I’d. Climber manufacturer?

[Patrick H]

Can someone please tell who manufactured this climber.

 

[DayDay]

Can someone please tell who manufactured this climber.

At this point, I'd just be guessing.

 

[double browtine]

No pic so I would guess an ole Baker

 

[Apostolic Outdoors]

The Invisible Man?

 

[Carlos]

That's an air-weight, I've got 3 of them at home myself, exactly like yours.

 

[Patrick H]

Let me try this again

 

[mayberryrick]

Warren and Sweat?

 

[Remington700]

Looks like Amacker to me

 

[Tnshooter15]

I'm thinking Amacker but not sure

 

[Carlos]

By today's standards, many would consider that stand to be unsafe.
YMMV.

 

[Gravey]

Looks like Amacker to me

I'm thinking Amacker but not sure

The amacker I had had spikes that dug into the tree. It wasn't going anywhere.

 

[ttf909]

Alumi lite

 

[Patrick H]

Carlos, thank you for the safety alert. Is it due to the "V" bar? I can't find anything on the internet. It appears similar to an Amacker but can't find an exact match. It does have a TMA sticker on it.

 

[cbhunter]

The amacker I had had spikes that dug into the tree. It wasn't going anywhere.

Thought same, had one spike on each side that "bites"

 

[killingtime 41]

Let me try this again

Be careful when you sit down gonna be a sudden drop.

 

[Carlos]

Carlos, thank you for the safety alert. Is it due to the "V" bar? I can't find anything on the internet. It appears similar to an Amacker but can't find an exact match. It does have a TMA sticker on it.

You're welcome.

The V bar doesn't help make it any safer at all. They hold the tree pretty good, as long as they're adjusted properly.

If you are familiar with the newer Summit stands- you know how much they've changed since then.

If you climb with it, make sure you use a safety harness.

 

[Laserman1]

And please don't do like I did years ago and sharpen the v blade so it holds better. You'll never get back down and mine is still on Carter mountain in a tree.