Three Fast and Safe Trailer Rescue Knots, Car Knots

Three fast and safe trailer rescue knots, car knots.
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[@jerryeads4084]

Finding your stuff has been huge fun. Grew up on both a farm and commercial fishing boats, and have over the last 50 years managed to forget most of the knots. Great fun not only remember ing the ones I used to know but learning a huge herd of 'em I've never seen. THANKS.

[@charleswidmore5458]

knot gonna lie, these videos roped me in! good stuff

[@philliptoone]

0:56 Use this for tying up a horse. If he pulls back and your need an emergency release you can do it without the rope having to unwrap around around the post/pole.

[@chileung4599]

You have to tell us which one is the strongest!

[@user-tq9uk5so9v]

잘보고있습니다

[@JIMMYROBE]

Perfecto!!!!

[@user-tf8st3iv8c]

Третий понравился, но все равно буду штык вязать. Как то надежнее.

[@attaviyaali8259]

2й узел: и трубка хороша, и веревка симпатюля, и узел красавчик. а когда натягивается коренной конец (типа, машина потащила трейлер или прицеп) то узел выворачивает так, что изящно выдернуть ходовой конец просто нереально.

[@avzmail]

Второй узел - стандартный bank robbers hitch, takeaway hitch, highwayman hitch…. 3 названия. Классический узел с усилением.

[@MbahGuugel-hd5mr]

No.2 is my favourite way

[@BlondeQtie]

can you explain when to use them? showing knots without a use case it pretty useless… knote fulfill different requirements and are most useful for specific applications.

[@kennyd2134]

Use these knots anytime you need to sevure something, not rocket science dude.

[@BlondeQtie]

@@kennyd2134 sorry but you have no clue about knots do you 😂😂😂😂 try climbing or sailing then you will learn that different knots have different applications and that it’s very important to use the right knot for the thing you want to achieve.

[@anotherwanderer1999]

​@@kennyd2134 Sorry sir, you might have dropped this -> 🧠

[@user-ks9lh5wc7m]

راجع ب گره زدن طناب عالی

[@lehoan482]

3❤❤

[@Eyesofthasouth]

Imagine tying that with a buzz

[@user-xj8kv1ei2z]

Все узлы из серии - чем короче завяжешь, тем меньше отрежешь.☹️☹️☹️

[@user-lh5my5hq9j]

А есть узлы которые развязываются, давно хочу найти для буксировки.

[@sergiysuvorov3881]

Третий узел при хорошей нагрузке так зажмет, что дергать устанете...даже после снятия нагрузки.

[@user-mz9gz8xb5c]

좋아요

[@archie_en]

Класс

[@user-globalgrammar2752]

매듭은 튼튼한게 우선이지만 일이끝난뒤 풀기도 쉬워야한다 마찰력을 극대화하여 묶지않고 해내야한다는게 관건이다

[@user-oe1wn4km4h]

В тихую вязать узлы не судьба? А то бряканье беспонтовое идет.

[@Fenix66.]

Самый надёжный это третий узел

[@LB-vn1lu]

Can anyone identify/name the knots?

[@DG-vo8yc]

Well, number one is a mooring hitch. Number two is a mad cow knot. Number three starts with a munter hitch and then has some fanciness throw in at the end. Haven't seen that one before.

[@user-oo5fd4tx6k]

👍

[@wescor8365]

Що придумав те в показав. Я б їм жодному не довіряв.

[@karthiksumathikarthiksumat5566]

Rope name

[@GRockBlues]

Mad cow hitch

[@user-lf2fh2jv3h]

01:00 02:02

[@vladimirsemenov9650]

Самый быстрый узел это спасательный, а эти пока завяжешь - сгоришь.

[@vows2sweden]

Principle: the highwayman´s hitch - we all know it, BUT THANK YOU FOR NOT SHOWING THE BOWLINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@handknottips4591]

Thank you for your support, but I'm so sorry, I don't understand what you mean, because English is not my first language😥

[@bennyblanko3]

The first knot is a bowline, really

[@notyouraveragegoldenpotato]

Why? I can whip a bowline out in 2 seconds In any condition. It works well. Never let me down when life was on the line literally. Takes half a second to undo. I'm guessing you don't do this for a living

[@ryanbeard1119]

Yra, the mad dashers hitch.

[@herbiesnerd]

Safe? I can’t think of a scenario where I’d risk the knot coming completely apart when it’s being used just so I can untie it with a single tug.

[@jstretch]

Clearly you never used these in the real world or have any sailing or cowboy experience..

[@herbiesnerd]

@@jstretchYou’re correct. I haven’t and I don’t. I was a fireman for 30 years and know ridiculously amounts of knots used in rescues and utility scenarios along with all the hardware, lifelines, rescue lines and utility lines. I’ve used the hell out knots that don’t fail or at risk of failing in some pretty crappy scenarios. These knots are clever and nifty but I’d rather stick to what I know. Easy to tie, easy to untie, easy to identify. (But I can throw a mean lariat! I had horses as a kid and my grandfather was an old school working and rodeo Cowboy who taught me as a kid)