Chainsaw carrying

Hey guys,
Here in New England (Vermont) one of the things that I run into a lot on the trails is downed trees and/or branches.
A bow saw is super handy, but I've taken to carrying a small 16" chainsaw with me to make the work a bunch faster.
Wondering if anyone has any creative chainsaw carrying solutions.

I have plenty of room on the roof rack, an SOS Off-Road Concepts rear bumper with tire swing, and no tool box in the bed (takes up too much space for my needs).

I have been eyeing some of the UTV chainsaw scabbards.

 

@jAndyMendo

 

why are you king of the apples?

 

I really like the DeWalt chainsaws. The 60v FlexVolt chainsaw is pretty nice and the battery works with other tools.

 

battery operated chainsaws?...wuuttt

 

It's an old nickname from bike racing and winning the King of the Mountains jersey in a stage race here in Vermont. @ramonortiz55
The jersey was white with red apples, so we always called it the king of the apples jersey. I won it two years in a row and that was that.

 

That's cute, not many would admit to borrowing their wife's chainsaw.

 

My wife has a Stihl ms361

 

Yup. It's got more than enough balls to cut up some pretty big trees. And you don't have to worry about carrying 2-stroke oil.

 

admit it.. if you could bring battery operated toys you would.

Jaws of life (battery operated)
https://www.target.com/p/black-deck...VhlcNCh2dTA4tEAkYECABEgJ1oPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

this is what I pack!

 

"DeWalt's Flex Volt saw brings the balls to the lumber yard, so you don't have to!"

 

That's a climbing saw right.

 

Don't much like heights... but it's lighter than my 046

 

Whenever I am in the big tree forests.

I carry a Stihl MS 362C with a 18inch bar. I have a 25inch bar in a drawer. 3 Pro chains for each bar. A gallon of premixed and half gallon of bar oil. Tools, sharpener, fuel filter, spark plug, air filter. Eye, ear and hand protection. Wedges that I learned how to not use that much anymore. Hatchet and small sledge-sledgehamma.

oh yeah and assless chaps.


whos yo daddy?

 

let it go son, let it go....

 

Nope! you be amazed what you can cut with a top handle arborist saw! An MS192 0r 200.

 

Andy is.

 

oh and my built thread has some picks of my scabbard mount. since that is what you really asked about. I had to let my balls swing low first. from my keyboard. from my cushy office job. interweb hero here

 

The 200 is preferred for climbing I'll agree, but some times the 361 in necessary.