Instructions / Assembly

Wood Arc Hammock Stand

Model 4710C

Weight Limit: 300 lbs

Congratulations on purchasing Model 4710C

wood arc hammock stand to be used with

most 11 ft , 2-pt hammocks. We hope it helps

provide hours of relaxation. If you have

questions regarding this product, please

contact customer service at (800) 295-6758

Hardware:

Part A – Hardware Bag

Part B - #17 by 7”L bolts (x 4)

Part C - #17 by 5 ½”L bolts (x 4)

Part D - #17 washers (x 18)

Part E - #17 lock nuts (x 10)

Part F – Carabiner clip (x 4)

Part G – Eye bolt (x 2)

Part H – 15 link chain (x 2)

Part I – 2-piece #17 wrench (x 2)

Wood Parts:

Part J – Legs (x 2)

Part K – Center braces (x 2)

Part L – Uprights (x 2)

Assembly can accomplished with one person, but for easier assembly a

second person is recommended.

The Algoma Net Company, Div. of Gleason Corp.

1525 Mueller St. Algoma, WI 54201

Email: algomasales@algomanet.com 10/2012

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Wood Arc Hammock Stand Model 4710C Weight Limit: 300 lbs C B Congratulations on purchasing Model 4710C wood arc hammock stand to be used with most 11 ft , 2-pt hammocks. We hope it helps provide hours of relaxation.
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Step 1: Locate the stand legs (Part J) and place on level surface about 3 ½ feet apart as in figure 1. The beveled edges on the bottom of the legs should face each other Beveled foot edges should face inward toward the other leg. Beveled edge Detail Step 2: Locate center braces (Part K) and place on top of the legs (Part J) so that the ends of the braces curve upward as in figure 2, and the larger counter sink holes of the center braces are facing the outside.
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Step 4: With the uprights now in place, tighten the bolts that connect the legs (Part J) to the center braces (Part K) using the included wrenches (Part I) as shown in Figure 8. Figure 8 Step 5: Locate the eye-bolts (Part G) and place through the hole on the top of the upright (Part L) with the eye facing the inside of the stand as in Figure 9. Place a washer (Part D) then a lock-nut (Part E) onto the threaded end of the eye-bolt as in Figure 10.