How To Tie A Grapevine (Extremely Easy!)

When working in the lineman trade (or any trade), camping, hunting, doing work at home, rock climbing, etc...you can use a out version of the Grapevine Knot in a few applications! However, if you look up a Grapevine Knot on the internet, this will not pop up! This is the lineman version of a grapevine knot!
When needing to tie a knot to grip onto an object (another rope, conduit, pipe, etc) the Grapevine is an awesome knot to use, especially when there is lots of tension involved!
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[@nicklosoya2337]

Good stuff Austin....always dig your content, infact started lineman school Tuesday first week, and I shared your channel with whole class ...cus I rock with you my boi, keep that content coming and thank u for always helping me out and answering my questions.. appreciate u...thanks for video

[@BlueCollarEDU]

Awesome! Thank you for the support! I'll continue to help and try to teach 🤙

[@mmavoid]

Im in school rn and knots are killing me this helped a lot thank you

[@anthonyesposito7]

It's just a rolling hitch variation. Just use an icicle hitch or a gripping sailors hitch.

[@Cforrlifts76]

Pipe hitch

[@williamharshman9572]

Everyone can use more tail... thank you for the video

[@BlueCollarEDU]

LOL I was waiting for someone to comment that!

[@swiftey3973]

Hey great video, but I had one question can this not be used on wire/cable as well for underground pulls, etc

[@stevedye3121]

You need an HD camera