warning! - Lone Wolf

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WARNING!
You must read and understand all of the following instructions
before first use. If you do not, it could result in serious injury up
to and including death. Any questions please call 309-691-9653.
WARNING!
• Make sure you have read and understand all instructions.
• Practice first at ground level.
• Always wear TMA approved fall arrest system when using
any treestand.
• Do not use while intoxicated or when taking medications that
cause drowsiness.
• Do not attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or
utility poles.
• Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during lightning storms.
• Haul gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
• Platform is designed to hold one person only.
• Do not jump on platform or seat, nor should you stand on seat.
• Do not attempt to alter product in any way.
• Maximum load is 350 pounds, except where noted.
• Failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
ALWAYS WEAR A TMA APPROVED FALL ARREST
SYSTEM WHEN USING ANY TREESTAND
If you do not understand any of these instructions,
please call Customer Service (309-691-9653) or
visit our web site (www.lonewolfstands.com)
PRODUCT LINE
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL
PO Box 62
Edwards, IL 61528
Phone: (309) 691-9653 • Fax: (309) 693-9410
www.lonewolfstands.com
LONE WOLF PORTABLE TREESTANDS
WARNING!
You must read and understand all of the following instructions
before first use. If you do not, it could result in serious injury up
to and including death. Any questions please call 309-691-9653.
WARNING!
• Make sure you have read and understand all instructions.
• Practice first at ground level.
• Always wear TMA approved fall arrest system when using
any treestand.
• Do not use while intoxicated or when taking medications that
cause drowsiness.
• Do not attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or
utility poles.
• Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during lightning storms.
• Haul gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
• Platform is designed to hold one person only.
• Do not jump on platform or seat, nor should you stand on seat.
• Do not attempt to alter product in any way.
• Maximum load is 350 pounds, except where noted.
• Failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LONE WOLF FALL ARREST SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . 4
LINEMAN’S ROPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
TREE ATTACHMENT ROPE ASSEMBLY . . . . . . 9
LONE WOLF CLIMBING STICKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
LONE WOLF CLIMBING STICKS
LONE WOLF MINI STICKS
PRO SERIES CLIMBING STICKS
LONE WOLF HANG ON STANDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
ASSAULT™ HANG ON, ALPHA™ HANG ON,
ELITE™ HANG ON, PRO SERIES HANG ON
LONE WOLF ASSASSIN™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
LONE WOLF CLIMBING STANDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
ALPHA™ HAND CLIMBER
ALPHA™ SIT & CLIMB
LONE WOLF ALPHA™ LADDER STAND . . . . . . . 44
LONE WOLF TREE SEAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
LONE WOLF CAMERA ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
LONE WOLF BACK PACK STRAPS
ATTACHMENT INSTRUCTIONS
ALPHA™ HANG ON: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
ASSAULT™ HANG ON: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
PADDED STRAPS: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
LONE WOLF CLIMBING STICKS ATTACHMENT
TO STAND FOR BACK PACKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Copyright © 2008 Lone Wolf Portable Treestands
04/08-15M
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General Maintenance
• Make sure all nuts and bolts are secure before each use.
• Replace any worn or damaged parts with components from Lone Wolf.
• All bolts for this product are Grade 8.
POLYURETHANE TRACTION BELT
APPLICABLE TO: Alpha™ Sit & Climb and Alpha™ Hand Climber
1.) With a permanent marker write date of 1st use on each belt.
2.) Inspect belt before each use
3.) Replace every 5 years or when you observe any of the following:
a.) belt has external cracks or tears visible
b.) any internal cables are broken
c.) any teeth are offset from normal pitch or are torn or cut
CORRECT
(dia. 1)
CORRECT
(dia. 1a)
INCORRECT
(dia. 2)
INCORRECT
(dia. 2a)
Shown is the proper use of the traction
belt for the Lone Wolf Climbers (dia 1). The
polyurethane belts are designed to be used
on the Lone Wolf products only. Always use
your traction in the position that it is shown in
dia 1. Never use the belt in this position (dia. 2).
Use in this position can cause damage to the
traction belt. WARNING: Point of arrow marks
the end of the belt (dia. 2a). No part of the
arrow should be showing after the cams are
engaged (dia. 1a). Any failure to follow the
instructions may cause belt to disengage
and cam to open.
POLYESTER WEB BELTS
APPLICABLE TO: Alpha™ Ladder Stand, Climbing Sticks, Elite™ Hang on, Alpha™ Hang On,
Assault™ Hang On, and Assassin™ Platform, Pro Series Hang On & Climbing Sticks
1.) Inspect belts before each use
2.) Replace every 5 years or every year if left out yearly
3.) Replace belts if you observe any of the following:
a.) cut or worn webbing
b.) buckles are bent or cam release is binding
c.) stitching is loose, cut, or becoming unraveled
4.) With a permanent marker write the date of the 1st use on each belt
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Lone Wolf Fall Arrest System
WARNING!
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Make sure you have read and understand all instructions.
Practice first at ground level.
Always wear TMA approved fall arrest system when using any treestand.
Do not use while intoxicated or when taking medications that cause drowsiness.
Do not attach to rotten, loose bark or dead trees, metal or utility poles.
Avoid use during wet or icy conditions, or during lightning storms.
Haul gun or bow up from ground after climbing tree.
Platform is designed to hold one person only.
Do not jump on platform or seat, nor should you stand on seat.
Do not attempt to alter product in any way.
Maximum load is 350 pounds, except where noted.
Failure to follow these instructions could cause serious injury or death.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
• Inspect before each use.
• Replace every 5 years.
• Replace after arresting a fall, or earlier if belts or ropes are cut or worn.
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Lone Wolf Fall
Arrest System
continued
Step 1: Place harness over your
shoulders.
Step 2: Take your waist belt threading it
through the buckle making sure that it is
snug against your waist.
Step 3: Take your leg strap from the front to the back making sure to make adjustments so that the buckle is even with your waist belt. You will then take your hook
underneath your waist belt bringing it down securely against the waist strap.
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Lone Wolf Fall
Arrest System
continued
Step 4: Repeat the same process on the other side adjusting the tension making
sure the hook is even with your waist belt coming up underneath and hooking down
on your waist belt. This should allow your tether to be clear and free in the back.
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Fall Arrest System’s
Lineman’s Rope
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
• Replace every 5 years or earlier if belts or ropes are cut or worn.
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Fall Arrest System’s
Lineman’s
Rope
continued
Step 1: Place rope tether’s large loop
under the waist belt as shown.
Step 2: Thread the remainder of the
rope and carabineer through the large
loop and pull tight.
Step 3: Wrap the rope and carabineer around the tree.
Step 4: Hook the carabineer through the waist belt sliding
the Prusik knot for adjusting the length of the rope.
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Fall Arrest System Tree
Attachment Rope Assembly
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
• Replace after arresting a fall, or earlier if belts or ropes are cut or worn.
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continued
There is a large and small loop on the rope assembly. Always make sure that the
small loop is always attached to the carabineer.
Step 1: Wrap the rope around the tree and then thread the carabineer and the Prusik
knot through the large loop making sure you go through the large loop two times.
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continued
Step 2: Pull the rope assembly tight
against the tree as shown.
Step 3: Slide the Prusik knot up against
the tree tightly.
Step 4: Attach the tether from the
harness onto the carabineer.
Step 5: Slide the rope assembly to
above your head.
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Lone Wolf Climbing Sticks
( Applicable to all Lone Wolf Climbing Sticks and Pro Series Climbing Sticks)
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
POLYESTER WEB BELT
• Replace every 5 years or every 2 years if left out yearly.
• Inspect belts before each use.
• Replace belts when you observe any of the following:
a.) Cut or worn webbing.
b.) Buckles are bent or cam release is binding.
c.) Stitching is loose, cut or becoming unraveled.
d.) With permanent markers write date of first use on each belt.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Sticks
continued
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Sticks
continued
Step 1: Place the Climbing Stick v-bracket against the center of the tree. Wrap the
belt around the tree and then place the open loop over the versa button. You then
pull the belt tight.
Step 2: While holding the top 2 steps
with both hands, pull down until the
climbing stick is firmly attached to the
tree.
Step 3: Slide the rope assembly up the
tree before you proceed to install your
next stick.
Step 4: Continue this process until you are at your desired hunting height.
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Lone Wolf Hang On Stands
(Assault™ Hang On, Alpha™ Hang On, Elite™ Hang On, Pro Series Hang On)
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
POLYESTER WEB BELT
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Lone Wolf Hang
On Stands
continued
ASSAULT™ HANG ON (HOSAT)
ALPHA™ HANG-ON (HOSSH)
ELITE™ HANG ON (EHOS)
SYSTEM 1: Offset Bracket
(NOT to be used with EZ Hang Hook System)
Step 1: While holding the stand in an open position, center the offset bracket
against the tree. With the buckle in hand, wrap the belt around the tree and place
the loop over the top versa button and pull the belt tight.
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Lone Wolf Hang
On Stands
continued
SYSTEM 1: Offset Bracket continued
Step 2: Lift the platform up and pull the belt tight again to take up any additional
slack in the belt. Pushing down on the rear of the seat at this time will help to ensure
a solid set.
Step 3: Lower the platform. Your additional strap can be added at this time.
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Lone Wolf Hang
On Stands
continued
SYSTEM 1: Offset Bracket continued
Step 4: Hold the seat and the tree with
your hands. Your treestand should be
positioned so that you are stepping
downward from your climbing sticks
into the center of the platform.
SYSTEM 2: EZ Hang Hook
(NOT to be used with Offset Bracket)
Step 1: Fasten the belt hook assembly to the tree. Pull the belt tight.
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Lone Wolf Hang
On Stands
continued
SYSTEM 2: EZ Hang Hook continued
(NOT to be used with Offset Bracket)
Step 3: Wrap the main belt around the
tree. Place the sewn loop over the top
versa button and pull tight. You must use
the belt on the top versa button when
using the easy hang hook. Center the
platform against the tree and lower the
platform.
Step 2: Hang the stand onto the hook.
Please NOTE: make sure to visually
check that the hook is in the receiver.
Step 4: Hold the seat and tree with
your hands while stepping downward
into the center of the platform. PLEASE
NOTE: Your treestand should always be
positioned so that you are always stepping
downward from your climbing sticks into
the center of your platform.
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Lone Wolf Hang
On Stands
continued
SYSTEM 3: Platform Leveler
Shown is the platform leveling device. In
order to level your platform, loosen both
knobs. Next, place the bar in the selected
slot for a level platform. Once that position
is selected, re-tighten the knobs.
SYSTEM 3: Seat Leveler
The seat leveler can be adjusted by
slightly screwing the leveling bolt in or
out for your desired position.
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Lone Wolf Assassin™
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
POLYESTER WEB BELT
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Lone Wolf
Assassin
continued
LONE WOLF ASSASSIN™
Assassin™ Harness
Step 1: Step into harness as shown.
Step 2: Pull the harness up to
your waist.
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Lone Wolf
Assassin
continued
Assassin™ Harness: continued
Step 3: Take the top straps up and over Step 4: Take the waist belt through the
from the back over your shoulders.
open loops at the end of the upper
straps.
Step 5:Thread the waist strap through
the buckle on the other side of the waist
Step 6: Take your leg strap from the
belt. Once the belt is threaded, take the
excess back over the buckle and through back side underneath to the front of you.
the first side of the buckle pulling tightly.
The excess strap can be placed through
the open loops for convenience.
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Lone Wolf
Assassin
continued
Assassin™ Harness: continued
Step 7: Thread the strap through the
metal D-rings and pull tight.
Step 8: Repeat this for the opposite
leg, again, coming from the back to the
front threading through the D-ring loops
pulling tightly.
Assassin™ Tree Strap
Now you are ready to apply the tree strap.
Step 2: Take the end of the strap and
thread it through the cinch buckle going
Step 1: Place the strap around the tree. from the bottom to the top and over the
slide bringing it down through the end of
the buckle.
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Lone Wolf
Assassin
continued
Assassin™ Tree Strap: continued
Step 3: Pull the strap tightly against
the tree.
Step 4: Thread the end of the tree
strap through the slide on the back
side of the strap.
Assassin™ Platform
Step 1: Hold the platform against the
tree with the platform in an upright position. Center the offset bracket against
the tree.
Step 2: With the buckle in hand, wrap
the belt around the tree and place the
belt loop over the versa button and pull
the belt tight.
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Lone Wolf
Assassin
continued
Assassin™ Platform: continued
Step 3: Push down on the front of the
platform. Wedge the platform tightly
against the tree.
Step 4: To level the platform, turn the
leveling bolt at the base of the Assassin™
post to adjust the platform angle.
Step 5: Now that you are on your platform
at your desired height, the tree strap should
be placed in a position somewhere between
your midsection and your chest.
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Lone Wolf Climbing Stands
(Applicable to the Alpha™ Hand Climber and Alpha™ Sit and Climb.
Includes: Back Packing straps, Seat Cushion, Bungee Cord,
Stabilizer Straps and 6-Pt Fall Arrest System.)
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
a.) Belt has external cracks or tears visible.
b.) Any internal cables are broken.
c.) Any teeth are offset from normal pitch, or are torn or cut.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
continued
1.) With a permanent marker write date of 1st use on each belt.
2.) Inspect belt before each use
3.) Replace every 5 years or when you observe any of the following:
a.) belt has external cracks or tears visible
b.) any internal cables are broken
c.) any teeth are offset from normal pitch or are torn or cut
CORRECT
(dia. 1)
CORRECT
(dia. 1a)
INCORRECT
(dia. 2)
INCORRECT
(dia. 2a)
Shown is the proper use of the traction
belt for the Lone Wolf Climbers (dia 1). The
polyurethane belts are designed to be used
on the Lone Wolf products only. Always use
your traction in the position that it is shown in
dia 1. Never use the belt in this position (dia. 2).
Use in this position can cause damage to the
traction belt. WARNING: Point of arrow marks
the end of the belt (dia. 2a). No part of the
arrow should be showing after the cams are
engaged (dia. 1a). Any failure to follow the
instructions may cause belt
to disengage and
cam to open.
ALPHA™ HAND CLIMBER (HCCSH)
ALPHA™ SIT & CLIMB (SACCSH)
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Cam Tethers
Step 1: Run the tether through the hole
in the end of the cam.
Step 2: Tie the ends together.
Step 3: Pull the cord to the end of the slot.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Stabilizer Strap Installation—Climber Seat
Alpha™ Hand Climber and Alpha™ Sit and Climb.
Step 1: For the HAND CLIMBER TOP Step 2: Pull tight.
SECTION take the short end of the stabilizer straps and take it over the casting
in the front corner of the seat through the
sewn loop.
Step 1: For the SIT AND CLIMB TOP
SECTION, wrap the short end of the
strap under the angled support arm at
the location shown. Make sure the sewn
loop is to the outside.
Step 2: Thread the buckle in through
the sewn loop and cinch it up tight.
Rotate the stabilizer buckle so it points
downward.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Stabilizer Strap Installation—Climber Base
Applicable to Alpha™ Hand Climber and Alpha™ Sit and Climb.
Step 1: To install the straps on the
Step 2: Run the sewn loop through and
STAND BASE thread the long end of the pull tight.
strap long end of the strap along the
edge frame of the casting just in front of
the brush pocket towards the rear.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Lone Wolf Climber PLATFORM Installation
First, install the climber base.
Step 1: Loosen the torque knobs and
pull the hinge washer inward.
Step 2: Then, push the hinge forward
to the end of the slot.
Step 3: Re-tighten the knobs.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Lone Wolf Climber PLATFORM Installation continued
Step 4: Unlatch the cam.
Step 5: Pull the belt from the tube.
Step 6: Place around the tree. Adjust
the stand platform slightly higher on the
front end.
Step 7: Insert the belt back into the
tube. NOTE: WARNING- point of arrow
marks the end of the belt. No part of the
arrow should be showing after the cams
are engaged. Failure to follow these
instructions could cause belt to disengage
and cam to open. Now re-attach the
cams firmly.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Lone Wolf Climber TOP SECTION Installation
Step 1A: For the HAND CLIMBER flip Step 1B: For the SIT AND CLIMB,
the tubes over so they rest on the side of loosen the torque knobs.
the seat casting.
Step 2: Pull the hinge washer inward.
Step 3: Push the hinge forward to the
end of the slot.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Lone Wolf Climber TOP SECTION Installation continued
Step 4: Retighten the knobs. Now, you
are ready to put your top section onto
the tree.
Step 5: Unlatch the cam and pull the
belt from the tube.
Step 6: Place the belt around the tree and insert into the tube.
NOTE: WARNING- Point of arrow marks the end of the belt. No part of the arrow
should be showing after the cams are engaged. Failure to follow the instructions
may cause belt to disengage and cam to open.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Lone Wolf Climber TOP SECTION Installation continued
Step 7: Now re-attach your cam firmly.
Step 8: Connect your stabilizer straps.
WARNING- the stabilizer straps must be
connected before leaving the ground and
must always remain connected while the
treestand is in use.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Climbing Instructions – Alpha™ Hand Climber
Step 1: Harness to tree.
Step 2: Support your weight onto the
climbing aid.
Step 3: Place your feet under the
hinges and the bar as shown. Apply
slight pressure to the hinge with the
inside of the foot.
Step 4: Bend at the knees to
disengage stand.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Climbing Instructions – Alpha™ Hand Climber continued
Step 5: Keeping one foot under the
hinge bar, step back onto the center of
the stand with the other to secure it in
place.
Step 7: Disengage the climbing aid,
raise, and repeat the process.
Step 6: Slide the harness rope up the
tree to the appropriate height.
Step 8: When you reach your desired
height or when the platform becomes
level, adjust your harness rope height
to it is tight while in a sitting position.
Now while in a sitting position pull your
stabilizing straps tight.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Climbing Instructions – Alpha™ Sit & Climb
Step 1: Step into center of from. Attach
harness rope to tree and lift into postion
to climb.
Step 2: Distribute your weight onto
climbing aid. Place feet under hinge and
bar as shown. NOTE: Flip foam seat pad
over one time, this will hold the seat in
upright position.
Step 3: Apply slight pressure to hinge
with inside of foot. Bend at knees to
disengage stand.
Step 4: Pull stand up with legs. Reengage stand by shifting weight to heels.
Slide harness rope up tree to appropriate
height. Stand up and repeat process.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Alpha™ Hand Climber Back Packing Instructions
Step 1: Fold the stand and seat down
flat placing the two bolt heads into the
stabilizer channel as shown.
Step 2: Lay the top section of the Hand
Climber on top of the platform.
Step 3: Install the bungee cord and stabilizer straps as shown.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Alpha™ Hand Climber Back Packing Instructions continued
Step 4: Criss cross stab straps.
Step 5: This is the proper position for
the Hand Climber to be back packed.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Alpha™ Sit and Climb Back Packing Instructions
Step 1: The traction belts should be
retracted into the tubes as far as possible with the cams in the locked position.
Step 2: Fold the top and bottom flat
and place the top upside down.
Step 3: Place the Sit and Climb bar
between the teeth and traction belt.
Step 4: Lay the bar on 2 points of the
teeth.
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Lone Wolf Climbing
Stands
continued
Alpha™ Sit and Climb Back Packing Instructions continued
Step 5: Install the bungee cord and
stabilizer straps as shown.
Step 7: Criss-cross and connect the
stabilizer straps. Pull them tight.
Step 8: This is the proper position for
back packing the Sit and Climb.
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Lone Wolf Alpha™ Ladder Stand
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
POLYESTER WEB BELT
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 1: Attach the offset bracket to the
seat post as shown. The offset bracket
should be on the opposite side of the
versa button.
Step 2: Tighten the offset bracket so it
is secure against the seat post.
LONE WOLF LADDER STAND (ALS16)
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 3: Take your 6 ft. strap and secure
one loop off to the clevis pin. Do this
while holding the foot leveler in place.
Step 4: Take the strap around the tree
attaching the other loop to the opposite
clevis pin and foot leveler.
Step 5: Take the slack out of the strap
to secure the base of the ladder for
pulling apart the ladder sections.
Step 6: Firmly grab the platform and
pull the ladder sections apart to your
desired height.
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 7: Lock the extended ladder section in place by inserting 2 clevis pins
per section in the appropriate marked
holes. Run the clevis pins from the
inside of the ladder rail to the outside.
Lock the clevis pins in place.
Step 8: After the ladder sections have
been pulled apart and secured in place
with the clevis pins, remove the strap
from the feet levelers and secure the
clevis pins back in place.
Step 9: Next, you will install the platform support bars. Lift the rear of the
platform up to a level position.
Step 10: Platform support bars should
be positioned along the inside of the
platform and ladder rails. Secure them
with the tightening knob.
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 11: Again, the ladder support
bars should be from the inside of the
rail placing the clevis pin inside out
and locking the pin in place.
Step 12: Repeat the process with the
opposite platform support bar.
Step 13: Again, place the support bar
on the inside of the ladder rail in the
appropriately marked hole. Insert the
clevis pin from the inside out locking
the pin in place.
Step 14: Next, feed the looped end of
the 16 ft. stabilizer strap through the
platform as shown. Take the other
looped end, along with the buckle,
through the loop. Pull and secure to
the platform.
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™
Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 15: Then, repeat this process on
the opposite side of the platform. Pull
and secure the loop to the platform.
Step 16: With the base of the ladder or
the bottom rung against the base of the
tree.
Step 17: Lift the ladder platform to
chest height.
Step 18: Press upward over head.
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 19: Walk the ladder up toward the tree Step 20: Walk the bottom of the ladder
reaching hand over hand against the rungs
out away from the tree until the ladder is
until the platform connects with the tree.
in a free standing position.
Step 21: Installation of the 6 ft stabilizer Step 22: When installed properly, they
straps. Criss-cross the stabilizer straps
should be crossed in the back of the tree
around the back of the tree making sure
as shown.
the straps cross at the highest point possible. Secure them off to the versa buttons on the ladder sections. Tighten them
down taking the tension out of the straps.
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™
Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 23: Install the black ladder
support strap by attaching it to one
versa button on one side of the ladder
rail, around the tree, securing it off to the
opposite versa button on the opposite
side, pulling, and securing the ladder
to the tree. Please NOTE: the black 11 ft
ladder support strap should be used
on the highest versa button that can be
reached from the ground or from the first
ladder rung.
Step 24: Install the ladder wedge bar.
The clamp end of the ladder wedge bar
should be placed over the first or second
rung and secured with the clevis pin
form the underside of the rung.
Step 26: Slide the bar to a length that
causes the v-bracket to be in a slightly
higher position than the clamp end.
Then, reinsert the clevis pin to lock the
wedge bar at that length.
Step 25: Remove the clevis pin from
the adjustment slide in the wedge bar.
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Lone Wolf Alpha
Ladder Stand
continued
Step 27: Slowly and slightly pull up
and out away from the tree on the
bottom rung.
Step 28: Before installing your last 2
stabilizer straps and before climbing onto
the platform, you must install your tree
attachment rope and then your tether
to your carabineer.
Step 29: Now you’re ready to install
your last two stabilizing straps. Wrap the
belt around the tree and place the loop
over the top versa button. Pull the belt
tightly.
Step 30: Lastly, install second stabilizer
strap at this time.
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Lone Wolf Tree Seat
WARNING!
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
POLYESTER WEB BELT
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Lone Wolf
Tree Seat
continued
THIS IS FOR GROUND USE ONLY.
It is not a treestand, nor is it to be used in conjunction with one.
Step 1: Place against the tree and take
the strap around the tree. Place the loop
over the versa button and secure it tightly.
Step 2: The leveler bolt under the seat
can be adjusted to your desired position.
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Lone Wolf Camera Arm
WARNING!
Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious injury, death or damage to
camera equipment.
• Do not use camera arm to assist you in entering or exiting you stand.
• Do not lean on or against camera arm.
• Do not use arm to support your weight.
Using in above fashion could cause arm to become disengaged from tree, resulting
in loss of balance or falling out of tree.
• NOTE: Arm is designed for cameras UP TO 6 lbs.
Step 1: Place the camera arm against
the tree at your desired height. Wrap the
belt around the tree placing the loop
over the versa button and pulling tightly.
Step 2: Turn the knob in to tighten the
bolt. This will level the arm.
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Lone Wolf Back Pack Straps
Attachment Instructions
Alpha™ Hang On
This will allow you to properly install the
back pack straps to the Alpha™ platform.
If you will NOTE there are four smooth
ribs on the casting of the Alpha™ hang
on. This is where you will attach the
back pack straps.
Step 1: Take your back pack straps
and find the fist smooth rib.
Step 2: Go over the top of the bar and
keep the stitching face up.
Step 3: Take the tail of the webbing
and run it through and back down again
through the buckle.
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Attachment
Instructions
continued
Alpha™ Hang On: continued
Step 4: Take the three bar buckle (which is provided) and
feed it through the opposite of the webbing. Keep in mind,
you should have 2 bars visible. Find the other smooth rib on
the platform. Go over the top of that rib and back through
one bar of the buckle and then back through the second bar
of the buckle. This will allow adjustment on both the top and
the bottom. Repeat on the other side.
Assault™ Hang On
The Assault™ Hang On uses the same
application as the Alpha™ Hang On. Just
keep in mind where the straps will be
placed on the platform.
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Attachment
Instructions
continued
Padded Straps
The third application is our accessory padded back pack straps.
Step 1: Find the smooth rib on the
casting.
Step 2: Go under the rib and through
the three bar buckle and through the
other side.
Step 3: On the bottom, place over the bar, back up to the buckle and through the
lower bar of the buckle. Then, go through the top bar of the buckle and cinch tightly.
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Attachment to Stand
for Back Packing
( Attaching the Climbing Sticks to the Alpha™ Hang On)
Step 1: To start with, you have two
versa buttons with straps. Start with the
lower strap and actually run it around the
base of the stand two times. Run your
loop back over the versa button. Lower
your stand and cinch it tightly.
Step 2: NOTE: There are two foot pads
molded into the platform. Make sure
these foot pads are clear from the
straps. We’re going to attach the
v-bracket from the sticks there at
a later time.
Step 3: Take the Lone Wolf Climbing
Stick (keep in mind that on every set of
sticks you will see some webbing with a
buckle- always make sure this stick is on
the bottom of your stack).
Step 4: Take the gray webbing and
wrap it around the base of the stick.
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Attachment to Stand
for Back
Packing
continued
Step 5: Run the loop back up to the
versa button and cinch it tightly. This will
keep everything neat and compact.
Step 6: Take the remaining two sticks
(NOTE- the hole on the back of every
stick- the hole will line up with the allen
head found on the versa button).
Step 7: Line the allen head up with that
hole. You should get a nice, snug fit.
Step 8: Then, take the black webbing
on the bottom stick and wrap it around
the other two sticks, buckle it, and cinch
it tightly.
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Attachment to Stand
for Back
Packing
continued
Step 9: Then place the top v-bracket in the two impressions on the seat pad. The
two foot pads that were mentioned earlier will accommodate the bottom v-bracket.
With slight pressure, the two v-brackets should stay in place.
Step 10: Take your second versa button
and figure eight it around the stand down Step 11: Loop the loop over the adjustment knob and cinch tightly.
the bottom of the base and over the top.
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See the latest from Lone Wolf
at www.lonewolfstands.com
Lone Wolf Quiver and
Quiver Stand Mount
The Wolf Pack™
Wolf Jaws™ “Combo”
Silent Tote™
For written and video instructions
please visit www.lonewolfstands.com
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