How do you carry your chainsaw ?

[Billrog]

Made a scabbard for the saw screwed a couple brackets on the back of it to hang on the piece I welded together and bolted on the tractor where there was already accommodation on the loader post.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

How do i carry my chainsaw?

With confidence.

 

[MEA]

Here how I tote mine around.

 

[Amvcane]

Built this the other day. Got the idea from Billrug a couple posts back. Thanks

 

[Slickheadhunter]

Same set up different tractor.

 

[Billrog]

Nice job Amvcane even improved it I still haven't got my park brake remodeled but I will thank you for the idea.

 

[worthb]

Kioti CK35

 

[Gordon Gould]

Mine's not to fancy







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[Billrog]

Gordon I like the idea of being able to pull the saw out to use much easier than mine where I have to lift it out. That's how I did it on my last tractor.

 

[Billrog]

If anyone else is interested when I used my saw long hrs. everyday my hands would get cramped so I slid the foam made for bicycle handles over mine and it certainly has helped.

 

[DarkBlack]

Gordon,

That looks very functional. How is the box attached to the large plywood base? Also the large plywood looks attached to 2 plywood "feet" that sit on the tractor sheet metal.
How are those attachments made, and do you have any rust at the metal to plywood interface?

 

[Gordon Gould]

"Functional" is a good way to describe it.
I put a cross support between the rops. Couple pieces of light angle with a PresureTreated wood spacer.





Then I have a plywood shelf that just lays in there. The rops locks it in place in a dado cut on the bottom of the plywood. There is no rust on the fenders because I use it every day but the paint is wearing off a little. You could glue a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet on the plywood to slow down the ware.



Then the box just sits on top also locked in place between the rops with a couple wood cleats on the side of the box. There are no fasteners so I can take it all off except the cross support w/o any tools.



gg

 

[sdef]

 

[Hermio]

I was inspired by seeing all of these ideas. I ended up using composite decking board for mine, attaching it to a Mahindra ML-130 loader on a 5035 tractor. I used a dado blade to hollow out the inside of the sheath to 1/2" total

 

[Billrog]

Nice sheath using composite decking was a heck of a good idea for durability !!!

 

[Einthewoods]

I finally got around to painting my carry all and took some pictures. I've been using it all summer and it works well. Surprisingly strong - I stood on it as a test. One downside is it obstructs the rear view some.
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I know this user doesn't seem to be active anymore, but this looks like a really good setup. I was just about to order a Kolpin chainsaw mount, but I think I am going to skip it for something much more versatile like this item.

I love the ideas I can get from this forum!

 

[BrokenTrack]

I make cheap wooden carriers for my chainsaws. They are quick and easy to make.

 

[Gordon Gould]

It is nice to have a thread with all these good saw carrying ideas in one place. Something for everybody.

Here are the two saws on my M5640. One on the loader post - pretty common. The other in back with a tool box.





gg

 

[PhysAssist]

It is nice to have a thread with all these good saw carrying ideas in one place. Something for everybody.

Here are the two saws on my M5640. One on the loader post - pretty common. The other in back with a tool box.

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Hey Gordo,

Those look too nice to beat up in the woods!

I like the welded on mounts on your FEL tower, but don't have enough skill to do it myself yet- AND on our little tractor, there wouldn't be room for my @rse between the saw and the fender anyway- as it it is, I have to be real slow and careful not to catch the PTO or speed range levers with said posterior projection, or overhanging coattails, especially when dismounting.

I have to ask though- is that crossover hand grip across your dash OEM?

My SWMBO has some problems getting up onto the driving deck because of her [handi-capable] disabilities, and something like that would be a Godsend for her in both mounting and dismounting...

I'm saving a copy of your picture so I can try and replicate it.

Thanks and stay warm!,
PA

 

[Gordon Gould]

Hey Gordo,


I have to ask though- is that crossover hand grip across your dash OEM?


PA

Thanks and yes it is. And you are right - between that and the hand grip on the fender there is plenty to grab both mounting and dismounting.

gg