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It works quite well IME and one of the reasons to use it is that it can be tied so quickly by flinging the bight around with momentum instead of slowly tying it. All those other knots are good too of course. These days if I need MA for a rope pull I whip out the Wall Hauler because it is...

Ive used that before tho its much cooler when you whip/flip the bight around the rope instead of carefully wrapping it like in the vid. :dude:

Hard to wrap my addled mind round that

Yes I was wondering if it could come loose. whadya mean tautline, using the webbing?

I'm curious how many of youse were familiar with/use this method.

I wanted to make 2 simple tripods to then connect with a cedar pole to serve as one end of a stand for 2 kayaks. This looks intriguing

Interesting, I wonder if it is strong

If you are refining to post #15, no, just a homemade marlin spike to undo the occasional tough knot.

I ground off the tip on two screwdrivers, one is pointy and the other more blunt, they work well.

Its the way I've tied it from day one, had heard it was weaker but not so according to this vid. :dude:

Good news for the cowboy bowline