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I’ve been using the two rope think since national grid brought it out years before the Arb Ass stuff.
It’s always been lanyard as well there as far as I’m aware. The risk being you cut your bridge you then have nothing.
My bridge is a bit close to my knackers, no chance whatsoever of a chainsaw being near there. Bridge is safe with me.
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