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Here is three different ways to girth hitch around a tree/boulder. I use all three ways depending on the situation. Just make sure you carabiner isn't pressing against the tree or boulder making it dangerous for the carabiner.<br> Then all coming into the middle, equalized and tied into a over hand knot.<br> <br> Using for a forum on rc.com
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Here is the way I girth hitch 1 in. webbing around a boulder/tree.<br> The carabiner is not against the rock/tree and if it is I loose the carabiner and put the webbing through the loop.<br> <br> this is for a forum on rc.com
Or take the carabiner out and thread the webbing through the loop. The direction of pull is down.
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“Here is three different ways to girth hitch around a tree/boulder. I use all three ways depending on the situation. Just make sure you carabiner isn't pressing against the tree or boulder making it dangerous for the carabiner.
Then all coming into the middle, equalized and tied into a over hand knot.

Using for a forum on rc.com”  

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This is a bad example of girth hitch. Notice the direction of pull(toward the camera) and how the carabiner is being mashed up against the rock/tree. This is where you could have problems.<br> SO DO NOT DO IT THIS WAY. <br> <br> Taken for a forum on rc.com<br>
Here is the way I girth hitch 1 in. webbing around a boulder/tree.<br> The carabiner is not against the rock/tree and if it is I loose the carabiner and put the webbing through the loop.<br> <br> this is for a forum on rc.com
Here is three different ways to girth hitch around a tree/boulder. I use all three ways depending on the situation. Just make sure you carabiner isn't pressing against the tree or boulder making it dangerous for the carabiner.<br> Then all coming into the middle, equalized and tied into a over hand knot.<br> <br> Using for a forum on rc.com
Or take the carabiner out and thread the webbing through the loop. The direction of pull is down.
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