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WoodPorn
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Cowboy Billy
Minister of Fire
At least its not a Jonsered
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Just kidding. You would think on something as big as a tractor you could find a good place to keep a saw. But I still have not found a place to mount one where its out of the way easy to get to and won't get hurt.
Billy
!Just kidding. You would think on something as big as a tractor you could find a good place to keep a saw. But I still have not found a place to mount one where its out of the way easy to get to and won't get hurt.
Billy
:ahhh: Eeeek.
I'm thinkin' I would be engineering me up a box to attach to the ROPS or sump'in. Maybe even a rifle sling type contraption.
I'm thinkin' I would be engineering me up a box to attach to the ROPS or sump'in. Maybe even a rifle sling type contraption.
Cowboy Billy said:At least its not a Jonsered
Just kidding. You would think on something as big as a tractor you could find a good place to keep a saw. But I still have not found a place to mount one where its out of the way easy to get to and won't get hurt.
Billy
There use to be a guy on ebay built a wire mesh box that connected on to the top of the three point just for wood makeing and what ever.
I just fill up two saws and throw them between my feet in the cab on the skidder .
Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
Hey guys, why not mount something like this? Perhaps you could fasten it to the FEL? On a fender?
Saw bracket
Saw bracket
Bigg_Redd
Minister of Fire
Seems like a ratchet strap or two would be a lot less expensive than using the saw blade as a wedge.
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