How to Properly Tie a Tow Hook Knot?
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Tying a tow hook knot is as follows: Using a rope to tie a knot is basically a daily life skill requirement. However, when it comes to tow ropes, the knot must be secure; otherwise, it is prone to slipping during the towing process. Double Overhand Knot: First, loop the rope around the object twice; then pass the rope end through the second loop and pull it tight; finally, just tie a half knot. Half Knot Method: First, cross the rope end with the rope, then pull the passed rope end tight. Reverse Figure-Eight Knot: First, tie a figure-eight knot in the middle of the rope, cross the rope end first, then loop the rope end around the main rope, pass it through the rope loop, and pull it tight. Next, pass the rope end through the end of the rope in the opposite direction along the knot. Then pass the rope end through the first knot and loop it back under the knot. During the looping back process, the rope end needs to pass through the lower rope loop. Finally, adjust and pull it tight. Figure-Eight Knot Method: First, cross the rope end, then loop the rope end around the main rope, and finally pass the rope end through the rope loop and pull it tight to complete the task.