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Same here, I rarely use a capture since I rarely work alone. Also. Once you have a Maasdam continuous rope puller, the 5:1 set up rarely comes out of the bag. It becomes the go to. You just place a porty at the base of the system and you can tie off the leg of the rope you are pulling as a back up.

I'll see what I have lying about. But dont rule out the 3/8ths stable braid or even Samson accessory cordage. 8mm has about a 3500# tensile strength. Cheap. 200# pull into a 5:1 system is 1000# pull potential. And each leg of the system does not realise that 1000#...

I have been able to tighten up a prussic method with a very tightly made VT set up. Tying my own eyes. Down side is that double fishermans knots can really clamp down on the crab making it interesting to disassemble the system.

You are going to lose some of your pulling power to friction using 3 strand in the pulley system. It has more tendency to twist the system creating friction between the legs. Never much cared for a prussic for capture. I prefer a rope grab as there is less set back. I have one of these for...

Bought two of these on Ebay years ago. They eventually wore out with extreme duty abuse. Pulling logs of 1000# water logged on 5:1 up and over bolders etc. Years mind you prior. Bought another pair holding up to more years with less abuse. Not disappointed and will take up to 5/8ths...

Clear as mud? :lol:

Ghetto fiddle block...... Porty on tree. Rope to tip. No wraps, just a bight through the bottom loop around bollard. Basically a 180. Instead of sweating the line. Install rope grap above porty on working end leg. Hang pully. Loop tail over or through pulley and pull down. You just lifted or at...

Dont over look 3/8ths stable braid. Splicable. WesSpur sometimes has remnants. Cheap enough if not. Light lowering line as well. Hold up to Natty Crotch fine