Climbing Harness Recalled

Sun., July 23, 1995

Charlie Powell

The Game Tracker company is recalling approximately 92,500 model GTDSB 3020 and 3040 climbing and safety harnesses designed for tree stands used by hunters.

Five incidents of the harness breaking have been reported resulting in falls and serious injuries, according to the U.S. Product Safety Commission.

All harnesses should be returned to Game Tracker, Product Safety Coordinator, 3476 Eastman Drive, Flushing, MI 48433. The company will replace the product and reimburse $3 for shipping expenses.

Info: (800) 241-4833.

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