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Adam Bourne

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  1. Haha cheers dude, Your right though it's not something that anybody should be doing unless there absolutely confident about it.
  2. Cheers dude, Could you define risky though mate? Yeah if your all the while cutting at angles or an inch or so from your strop, or maybe you could be pushing on the saw way to hard and follow through on to the strop. I'm not ram headed by no means and I like to think I'm a cautious kinda guy. If I wasn't at all satisfied with my position and working ethnics whilst doing that then yeah! I'd probably create 2 points of anchor on the stem or in another tree. Your right though it's not a good practiced standard by no means and I don't condone it.
  3. Cheers fellas The 150 is a lovely saw Stephen, if it's for pruning then yeah light, responsive, and reasonably quite. Takedowns depends what timber and what size IMO. It struggles on 6" oak yet glides through 10" beach!! It's brilliant for jobs like this on, but at then end of the day they were not built for being hammered, they are still a glorified silky. Without serious porting, timing advancements, and tuning then buy a 201 or 540 mate. Hope this helps
  4. 7 skinny poplars in total but made the video up of the 5 biggest. All ranging from 60/70ft in height and no more than 1 1/2ft in base diameter. The first 4 had to be halved so we could fit them in the area available to us. Nothing to strenuous and completed in 6 hours. Also introducing the spike cam with some footage of the KiwiKlimbers spikecender. Tried for as many angles as possible on the fells with a sneaky gob cam Anyway set to HD and enjoy.
  5. I've trimmed the wrong hedge in the past. The neighbours were well chuffed!! Haha
  6. Really enjoyed working on this beast today. 90ft London plane tree, approx 6 1/2ft diameter at the base (possibly a little more). Main folk at 45ft was approx 5ft diameter at its widest. Job spec was 15% outer crown thin, removal of deadwood and crown raise to approx 5m.
  7. It could easy but without demonstrating I wanted to just add that incase anyone though they could mate
  8. Me and josh went to pick some new chains and stuff up at the local dealers. New in last week pretty cool, josh was obsessed. Naturally
  9. No idea Paul! I'd imagine someone with far to much time on there hands!
  10. I've just got an email through to say my inbox is full and jonnybaby has tried sending me a PM!!
  11. At the expense of a little self promotion:D Check my set up for tall trees. It's not a rescue anchor but great for big old girls
  12. I still never sent his shirt i bought him it's ok though I still have t It to give him at cutters show
  13. That's awesome rupe. Will you be using it just for skiing or will you use it for tree footage?
  14. The throw line comp is on and again being sponsored by throwpod/sawpod, I'm not revealing much about the SRT climb this year as there's some big changes, but all for the best, let's just say it's completely aimed at SRT.
  15. As funny as it made sound but I suggest you try cola.
  16. Oh as for the selfie stick?? Wtf!! Haha I've tried mounting the gopro on the front of helmet but everything seems really in your face!! I have just done this spike cam though
  17. This one mate And I agree with rich gopro studio is good
  18. Good stuff rupe, missed your videos, watched the storm damaged horse chestnut one the other week. The one where you dropped the stem at the end
  19. Love my Didier chest harness! Would be gutted if I ever lost it. Because nothing else is better and more sentimental. Been using it for a few months now and I think me and Ben rose where the first UKers to receive them Thanks again Paul
  20. Haha that was awesome, a little early but still made me smile. (Considering his state that night!) haha
  21. Erm!! Yeah better leave your spikes at home mate You not coming up again Jon? Be good to see you all again. The deeper the better

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