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Is this a repost?

A step by step with vocal would be more helpful

Cheers, exactly what I was looking for

hundred dollars

The easiest one! Thanks

Isn't this a triple fisherman's as well?

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A scaffold hitch with 1 less turn?

Quit watching when I saw the crossed strands right at the beginning .. Complete failure.

Thanks. Thousands of vids on this knot, this is the first shown in hand / not around something.

no comments is CRAZY

You definitely know what you're doing, that's for sure. My recommendation is to slow down when tieing. Obviously, we can pause the video if needed but it's much smoother and easier to comprehend if we don't need to pause it as often.

This is awesome, i kinda just want one for just camping and hiking.

Soy de Panamá como puedo contactarlos para compra de un capto👍

That’s a ketchup dick convention if I’ve ever seen one.

Anyone know how much the technora webbing is rated for like in pounds or something?

Very nice!

kinky

Absolutely useless.

You guys are some sexual deviants. I’m here to learn how to restrain someone

thumb down for the unnecessary annoying music. those are the rules, knotty 🙇‍♂️

Look a little deeper than just recommendations that are anecdotal. Look at all of the cases of aerial ladder collapse and failures. There are many. Often these failures include weight and ladder movement. Loads that create a twist to the ladder, such as moving a load side to side, places all of the load onto one ladder channel with a resultant of pulling up on the opposite side. Raising and rotating at the same time is one of the largest areas this happens. The longer your ladder is extended, the more the bed sections pry against the ladder bed itself. This is a class 1 lever at its pry point at the bed sections and a class 2 when coming over the hydraulic arms. My rescue utilized both our straight stick tiller mounted ladders and our rear mount buckets for anchor points. In doing this we never extended the ladder beyond 50 percent extension. We ensured all ladder locks were engaged and the ladder controls were idled down and covered. We operated as close to 45 with a max of 60 degree slope to ensure resultant would pull back towards the turntable. For belay, we utilized the petzl ASAP lock so that there was minimal impact load from the potential failure. As to system, most frequently we utilized our anchor and system off of the rescue and not the ladder. Consider engineered anchors off of a separate apparatus where line runs as close along the line of the bed. In using another base anchor for your system, you can often move the run above the ladder similar to how the cranes cables run in truss constructed cranes. Consider a system such as a harken lokhead winch that guns back to your engineered anchor off of another apparatus. The 45 - 60 degree aerial alignment allows the rope to run above the ladder without running down rungs. Great discussion. Stay safe and practice before you need it.

Muy buen material. Sería interesante contar con una versión traducida al español para compartirlo más en Colombia.

Great video

it is concerning that CMC would publish a video that does not show a fully engaged parking brake. Instructional videos must set the bar and aim for perfection.

I love seeing all the new shit you guys come up with

So you don’t need to friction posts and a rope tailer? that’s great. is CMC still prescribing that for MPD DCTTRS?

46:08 I suggested a collaboration video with HowNOT2 a few weeks ago in a comment. I'm glad you guys are aware of them! @HowNOT2

Great podcast, Here is one book that you might find useful for leadership and pushing authority down to the folks in the field. Corps Business: The 30 Management Principles of the U.S. Marines David H. Freedman

very usefull

Thanks 🙏

Tem um barulhinho de sineta que me perturbou, achando que meu pai acamado estava me chamando. 😓🖖

Wouldn't figure 8 or 9, tied multi-layer way similar to frost knot be stronger?

I think its funny how in the rope rescue world, things just go through a continuous cycle. Things are used, then for some reason theyre not, then a few years later theyre back.

One of the strongest ways to join two ropes together.

Shame on yall for putting such a hefty price on something that is meant to save a life. Especialy when it costs way less to produce, none of you care about the lifes of first responders , you just wanted more profit .

Cool

That’s a good question. Curious what Reed has to say about it.

Cool concept but such a missed opportunity tot each a valuable lesson; Would have liked to see something actually wrong with the AHD or the SO4

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I like the addition of the half hitch stopper knot even though it’s not needed it keeps the tail from flapping around

Couldn't it be designed so it only attaches the correct way? Or are there scenarios where you'd actually want to mount it the opposite way?

I promise I'm not kidnapping anyone. This is for recreation only

Tension less hitch, so why the over hand at the end? Never seen that part.

Excellent

That is not a water not. That knot will slip and roll when pressure is put on it.

is the Flash Escape Anchor compatible with any other rope? other than the Fire Escape Web?

is that also how to tie a line to a fish hook?

Before you added the red rope would that knot just be a figure 8?