Chainsaw Scabbard?

[LarryBud]

Hi Folks,

Any ideas floating around for a DIY chainsaw scabbard?

I know SawHaul will sell me a nice one for $129 +tax. I see Koplin has one which looks less than ideal for $65.

There must be someone who has solved this before me. A search didn't come up with much.

 

[Fordtech86]

Chainsaw Holder?

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

www.orangetractortalks.com

 

[Fordtech86]

Let's see those chainsaw mounts!

Alright I know there have been pics posted in the past but looking for ideas for my L3901. Postem if you got them. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

www.orangetractortalks.com

 

[mike0000]

Here’s how I did mine, it attaches by what I’ll call “pinch plates” I couldn’t bring myself to weld on my new tractor. All from scrap I had on hand.

Mike

 

[marrmanu]

This one was pretty simple using the original scabbard.

 

[LarryBud]

Thanks Folks,

I have a few ideas and I plan on fabricating one out of wood and attach it with ubolts.

 

[LarryBud]

Here’s how I did mine, it attaches by what I’ll call “pinch plates” I couldn’t bring myself to weld on my new tractor. All from scrap I had on hand.

Mike

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THis is a nice design Mike. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Goz63]

Hi Folks,

Any ideas floating around for a DIY chainsaw scabbard?

I know SawHaul will sell me a nice one for $129 +tax. I see Koplin has one which looks less than ideal for $65.

There must be someone who has solved this before me. A search didn't come up with much.
[/QUOTafter all I spent on the tractor having something that looked decent and worked well had importance. The Sawhaul is extremely well made, super easy to install, works very well, and doesn’t look like left over material. If you go to their site you can do 4 two week installments at zero interest to break up the cost. Several YouTube sites

have codes for 5% off. Military also get a discount. In the end it was a simple choice for me.

 

[jimh406]

Looking at ebay, there seems to be a lot of cheap scabbords. You do have to attach them. Seems to me that the commercial solutions are very expensive for what you are getting. I don’t personally have a need for one.

 

[JPB7745]

This is what I came up with. It just slides down and friction holds it down on loader arm. I have never had it come off due to bouncing up and down while driving in the woods. Also never hit the bar and chain with my leg getting on and off tractor. A simple DIY mod.

 

[LarryBud]

This is what I came up with. It just slides down and friction holds it down on loader arm. I have never had it come off due to bouncing up and down while driving in the woods. Also never hit the bar and chain with my leg getting on and off tractor. A simple DIY mod.





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Very Cool. I assume you can just slide it off when not in use. Love it!

 

[B737]

I meant to post this here, but instead it ended up in a 3 year old thread. I have used these in a few places.

"Bannon Chainsaw Holders" are usually around $30, if they aren't on Amazon you can find them at northern tool ect. Easy to weld on stuff.

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CG66R4G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[dirtydeed]

Alternatively, you can get this saw holder for approx $2,400. It comes with a free stump grinder...

 

[Deleted member 47704]

My cargo box on the back started as a saw holder. I am looking for a place to mount a scabbard to hold a 30-30.

 

[Goz63]

My cargo box on the back started as a saw holder. I am looking for a place to mount a scabbard to hold a 30-30.

Lol, hunt from your tractor a lot do you?

 

[Deleted member 47704]

Lol, hunt from your tractor a lot do you?

I'm working in a brushy area, we have bears,bobcats and mountain lions in the area.

 

[Goz63]

I'm working in a brushy area, we have bears,bobcats and mountain lions in the area.

I was just razzing you. I carry a side arm when out in the woods myself.

 

[Deleted member 47704]

I was just razzing you. I carry a side arm when out in the woods myself.

Figured as such, I don't hunt, did a long time ago. These days we have bow hunters come in, we have Deer Crop Damage Permits for our properties.10 pointers are not uncommon in CT.

 

[Smokeydog]

Made these to carry chainsaw, chain and other tooling safely on the tractor.

 

[Dennis.D]

This was a fairly simple solution and works very well. All I had to buy was the threaded rod and some nuts. The rest was floating around in the garage.