Needs new seat material and straps, and could use a paint job. 250.00 TYD.
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Loc-On Windwalker
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I hope so, that would make me, and surely the buyer, very happy!
Deerslayer31
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How much is one worth in mint condition
It took me three years to find mine. Can't give you a dollar amount, but I traded a trophyline ambush and maybe 8 ameristeps?
$250 is a solid deal. There's a guy on eBay who sells the seats for those that aren't handy with the ole thread injector. $20. $10 for a new strap from strapworks. Less than $300 for the lightest stand that I'm aware of of having existed.
Vtbow
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@Nutterbuster is right on-$250 is a good deal. In pristine condition these are worth $350 in my opinion. And they will go for that amount if you are patient. Right now there seems to be a flood of them on the market which I honestly believe is due to the saddle hunting "craze" we are currently seeing, and the advent of lighter climbing stands on the market. This is still what I consider the lightest, most versatile hang on stand on the market.
I will honestly NEVER get rid of mine....
@Nutterbuster is right on-$250 is a good deal. In pristine condition these are worth $350 in my opinion. And they will go for that amount if you are patient. Right now there seems to be a flood of them on the market which I honestly believe is due to the saddle hunting "craze" we are currently seeing, and the advent of lighter climbing stands on the market. This is still what I consider the lightest, most versatile hang on stand on the market.
I will honestly NEVER get rid of mine....
Deerslayer31
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Thanks guys I have a mint condition one I was using on out of state short hunts just wondering because the last 2 years I have not sat in a stand
If I wasn't as tall as I am, neither would I. It's hands down the best option for a hang on. My assassin platform weighs more.
I'd sure like to get this thing into someone's hands that will enjoy it.
The weight limit can be changed with modifications. I changed all the bolts to grade 8 and the contact points where the bolts go can be reinforced with steel. Adds a little weight but hardly noticeable. I’ll take pics later
I used to be a dealer for LocOn several years ago. They were made here in Ohio. I used to sell that stand for about $125 shipped. Used to sell Treesuit’s too.
Yeah, they're kinda like ameristeps in how inflated the price is. They're really simple stands too.
But it's not like you can just buy one off the shelves anymore...
True that. I work in the scrap industry and last year someone scrapped one I got for free. It needs a new seat and a strap. One of these days I’ll fix it up and use it. If someone would drop 2 bills I’d have to let it go