decided to head back down to inspect it.  I saw that the left 'arm'  was bend up and back a bit.  I wouldn't be able to climb with it like this and didn't feel safe using it so I grabbed both arms of the climber portion and attempted to bend it back.  Rather than bending back to original position, the arms basically snapped off.  Glad it didn't happen when I was up the tree.

**DONOTDELETE**

Dude, that could have been a very bad thing.

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Chris Surtees

Glad it happened on the ground. It could have been so much worse if you were 15 ft up a tree.

My family has been using Summit's and LW's for along time and thank God we have never had an issue.

I would call Summit on Monday and let them know what happened. They will make it right.


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