Is the suspension easily changeable?

[ADKrella]

I don't have any experience with much so I'm just wondering.....

I see on some hammocks its built in...
others are just larks head....
I see it says sewn gathered end .
so it runs through the channel ...
but can it be changed?

[nuttysquirrel]

of course, it's just larksheaded thru a channel. what do you mean by built in?

[mattyg]

It has a hood thing sewn at the end where the gather comes together. Yes it can be changed you need to flip it inside out on the end to get a clear view of what is going on.

[ADKrella]

of course, it's just larksheaded thru a channel. what do you mean by built in?

Im not really sure...lol
Saw a thread ...maybe it was Hennessy or something...but it was a PITA to change it apparently....

[ADKrella]

It has a hood thing sewn at the end where the gather comes together. Yes it can be changed you need to flip it inside out on the end to get a clear view of what is going on.

Yeah Im digging the hood...looks really nice
but cant really see whats happenin under there...
Thanks.

[OutandBack]

Im not really sure...lol
Saw a thread maybe it was Hennessy or something...but it was a PITA to change it apparently....

I haven't had to change either of my Dream hammocks but I'll bet it easy.
Changing HH to whoopies is a little tough but well worth it.

[ADKrella]

I haven't had to change either of my Dream hammocks but I'll bet it easy.
Changing HH to whoopies is a little tough but well worth it.

Yeah it was in my search for "changing suspension to whoopie with dutch hooks" I came across a thread about the difficulty someone was having on a completely different hammock...

[PapaSmurf]

Yes, it's simply larksheaded through a sewn channel.
Take a peek at this page for some photos of how things fit together.
http://www.dream-hammock.com/GearLoops.html

[ADKrella]

Yes, it's simply larksheaded through a sewn channel.
Take a peek at this page for some photos of how things fit together.
http://www.dream-hammock.com/GearLoops.html

perfect papasmurf...thanks.....Im pretty sure Im going to be ordering a Thunderbird very soon.

[PapaSmurf]

You shouldn't have any problem. It's best to take apart only one end at a time so you can see how everything goes together. On the ThunderBird, the ridgeline and peak bag loops also hang off the suspension.