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    What model of HH do you have? Different models have different kinds of line.
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    Quote Originally Posted by goalie View Post
    What would be the best way to attach the buckle to the standard Hennessy like coming off of the Hammock?
    Jeff is right that there is different cording on the different HH models. Your profile indicates that you have an Expedition, though, which if I recall correctly has cording that's very thick.

    There is a step-by-step writeup in this thread that should help explain the whole process of changing out that cording easily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by angrysparrow View Post
    Jeff is right that there is different cording on the different HH models. Your profile indicates that you have an Expedition, though, which if I recall correctly has cording that's very thick.

    There is a step-by-step writeup in this thread that should help explain the whole process of changing out that cording easily.

    THanks, that is exactly what I am planning on doing, but I just want specifics of the actual knot that is attached to the hammock. I am not comfortable with "just untie that knot, then re-tie it with the new cord..."


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    Quote Originally Posted by goalie View Post
    THanks, that is exactly what I am planning on doing, but I just want specifics of the actual knot that is attached to the hammock. I am not comfortable with "just untie that knot, then re-tie it with the new cord..."

    No need for panic. If you need to view an example of the knot while you tie it, just look at the other end of the hammock.
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    If you search the gallery for "hennessy knot" you'll find a couple of good photos of the attachment to the hammock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Just Jeff View Post
    What model of HH do you have? Different models have different kinds of line.
    Oh, and I do have a new expedition.

    Thanks for all the help guys.

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    I did the same mod on an expedition. The stock line will be too large to prussic through the buckle and have enough space left to use the webbing easily. I think I used 3.5 or 4mm line, and then was able to tie to the hammock with the doubled lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    I did the same mod on an expedition. The stock line will be too large to prussic through the buckle and have enough space left to use the webbing easily. I think I used 3.5 or 4mm line, and then was able to tie to the hammock with the doubled lines.

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    Do you like the mod better than the original setup? I usually kayak or car camp, so weight isn't a big issue to me.
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    Oh yes, it beats the hennessy knot by far, except for weight. Takes just seconds to hang and adjust. I just yesterday switched to the whoopie sling system, but did that primarily because I'm intrigued by experimenting with the
    different suspension systems. If I were car and kayak camping, the cinch buckle and webbing system would be the only way to go.

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    Anyone have a solution for slippage of straps on the tree trunks? As in the strap slipped down the trunk. I just came back from the Smokies and I spent more time readjusting the straps at the tree trunk than sleeping! The trees were wet, mossy. I use the hammock bliss straps. Do I need more strap so I can wrap around trunk more?

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