How To Tie A Trucker's Hitch

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This is for a 50-foot roll of 1" nylon tubular webbing with 4000 lbs. tensile strength. It is easy to tie and untie, holds its knots, can be wet, frozen, muddy, whatever. If you can find 1/2" tubular webbing that is also an incredible material for tying the Trucker's Hitch, but I didn't see it on Amazon.
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Learning how to tie a trucker's hitch is one of the most useful life skills ever. Also known as a mover's knot, tie-down knot, or truckers knot, this knot is used to tie down any load by creating a super tight, slip-free knot.
The trucker's hitch is a compound knot that is frequently used for securing loads on trucks or trailers. You can also tie this knot to make a clothes line, rig a tarp, secure drybags on a raft or kayak, and a million other uses.
This knot works with any rope, flat webbing, or tubular webbing. The truckers hitch does not jam no matter how much you load the knot, and it comes apart easily once tension is released.
The knot is locked with a simple half-hitch to keep it secure even when wet or in high wind (while driving, etc.)
In this video I also teach you how to tie a G.E. Knot, which is a hitch to secure your rope to the initial anchor point. The G.E. Knot is also very easy to tie and comes apart instantly by pulling the tail of the rope.
Get some line or strap and practice tying the trucker's hitch while you watch this video. Once you master it, it's a life hack you'll have forever.
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[@dp5383]

You forgot the most important part... after tying your load you have to say the obligatory "that's not going anywhere".

[@pottymouthmexican]

make eye contact with another male and nod.

[@Esteb86]

@@pottymouthmexican the ol Jeremiah Johnson nod

[@miguelperaza6615]

😀😃😄😁😆😅

[@khgriffi]

LOLOL

[@shawnpa]

😁🙌

[@newvibes789]

This is exaxtly what a KZbin video should be: no fluff, straight to the point, clear, and concise. Great job!!! Thanks!

[@BrandonNelson]

Much, much, much appreciated Ginger.

[@whatsupdanger3045]

100%!

[@dukeblair7792]

Maybe show it twice with the second time in slow mo? Still excellent though...I refer back to my library to watch again when needed.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

It does have fluff - the unwarranted and unsupported claim ridiculing of some supposed or hope-for first time knot tiers not being Eagle Scout experts.

[@PhranklinEspo]

Well said! Exactly what I needed and I didn't have to skip around through fluff.

[@TheBozmeister]

Am I the only person who can watch someone how to tie the same knot 100 times and when I come to do it I just can’t? Then I end up just tying knots.

[@allenquintana2868]

lol your not alone brother

[@rbmwiv]

Get some rope and follow the video and practice. That’s the only way I learned how to do it. Watching a video is great for learning how to do things but sometimes you need to have the instructions in front of you until you learn how to do it correctly. Once you’ve mastered it then you won’t have any problems.

[@synapticburn]

I found other videos. This guy got so fast and it's so small you can't see anything. This is maybe the worst KZbin tutorial I've ever seen

[@mitchellbaker4806]

Maybe you should have practiced 100 times instead of watching 100 times

[@maxnovakovics2568]

If you can't tie knots, tie lots..

[@artcontreras6866]

my Dad is a seasoned trucker and this is his knot of choice, problem is I was the kid who mastered holding the flashlight lol. Thank you for the video and patience.

[@gregolson7499]

I used your method to tie down my camper awning. It worked well. Thanks. If you are still following this after 7 years.

[@BrandonNelson]

I love to read this Greg! Glad you used it and have become a believer, it is a solid knot!

[@mikeoglen6848]

It looks like a great knot.

[@RodlieOrtiz]

I think I've watched 20 videos on how to do a trucker's hitch. In terms of production quality and delivery of the presentation, this was the best. Great job.

[@BrandonNelson]

Thanks very much Rodlie!

[@jejemarie1491]

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[@timbackster2910]

This its total crap. Not a proper truckies hitch at all. Come to Australia and We'll show you how it's done!!!

[@roadwarrior8560]

@@timbackster2910 what would you convicts know?

[@timbackster2910]

@@roadwarrior8560 🤣🤣🤣 Come on...we're used to being tied up!!!

[@flynnzilla8796]

You were the fourth video i tried to see and learn this knot: thank you so much for actually getting to the instructions instead of talking for a while about things i dont care about; for not using “technical” language to sound extra smart; for not putting horrendous music everywhere, and for clearly videoing the process. Thank you!

[@robertbailey369]

👍🙂 I have been using this hitch for over 50 years my dad drove truck and I learned it from him. YOU ARE THE FIRST PERSON I HAVE SEEN DO IT RIGHT ✅️ Thank you for your time 😅

[@BrandonNelson]

Thanks brother! It has served me without fail for 31 years.

[@robertbailey369]

Nice 👌 I have used 2 ropes and pulled my car out mud using it.

[@diver165]

One of the most useful “How To” videos out there on this subject. My grandpa used to tie this setup all the time with lightening speed and precision. I wish I had paid attention better as a young kid.

[@happycampa1]

No, just do what millennials do. Never pay attention and learn something. Just watch a KZbin video and copy it when you need it! 🤣

[@charlieboutin3341]

Awesome! I just learned more about a easy to remove tie down in 2 minutes, than I have in my 58 years of life..and I’ve tied a lot of things. This Old dog got a new trick!😄 Thanks a lot! 👌👍👍✌️

[@george12954]

Wow after watching dozens of videos on truckers hitch I was still confused after forgetting How to tie it properly After watching your short and easy to understand demo I am now finally able to tie a great easy fast and very reliable knot. Many thanks for sharing

[@BrandonNelson]

You are very welcome George!

[@spooku5495]

As someone who is terrible at tying knots this video was super helpful. Thank you so much 🤙🏼

[@deward67]

God bless you for not taking 15 minutes to talk, and talk. You got right to the subject. Very refreshing. Thanks.

[@bindig1]

Thank you. This is a great video but I would have been a terrible sailor. I have to refer to this every time I need to tie something down. LOL

[@BrandonNelson]

Hey, at least you know your limitations! Thanks for watching Peter! :)

[@keywestpuma4095]

This is the best and easiest video I have ever seen on a truckers hitch and i have watched several. A lot of people try to complicate it! Why I do not know. On the other end I have always tied a boline knot.

[@BrandonNelson]

The bowline’s fully legit. Thanks for the nice words my friend.

[@kevinwiens4804]

Brandon, This video is now 7 yrs. old but it has been my "Go to" in my files for at least 5 yrs. it's helped me so much. Don't know why your video is so easy to remember but I always come back to it. Really helped me the last 2 days to tie down an umbrella top on my brother's boat. I may have had to watch it 4 or 5 times. to get it down, but I can now tie everything down tight successfully, "Righty tightey" at all 4 corners. Thanks Brandon.

[@BrandonNelson]

That’s a great story and a tremendous compliment Kevin! Glad you got it secured and that the video helped! Many thanks my friend!

[@kevinwiens4804]

I'm now 67 yrs old, and starting to have difficulty remembering all the knots I've learned, yours are still the best friend, clarity and simplicity meets functionality my friend thank you..@@BrandonNelson

[@leahsdreams]

My dad had tried to teach me these knots for years. Never remembered them. Time to practice.

[@BrandonNelson]

For sure, practice makes them stick. I have a bunch of different ones I don't remember either. :) Thanks for watching.

[@WeathermanMilSim]

this is the third "truckers hitch" video i watched, and the first to explain it simply in less than 2 minutes

[@darthpaul4432]

This is the first I've seen that actually ties it correctly.

[@gregc.9035]

You make it look so much easier than they do in the music video "Trucker's Hitch" by Ylvis. If you're a knot guy, you would appreciate that video more than most...you should check it out! Since I'm the guy who has always made the tangles you referred to in this video rather than real knots...I'm going to start using these 2 in the future. Thanks!

[@juana.w0jalabellon277]

The Best, simplest and easiest way to tie the Trucker’s Hitch thoroughly explained in a short and to the point way, period. Thank you !

[@BrandonNelson]

You are so welcome Juan!!! Thank you for the kind words!

[@Ryukved4882]

Give this man a Nobel Prize. Straight to my essential playlist. 👍👍👍👏

[@BrandonNelson]

Thank you Mr. Mirkar!!! Much appreciated!!

[@dadylfitzys8880]

Only propagandists win nobel prizes.

[@bigbro44]

I've watched quite a few of these "tying knots" videos and this was by far, the most informative and easy to follow of them all. Very well done.

[@BrandonNelson]

Thank you!!!!

[@bakerj590]

bigbro44 I second that!

[@davidmatz45]

I agree! In spite of having 10 thumbs, this is an extremely well-presented tutorial. Appreciate how Mr. Nelson effectively coordinates his articulate instructions with the camera. Would welcome more of these. Thank you, Sir.

[@jj9702]

I totally agree, very well showed the process

[@zackally828]

I was just about to type the same comment, so I’ll just say “ditto” for yours

[@whtcivic93]

Thanks.. none of my ratchet straps were functioning but this video with some rope I had laying around did the trick!

[@BrandonNelson]

Awesome success story!!! Cheers!

[@ceruleanblue09]

Thank you! Until now I was the queen of tangled knots! So glad to learn the correct way of doing this!

[@MrSalsa123567]

This is the most useful knot that I never learned in Boy Scouts. Actually the most useful knot I have ever learned. I watched 5 or 6 videos on the trucker's hitch and your video was by far the best. I have shared it with about 10 friends so far. Thank-you for this simple, easy to follow instructional video. Yesterday, I tied down a trellis in the yard so it won't blow over in 100mph winds; 4 rope tie-offs in less then 10 minutes. It took longer to cut off the tangled mess of knots I had created in previous years.

[@BrandonNelson]

Thanks for the awesome comment and story Mr. Salsa! Glad the Trucker’s held your trellis firm!!!

[@samhain9394]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHPLaJKZrJdgZ9U Better. More secure, no "pinching" your tension to finish the knot, and quicker to tie. 3:42 for straight to the point, but the explanation and history is worth it.

[@kevinwiens4804]

Brandon I really like your GE knot combined with this truckers hitch combination, I have actually "tested" it against another favorite knot of mine called the Siberian Hitch. I have found your knot to be superior! It cinches down tighter and does not come undone with a dynamic load yet there's no need to cut my line after the trip!!! Thank you.

[@BrandonNelson]

Thank you for the nice comment Kevin!

[@kevinwiens4804]

@@BrandonNelson Thank you, you have sincerely helped me with your excellent video tutorial, as a retired professional truck driver I sure could have used this knowledge a thousand times over as a younger man! I'm still using these knots regularly.. God bless you my friend.

[@mehardin]

I think it might be structurally equivalent to the Siberian hitch. I think both are slipped figure eight nooses. He just wraps the GE around the standing end and your wrap the Siberian around your hand once, then twist your hand over the standing end for the second twist, if that makes sense. It's always hard to explain knots with words rather than demonstrating them.

[@kevinwiens4804]

@@mehardin I agree and understand, the Siberian hitch is a "slipped" figure of eight.. either one could probably be used...

[@BigDaddysYouTube]

Great knot, been using this knot for more than 50 years on a lot of different things.❤

[@BrandonNelson]

Cheers! Thanks for the nice comment!

[@dukeoversteer]

My Dad used these hitch knots on his truck for years. Thanks for the refresher. Cheers from Australia.

[@meharaway]

That was outstanding!! As others have said I have tried to learn the truckers hitch before but just couldn't get it right. Somehow your video just made it click. I think because you really broke the knot into three separate steps where everything else I've seen does the whole thing all the way through. Thank you so much.

[@ItsCioffi]

This was miraculous helped me tie down a sun shade so it’s actually taught and holding tension without slipping!!! Thank you so much

[@JohnSmedley-ot5bc]

Used this knot many years ago. I can still tie this knot with my eyes closed. You never forget how to do it

[@BrandonNelson]

Right? You get enough reps in and the hands just know. I'm grateful to be in that club as well, with this one and maybe 3 or 4 others. Cheers John.

[@davidanderson8407]

Greetings from Cornwall U.K.. I'm 65 years old and have struggled with this hitch for years you explained it very well. I did slow the video down to get the detail.I have just done a jig around the kitchen ,as at last thanks to you, I have finally got it!!!!! Many thanks.

[@BrandonNelson]

What a fantastic message! Thank you so much for sharing that! Best wishes my friend!

[@tonycaine5930]

Every time I need to use this knot, I forgot how it is tied.

[@6136086]

Same here

[@joseargueta9156]

Hahaha me too

[@joemomma1968]

Lol...

[@willp4918]

Probably because the instructions in the video are garbage.

[@JBullock54]

will prather yeah they aren’t very good. Check out Tim Thompson’s videos. They are far superior

[@shngsam8777]

this is the best trucker hitch tutorial i have seen so far, short and easy to understand, and the first part is a saver too! very useful ( most other video only focus on the second part, the truckers hitch, and i didnt know the first part and what i usually do is tie a bowline and loop it through )

[@wesg3084]

Thank you! That initial hitch is SO much easier to remember, tie, and neaten than a Siberian hitch. Easier to cinch the knot, as well. And the trucker's hitch is the easiest to remember and tie that I've seen.

[@unexpectedoutside]

Perfect tutorial! I added a daisy chain for the loose end.

[@WakeUpSmellTheCoffee]

Best quick and clear video on trucker’s hitch: half hitches, slip knot, and GE knot.

[@kariverson1]

Wow thanks dude. Simply explained, straight to the point and important stuff. You have no idea how much time I've waisted trying to tie things down trying to create hitches from my mind.

[@robertboyd3863]

I would use a knot to make the pull loop, never could remember how to do it this way , very good

[@BrandonNelson]

Glad it helped you out Phil!

[@riccardomariti9562]

Always wanted an easy Trucker's Hitch - you are a master at explaining - yes, no fluff - thank you

[@deanle604]

Most of trucks knot are so complicated but you. Thanks Brandon

[@fernandoavendano1172]

This is probably one of the most useful things you could learn in your life. Thank Brandon, excellent video!

[@deanfaith710]

I've been using a different variation of the trucker's hitch for 20 years. This way is much easier and more secure. Thank you Brandon! I saw 497 Dislikes and thought, "497 people must have meant to hit the Like button but hit Dislike by mistake ..."

[@Dhi-fe5eu]

That’s exactly what I do. I make a bunch of useless knots. Great video. Spoke really well. Demonstration was great.

[@DaniLong]

My grandparents started a trucking company when my dad was a kid. My dad was making deliveries when he was 14 and driving full time when he was 18. He's 89 now. This is how he makes tie downs, for real and for true.

[@sal8361]

THIS is why the internet is important.

[@BrandonNelson]

Great comment, appreciated!

[@jamesbronson12]

That is awesome. That GE knot is a huge time saver. Of all the crap I got taught in school and the scouts, this would have been helpful. You should do one on the canadian jam knot, another one I wish I had known years ago. Good video!!!

[@nancyinoregon809]

I've just used this hitch for an unusual purpose...I had a dead young buck stuck in my field fence, with head and neck through one square and a front leg through another--it was big enough that I couldn't budge him when I tried to pull him out. I didn't have a comealong but I remembered in your video you said the trucker's hitch gives a 3:1 mechanical advantage in pulling....so I got some rope, tied one end to the hind legs with a clove hitch, looped the other end around a wooden fence post and used the trucker's hitch to pull the deer out. Worked beautifully.

[@twistedwired]

Actually three knots in one system. Brilliant, now we need a method to remember it. Thanks for making it commercial free.

[@BrandonNelson]

Glad you liked it!

[@twistedwired]

The first knot was tricky to catch because of the change in shot, what did you call it, a GE?

[@jdbwz5307]

This might be the best and most useful video on all of KZbin.

[@MarkJones1751]

KZbin recommended this to me. It brought back memories of my time in the Royal Marines. I still remember the sergeant saying... "FFS Jones you can't tie knots so just tie lots" Happy days :-)

[@peace4world84]

I watched many videos how to tie a rope for a truck..your video is the best and easiest

[@ethanchavez2301]

I’m 17 with a 2022 tundra and my dad had me pick something up for him and I did and tried to tie a knot and completely failed. Heavily Relied on duct tape and looked like an idiot on the way home. Had to make sure I took all the tape off quick before my dad saw how I just used tape.And now I’m here thanks for the future saves lol.

[@BrandonNelson]

Dude I'm sorry you had a knot failure! Hopefully you can remember the Trucker's and never have to deal with that again!

[@aaronklemm]

This is probably the simplest, best, and most useful version of the truckers hitch videos I’ve found on KZbin. Nice work!

[@BrandonNelson]

Thank you very much Aarron!

[@robertboyd3863]

Yes it was

[@allans7281]

Excellent video with good filming angles. I’m a sailor and working with Knots is magical. Just amazing what rope can do

[@daf6491]

life changing. this knot held a full queen size mattress on my SUV roof for 60 miles (at 50mph) with no problem whatsoever. great great knot system to know. feels great to use "some rope" to hold stuff down so effectively.

[@BrandonNelson]

Totally agree, daf! This knot has been one of my most used life hacks for over 25 years now. Love it!!!

[@daf6491]

how did you bind the rope ends so they don't fray?

[@BrandonNelson]

I used heat shrink tubing. Just search Amazon for those three words. You can heat it with a cigarette lighter or heat gun... works awesome.

[@robertmilkshake1013]

Apprentice electrician here..practiced this during my lunch to fasten some material to the site truck rack. Solid stuff!! Thank you very much!

[@BrandonNelson]

That is awesome Robert! I hope the jobs been going well!

[@alfonsogonzalez2099]

great video i must say...the other night i had to load a sofa in my truck and had no idea how to tie and felt stupid and did exactly what you said about just making a mess and wishing for the best haha.. here is the reason why i like this video most other videos just show you how to tie. you actually took the time to explain with an actual load..so thank you keep up the good work 👍👍

[@bjb0808]

Excellent video. I wish all the knot-tying videos were like this! Thank you!

[@pear7777]

YES, THIS! Contrary to the "other truckers hitches" this one doesn't loose grip when the load shifts a bit.👍

[@CarloPiana]

Best tutorial on this tying technique so far

[@CootShooter]

Make it even better by passing the line through the loop one more time to give it a locking action as you put tension on the rope. Also, that GE Knot isn't the most secure as it will capsize under extreme load. I use a bowline even though it isn't a quick-release knot since I know it is a great anchor knot that will come undone easily.

[@kevinwiens4804]

@CootShooter Exactly what I did too...Great MOD..

[@elijahchupe7965]

I was told “if you can’t tie a knot, tie a lot” thanks for the tips Brandon!

[@mattthompson9480]

Thank you Brandon exactly what I was looking for. It’s so hard sometimes to keep that rope taunt. Thanks brother.

[@BrandonNelson]

Glad I could help Matt! Thanks for the nice comment.

[@colecalloway1735]

I reference this video on every road trip 😆 Thanks!!!

[@BrandonNelson]

That’s awesome Cole!

[@wbdill]

This is saved to my "awesome" playlist. Concise yet thorough. Awesome video!

[@IssacTrotts]

This was really useful for me. I used it to tie a surfboard to my car's roof rack.

[@parathings]

Smart for beginners. I always used a "quick release" clove hitch as the anchor but by teaching the knots you demonstrated you reduced the amount of memorization for your students/viewers.

[@DartmoorPaul]

Brilliant. Phew, a video on knots that explains it clearly and slow enough for a beginner. Thank you Brandon.

[@wendiyee6442]

I am FINALLY able to correctly tie the Truckers Hitch! 👊🏽

[@timbackster2910]

ah NO! that's not the correct way to tie it...but anyway it will do for the purpose I guess

[@JesusGarcia-en3pj]

I sell mattresses and good lord i cringe when i see improperly tied furnishings ontop of SUVs and Sedans!!! I will need to put this link in a QR code or a diagram at my business to teach people how to tie down things.

[@ericlambousy2417]

thank you for producing this video, mr nelson. it helped me today.

[@BrandonNelson]

You are welcome Eric!

[@brianbacon9273]

Clear and well-explained. Thanks from way up North.

[@BrandonNelson]

Awesome!!!!! So glad you found it helpful!

[@marieprescott9168]

Thank you my dad taught me how to make that knot but I hadn't used it in a while and now he's no longer here anymore.

[@BrandonNelson]

Glad to provide a little connection to your dad, Marie. I lost my dad last December and I miss him every day. Take care.

[@bellazuniga993]

A second pass of the line through the loop formed near the load adds enough friction to allow balance of tying without any loss of tension.

[@jerdog781627]

Second pass works best with nylon line......forms a "self locking" knot

[@tyrotrainer765]

Great tip, thanks from 2 years in the future! It works great.

[@juliorosas-cortes424]

I remember my dad use to use this knot to tie down pallets in a flat bed. Crazy!!!

[@md8744]

Oh my God smartest knobs in the world.

[@richhoops2413]

I've never hit "save for later" so quick. Thank you. I liked and subscribed too!

[@BrandonNelson]

Cheers Rich!!!

[@Eladioddude]

Best "tie down knots" demo video I've ever watched. Thank you!!!!

[@markfarrell7015]

Hiya Brandon ! By a most fortunate and happy circumstance ....I got to try out my new found skill this morning ...the good old ' Truckers Hitch ! ' God Brandon ....I wish someone had been watching ...worked out a Flipping Treat ! ' I'd have nonchalantly looked over me shoulder, taken in for a moment their look of amazement and administration ' Nothing Really Mate ....Been doing them for years !' On Ya !

[@mikeaustin9793]

Thanks fast to the point with NO B.S. love it

[@BrandonNelson]

No time for BA Mike! We got things to tie down!!!

[@DonCobb]

Great job Brandon. It’s been 40 years since I needed to tie a Trucker’s Hitch. One minute and you taught me again, ✋🏻😆

[@ZombieApocalpyse]

ive seen this knot before and ive been looking for the 2nd part but you added a new knot for me this is really helpful thanks man!

[@BrandonNelson]

Thanks ZA!!! Appreciate that!

[@lapis.lareza]

no non-sense and directly to the core ! thank you very much

[@BrandonNelson]

You bet Aby!

[@jackjones298]

Hey! Hope for the Best isn't just my favorite knot, it's my life philosophy.

[@joserose2046]

Obviously if you are not familiar with consistently having to secure loads, this will be a foreign puzzle to you. If you want to master it, just practice the sequence until you get it. Not rocket science. Good job, great content!!

[@NickSerritella]

Called a catspaw but whatever. Not bad for a flatlander

[@chucknoob7041]

Nick Serritella - That’s not a catspaw but whatever.

[@sunchaserw1477]

This has been one of my favorite ones, Brandon. Keep watching again and again........

[@BrandonNelson]

Thank you Sunchaser! I'll be doing more knot videos.

[@sunchaserw1477]

@@BrandonNelson that is the best news of 2021. Looking forward to it

[@rocheclip]

Thank you for this straightforward and simple video! I have successfully tied down a kayak to the front and back of my suv using these knots!!

[@BrandonNelson]

Love reading this success story!! Happy paddling!!!

[@tamacaterran]

Thank you I had to stop on a interstate every hour cause my load was loose and u save my day

[@BrandonNelson]

That is my favorite comment ever, Abel! Stoked to help out! Travel safe my friend!

[@mfabrizius]

As a merchant marine that’s well versed in marlin spike It’s also known as a wagoners hitch, harvesters / haymaker hitch in Kansas You should see the survival channels that screw this up completely

[@Bramsshed1913]

Yes, we also call it a carters hitch here in the UK.

[@riflebear1711]

Thank you so much for being fast. We don't have time for slow ass instruction.

[@darrenfarrell-bn2cb]

Fastest Way I’ve Been Shown well Done Thank you.

[@BrandonNelson]

You’re so welcome!

[@ordinaryguy6869]

This is one of the best videos on knot tying - hands down. Let's go Brandon!

[@johngo6283]

Thank you for being so concise. Knot tying videos that take 8 minutes are very tedious.

[@wpayne1216]

The trucker's hitch should definitely be one of the Scouting USA required knots to learn. It's just as useful as the bowline knot which has always been on their list.

[@BrandonNelson]

Totally agree, Warren. The bowline has by far been one of the most common knots I've used over time.

[@chapman9230]

This is really useful. So many clever things that I dont know and so little time.

[@BrandonNelson]

Glad you liked it my friend!

[@jkg6211]

"A good knot is nothing more than a repeatable, controlled tangle of line."

[@BoYv]

I like this knot. My dad showed me but i just couldn’t remember. Ur video was just like the way my dad taught me. Thankyou

[@BrandonNelson]

That is so cool. Glad I could help "tie" you to something you learned from your dad. :) Thanks!!!

[@peace4world84]

For one minute i learnt good and easy tie knot to use for my ute thanks brandon nelson

[@BrandonNelson]

You are so welcome!!!

[@UnnoneWandering]

This video gets a place of honor in a new "How do I do this again" Playlist . For years I've just done tangles.

[@BrandonNelson]

Awesome. Thank you!!