SOLD: Warbonnet Black Bird 1.7 Double

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03-09-2011, 12:50
Mule

SOLD: Warbonnet Black Bird 1.7 Double

SOLD WBBB 1.7 Double for sale. $140.00 Shipped C.U.S.
Comes with 10 ft Whoopie Slings and two 7 foot tree huggers, original stuff sack.
I also put a few extra loops on it for under quilt tweeking and
put a 16 inch Zipper on the side opposite the long entry zipper. This is handy in reaching out to adjust you under quilt.
03-09-2011, 13:52
Two Tents

I'm interested, with a few questions. PM sent
03-09-2011, 14:06
Two Tents

Pm sent. Funds are on the way!
03-09-2011, 14:45
Moxie

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Originally Posted by Mule

I...put a 16 inch Zipper on the side opposite the long entry zipper. This is handy in reaching out to adjust you under quilt.

This is an awesome idea!!!...you don't happen to have a photo of that before you bot it up and send it out to be shipped to its new owner, do you???...I have thought of having an access point on the other side would be great.
03-09-2011, 15:05
bike camper

Small access zipper on BB would really be helpful. I'd like to see a picture as well. Any instructions would also be helpful.
03-09-2011, 15:14
Mule

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access zipper opp side BB

Just a zipper to get to your underquilt.
That last photo should't be on this thread. It is my diy BB, Sorry
03-09-2011, 15:38
Moxie

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mule

Just a zipper to get to your underquilt.
That last photo should't be on this thread. It is my diy BB, Sorry

Ahhhhh...in the foot end of the shelf!!!!...that is not where I would have put it...but that makes a lit of sense...there is barely any tension on that part of it...I've been trying to think of where a a good place would be to do this, but couldn't come up with a place that I trust myself doing...I was thinking below where you have yours, along the seam of the body itself (ripping the seam, removing a piece of grosgrain, and sewing in a zipper there)...but I would never trust myself to do that to a great piece of craftsmanship...plus I don't know how much stress is placed on that part of the hammock...but this seems to be a reasonable place to put it...thanks for the pics!!!
03-09-2011, 15:49
Mule

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moxie

Ahhhhh...in the foot end of the shelf!!!!...that is not where I would have put it...but that makes a lit of sense...there is barely any tension on that part of it...I've been trying to think of where a a good place would be to do this, but couldn't come up with a place that I trust myself doing...I was thinking below where you have yours, along the seam of the body itself (ripping the seam, removing a piece of grosgrain, and sewing in a zipper there)...but I would never trust myself to do that to a great piece of craftsmanship...plus I don't know how much stress is placed on that part of the hammock...but this seems to be a reasonable place to put it...thanks for the pics!!!

I understand, but I was thinking you have to be laying down about the way you are going to sleep to adjust it. I only wanted to get it and pull it out over the footbox if needed. If you have it too far down you will have to move a little to get to it. I used to reach clear over the bugnet and ridge line to pull mine up. Let us know how you do yours.
03-09-2011, 16:55
lukesteg

is the wbbb still 4 sale.
03-10-2011, 17:22
Mule

It is Sold. I still have the heavy duty one for sale.