TATO Gear Hammock Stand pole leg conversion kit

[TATO]

You asked, we promised, and now we've delivered!

http://www.tatogear.com/product/hamm...onversion-kit/

For those of you who've been waiting with bated breath for the conversion kit to turn your Gen 1 Hammock Stand Kit (wood leg) into the new and improved Gen 2 Hammock Stand Kit (conduit leg), the wait is over! Your patience is being rewarded with the easiest upgrade kit since the iPhone upgraded to iPhone 2.



Just pop right on in to our new website (mentioned previously in another post) and order this thing up!

The conversion kit includes the following:

6 – Tri-Hinge Conduit Connector Plugs

6 – Delrin Feet

6 – Rubber Boots

1 – Knockout Punch for removing the hinge pins on your Gen 1 stand kit

It has LITERALLY everything you need for the upgrade, including feet for indoor use and feet for outdoor use. It HAS IT ALL.

[TheYoda]

I was lucky enough to get mine together with 2x2s after a hard search for decent lumber, and really enjoy it. However, I think I will purchase this conversion kit so I can use my stands indoors this winter. The rubber feet are a great add on.

[tbird911]

You asked, we promised, and now we've delivered!

http://www.tatogear.com/product/hamm...onversion-kit/

For those of you who've been waiting with bated breath for the conversion kit to turn your Gen 1 Hammock Stand Kit (wood leg) into the new and improved Gen 2 Hammock Stand Kit (conduit leg), the wait is over! Your patience is being rewarded with the easiest upgrade kit since the iPhone upgraded to iPhone 2.



Just pop right on in to our new website (mentioned previously in another post) and order this thing up!

The conversion kit includes the following:

6 – Tri-Hinge Conduit Connector Plugs

6 – Delrin Feet

6 – Rubber Boots

1 – Knockout Punch for removing the hinge pins on your Gen 1 stand kit

It has LITERALLY everything you need for the upgrade, including feet for indoor use and feet for outdoor use. It HAS IT ALL.

Ordered! :P

[Zilla]

Less than a week before mine ships.

[TATO]

I was lucky enough to get mine together with 2x2s after a hard search for decent lumber, and really enjoy it. However, I think I will purchase this conversion kit so I can use my stands indoors this winter. The rubber feet are a great add on.

The rubber feet was one of the top items on our list when designing the new stand. Nobody wants raw conduit on hardwood floors - that's just not a good way to keep your house nice! 2x2's are great, strong, and inexpensive but ultimately it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack when you're looking for one that's free of cracks, knots, and is straight.

[tbird911]

Got mine the other day . . . popped down to Home Depot and picked up (6) 1" EMT cut down to 7 feet each. They fit perfectly . . . everything fit perfectly. No knots, no bows- those are for shoe strings! Looks 10 time better as a finished product. Good Job Tato !

FYI: when they use a pipe cutter with a rotating wheel, it kind of turns the "cut end" in and makes it too narrow for the hard plugs to be inserted . . . so dremel time and a pain or I just use those as the ends that get stuck in the rubber feet. I'll be using the rubber feet both outside on the ground and on smooth surfaces. If you tear 'em up, they have them at just about any hardware store!

Dave!

[tbird911]

Take my new gear on an over-nighter at Standing Stone State Park (North of Cookeville, TN.)

I use 7 foot legs and the cross-pole is 13 feet split into two sections. Poles are so much better than the wood option and they look great!

*Dream Hammock Free-Bird

*Wilderness Logics Bug Net

*Hammock Gear CF3 Winter Palace Tarp

*Tato Gear Hammock Stand with Pole Mod.

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