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where do you carry your chainsaw?

Started by lindamc, September 24, 2013, 04:22:28 PM

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lindamc

Just curious where people store the chainsaw in their vehicles, more interested in those that have wagons, as Im not keen to keep it on the carpeted floor. Also Im not keen to throw it on top of anything else. Don't want to keep it in the trailer toolbox because I wont be taking the trailer 4wding most times.
Linda & Kristin
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Hairs

In a Stihl Chainsaw case(BTW it's not a Stihl saw LOL) ratchet strapped onto the roof basket.  ;D
:cheers:
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GUEY

In a metal toolbox on the roofrack. Not a fan of having it in the car.

Edit - probably not helpful if you don't have a roofrack.
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xcvator

I take the bar off of mine and stick it in a 20lt drum along with gloves,spare chains, safety glasses and fuel, simple and cheap like me  ;D
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Black Diamond

Quote from: GUEY on September 24, 2013, 06:00:49 PM
In a metal toolbox on the roofrack. Not a fan of having it in the car.

Edit - probably not helpful if you don't have a roofrack.
Works for me too :cheers:

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Wato

I use a Stihl case as well and keep it in the MSA bag on the roofrack

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lindamc

thanks guys, all very enlightening!  I didn't know that there was such a thing as a chainsaw box, so will look into that one. Don't have a roof rack as yet, but the moment it goes on, then that's where the chainsaw and its box will go :)
Linda & Kristin
Prado & Aussie jay camper
Melbourne

xcvator

Quote from: lindamc on September 24, 2013, 09:04:11 PM
thanks guys, all very enlightening!  I didn't know that there was such a thing as a chainsaw box, so will look into that one. Don't have a roof rack as yet, but the moment it goes on, then that's where the chainsaw and its box will go :)
Will you lock it  >:D >:D >:D
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jk

Ours is kept in it's Chain Saw Bag and we just throw it in the back of the cruiser with all the other gear................it's easy and I'm lazy  :D ...........works a treat  ;D  :cheers:
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lindamc

grrrrr I hate having to think about locking things all the time.....yes I guess so.   I even have to chain my garden hose to a post at home, and then the mongrels just steal small pieces of hose instead of the whole thing.
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Melbourne

Hairs

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Quote from: Hairs on September 24, 2013, 09:44:03 PM
The Stihl ones are about 80 bucks.


Got one of those , sits on top of the hard floor until we get to camp, the in the back of the cruiser
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Sir Kev + Darkie

Quote from: Hairs on September 24, 2013, 09:44:03 PM
The Stihl ones are about 80 bucks.


Ya better off with a Husky Chainsaw box as they are a rectangular shape which makes packing around them easier  :cheers:

http://www.husqvarna.com/au/accessories/chainsaw-accessories/chainsaw-carry-case/
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Hairs

Quote from: Sir Kev + Darkie on September 25, 2013, 06:14:45 AM
Ya better off with a Husky Chainsaw box as they are a rectangular shape which makes packing around them easier  :cheers:

http://www.husqvarna.com/au/accessories/chainsaw-accessories/chainsaw-carry-case/
True, I could get more kids in the roof basket, be a lot quieter in cab too  ;D
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Quote from: Hairs on September 25, 2013, 06:22:48 AM
True, I could get more kids in the roof basket, be a lot quieter in cab too  ;D
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Brumbypt

if I travel bymyself for short trips the chainsaw sits on the floor on the passenger side. in my mud mat.

if travelling with family or passenger then the saw sits in the cargo area. I dont have carpets but it sits nicely in its spot in the back..

soon it will travel in my trailers tool box.


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lindamc

Thanks for the replies everyone..hmmm I wonder if I had a roof rack, would I be able to hoist my two whingy teenagers up there....
Anyway the chainsaw for this last trip stayed in the back of the wagon and was needed a few times on one of our 4wd adventures.
This pic was just getting some firewood.
Linda & Kristin
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Melbourne

VKPrado

Quote from: D4D on September 24, 2013, 04:56:32 PM
In a chainsaw box :)



Where did you get the box from? Sure would make packing easier being that shape as opposed to the Stihl one.

D4D

Quote from: VKPrado on September 30, 2013, 10:53:16 AM
Where did you get the box from? Sure would make packing easier being that shape as opposed to the Stihl one.

I bought mine from eBay but this is similar.
http://www.newagearbor.com.au/shop/prod776.htm
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Murph

Put your safety gear on top of the chainsaw ,glasses ,gloves ,ear protection , then you will more likely use them before you start the saw !  :cheers:

lindamc

just ordered a case  :D
yes I did forget to pack safety gear. ???
Linda & Kristin
Prado & Aussie jay camper
Melbourne

SteveandViv

I modified a milk crate on the roof rack for me. I get the saw in plus the fuel, spare chain and bar oil.
http://steveandviv.blogspot.com.au/