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This popped up on my IG feed. #jealous
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Notice the saddle platform?

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I made stands like that years ago using car seat belts to attach to the tree. They worked great but we're heavy. The design could be scaled down for a saddle platform.
 
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Mike K said:
I made stands like that years ago using car seat belts to attach to the tree. They worked great but we're heavy. The design could be scaled down for a saddle platform.
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My dad made stands like that too, but his had a lot of wood as well and the base was wider for more stability. They were tanks. I was young but they must have weighed close to 25 lbs.

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