How To Make A Quality "Hang-On" Treestand for Under $25

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  • @philreed8431
    @philreed8431 4 роки тому +5

    Good little stand. Made the foot base a bit bigger, and the seat. Worked like a charm. Just shot a beauty 6 point in Southern Ontario. Made a climbing apparatus that also ratchets to the tree. Used a second ladder to fasten it to the tree. 1 man set up. I'm no lightweight at 240, and could sit up there for a few hours no worries. Good little stand. Thanks for posting

  • @keepitfair9
    @keepitfair9 9 років тому +18

    Hello, I really enjoyed your video. You wasted no time, you were very clear in step by step instructions, and I have to say you built a great product for very little money. These type of stands are excellent for putting on public land with less worry about theft. I too enjoy building things and I'm looking forward to making a few of these. Thank you again...

    • @nicholasclemmons8566
      @nicholasclemmons8566 6 років тому

      It's against the law to hang a stand on public land stupid you can only bring the stand and take it out with you you can not leave it duhhh

    • @richardbrown1600
      @richardbrown1600 6 років тому +2

      You can leave stands in Missouri between certain dates.

    • @russelllangworthy8855
      @russelllangworthy8855 5 років тому +1

      @@nicholasclemmons8566 You should check your facts before calling someone stupid. Other than that....why so angry?

    • @jonathanrybolt5450
      @jonathanrybolt5450 Рік тому +1

      @@nicholasclemmons8566 not true. State and location dependent. Ridiculous comment. Do better.

    • @kalvinhutchins3704
      @kalvinhutchins3704 2 місяці тому

      ​@nicholasclemmons8566 learn the regulations bud. What may be illegal in your state isn't necessarily illegal in all. But we all appreciate you showing the world the quality of your character. 😂

  • @joshfred
    @joshfred 7 років тому +7

    Great job! It's good to see young guys so interested in hunting.

  • @BiggerAlan
    @BiggerAlan 2 роки тому +1

    Made one today and your video had great but simple instructions. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to help those of us that don’t have excess money to spend. Mine turned out nicely and if it only lasts a couple of years its just what I needed. Thanks again.

  • @PierreMasson72
    @PierreMasson72 2 роки тому +5

    Just finished a slightly improve version of it (bigger seat). Itested it with only 1 bender and it’s super solid. Thank you sir!

  • @jrockett666
    @jrockett666 2 роки тому +1

    Worked great bud thanks! I even added a little cushion up top and a pvc coffee holder

  • @jimkirk41
    @jimkirk41 8 років тому +1

    very well made video. you have a knack for verbal and quality instructions and a bargin to boot

  • @grandpamarionoutdoors7444
    @grandpamarionoutdoors7444 Рік тому +2

    Awesome brother going to make one.

  • @mikefinto4048
    @mikefinto4048 4 роки тому +2

    Bro thanks a lot for putting the measurements, I'm definitely gonna build one.

  • @02091975dominik
    @02091975dominik 8 років тому +3

    Thanks for the instructions, I followed it and got one done. All I need to do is find a place to hang it
    Good job and thanks again

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому

      Glad i could help! Thanks

  • @wesleymccoppin5992
    @wesleymccoppin5992 4 роки тому +4

    I just made one of those and I hung it up in the tree it works really well great design I would suggest putting a lag bolt through there if you're a bigger guy

  • @randyellis7353
    @randyellis7353 2 місяці тому

    What a great idea I’m gonna have to try it

  • @ethanwilliams299
    @ethanwilliams299 9 років тому +4

    Good tutorial and great stand I'm going to make one

  • @dfoster357
    @dfoster357 4 роки тому +2

    Let me start by saying it’s a great video very straightforward and to the point. I’m gonna make one of those using the 2 x 4 as the the back brace I’m also gonna build another using a 2 x 6 for bigger trees I might even go up to 2 x 8 and give that a try thanks a lot for the video.

  • @Alexwess12
    @Alexwess12 Рік тому +2

    Im making one for next season, maybe a few small changes

  • @davesmith7328
    @davesmith7328 8 років тому +1

    You did a great job on the Video bubba!! And those are some nice tree stands!!

  • @christopherstruck2099
    @christopherstruck2099 Рік тому

    Good job. Ill be making a couple of these. Thanks!

  • @davemitchell7270
    @davemitchell7270 8 років тому +2

    Great job. You have a future in public speaking . Just what I was looking for to hang up in my coniferous tree.

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому

      Dave Mitchell thanks dave!

  • @Hawgfrog
    @Hawgfrog 3 роки тому

    Good work. I made a couple years ago similar to this. I couldn't sit in one now if my life depended on it. Dont hurt your back.

  • @rushbayou5230
    @rushbayou5230 3 роки тому +1

    i cut it 6 times .. and its still too short ;)
    ty dude.. most kids these dayz are recluce and glued to the cell phones

  • @2ArrowsHunting
    @2ArrowsHunting 2 роки тому +1

    awesome idea!!!!!

  • @johnwhitten1900
    @johnwhitten1900 6 років тому +1

    Great stuff man! Thanks for sharing this.

  • @charlespowell6826
    @charlespowell6826 7 років тому

    i am going to try and build this. i hunt with a crossbow and am kind of tossed on the room id have in it. but will see how it all works out . nice video

  • @robertsophiea05
    @robertsophiea05 7 років тому +40

    Did you cut out the part when your dad slaps you upside the head for spray painting right next to his house? LOL JK great video.

    • @billcenne7262
      @billcenne7262 5 років тому +1

      why? it's just permanent seamless steel siding........

    • @cb887
      @cb887 5 років тому +6

      Bill Cenne that’s not fucking steel siding it’s plastic I have the same shit on my house

    • @natepalm3906
      @natepalm3906 4 роки тому +1

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @jeffuhl763
      @jeffuhl763 4 роки тому

      LOL! Me too!

  • @mauricecardinal6352
    @mauricecardinal6352 6 років тому

    Nice design. If more people built their own they would drop the price tomorrow. Usually the neative comments are from those who have invested interests in selling you one of their manufactured ones. Thank you

  • @Mikesteele45
    @Mikesteele45 Рік тому +1

    Love it, i built a few!

  • @brushcountrybob5347
    @brushcountrybob5347 9 років тому +1

    That was a good tutorial,they look very well built also.For the price of a welded steel stand of that size a guy could spend 70 dollars+.Think I will build my own from now on at the specs you have provided.Thanks,and good luck this year.

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +3

      Thank you, glad to help! If I would recommend anything after using these many times, I'd say make the seat a few inches wider in each way!

    • @WilliamHerron
      @WilliamHerron 9 років тому +3

      +Ohioutdoor Addicts TV I was thinking a decent seat pad stapled in place would go a long ways on this thing

  • @rayhopkins5246
    @rayhopkins5246 9 років тому +2

    I agree - awesome. I can do it now. Just the video I was looking for to build a cheaper hang on.

  • @XngGen
    @XngGen Рік тому

    That looks fun to put on a tree with them weight.

  • @nautica1017
    @nautica1017 9 років тому +13

    Awesome video, on the construction of them. Do you have a video on how to attach it to the tree ?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      Unfortunately not but i will make one soon!

    • @carolmiguel7885
      @carolmiguel7885 8 років тому

      DO IT!!! People could die lol

    • @jason3064
      @jason3064 8 років тому +1

      would like to see the tree attachment video also

    • @lynordb
      @lynordb 8 років тому +1

      did you get the hang on the tree instructions?

    • @stevegaines3590
      @stevegaines3590 8 років тому +1

      just have to use BIG eye bolts to both top sides..lock washer & nut on the end.......leave a gap in the eye bolt so a chain can span the distance....throw chain around the back of a tree over a big, strong branch.....hook it to the open eye bolt....use a pad lock to lock it on so it won't slip off & also ppl can't steal it.....use a strong rachet strap for the bottom.....tight to the tree....build a ladder or use screw in steps to get in & out....i've made many stands like this....

  • @icebergo6
    @icebergo6 7 років тому +5

    Great job young man. I used to be a school teacher so I'm not going to give you the typical sort of generic UA-cam feedback and instead give you some thoughts that I hope you can learn from and use to be better. First and foremost you approached this video from and instructor's point of view. you have some proven know-how on something that you have actually done. then, you took it a step further. you thought about your audience and how to present the information in a way that is easy to understand and is useable...without over exposition. You were to the point. that is diy gold right there. UA-cam is saturated by very credible and informed people who focus on the medium so much that, tragically, they don't have the best presentation. yours is pretty straightforward. it's not super polished and fancy as if you have a production team behind you. that's okay. Also you have a steady cam, good lighting, good audio with great cadence and language/word choice. it's just easy to listen to and watch you show us how to make a deer stand. that is fantastic. thank you! You do your rents proud.

  • @michaelada1210
    @michaelada1210 3 роки тому

    Made one this winter. Just painted it and tested it out...

  • @kalvinhutchins3704
    @kalvinhutchins3704 2 місяці тому

    Great video and precise instructions. Going to build one for my next season. Just wondering about the finished weight and portability though?

  • @Peggysue1970
    @Peggysue1970 6 років тому

    Was thinking about doing something like this so no one will steal my stand!! Just a old house ladder I'll use and paint it camo .. I've had so many stands stolen . Good job and thanx..oh and your moms gonna jill ya if paint gets on the house!!

  • @robertknapp6746
    @robertknapp6746 6 років тому

    Great instructions looks like fun to make and cost effective you will go far in life with your speaking talent s and ideas good luck. I subscribed

  • @johnbrink7430
    @johnbrink7430 5 років тому +1

    Great video. It is sad there are so many haters on here commenting. Everyone should be using a fall arrest system so if there was any catastrophic failure of any stand you would be able to recover.

  • @timmccomish1531
    @timmccomish1531 8 років тому

    built one it works great! To solve the small seat problem I just used the original seat with a smoothed (sanded corners) out of a piece of plywood

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      Thanks for your input! Good idea, Maybe others will consider your idea as well.

  • @7outdoors4life
    @7outdoors4life 3 роки тому

    I’m subscribed to your channel man this video this is definitely awesome 😎

  • @texicanwild
    @texicanwild 8 років тому +1

    This is a phenomenal video - thank you for sharing! I was wondering if at the 1:43 mark the one 17 1/2 inch is supposed to have one 45 or two 45s? Any help would be appreciated. I'm headed out to buy wood now and will be cutting in an hour or two - thank you!

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      +Robert Denninger Thank you! Sorry, I wish I would've checked my messages a couple days ago but I hope you figured it out, the 45 degree cut is only on one side of the 17 1/2in board!

  • @1234tric
    @1234tric 9 років тому +1

    Great but what do you use to hang them on the tree, and how do you attach the hanging mechanism to the stand?

  • @jpistheguyjesusloves8234
    @jpistheguyjesusloves8234 2 роки тому

    Thanks great job I got about halfway through the video and realized I’m walking about 3 miles in to where I hunt
    How much does it weigh?

  • @Oldschool_outdoors
    @Oldschool_outdoors 4 роки тому

    Making one today thanks bud

  • @PapaHulk83
    @PapaHulk83 2 роки тому

    Superbe vidéos 👍👍
    Je viens de finir le miens, j'aimerai savoir le poids que les votre font.
    Le miens est assez lourd donc je vais voir de diminuer les sections de bois pour l'alléger un peu.
    Encore merci superbe vidéo 👍👍

  • @tobiasthiessen3914
    @tobiasthiessen3914 2 роки тому

    Yo how do you put it in a tree
    I would appreciate it if you would answer

  • @norfolkrailwayfan1722
    @norfolkrailwayfan1722 3 роки тому

    I'd prefer not to trust myself doing that but nice wood work. And a tip is to not paint them because of the smell but the camo still looks awsome keep up the good work

    • @kos_m824
      @kos_m824 3 роки тому

      Just leave them out for a few days for the paint to cure before you hang them, there should be no smell after that

  • @SitoCabrera1595
    @SitoCabrera1595 6 років тому

    With the 45s is your measurements to the point or from the short sides

  • @sawyerbaggett7616
    @sawyerbaggett7616 4 роки тому +1

    Just out of curiosity, this stand being wood, does it hold up in the elements?

  • @419forging
    @419forging 9 років тому

    you should really make a video on how to hang them. i love the idea and seems pretty safe if you attach it right but PLEASE show to to hang them would be much appreciated

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +3

      +Jeremy Balbaugh I use 2 ratchet straps to attach them. You could also add a lag bolt to add security.

  • @romantiller8436
    @romantiller8436 6 років тому

    What do you use to hold them to the tree

  • @jwayno2550
    @jwayno2550 8 років тому +1

    you can buy a hang on for 39 brand new with the strap included and it comes painted for the work you put into building in I already have mine hanging but I guess if your bored it works

  • @reddog270ss
    @reddog270ss 9 років тому +1

    nice vid. how do you attach and hang these stands? I'd like to at least see hardware used to hang them

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +2

      +red dog I use 2 ratchet straps to hang them! thanks

  • @7outdoors4life
    @7outdoors4life 3 роки тому

    Man this is pretty cool 😎 but man it’s this safe? I mean I do really really like this idea man big time!!!!!!!! And definitely it’s cheaper !!!

  • @keepitfair9
    @keepitfair9 9 років тому +1

    Quick question...what is the approximate weight of each stand? Thanks!

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +1

      Thanks, and I didn't weigh them, but if I had to say probably 20lbs give or take!

  • @HouseBladeDesign
    @HouseBladeDesign 8 років тому +3

    also I would go with grade 8 bolts they r heat treated an will not bend

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      Houseknives Thanks for the tips!

    • @TWeatherford88
      @TWeatherford88 6 років тому +2

      Not necessary, as the wood will give out before grade 5 or even grade 2 will.

  • @wadeoutdoors2265
    @wadeoutdoors2265 8 років тому

    How many 8 foot boards did you use?

  • @carsonlunde966
    @carsonlunde966 8 років тому +1

    How would you climb up the tree with it?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      Carson Lunde its not a climber stand its a hang on, you use pegs to climb up to it:)

    • @carsonlunde966
      @carsonlunde966 8 років тому +1

      Ohioutdoor Addicts TV oh okay. I am making one in school so thank you. this is a very awesome video.

  • @papergunfreak3000
    @papergunfreak3000 9 років тому +1

    Did You ever use them...really want to
    make sure they are safe?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +1

      Yes I use them all the time, my advice after use would be to make the seat a bit wider and stick out a little further so your more comfortable! You could even make the platform larger if you'd like. I weigh 150lbs and they are sturdy for me, more supports could be added if you feel it's necessary, try it on the base of a tree before you go up high!

    • @papergunfreak3000
      @papergunfreak3000 9 років тому

      +Ohioutdoor Addicts TV Thanks, did you ever find out how much they weigh?

  • @HoveySmith
    @HoveySmith 9 років тому +1

    A nice video that is very cleanly done. I prefer lighter weight metal climbers like the Tom Cat stands for their easy portability, but for an inexpensive strap-on stand this looks good, although I would put something metal with a grip surface on the parts that touch the tree. I like the notion of something having a higher coefficient of friction against the tree.

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому +1

      Hovey Smith thanks for the suggestions Hovey! I watch a lot of your videos, i also have the original "tree lounge" treestand. I love it!

  • @richardkeith6822
    @richardkeith6822 4 роки тому +1

    I've hunted for years from different kinds of tree stands. Hang-ons, climbers, ladder stands and if I've learned anything, you got to make sure your equipment is safe and will hold up against the elements. My experience using wood ladder stands, they usually are only good and safe for a couple seasons of hunting, then they tend to start eroding away very fast! Even treated wood has it's limits on how well it does out in the elements.!

  • @txoutdoors2037
    @txoutdoors2037 6 років тому

    I’m 7 foot 4 inches 450lbs is this ok for me

  • @toledorobb
    @toledorobb 9 років тому +1

    could you add a hardware list ?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +2

      A box of 3" screws (exterior) and 2- 5" (5/16) bolts with washers and 5/16 lock nuts! That's really all I used, thanks

  • @benb7727
    @benb7727 9 років тому +6

    I'm 5' 3" and 390lbs. Do you think it would be safe for me?

  • @theoutdoorglockguy
    @theoutdoorglockguy 4 роки тому

    How heavy is it?

  • @chaddillard8779
    @chaddillard8779 6 років тому

    How many 2x4 do you need to make 2 stands?

    • @justinhead1161
      @justinhead1161 6 років тому +1

      Chad Dillard I just made two and used 6 2x4x8

  • @serme16
    @serme16 4 роки тому

    When he says 16 inches with a. 45 cut is it 16 inches on long or short side

  • @casey197930
    @casey197930 5 років тому +2

    Dad comes out:
    "I'll shade your ass if you get that paint on my house"
    Moves to yard..

  • @outdoormississippi9541
    @outdoormississippi9541 7 років тому

    What's the weight limit

  • @deegee6477
    @deegee6477 7 років тому +1

    Did he use the word "Petru doing"?

  • @jloutdoors9861
    @jloutdoors9861 8 років тому

    Great idea I would just make it bigger

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому

      J&Loutdoors ya i agree after using them a lot!

  • @mattbraysails
    @mattbraysails 8 років тому

    Sam Hunt outro? that blew my mind.

  • @ExploringCabinsandMines
    @ExploringCabinsandMines 5 років тому

    ??? put them on the tree ?

  • @bennyarens3107
    @bennyarens3107 7 років тому

    Okayyyyy so how do I hang it I just made this for nothing?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  7 років тому

      Benny Arens just like a normal hang on! I like to use 2 ratchet straps around the main post (under the seat) and around the tree

    • @claytonclark6320
      @claytonclark6320 4 роки тому

      Haha

  • @smokehouse-ji4gh
    @smokehouse-ji4gh 8 років тому +2

    good job if I used stationary stands I would build it in a heartbeat but I'm a climber kind of guy....

    • @cristophercaraway8703
      @cristophercaraway8703 7 років тому

      smokehouse 1987 the way he builds its a quick pick up and run stand

  • @reddog270ss
    @reddog270ss 9 років тому

    thanks

  • @mountainmade9798
    @mountainmade9798 8 років тому +1

    you sit in that all day..?

  • @TheBlackicehunter
    @TheBlackicehunter 8 років тому

    how heavy?

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  8 років тому

      TheBlackicehunter its about 20lbs

  • @shanerose8832
    @shanerose8832 7 років тому

    how many 2 x 4's to make one stand?

  • @daviddisotell4710
    @daviddisotell4710 7 років тому

    I bet hanging this stand compares to hauling logs out of the woods.

  • @ROARINGLION11
    @ROARINGLION11 8 років тому

    Cool idea but I would not trust the design to be strong enough to keep you safe. Maybe for a 90lb kid like you for short term. I would want beams underneath supporting the stand and a better vertical attach to the tree support using at the very least 6 inch lag bolts. I would prefer threaded rods that go through the tree. If you want a wood stand to be safe, short term and long term that is.

  • @chancho789
    @chancho789 7 років тому

    Hola, está muy bueno! cuanto pesa? en kg o Lbs ? Gracias.

  • @BBB-ny9rf
    @BBB-ny9rf 7 років тому

    Would of been cool if you ended the video standing on them in the tree with the camera just zooming out.

  • @featherspreaderinc3146
    @featherspreaderinc3146 3 роки тому

    now get some blood spilled off of it. good job.

  • @patty109109
    @patty109109 8 років тому

    Decent build but stands are at dicks/field & stream for $40 all day long this time of year and they include a harness (and a padded seat) and are surely stronger. Gently hopping up on down on that front 2X4 I guarantee it will start to shear because it is relying on the strength of the wood's end grain--not compression, and it will just not take that much force. End grain of the wood has very little shear strength. Pretty small fasteners in there, too. Commend your ingenuity but I don't see it as a particularly safe stand and doesn't save that much money, either.

    • @stevegaines3590
      @stevegaines3590 8 років тому +1

      could just nail on a piece of plywood to the top of the footrest...then tack on a couple of shingles for a non slip grip...?

  • @slimjim7411
    @slimjim7411 7 років тому

    The thing that always bothers me about homebuilt wood stands is nobody uses a good exterior wood glue. Glue is much much stronger than screws, it's very inexpensive, and might save your bacon. Otherwise for a year or two use it's a good design, and I would trust a good lumber stand I built myself over a welded in china $50 hang on from Wal-Mart.

  • @iwin1833
    @iwin1833 9 років тому +5

    WARNING DO NOT MAKE THIS STAND OUT OF 2X2 WOOD LIKE I DID TO KEEP THE WEIGHT DOWN .YOU WILL DROP LIKE A ROCK OUT OF THE TREE . HA HA

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому

      Did you really? That's wasn't a good idea lol

    • @iwin1833
      @iwin1833 9 років тому

      NO JUST MESSING WITH YA . GREAT VIDEO GREAT IDEA

    • @ooatv2150
      @ooatv2150  9 років тому +1

      +butt head oh darn I would love to see a pic of one built with 2-2 😂

    • @iwin1833
      @iwin1833 9 років тому

      Ohioutdoor Addicts TV well god never put me on this earth to be a engineer i guess

    • @mauricecardinal6352
      @mauricecardinal6352 6 років тому

      2x2. ahahahahahah. ouch!

  • @huntstrong5397
    @huntstrong5397 Рік тому +1

    It used to cost $25.00.

  • @dwightjemtrud8072
    @dwightjemtrud8072 4 роки тому

    Aluminum

  • @doylemetzinger1774
    @doylemetzinger1774 6 років тому

    You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.

  • @shannonblane
    @shannonblane 8 років тому +18

    Just buy a quality lock on stand. They are very affordable, lighter, and will last 10 times longer. Although I appreciate the DIY desire, you don't scrimp on peanut butter or lock-on stands.

    • @bumstudios8817
      @bumstudios8817 6 років тому +1

      Shannon Lane that looks solid as a rock... i have been in cheaper store bought ones, i would rather had that. He knows what he is doing

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    @tamaratamrot2681 4 роки тому

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    @campbellmarty36 3 роки тому

    Now as of 2021!!!☝️ TRIPLE your prices now!!!!🤬🤬🤬

  • @jacoblord2815
    @jacoblord2815 8 років тому

    or you could just buy one dam there not that expensive

  • @nicholasclemmons8566
    @nicholasclemmons8566 6 років тому +2

    Hang on stands are only 40 bucks at Wal-Mart but next time I wanna die hunting I'll be sure to build this death trap you have here with a 6 inch wide seat I sit in my stand for hours and hours most the time I hunt from morning to after noon my ass couldn't take sitting on this that long

    • @jasonsmith4251
      @jasonsmith4251 4 роки тому +4

      Your a punk to talk about a kid trying to do something cool with his life. Unlike your kids probably being meth heads

  • @lukeford2150
    @lukeford2150 2 роки тому

    Wym, thats like $200 in lumber right there😂

  • @briankeene8051
    @briankeene8051 7 років тому

    you say the measurement to fast

  • @starkaran8390
    @starkaran8390 4 роки тому

    Splendidly to see Woodglut have new plans which helped me save some money and energy for this construction.

  • @stevenyoder3014
    @stevenyoder3014 7 років тому

    Wanting to DIY? Great idea. Making a lock on stand out of wood that hangs from a single strap? Hell no. Give it a few years of weather and it'll be done. Especially fasteners on the end grain of a board. Plus I'm not gonna kill myself hanging it.

  • @allandocater6296
    @allandocater6296 5 років тому

    plans from woodprix are awesome!

  • @Biggchad
    @Biggchad 4 роки тому

    No thank you!!!!!! I did NOT ASK!!!!!@!

  • @SkyGuy32100
    @SkyGuy32100 7 років тому

    500lb