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firefighterjake
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HehHeh . . . never noticed that small "trunk" compartment, eh?
I tend to carry most of my gear in a seat/trunk on back or a custom fabricated metal box in front . . . depends on what I am doing as to what I carry (i.e. local ride vs. ride farther from home, ride vs. working in the woods, etc.)
I tend to carry most of my gear in a seat/trunk on back or a custom fabricated metal box in front . . . depends on what I am doing as to what I carry (i.e. local ride vs. ride farther from home, ride vs. working in the woods, etc.)
Yeah. My Yamaha has that. I keep a spare spark plug and cheap ratched in it.
When I'm cutting trees I have my "chainsaw bucket" I carry on rack or cart.
I can fit my one gallon gas can, small jug of bar oil, cheap ratchet sockets, screw driver. sometimes a spare chain, funnel and sthil cutting helmet on top. It's great to have it all in one spot when it's time to head out and easy to carry.
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When I'm cutting trees I have my "chainsaw bucket" I carry on rack or cart.
I can fit my one gallon gas can, small jug of bar oil, cheap ratchet sockets, screw driver. sometimes a spare chain, funnel and sthil cutting helmet on top. It's great to have it all in one spot when it's time to head out and easy to carry.
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If yours is electric shift make sure you keep the manual shift lever that should be in there. It allows you to put the transmission in gear if something happens with the electric shift.
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