Chainsaw Mount
- Thread starter MIKEWA
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I use an 18" piece of 6" diameter flexible drainage pipe (called a big O around here) and a bungee cord to hold it on as a light weight guard for the chain, and a strap of some kind, like an old guitar strap, duffle bag strap, or even rope to throw over the shoulder. Keep the saw on your back or under your arm, or where ever its comfortable and doesn't flop around. Hope your saw is light.
Treesmacker
New member
The ones I have seen have been mounted to old bikes XR's and PE's
used for trail work. One was a crude piece of ply wood mounted with some
u-bolts. The other was a custom job made out of Alum. by a machinist.
He said you notice the weight while turning and wanted to mount it to the
steering head.
Good luck and keep us posted if you find a nice one.
used for trail work. One was a crude piece of ply wood mounted with some
u-bolts. The other was a custom job made out of Alum. by a machinist.
He said you notice the weight while turning and wanted to mount it to the
steering head.
Good luck and keep us posted if you find a nice one.
Go to:
http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=5&L2=&L3=&L4=&item=PMB_CSCARRIER
Here, you'll find what seems to be an inexpensive, durable and safe way to carry a full-size chainsaw.
Good luck,
TP
SpeedyManiac
New member
I usually just toss my chainsaw in a backpack with a sheath around the chain and blade.
we can only hope
Can see the headlines now...
Chainsaw massacre of KTM owner by Psychotic Gas Gas rider!
skid jackson
New member
Our club has two back packs made up to carry chainsaws. They took an old kelty framed pack, removed the pack, and then fashion a carrier to drop the saw and a few other tools into. Works pretty slick. get hold of an old framed back pack and work something up. Then anyone can carry the tools, the bike isn't an issue.