Steve Bullman

Yep what Peter said, and don't let go too early.

Not sure, why don't you make one and tell us how it goes?

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You can probably throw any axe really, but like mark said it will be a lot harder. The key is standing at the right distance from the target. I watched a number of interesting techniques at our past event, none seemed particularly better than the other really.

pretty impressive!

Nice thing to put your name to Barrie, well done

And is the design in production?

Nice to do something different every so often

Welcome to the forum. Enjoyable vid thanks. Where are you from?

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Well done Chris

MK1 they will replace regardless of if its broken. Don't quote me on it but i believe they will replace even without a receipt, you might have to contact Lyon the distributor direct though.

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stretching is the most important thing, unfortunately its about the most boring thing to do as well. If I keep up with my stretches for a good 20+ minutes a night I have very few problems. Like always though as soon as i'm back feeling good again I let the stretches lapse.

Not justified at all. If the authority had put the job out there and specified it had to be done from a mewp then it might be a different story

Hope you told him there's no such thing as mates rates during storms

bit early? not supposed to be hitting us till 2am

If people got off their backsides and listed their stuff on arbsafe people like you could find these saws at such sites and sneakily search the serials numbers there and then and know for sure

Why not crane jobs John?

Just been reading the weather report, don't know how i missed it. As usual here in Suffolk we won't be taking the brunt of it but 50mph winds forecast so still enough to do damage.

That's surely all the more reason to use srt. I've always though yew was a perfect srt scenario which is why I'm curious to the above

So what was the outcome on this in the end anyway?

a link would help

why on Yew trees?