Post pics of your ENO mods

[nine16ths]

Here's my current set-up:



head-end close-up:


attachment through the ENO channel:


foot-end overview:


the only difference between the head and foot ends is that i currently have a 'whoopie' SRL, so the fixed eye is larks-headed through the ring on the foot end and the adjustable end is attached to the head end with a soft shackle.

my tree straps (not shown) are 1/2" electric company 'mule tape.' i have no idea what the stuff is made of, but it's 2000 lb test, doesn't stretch appreciably at these loads, and i have probably 500 feet of the stuff on a spool in my father in law's barn. attachment to the tree straps is marlinspike & toggle.

i have black amsteel on order. i didn't realize that 'amsteel blue' came in colors other than blue when i first ordered. i guess i'll be selling these suspension components or passing them down to another hammock.

[BlueSkies]

Current ENO set-up:

Replaced stock rope and biners with an amsteel continuous loop and DUTCH biners [thanks dutch]
Adjustable Structural Ridgeline added
Removed the compression strap from the sack [but kept the sack on, I kinda like it]

[Nojack]

I would be willing to give your suspension a good home for my grand trunk traveler. I have been wanting to upgrade it for my wife on our day hikes.

Nojack

Here's my current set-up:



head-end close-up:


attachment through the ENO channel:


foot-end overview:


the only difference between the head and foot ends is that i currently have a 'whoopie' SRL, so the fixed eye is larks-headed through the ring on the foot end and the adjustable end is attached to the head end with a soft shackle.

my tree straps (not shown) are 1/2" electric company 'mule tape.' i have no idea what the stuff is made of, but it's 2000 lb test, doesn't stretch appreciably at these loads, and i have probably 500 feet of the stuff on a spool in my father in law's barn. attachment to the tree straps is marlinspike & toggle.

i have black amsteel on order. i didn't realize that 'amsteel blue' came in colors other than blue when i first ordered. i guess i'll be selling these suspension components or passing them down to another hammock.

[jons4real]

[QUOTE=nine16ths;305045]

my tree straps (not shown) are 1/2" electric company 'mule tape.' i have no idea what the stuff is made of, but it's 2000 lb test, doesn't stretch appreciably at these loads, and i have probably 500 feet of the stuff on a spool in my father in law's barn. attachment to the tree straps is marlinspike & toggle.

Thanks so much for the pictures! Loved them.

If so how much would you like for some of that 1/2 webbing? Maybe 22 altogether. two 11 foot sections?

[mophead]

Hopefully no one will mind this thread being bumped. Here are some shots of my bishop bag mod:




The corner hole is reinforced with a piece of strap webbing:


More details are in the album.

[jons4real]

That is very cool

[Bubba]

I did the same thing only not as fancy. I just snipped a hole in the corner, used a lighter to touch up the fraying and put a few stitches so the seams wouldn't open up.

Hopefully no one will mind this thread being bumped. Here are some shots of my bishop bag mod:




The corner hole is reinforced with a piece of strap webbing:


More details are in the album.

[Noobslinger]

Haven't uploaded my pics yet but just started Modding my dn. Changed the suspension to whoopies and toggles and trimmed off the excess material in the sides. By doing this I trimmed off a pound. Next project is sewing my guardian to the hammock itself

[mophead]

I did the same thing only not as fancy. I just snipped a hole in the corner, used a lighter to touch up the fraying and put a few stitches so the seams wouldn't open up.

Yeah, that was my first thought, but I was not sure how well the taffeta would singe with a lighter, I figured if I did the sew route it would be reversible should something go wrong or if I decided I didn't like it.

[monterop]

Hopefully no one will mind this thread being bumped. Here are some shots of my bishop bag mod:




The corner hole is reinforced with a piece of strap webbing:


More details are in the album.

How exactly does this work?? Looks very interesting..