WBBB Options

[Redwood Guy]

WS's tie with a larkshead to the WBBB just like any other gathered end hammock. The ridgeline is simply tied into loop on either end, where it exits the whipping. As long as you pass the WS through that loop, there won't be any problems.

Is what you are explaining what you mean in this photo?

http://www.hammockforums.net/gallery...6_original.jpg

[angrysparrow]

Yes, that photo illustrates it.

[Redwood Guy]

Ok thanks.

So basically cut the white ridgeline, tie a knot it in, put the WS through the knot and it should be good-to-go.

Now I know that the ridgeline has to have a certain "tightness"... which I guess the hangline would normally handle... so, when I do the snipping off of the whitecord, should it be fairly tight inside the hammock pod or fairly loose, or kindle in the middle.

brandon should just sell them setup with ws :-p LOL save us newbs having to learn the hard way. lol

[angrysparrow]

So basically cut the white ridgeline, tie a knot it in, put the WS through the knot and it should be good-to-go.

You don't have to cut anything... The ridgeline ends are already tied into a loop, and that loop is what exits the whipping. All you have to do is be sure your WS goes through it.

[Redwood Guy]

You don't have to cut anything... The ridgeline ends are already tied into a loop, and that loop is what exits the whipping. All you have to do is be sure your WS goes through it.

Oh sweet!!

(I obviously didn't take mine apart yet figured I'd better find out how to do it first.)

Anyway, thanks for the help!!

John

[warbonnetguy]

yes, don't cut anything, you can only see the tip of the RL sticking out, but if you pull on it, it will come out a couple inches, enough for you to work with it

[Redwood Guy]

yes, don't cut anything, you can only see the tip of the RL sticking out, but if you pull on it, it will come out a couple inches, enough for you to work with it

Yep yep!!

Got it all done. Looking sweet and can't wait to get out and try it out.

Thanks guys!