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[[File: hms_tieoff_step1_p6w.png|120px]]
{{#invoke:FlexGallery|gallery_with_widths
[[File: hms_tieoff_step2_p8w.png|160px]]
|File: hms_tieoff_step1_p6w.png
[[File: hms_tieoff_step3_p8w.png|160px]]
|120px
[[File: hms_tieoff_step4_p8w.png|160px]]
|If the knot is not in the correct position, flip the knot by giving a bit of a slack (1)
[[File: Munter_tieoff_step5.png|200px]]
|File: hms_tieoff_step2_p8w.png
[[File: hms_tieoff_step7_p8w.png|160px]]
|160px
[[File: hms_tieoff_step8_p8w.png|160px]]
|Make a loop (2)
[[File: hms_tieoff_step9_p6w.png|120px]]
|File: hms_tieoff_step3_p8w.png
[[File: hms_tieoff_step10_p6w.png|120px]]
|160px
|Move it behind the sharp end of the rope (3)
|File: hms_tieoff_step4_p8w.png
|160px
|Pull a bight of the rope belay end through the loop (4), making a slipknot around the sharp end
|File: Munter_tieoff_step5.png
|200px
|Grab the bight with a hand (5) and simultaneously take slack out of the system while releasing the other hand (6), note that the break strand is still always being held during this step
|File: hms_tieoff_step7_p8w.png
|160px
|Pull the bight through the carabiner (7), increase its size if necessary for the next steps
|File: hms_tieoff_step8_p8w.png
|160px
|Secure the tie-off...
|File: hms_tieoff_step9_p6w.png
|120px
|... by making an overhand around the life end of the rope (8,9)
|File: hms_tieoff_step10_p6w.png
|120px
|And the mule-overhand tie-off is done
}}

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Message definition (Munter hitch)
{{#invoke:FlexGallery|gallery_with_widths
|File: hms_tieoff_step1_p6w.png
|120px
|If the knot is not in the correct position, flip the knot by giving a bit of a slack (1)
|File: hms_tieoff_step2_p8w.png
|160px
|Make a loop (2)
|File: hms_tieoff_step3_p8w.png
|160px
|Move it behind the sharp end of the rope (3)
|File: hms_tieoff_step4_p8w.png
|160px
|Pull a bight of the rope belay end through the loop (4), making a slipknot around the sharp end
|File: Munter_tieoff_step5.png
|200px
|Grab the bight with a hand (5) and simultaneously take slack out of the system while releasing the other hand (6), note that the break strand is still always being held during this step
|File: hms_tieoff_step7_p8w.png
|160px
|Pull the bight through the carabiner (7), increase its size if necessary for the next steps
|File: hms_tieoff_step8_p8w.png
|160px
|Secure the tie-off...
|File: hms_tieoff_step9_p6w.png
|120px
|... by making an overhand around the life end of the rope (8,9)
|File: hms_tieoff_step10_p6w.png
|120px
|And the mule-overhand tie-off is done
}}
  • If the knot is not in the correct position, flip the knot by giving a bit of a slack (1)
  • Make a loop (2)
  • Move it behind the sharp end of the rope (3)
  • Pull a bight of the rope belay end through the loop (4), making a slipknot around the sharp end
  • Grab the bight with a hand (5) and simultaneously take slack out of the system while releasing the other hand (6), note that the break strand is still always being held during this step
  • Pull the bight through the carabiner (7), increase its size if necessary for the next steps
  • Secure the tie-off...
  • ... by making an overhand around the life end of the rope (8,9)
  • And the mule-overhand tie-off is done