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Screw in steps in bulk.
- Thread starter Tjens21
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If you go screw in, go Cranford. But the bolts are stronger, cheaper, and easier to set because you can use a power drill. That's why almost nobody uses them.
I use the cranford steps. They are great but not as strong when it comes to side pressure. If you use screw in steps for when your at the top I would only use the rod steps. Make sure you screw them in all the way and they work.
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Break off?!
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Yes. A buddy and I were trimming up stand sites and he went up the tree first and I was handing him up the pruning saw. I was only 2 steps high. Second step broke flush with the tree and I scraped my ribs on the 1st step.