DIY Hanging a Hammock without any trees!

How to hang a hammock in your yard without using trees.
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[@TheRandyMan]

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[@dcharles131]

Thanks lots from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹.

[@TheRandyMan]

Glad you liked it!!

[@christinahaydel3191]

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[@arod6921]

What a nice dad!

[@goldhunter9641]

I've Done This Method Before But Now I Still Use Either A Set Of 4x4 Or 6x6 Posts And Pieces Of 2x6 Boards An Make A Complete Square And X Bracing Support, On Each Bottom Of The Post, So It Can't Tip Over In Any Direction, Plus It Makes A Portable Way For Setting Up A Hammock Most Anywhere

[@midnitesubaru]

Whats the distance between post ?

[@IsReal111]

Your video is my go to for putting in a post (have a tree needed a post. (Tucson 'soil' is like concrete ! l ol taking longer to dig two + feet... ugh.) Grew up in NJ tho, spent summers with cousins on Long Island (Babylon) Blessing to you & your family! :-)

[@TheRandyMan]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@appynail369]

You are a great dad

[@TheRandyMan]

Thank you. Cheers!!!

[@nimcom.5396]

Thank you.

[@mkmarkel]

I use a swing set frame. I can move it anywhere in the yard.

[@zakiyaslater7042]

1,000 Dad Points! Daughters want the beach and also feel safe

[@bored2323]

The beach is safe ... unless u live at the jersey shore

[@richiesun9676]

I learned that concrete trick from my fence guys. Throw dry concrete in the hole and pack it down, then a pitcher of water. The concrete pulls moisture from the ground and will cure.

[@benjaminday3868]

It has to be the red no mix bag. You have to mix the cheap bag.

[@sridevi-bd8dn]

super

[@jgairguns4332]

How far did you put the 4 x 4's from each other. And how long are the 4 x 4's 8 feet 10 or 12? Thanks

[@fontunetheteller410]

JG & Airguns that just depends on how big your hammock is

[@sydelle1981]

How far apart are the beams? How high are the hooks from ground?

[@williamaramirez33]

Do atleast 9ft to 15ft

[@danielblum5691]

How long were your 4x4 posts? How high up did you drill your hooks to hang the hammock?

[@TheRandyMan]

I went about six inches from the top.

[@MartinezPlumbinginc]

Center moriches NY here 🫡

[@TheRandyMan]

Nice!!

[@seanjopson8685]

What size eye bolts did you use?
Thanks

[@TheRandyMan]

It was a while back, but I think they were 6 in by 1/2 in.

[@Cheryl08818]

I wish this tutorial gave measurements - how to space the posts. How high to place the hardware

[@TheRandyMan]

I believe the posts are 6ft apart. You may need to adjust depending on the hammock you are planning to use. I mounted the hardware approximately 6" down from the top of the post. Good luck!!

[@Cheryl08818]

TheRandyMan I hung my hammocks yesterday. According to Pawleys Island, you need to add 1 ft to the length of the hammock. So for a standard 12 ft, the length should be 13ft between posts. The hardware should be posted 4ft to 4ft 6ins off the ground. This worked out perfectly for me. Measuring from the ground up is better since posts heights will vary depending on how deep in the ground you bury a standard post. Thanks for the response.

[@Qskkkk]

Hi, sorry for my bad English, I am French and I would like to know what is the name of the screws you use please.
Thanks for the video ;)

[@cussininthekitchen8224]

I bought “Hammock Hooks” from Home Depot, just what you want, very heavy steel but they were only sold in a box of six. Otherwise look for lag bolts/eye screw hooks

[@sunilnaipaul7021]

Don’t you have to go below frost like 4 feet deep

[@erica.bagguer8851]

Thanks for this video. Pretty daughter

[@J.R.-Philly]

How long was the post? and how far apart?

[@cussininthekitchen8224]

That looks like six feet tall if he only dug a little over 2 feet into the ground.

[@deborahsankar8248]

What type of wood?

[@terriepowless5919]

Where's part 2?

[@TheRandyMan]

Here is the full complete project. m.ua-cam.com/video/BBUhk46rEMA/v-deo.html

[@iliketakingshowers]

Long aye yund

[@iliketakingshowers]

Yive layd out my yay-reier

[@robg836]

Ahh nice. A Long Islander. Is your daughter single and around 24 years old? :)

[@jewelgrl425]

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