Chainsaw Holder?

[Stitchit1]

Has anybody seen or ever made a chainsaw holder? I'd love to see a picture or two of what you have done. I feel they have to be out there,.... Somewhere. Or does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks to all!

Chris

 

[bambam31]

Has anybody seen or ever made a chainsaw holder? I'd love to see a picture or two of what you have done. I feel they have to be out there,.... Somewhere. Or does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks to all!

Chris

I have seen a couple on here. One was made out of PVC. Look through some of the old post and you'll find them.

 

[85Hokie]

Has anybody seen or ever made a chainsaw holder? I'd love to see a picture or two of what you have done. I feel they have to be out there,.... Somewhere. Or does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks to all!

Chris

Do a search on youtube for Paul Short - AKA - wildfire on this site, made a real nice one. Mounts on the right side, slide the saw right in

 

[Stitchit1]

Lol. Thank you 85! I seen the one on his BX. That's actually why I've come up with idea for one. I'm thinking of combining with my 3point on the side of a towing type box. But, would rather have the 3 point open in case I'd have an attachment on it. Thanks again !

 

[redwormrancher]

Here is mine. Held in place by straps, no fasteners.

Found a piece of scrap PVC (perfect green!) from sewer-line work being done in my neighborhood. Cut out a 4 inch chunk and warmed that baby over a charcoal fire. Flattened it out and put the saw in it while hot. Formed a little -Works great.

Sorry for the side-ways photos, I don't know how to rotate them.

RWR

 

[Bug-O-1]

There's a good 1/2" gap between the loader mount, so this chainsaw holder slides in and out very easy, it's the first accessory I made.

 

[85Hokie]

Bug,

you my kinda guy.....make sheeet outta wood!!!!!!!!!!!! I like it - simple,effective and ifn it gets "old" - make a new one!!

 

[Stitchit1]

Sweet! Thanks for the picture and advice!!

 

[Bug-O-1]

In 07 when I got my tractor, I was putting the chainsaw in the bucket, seamed like a nice place for it, then after a few weeks, on my way to get some more firewood, I wanted to move some dirt, so I scoop up the dirt, dumped it out in another place and see my chainsaw falling out, blank bleeping BLANK!!!!, that's how good my memory is, out of site, out of mind. It's a wonder I didn't brake the saw, and that was the last time I put my chainsaw in the tractor bucket.

 

[rparkinson]

Here is one I built for my L3200. Angle and expanded metal. Holds my 2172 with a 2' bar perfectly.

 

[Stitchit1]

Hey, that's an awesome idea! thanks. I may use that area for mine as well. I see you have chains... is it because of the tire tread, or simply that it's what's needed to get thru the snow, regardless of which tread you have?

 

[rparkinson]

I do run chains on all 4, I live on the coast in maine where the snow is wet and heavy. We get a lot of ice too, and I live on a small mountain. I use the machine for a lot of snow removal, so chains and weight are a must. I run about a 1000lbs on the back. The setup works well. I just make a ssqa snow plow that angles too. Cant wait to try it out- Well, I can..

 

[Bluegill]

There's a good 1/2" gap between the loader mount, so this chainsaw holder slides in and out very easy, it's the first accessory I made.

Nice saw!

I like the use of wood here and the location.

I really need to made one of these!

 

[skeets]

Seems somebody else likes orange saws,,

 

[Bug-O-1]

Hey, that's an awesome idea! thanks. I may use that area for mine as well. I see you have chains... is it because of the tire tread, or simply that it's what's needed to get thru the snow, regardless of which tread you have?

This is my sec. one, I Like using wood for a chainsaw holder, it wont dull the chain, and it's lite. I used 1/2" Oak, it's strong wood, drilled, clued and screwed. The first one I made lasted 6 years, it was still in great shape before it burnt up, another story.

I like to cut my firewood in the winter time, and to do that, I need chains on my tractor because of the ice and snow, some times 2'. There's something about a nice sun shiny Saturday in Maine, in the winter time, 20-30 degrees and no wend, a day like that = no BUGS, the wood hauls easier, and stays clean, that's a good thing when hauling logs to saw up on my mill. Dragging firewood on snow really smooth's out the woods road to, and I can wear my wool shirt without sweating.

 

[rparkinson]

Where are you in Maine?

 

[Bug-O-1]

Where are you in Maine?

I'm not far from you, Liberty Me. rite next to the sand building and CK Shingle

 

[rparkinson]

Oh yeah no kidding. Yeah I have cut some wood out there by camp neofa. Small world. I work on Vw's now here in Northport.

 

[Benhameen]

This is my sec. one, I Like using wood for a chainsaw holder, it wont dull the chain, and it's lite. I used 1/2" Oak, it's strong wood, drilled, clued and screwed. The first one I made lasted 6 years, it was still in great shape before it burnt up, another story.

I like to cut my firewood in the winter time, and to do that, I need chains on my tractor because of the ice and snow, some times 2'. There's something about a nice sun shiny Saturday in Maine, in the winter time, 20-30 degrees and no wend, a day like that = no BUGS, the wood hauls easier, and stays clean, that's a good thing when hauling logs to saw up on my mill. Dragging firewood on snow really smooth's out the woods road to, and I can wear my wool shirt without sweating.

I like your set up and the idea of using wood. Can you post a pic or two of how you have it attached to the FEL?

Thanks

 

[olthumpa]

My chainsaw holder!