SOLD: Hammocks for sale, five of them.

**Mule** · 12-31-2008, 15:43

#1 Claytor no net Sold
#4. Tripple bottom Sold
#5. 12 foot black taffeta Sold
#3. Double Bottom Speer Sold
Still have:
Claytor Clone, tied ends see #14
Camo ripstop Claytor no net Clone, single bottom

**kimmer123** · 12-31-2008, 19:33

I just need one to place in my motorcycle saddlebag ,,,which one is complete and similar to a hennessey hammock? thank you

thruhiker101 · 01-01-2009, 01:33

Originally Posted by skskinner

The hammock itself is 14 ounces with bugnet skins. To put a bugnet on by just sewing it on and providing a Zipper would likely add 8 ounces. To velcro a bugnet on so you could remove it when you wanted would likely be 10 or 12 ounces and would cost more. For the Velco and the zipper, along with the hammock would be $80.00. The Omni Velcro is expensive.
So, sewed on bugnet w Zipper $50.00.
Velcro and Zipper $80.00.
Mule

ill take the bugnet zippered please... thank you very much... no rush but might you know an ETA?

**Mule** · 01-01-2009, 23:51

Originally Posted by thruhiker101

ill take the bugnet zippered please... thank you very much... no rush but might you know an ETA?

I just finishes one of these for another member. I realized when it came to a Speer Type hammock, five feet wide and about 9 long, that a sewn on bugnet with zipper won't work very well. I ended up giving him the double bottom speer type hammock with bugnet VELCROd on and with Zipper. I did this because I messed up the deal so much by confusing both of us with the details so I gave him the deal for the price of the sewn on Bug net but included velcro to hole the smaller net on. If you tried to sew it on it would not be big enough for setting or anything except sleeping because the bug net would not be the same size as the hammock.
Short version, I cannot offer this mod again. It would easily work on a Claytor type, but not on a wide, tied-end hammock. Sorry, Steve