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07-19-03, 09:50 AM

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hammock screws in trees

Hi,

I have a hammock I want to hang between two trees. The hammock came with eye bolts to screw into the trees. How bad is it for the tree to do this?

Thanks for your advice,
Sc0tt

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07-19-03, 10:10 AM

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You might take a look at this thread where the same issue was dicussed and solutions developed.

http://forum.doityourself.com/showth...hlight=hammock

Hope this helps.

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07-19-03, 10:13 AM

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Thanks! Those tree straps look like the perfect solution.

Gratefully,

Scott

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