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    Quote Originally Posted by ALHikerGal View Post
    WA-LA.
    Washington-Louisiana? Long hike!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hooch View Post
    Washington-Louisiana? Long hike!
    Oh no... short walk... its only about 5 miles from Washington MISSISSIPPI to Louisiana!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ALHikerGal View Post
    I used the HH straps that came with the hammock, wrapped them around the tree as normal, threaded the hammock cord thru the webbing as usual, then just "wove" the cord thru the cleat and WA-LA. Up and hangin'.
    Your solution looks like a fine one for those who still use the stock HH spectra. How heavy is that cleat?

    Personally, I don't have a problem keeping the webbing lined up through the rings, even though I do take 3 seconds to tie a simple overhand slipknot with the loose end (just for insurance). YMMV. I don't like having to keep up with tree hugger seperately either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ALHikerGal View Post
    That looks interesting but it looks like one end has to be tied to the clamp and the other end goes through the clamp. You'd have to untie it each time you wanted to run your rope through your tree huggers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by angrysparrow View Post
    I don't like having to keep up with tree hugger seperately either.
    Or having to wrap it around the tree while holding the spectra on the end of the hammock and then having to thread the spectra through the tree hugger.

    It's so much quicker to just toss the webbing with biner around the tree, clip biner back to webbing, pull tight through rings and add slippery half hitch to webbing at rings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stoikurt View Post
    Or having to wrap it around the tree while holding the spectra on the end of the hammock and then having to thread the spectra through the tree hugger.

    It's so much quicker to just toss the webbing with biner around the tree, clip biner back to webbing, pull tight through rings and add slippery half hitch to webbing at rings.
    Not to mention the stretch factor with spectra. I enjoy not having to retighten after hanging for a while.
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    Nevermind... I see it now... it wont work...
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    They are also rated (large size) for about 225 pounds

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    I like that cleat idea a lot - quick and simple - do you know how much each weighs? and what size line it is rated for? Or do they come in different sizes?

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