If you are having trouble finding directions you can do it another way. First find out what the rope is made of. Poly/poly or poly/other stuff. If it is a traditional double braid made of poly/poly then you can use a generic class 1 double braid splice. If it has other stuff like technora, look...
Your post reminds me of this podcats.
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/ten-thousand-years/
It is about how to warn people of danger 10000 years in the future. The best method: mythology. Why? It works.
Regardless of weather stepping on rope is good or bad, I will continue to follow my...
Make sure you build this rig with some serious trailer brakes on each axle. This will save your ass, truck and trailer on a wet day. It is better to have more brakes then you need most days and have reserve power for a quick stop then to be pushing your brakes to the limit every day.
As a building inspector I will tell you to follow manufacturers instructions. As an innovator I try what I feel is safe and test it low and slow.
1. Follow manufacturers instructions.
2. Follow manufacturers instructions.
3. I would not use a double braid like that. It might work. I would...
All good points. I want to add that a hitch climber pulley would work very well here. It can be attached and removed in seconds and gives you three attachment points.
I use it with the masdam rope puller. It works great. It was my first climbing line many years ago. I would hate to climb on it now but I would if the situation required it I would.