Flynn Improves the Truckers Hitch

This is clever improvement to the auto locking trucker's hitch. Flynn from the Philippines sent me his video and gave me permission to use post it. This is a great know modification for repeated. It works great for hand trucks, dollys, and trolleys.

[daemn]

Thank you everyone for your kind words. I wasn't expecting the credit and just wanted to share Brent this accidental innovation to help others who may find this knot useful. As my 3 year old always say: "Sharing is caring!"


Not even sure if this knot is unique or new, but if it is, maybe we can call it FLYNT AUTOMATIC HITCH (flynn+brent) for easy reference LOL!

Cheers and God bless you guys!

[grahamohea]

I really like this format. Showcasing other people's innovations and then going in with a more detailed explanation on how it works

[davebullard]

I love that there are people capable of discovering new methods of working with something so ancient as knots in rope. I also love that you're the type of person to pass credit along to someone less prominent than yourself. I have an appreciation for people with that sort of integrity. Especially when they are not only creative and insightful, but also gifted as a teacher. I have always had trouble working with knots. Discovering your channel and learning from you has "cured" me of that particular affliction. I can now safely transport lumber on the roof of my car! :) Thank you.

[JaydubyaX]

I have broad knowledge of knots(sailing, outdoor
sman etc) would consider myself slightly above average in knots... but FCA's brain is wired for knots on another level., and then this guy Flynn comes along and reinvents the wheel..lol..super cool and great that FCA is humble enough to recognize and showcase another persons skill :)

[tagalogkurt]

"That's not going anywhere" in Tagalog is "Hindi ito gagalaw."

Hin-deh eh-to guh-guh-law (law rhymes with wow)

[brrrt]

This worked out to become my favourite knot, love to tie this one on a slip as well!

[deviousrooster]

After all these years you are still my favorite knot tying channel on YouTube. You explain each step so well and provide multiple examples. Thanks!!

[leehunter]

Spread the word ppl. Share this video and let’s get this channel to the 200k it deserves. 👍🏻🇨🇦

[JG]

Wow. I didn't think I'd ever find an improved version of the truckers hitch but this will probably be my prefered twist on this extremely useful knot going forward. Thank you.

[stephenhampshire]

Wow, thanks Flynn for the simple yet excellent improvement one of my favorite knots!

[jimt]

This is fantastic, not only the chap from the Philippine’s locking truckers hitch but also your self centred knot. I need to practice this one !

[ralphhighlights]

Awesome tutorial! Love 💕 from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[mateusz-grochowski]

MOst usefull knot tying channel ever found.

[deviousrooster]

What I like about this truckers hitch is you can tie it without having to pull the standing end completely through which yields two quick releases as well!

[joshwarner]

Genius. Makes it even easier to remember how to keep all the tension

[ruggedrickrude]

Friend works for food supply service in bulk….uses hand truck a lot will send him this TY GUYS

[lrntmercier]

This video is very helpful because I transport things all the time with a dolly, Thank you to the both of you!

[floridasaltlife]

Congratulations to Flynn on a great new idea

[algodonrabo]

Hmm, Brent, because you asked; How do you say 'that's not going anywhere in Tagalog?' Here it is: 'Hindi yan pupunta kahit saan.'
Nice video. Very humble of you to credit Flynn for the idea. Thank you both for a useful tip many of us can put to good use.

[jomamma]

Flynn, you're a genius! Thanks for the share.