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When lifting a load on the hook using a rope tied with a hook knot, the thickness of the rope should be taken into account. If the cable is thick enough in relation to the hook, it can be laid with a single hook knot and safely lift the load.

A thin cable laid with a singleknot, can slide off the back of the hook, and if it is thin in relation to the hook, it is laid hook knot with a hose. This greatly increases the reliability of lifting the load.

Rice. 106. Shack knot with a hose

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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