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Yep, You are sorta painting yourself into a corne, here. Reason I mentioned Burnham is I visited him a couple of years back and saw the area, where he used to work. Compared to my woods, his are damned near vertical:lol:

Magnus, have you ever driven a carburated car in high mountains. Like 3-4000 meters above sea level. Try that and tell me again that lack of oxygen doesn't matter to the setting of an engine. Or for that matter, just SRT a tall tree at 2,500 meters above sea level and ask your lungs:lol:

For someone like Burnham who who's elevation changed several 1000feet during a day, a saw that adjusts itself would have been a fine thing, I think. Also most of the young pros around here have no idea about adjusting a saw, apart from the idle screw. It is, like manual logging, a dying art.