Atv Chainsaw mount

[naturelover]

Well, I had mine sent to the store to avoid shipping charges, and was wondering where it was since it was supposed to be in on the 26th. Kept checking my email and finally was gonna call the store and see why they hadn't shipped it yet.

Then I looked at the confirmation page again and noticed I used another one of my email addresses.. :msp_unsure:

So, its there at the store. I'll pick it up next week and get it mounted to the ol' 250. Might mount the other one on the 750KQ, but as tall as it is, might end up with just the bar by the time I went under a couple trees.. :msp_w00t:

 

[kennyl70]

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. ordered 2 tonite..... man cant wait til they get here. wont have to use the old gun racks on the atv to hold the saws anymore.... thanks.

 

[timberland ts]

Was pleasntly supprised on how it was built, like how it is removable from the base plate. Will see how they hold up.

 

[hillbillyjake]

ordered 5 today. wanted to send this back to the top in case any else is interested.

 

[tickbitintn]

Threw mine on today... not exactly how i want it but was in a hurry.

Went on easy about ten minutes.
knobs are cheap, one was cracked in package, the other cracked on it's maiden voyage.
Should be easy to find better ( stronger) ones though, not bad for $7!!!

With slightly wider spacers u can use a plastic scabbard ( sorry no pic), and not have to smell the soft one!.

 

[Valkyrie Rider]

Had to order a couple just to find a use for them. Hoping I can adapt them easy enough to make them worth the $20 with shipping included

 

[BOW HUNTER]

Got it mounted up, pretty easy install. Broke one cheap plastic knob.

 

[kennyl70]

so had a surprise on the deck tonite when i got home..... 2 of them and cant wait to put um on the honda.....
i immediately took them to the garage after i opened the box...... HOLY BUCKETS........ they stink....... but i was well aware of that since i have seen several who got theirs already had posted the smell factor.
they seem heavy built......
will post pictures when i get them on this week.... maube tomorrow night.

 

[naturelover]

Got my two.

As was said, these things STINK! Hate to be in the factory they were built in for hours at a time.

But seems well built, don't know that I'd hang the 441 in it, but the Quake will ride along well.

Well worth the $7. Don't know that I'll put it on the KQ, as I know I'd just end up with a bar as tall as it is.

 

[jaars]

Got my two.

As was said, these things STINK! Hate to be in the factory they were built in for hours at a time.

But seems well built, don't know that I'd hang the 441 in it, but the Quake will ride along well.

Well worth the $7. Don't know that I'll put it on the KQ, as I know I'd just end up with a bar as tall as it is.

Ordered my 3 and also ordered 2 too; carriers as well ???

 

[kennyl70]

mounted 1 tonite. mount bolts was alittle long and i had nothing in all my bolt collection to fit that was shorter. so i just put it on the front rack corner so the bolts cleared the fender. seems well built and i am gonna use it to death.

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[motoman3b]

Got one of mine mounted up today, now i'm ready to cut and split!

 

[RedShift42]

Kolpin Saw Press

Can anyone share their experience w/ Kolpin's Saw Press II chainsaw carrier?

I'm looking for a way to carry a small saw on the snowmobile that offers a little more support than the Mad Dog we all ordered last month (got 2 myself).
The Kolpin offers the option of vertical or 45* carry, using additional padded brackets that support the powerhead in the respective orientations. This strikes me as a better design b/c, especially in the 45* orientation, it reduces that constant torsioning of the bar & AV mounts from the powerhead, every time the vehicle bounces.

And to think I passed on one at a garage sale last year, NIB $10... :bang:

 

[saxman]

My grounds maintenance vehicle is an electric golf cart. Here is my carrier mounted with my MS211 in itView attachment 285080

 

[OH_Varmntr]

This strikes me as a better design b/c, especially in the 45* orientation, it reduces that constant torsioning of the bar & AV mounts from the powerhead, every time the vehicle bounces.

I would venture to guess the torque applied to the AV system from a truck ride is not as harsh as that of normal use.

I will say this though. I mounted one of my Grizzly the other day and I'm not very excited about the rubber scabbard. I'm probbly going to modify my clamps a bit to accomodate a different design of my own.

 

[Itsme7]

Can anyone share their experience w/ Kolpin's Saw Press II chainsaw carrier?

I'm looking for a way to carry a small saw on the snowmobile that offers a little more support than the Mad Dog we all ordered last month (got 2 myself).
The Kolpin offers the option of vertical or 45* carry, using additional padded brackets that support the powerhead in the respective orientations. This strikes me as a better design b/c, especially in the 45* orientation, it reduces that constant torsioning of the bar & AV mounts from the powerhead, every time the vehicle bounces.

And to think I passed on one at a garage sale last year, NIB $10... :bang:

I have one of those mounts as well. Works well, only used it a few times, very functional. Heres a few pics. (old ones, 455 is long gone and quad is a little different.)

 

[7oaks]

Finally mounted mine

I bought three, gave one to a good friend then a couple days ago mounted one on the work ATV. I really like the way it works - much better than just bunge cording it to the rack. Haven't used it in the woods yet because - even though there several good sized trees down from the recent high winds it is too snowy and muddy to be working out in the forest right now. I'll mount the third one on the tractor when the weather turns nice.

Here are the pics:

The upper portion of the mount can be easily removed via the knurled knob so it is out of the way if you aren't carrying a chainsaw. Sweet!

That's my everyday go-to 028 onboard.







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