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    GSuders

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    Dec 13, 2017
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    Keymar
    Anyone know when Walmart will be putting their treestands on clearance?
     
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    geda

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    Dec 24, 2017
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    cowcounty
    I have a couple of their 2 m an stands, when purchased on clearance they are pretty good bang for the buck. The oldest stand is pushing 10 years without ever being taken down right now. This year i just replaced all the bolts on it with stainless because they were getting sketchy. The actual painted frame is like new. Upgrading to stainless hardware would be a good use of $10-20 on a new one.
     
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    gwchem

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    Dec 18, 2014
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    SoMD
    I don't think the name brand stands are immune to misdrilled holes.

    The farm I hunt has a handful of 15 foot, two man, Walmart ladder stands. Serves us well.
     
    tosainu1

    tosainu1

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    May 10, 2005
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    Bowie Md
    I only put those double Walmart stands in because they’re heavy and solid, cheap and the poachers don’t steal them. I have one so old the tree grew into it
     
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    remrug

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    Mar 13, 2009
    1,804
    manchester md
    rseymorejr said:
    I don't mind breaking out a drill motor and digging up a handful of nuts and bolts, if the price is right
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    Just don't go about it like my friend did.He took it to his spot with his 4 wheeler to assemble.Was 10 mins from his truck,15 mins from home, and 25 mins from a hardware store.
     
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    rseymorejr

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    Feb 28, 2011
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    Harford County
    remrug said:
    Just don't go about it like my friend did.He took it to his spot with his 4 wheeler to assemble.Was 10 mins from his truck,15 mins from home, and 25 mins from a hardware store.
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    Oh no I'd never do it like that. It all gets put together right at the house first! I don't completely trust those Chinese slave laborers.
     
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