Eh ... how strong a knot is does not exactly correlate with how hard it is to undo ... so there's a big fail on someone's part right there - unless it's meant a

Eh ... how strong a knot is does not exactly correlate with how hard it is to undo ... so there's a big fail on someone's part right there - unless it's meant after it breaks the knot that endured more will be tighter. How strong a knot is can be gauged at what tension it either slips or breaks. When joining wire it can be surprising as the size and type of steel alloy used varies. Rope types likewise lend themselves less to some types of knots - and for pulling a decent tension with a vehicle, none A to D would be used around my way by anyone accustomed to snigging logs or stuck vehicles.