"Don't saddle a dead horse" has to do with:
A)machine guarding
B)safety belts and lanyards
C)wire rope clips
D)Boatswain's chair harnesses

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The phrase "Don't saddle a dead horse" is a mnemonic used to remember the correct method for installing wire rope clips, which are sometimes colloquially referred to as "U-bolts." It advises against placing the saddle of the clip (the part that fits against the live, or load-bearing, part of the rope) on the dead end of the rope, which is not under tension. This ensures the load is properly supported and the connection is secure.

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