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Revision as of 23:03, 30 March 2007
For other uses, see Hitch (disambiguation).
A hitch is a type of knot used for binding rope to a part of a ship or other vehicle or object. This is an alphabetical list of hitch knots.
- alternate ring hitching
- anchor bend variant
- bale sling hitch
- barrel hitch
- becket hitch
- blackwall hitch
- blake's hitch
- boom hitch
- bottom loaded release hitch
- buntline hitch
- cat's paw
- chain hitch
- clinging clara
- clove hitch
- continuous ring hitching
- cow hitch variant
- cow hitch with toggle
- cow hitch
- ground-line hitch
- half hitch
- halter hitch
- highwayman's hitch
- hitching tie
- icicle hitch
- killick hitch
- knute hitch
- lighterman's hitch
- magnus hitch
- marline hitching
- marlinespike hitch
- masthead knot
- midshipman's hitch
- munter hitch
- munter friction hitch
- palomar knot
- pile hitch
- prusik knot
- round hitch
- round turn and two half hitches
- sailor's hitch
- single hitch
- slippery hitch
- taut-line hitch
- timber hitch
- trucker's hitch
- true lover's knot
- tugboat hitch
- turk's head
- turle knot
- two half hitches
- wagoner's hitch