Hi,
A while ago a stumbled on a hammock somewhere here that had a triple mount system. 1 end was standard gathered and at the other, the corners went to 2 separate mounting points/trees. (IIRC). There were no spreader bars.
For the life of me I cant remember or find it again and have had no luck with google.
Can anyone remember any details ?
I am looking at copying/using some of the design to adapt for use on a yacht. Potentially forestay, sidestay and mast...
thanks
david
tri-mount hammock design
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tri-mount hammock design
by davemal » Mon 21 Sep, 2015 1:18 pm
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Re: tri-mount hammock design
by Picaro » Mon 21 Sep, 2015 3:55 pm
Junglehammock.com have one, I think its the Flex.
The Tarseer is another.
The Tarseer is another.
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Re: tri-mount hammock design
by davemal » Mon 21 Sep, 2015 4:28 pm
awesome - thanks !
It was the Tarseer that I saw before.
cheers
It was the Tarseer that I saw before.
cheers
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