How wide of a tree will this work on?
87358
The strap that came with mine would probably fit around a 2' dia tree at least. It is probably at least 9' long. If you need longer, you can buy a ratchet strap at a outdoors store for pretty cheap. The back of the stand has a V shaped attachment that helps to stabilize the stand when it is fastened on to the tree. I've used my two stands for two seasons now and they haven't slipped once.
87359
The width all depends on the length of the strap that is supplied. I have used it on 4 trees now, and the current tree is probably 4 foot around but I also had to use one of my own ratchet straps for the lower half due to the width of the tree. I have more of a problem with thinner trees than wider trees, the wider the better I say. They sway less in the wind.
87360
The straps should reach around a tree that is about 3 feet across. Otherwise you could always add another strap from walmart or something.
251752
Not sure about the wide , mine was smaller but it should work okay. top washer should cover hole.
1001666
I am sorry I dont have it in tree's, I have a 6 foot A fraim stand. I think you need at least 6 foot or you will ball up not stretch out.
2233434
I don't know, it all depends on how thick you apply it. If the diameter of the tree is 10ftI would best guess one?
132491
I don't think it would work. It struggled on my shrub branches that were about a 1/2" in diameter.
2074020
Most of the trees I've used in on are 8 inch or less in diam. and it has worked well. I've used in on Osage Orange (Hedge) and Junipers (cedars), which are in over grown areas so the shorter handle has been a plus.
713561
I used to use a large tree, but, I suppose the traditional target would be two inch thick boards, held together by supports in the rear. I have seen them mounted to a triangle support, with a leg from the top to keep it upright. Using 2"x6" boards, you can make it any size you want.
2048557
The track radius is 24" - it would really be close, and probably a pretty tight fit for most tree stands.If you want a basic set to fit around a tree, HO scale might be a better choice.
2209606
As long as the side of the rung is less than 7/8 of an inch wide you should be able to use it. You may be able to get it on up to 1inch wide but that would be tough. The application I used it on was 3/4 inch wide.
635464
It might work but have a little slack in it. It is made for canopies that do not have straight legs.
2020793
I was able to circle my tree with the provided track, however it sat on top of our tree skirt. I added a 4.5 inch piece of Fastrack between the curved pieces in the 4 corners and it is now wide enough to not sit on the skirt.
841908
Not sure as I sent it as a gift. Would think you would need to measure the distance from tree limb to distance off the ground that you would like swing. Buy heavy duty chain with a safety lock to attach chain to tree limb.
1491193
We use ours for branches up to about 1.5 inches and it works great. Tried leaves and it was not to good.
470965
It depends on your height and the length of your arms. Obviously if there are unilock walls or mounds under the tree you will be reaching farther. It is only for the smaller branches not the thicker ones of the 3/4" thickness. You can always use a step stool or a ladder to get way up and to the middle of the tree.
1061092
Probably too wide depending on the tree stand type. We bought our for use in a pop up tent and it worked great for that.
771381
It is adjustable up to 12". It probably will work if you do it by hand and not using the stick made for it!
1203106
The 8ft trees arranged as shown in the pictures cover about 12ft in width, you will be able to place the trees closer or further to fit you space. The tree will work great on a wall that is between 10 and 18 ft wide or split between multiple walls.