Home Made Chain Saw Carrier
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Home Made Chain Saw Carrier
This may inspire some ideas for anyone who needs to carry a chain saw and is a bit handy with tools.
The mid size Polaris have a round bar that I used for a mount. Other quads will vary.
Materials were:
1/2 " plywood
2 electrical conduit clamps
2 eye bolts
some #8 wood screws
4 carriage bolts
wood glue
2 hrs free time.
The mid size Polaris have a round bar that I used for a mount. Other quads will vary.
Materials were:
1/2 " plywood
2 electrical conduit clamps
2 eye bolts
some #8 wood screws
4 carriage bolts
wood glue
2 hrs free time.
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Looks good Mongrol. I like it. I bought a plastic case from sears and have been strapping it down whenever I need it but its a PITA to get it out and put away, and I dont like to put it in right after using it, for fear of melting the plastic. This is perfect, and cheap which makes it even more perfect. I may have to rig something like this up.
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Looks good Mongrel. I've made wood boxes for most of my stuff instead of buying pre-made. It's just too expensive. Another way to carry a chainsaw for all of you with flat rear racks is to get a couple of 1x12 pine boards and make a good sized base out of a couple pieces doweled together. Make its length and width enough so you can build a box rim around the outside edge. Trace the outline of the saw with the bar attached and screw a rim of wood around where the saw will be. You can add a spot for a couple tools like a scrench and file. Maybe enough room for a gallon of bar oil too. Or, just buy an X2 and throw a cargo net over it all.
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