The Best Chainsaw Carrier for Your Tractor
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Carrying a chainsaw on your tractor is always a balance of finding a place to put it where it wont fall out (like a cab) but also choosing a spot where you wont get cut or don't care about bar oil leaking all over the place (like a bucket). Today, I go over what I think is the best option for carrying a chainsaw on your homestead tractor, and whether thats the SawHaul or the Saw Boss from ITC Quick Attach.
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What a great invention! And supports a small business
So true! I’ve put stuff in the bucket and forgot about it. Then I proceeded to grab a load of dirt or gravel and dump all my stuff out with it. I like this idea, thanks Jack! Cheers, Mike.
I actually knocked the little wireless camera on my bucket off last fall when digging a ditch and only found it by shining a flashlight on all the piles of dirt I left behind until I saw light on the screen. Luckily it was sitting half in the dirt and not buried entirely.
I’ve had a saw in the bucket bounce out and go under the front tire before I saw it… broke the handle. Usually I put stuff in my rear carryall, as long as I’ve got that on the 3 point… which I do most of the fall and winter. Spring- summer is usually tiller/plow/rotary cutter. Of course, just this week I had my chainsaw helmet bounce out of my carryall and go under a rear tire as I backed up before I noticed, crunch… 🙄. Secure ways to carry things are always good!
I've heard enough horror stories from friends to know that securing the saw is better than tossing it in the bucket. Saws are expensive.
Thanks. Been looking for a saw mount for my RK55 (made by TYM) and this product looks great.
I'm really impressed with the product. I'm not an affiliate, but if you order online, let ITC know I sent ya.
Awesome price point. What would be additionally welcomed, if they don’t already have it, would be a bracket for fuel and bar oil too 😊
It's a nice review but I would have liked to see you lift the bucket just to see any clearance issues. Mainly because when you are driving around you won't be doing it with the bucket on the ground as it is in the video.
The loader bracket it’s mounted to doesn’t move. The loader arms connect about 6 inches above where the Saw Boss and no part of the saw crosses into where the arms travel.
Just the thumbnail had me with big eyes and a quick draw of apprehensive breath. NOOOO! DON'T BACK UP! My saw is my "right hand man".
Haha, Thanks the reactionI was going for! No saws were harmed in the making of this thumbnail!
Thank goodness! Things that go "whack!" Are a friend of Jack 😁
Totally want to get one of these
It's 100% worth it. I'm not an affiliate but if you snag one, let them know I sent you over.
Tell me about it I bought a brand new backup chainsaw when I used to sew firewood and I was using it one day I think the first day I ever used it sat it on the tailgate on my truck like I always do backing up and it fell off the tailgate and I ran it over and broke the brake on it brand new saw first they used but it was a light little saw because those it was just for backup because when you go way out in the woods you don't want to break down and have to come all the way home with no firewood so yeah I always pack the extra saw
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Hey Jack nice video, based on the size of that mount, do you think it would fit on a BX?
It would totally fit on a BX. When they clamp down, they clamp down good and tight, so even if the mount is a little oversized, it will hold just fine and have enough clearance for the bar/chain.
I'm interested and I don't even own a tractor, lol.