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19551 conifir1 Send Email Nov 21, 2008
6:05 pm
i have narrowed my choice down to 2 bags i figured these 2 would work just right with my HH Super Shelter both bags are rectangular..... i remember a long time...
19552 Thomas Vickers
redroachhome Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
6:08 pm
http://www.featheredfriends.com/Picasso/Bags/Specialty.html I use the blue (Vireo) bag. It is a half (3/4) bag with no hood. Put my jacket over it. That avoids...
19553 j.a. tackett
conifir1 Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
6:14 pm
thanks for the turn on....... i like the wren......it is almost like the rectangular bag i have found....and the same weight...... ... From: Thomas Vickers...
19554 Richard Perlman
montclair2525 Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
7:12 pm
This is also being discussed on the backpackinglight@yahoogroups list. Since it involves hammocking, I figured my answer would be appreciated here, too. Rich ...
19555 j.a. tackett
conifir1 Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
7:53 pm
out of all the replys i have gotten yours was the best! your answer stuck to the point i did not get some  political crap i did not need..... you answered...
19556 Ralph Oborn
polecatpop Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
8:18 pm
It's inconvenient to get yourself into any sleeping bag with a hammock. I have 2 Hennessys and need to don the sleeping bag while standing through the bottom...
19557 j.a. tackett
conifir1 Send Email
Nov 21, 2008
9:54 pm
back in the dark ages when i was stationed in africa....i slept in a hammock for almost 5 years....and i used a rectangular bag..... i just layed the bag on...
19558 Neal
nealaustin Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
3:46 am
I've been out in the hammock quite a bit and want to hang a hammock in a room in my house. I have a typical American house with 2x4 studs that are 16" apart...
19559 j.a. tackett
conifir1 Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
11:53 am
being a carpenter of 30 plus years.....you will pull that eye bolt out....   i do not know if you own your house.......but if you do ....you can take a...
19560 dennis barrett
isla_adventure Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
2:30 pm
... I have my eno hanging in my house, but my tie points are next to a window and a closet, so I have extra support there, but still into 2x4. a problem with...
19561 tim garner
slowhike Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
2:31 pm
   I have to agree w/ "j.a. tackett".  You might get away w/ it for a while, but you're probably asking for a sore tail bone... not to mention damage to the...
19562 JD Smith
islander4548 Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
3:21 pm
thought i would tell you that when i lived in an apartment I placed i-bolts in two studs about ten feet apart. I then hung my ENO hammock between them using...
19563 Rosaleen Sullivan
rosaleen43 Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
3:24 pm
Hi, J.A.- I'm not a carpenter, "nor do I play one on TV..." <w> Could the hammock hanging conundrum be solved in a more aestheticly-pleasing manner described...
19564 Carey Parks
parkscarey Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
3:48 pm
One solution I heard about but have not tried personally is to hang the hammock from a 2x4 beam running across the room so the beam takes the load in...
19565 j.a. tackett
conifir1 Send Email
Nov 23, 2008
7:37 pm
i was just taking the idea of replacing the 4x4`s like being trees..... yeah if some thought is put into it you probablly could come up with something that is...
19566 tim garner
slowhike Send Email
Nov 24, 2008
2:00 am
  Not bad Rosaleen. I ran a carriage bolt through an exterior wall & secured it w/ a small metal plate & bolt on the outside.     But that's a creative way...
19567 CHRISNIMON@...
chris_nimon Send Email
Nov 24, 2008
9:12 am
I did this in my old house. I weigh 219 lbs. slept in it 2 - 3 times a week and never had a problem. BUT I? did make sure i had plenty of droop so that there...
19568 Arye P. R.
aprarye1 Send Email
Nov 27, 2008
2:25 am
In a word no ! don't risk it. 1- 2x4 stud that is 16" apart will not work with time they will bow under the weight and you will have cracked walls and or the...
19569 Andrew Raney
kb5zgu Send Email
Nov 27, 2008
2:25 am
I use three 1/4" eyebolts at each end with a climbing "load equalizer", and have supported over 350 pounds with no crumbling walls. The eyebolts are at about a...
19570 Neal
nealaustin Send Email
Nov 27, 2008
2:25 am
I really like Carey's Idea and after thinking it through I think that's the solution that I will be choosing. First I will be using two Eye-bolts on each wall...
19571 amendment2@...
davidgfox Send Email
Nov 27, 2008
3:38 am
The biggest problem I see with bthat is the potential for two eyebolts 3 1/2 to 4 inches apart to split the stud. You definitely want to drill a pilot hole and...
19572 Arye P. R.
aprarye1 Send Email
Nov 29, 2008
2:01 pm
good luck finding the stud center through the wall. Better yet would be to replace the 2x4 with a 2x8 or 2x12 placed on the other side of the wall spanning...
19573 Neal
nealaustin Send Email
Nov 29, 2008
2:01 pm
You are right. I thought about that too. I did use the same size eye-bolt for the top and bottom but I drilled good sized pilot holes for both. Now I realize...
19574 Ed Speer
edspeer2002 Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
2:51 pm
I hope everyone is planning to attend our annual winter hammock campout on Springer Mtn, GA. Here in western NC, its now turned quite cold with some nights in...
19575 C C Wayah
ccwayah Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
4:55 pm
I don't know Ed last year New Years was well under your stated 40 degress. Every one seamed to have gone to warm sleeping bags or had already rith the road for...
19576 amendment2@...
davidgfox Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
5:01 pm
Shoot, I thought you knew to bring someone hot blooded to warm up against! Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T ... From: "C C Wayah" <ccwayah@...> Date: Fri, 5...
19577 EHamilton
macgyverhiker Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
5:50 pm
Oh, brother, wouldn't I love that! Can't make it, though. We're going to be in New Orleans.  Darn. I'm new to the group, looking for hammock info as I'm...
19578 C C Wayah
ccwayah Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
7:38 pm
"Shoot, I thought you knew to bring someone hot blooded to warm up against!" LOL Hum, good in theroy but my HB is definetly a heat sink with being a much ...
19579 Mark Bayern
mlb_and_mlb Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
7:48 pm
Good questions. ... Yep, that is an issue. I use a pad inside the hammock, but it can be pain. Folks who are more serious about cold weather seem to do well ...
19580 Richard Perlman
montclair2525 Send Email
Dec 5, 2008
8:15 pm
I use a PeaPod with an extra quilt inside for temps into the teens. Love it! You definitely give up convenience and privacy for comfort. I switched 4 years...
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