Mine is to new for mods, but when packing the BB I put the zipper side tie outs inside the hammock, and on the shelf side I turn the shelf inside out and tuck the tieout inside. Works like a champ.
Mine is to new for mods, but when packing the BB I put the zipper side tie outs inside the hammock, and on the shelf side I turn the shelf inside out and tuck the tieout inside. Works like a champ.
Great idea with the shelf tie. By too new for mods, do you mean you haven't found things you want to change, or you just don't want to mess with your new hammock? I had my whoopies installed the day I got my wbbb. I just finished a bunch of test hangs and my first overnight sleep and I think I want to do the tie out clip thing.
Here's an older thread where I sewed a zippered pocket into a WBBB.
I also simply remove the tie-outs from any hammock that has them.
“I think that when the lies are all told and forgot the truth will be there yet. It dont move about from place to place and it dont change from time to time. You cant corrupt it any more than you can salt salt.” - Cormac McCarthy
Great video! Quick question about removing the mini biner from the Triangle Thingies. Do you have to slide your UQ onto the hammock before attaching it to the trees now? Do you just leave your UQ on the hammock at all times? I'm just wondering how you would attach your UQ like that if the hammock was already up. Maybe I'm having a bit of a slow moment. Care to help?
Thanks,
I do need to slip the UQ onto the hammock once it is up. This one thing that made the whoopie convesion so right for me. I get the hammock up and set right and then lift the whoopie off the knot and slip the UQ on. It is a extra inclusion in the set-up but the spread that the triangle thingies is worth it to me.
Slipped one of those large colored rubber bands that is used to hold bunches of broccoli together (you hangers DO eat vegetables, right?) over one end of a suspension line strap. That way I know which end is the head, and which is the foot.
Put a few snap fasteners on the edges of the two bottom layers, where they aren't sewn together. The snaps keep the two layers together, and keep the loose edges from getting caught in the bug-net zipper, and used to keep my under-pad from wiggling out, before I graduated to an under-quilt.
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...Charles Kuralt
I had added a long (12") cord to the foot-end zipper pull to make it easier for me to reach, but this soulds like a better option.
And I plan on the zip-side pull out mod when I have a chance.
Jim
I added zipper pulls to my BB
I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !
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