Automatically adjustable tree climbing stand

Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Scaffold external of shaft

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182134, A01M 3102

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053798619

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an apparatus for climbing an upright columnar member such as a tree, pole, or the like, using two climbing members. The first climbing member has a first upright member gripping structure and a movable platform spaced from the upright member to accommodate the body of the user in a sitting position. The second climbing member has a second upright gripping structure and a platform adjacent to the upright member to accommodate the feet of the user. One or both of the climbing members have a retraction device and locking mechanism for adjustably maintaining the climbing members in substantially horizontal position relative to the ground as the climber ascends or descends the tree.

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