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:\: As we all know, nothing is certain in this biz...even tool lanyards. I dropped a BT45 about 70 feet, and never knew it 'til I heard the young woman grounding for me holler, "Did you mean to drop that??". It was on a self-tied webbing lanyard that somehow came un-tied. It was hanging just...

I love the ride, but I want to be braced solid for it :).

I'm with you there...in fact, I want to be able to hit the chain brake and drop the saw if I need...not often at all, but I want the option. Blowing a biggish top out of a conifer comes to mind.

I'm currently using a Petzl Caritool on my Sequoia, for the 200T. It's on the standard bungee tearaway saw lanyard, with two rings, short and long. Short ring goes on the Caritool, long ring goes on an aluminum wiregate biner near and to the rear of it...

I often do as Squish describes in conifers, too. Any time manueverability amongst limbs is required, I attach it close.

There ya go. It was just a silly joke. :)

Look at first pic, brother. :)

Dog says it smells funny.

"Think before you cut"...now there's a concept that ought to catch on, Dave. :D

Oh, alright...we'll let it slide this one time. :D