Chainsaw bar scabbard needed for 24" bar

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Keith42

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I have a Husky 272 XP that has a 24" bar on it, i do not have a bar / chain protector on it and have been having rouble finding one big enough, does someone sell longer scabbards / protectors for a longer bar than 20 inches? Any help / replies appreciated.
 
Kieth, I have ones that are like 18", I know Stihl makes longer ones. I have been getting firewood with a full size blazer cause my truck is broken, I take my dog and don't want him to cut his paws. I put my saw chaps on top and around the bar, this works. You can always cut a slit into flexible black plastic pipe and use that, watch your fingers doing this. 272 Is a good saw, I like them.
 
In the meantime, take cardboard and duck tape to make a simple; but, really neat scabbard for your saw. Cost is nil and easily replaced in a few months or a year or so.
 
I have a husky 28" scabbard on my 32" bar. My dealer just had one.

Another common scabbard is a length of old fire hose.
 
Husky do a 28" one your dealer should have one or be able to order it. I've not seen a long STIHL one they normally come as a 15" open section that you can shove a regular bar cover in front of.
 
Stihl has several different lenghts of bar covers, and also different length extensions for them.

Here is a 24" Husky one.
 
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Pack shack, Boulder Creek Packs, Ruffian Specialties all make ones out of cordura with padding, and leather for the muffler all around $50. I just use old fire hose that the local FD was going to throw away, it's FREE!!
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