Does anyone "Not" get along with their Huntmore chair?

[Keefer]

pavan,  This Graemlin belongs to you...          

[the elf]

All this talk about Grits----can someone please
explain to a guy from the great white North--
exactly what Grits are.

[Mudd]

Originally posted by the elf:
All this talk about Grits----can someone please
explain to a guy from the great white North--
exactly what Grits are.

Hahaha!! This one's all yours Ron!

I won't even try to explain to him that all this fuss is over "southern tofu"...lol

God bless,Mudd

[reddogge]

elf, you need to go to the "grits" thread on Pow Wow, over 300 replies so you should be able to find out about grits.

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=092136

[David Mitchell]

Already heard from Scott....he is replacing the seat cushion at no charge.  Excellent customer service.  Said there had been some problems with the seat cushion provider and he had "moved on" from that one.  

[Montanawidower]

Just got mine and took it along on an antelope hunt.  I loved the comfort and easy turning.  I usually come back with a sore neck from constantly craning around to scan the horizon.  This time I had no such problem, I swiveled my whole body.  I did discover a small problem though.  By day three it was squeaking at an alarming decibel.  I guess that is to be expected and there is an adjustment and lube recommendation online to solve it.  I just felt stuck when it started during the middle of a hunt.  I still killed a great buck and overall, I can see this as a big plus in my antelope blind set up.  Is it worth $200, that's personal.  My buddy uses a regular camp chair to sit and a swiveling dove bucket to shoot off of.  He uses the bucket as a foot stool to kick back and recline  (its insulated to boot-  cold drinks are huge in the heat!).  He nicknamed my new stool the "squeaker".     Serves him right... he came home empty handed.

[gordie]

GRITS... the staff of life below the Mason-Dixon
just add real butter & coarse pepper.

[Keefer]

David,   Whew! for a minute there I thought I would have to send you my chair...  

[David Mitchell]

Hey, Keefer, thanks for the "offer"....I could always use another you know   :D  .....Dave

[Hexman]

Montanawidower,

Congrats and glad to hear you got your Speed Goat!  Thanks for the kind words about your hunting experience with your 360º Chair, especially about the comfort and the advantages of the rotation of our chair.

That said, I'm more concerned that you figured out why your chair was making noise and solved the problem?

With out seeing the chair, I'm guessing the main hub nut & bolt loosened up?  Clean the hubs, add some silicon grease or Bow Wax to the nylon washers, add Red or Blue Loctite to the threads on the bolt, tighten the hub nut & bolt back up to desired tightness. Sit on the 360º and do a rotation test to see how tight you want the hub bolt and adjust the bolt accordingly. I personally like minor resistance to rotating, but some folks like theirs looser. See  www.huntmore.biz  

For out in the field, some folks keep a small bottle of scent free oil in their backpack for their treestand incase with change of temps or humidity their stand starts making noise. It would not hurt to at least have a bottle back a camp.

Let me know!

[email protected]

[Mudd]

How long would it take to get one to my door if I ordered it tomorrow?

Thank you in advance!

God bless,Mudd

[SteveB]

Originally posted by the elf:
All this talk about Grits----can someone please
explain to a guy from the great white North--
exactly what Grits are.

Near as I can figure, grits are an excuse to eat lots of butter and other things