Where do you keep your saws??

[Apocalypsse]

I would get a small safe, just light enough for one guy to drag. Fill it with coke bottles full of petrol and some gunpowder. Lock it up. Leave lots of bank cash bags around it and a hand written tally on top of it with some huge number as the last entry.

Guy will take the safe, leave the saws and try to open it with a torch.

I soooo gotta do that.

 

[treeslayer]

I would get a small safe, just light enough for one guy to drag. Fill it with coke bottles full of petrol and some gunpowder. Lock it up. Leave lots of bank cash bags around it and a hand written tally on top of it with some huge number as the last entry.

Guy will take the safe, leave the saws and try to open it with a torch.

fricken BRILLIANT.

 

[outofmytree]

I would get a small safe, just light enough for one guy to drag. Fill it with coke bottles full of petrol and some gunpowder. Lock it up. Leave lots of bank cash bags around it and a hand written tally on top of it with some huge number as the last entry.

Guy will take the safe, leave the saws and try to open it with a torch.

Somebody please rep TM for this as I cannot yet.

Wouldnt ya love to be a fly on the wall when they finally get the gas axe through the safe hinge....

 

[Hddnis]

Somebody please rep TM for this as I cannot yet.

Wouldnt ya love to be a fly on the wall when they finally get the gas axe through the safe hinge....

Not really, I'd rather be about three counties away, hiding in a bunker.


Mr. HE

 

[capetrees]

I put the saws in the chute of the chipper. No tool box on the one ton, only a bench seat, regular cab and no protected areas outside the truck. Might add a tool box to the chipper. Winters they come inside every night.

 

[wood4heat]

Locked in the shop in an orange case on a shelf/bench/floor depending on space and current projects.

 

[Curlycherry1]

Back when I cut firewood I used a F800 stake rack dump truck. Behind the cab on the stake rack I had cut slots in a 2x6 (flat side) that fit a saw bar and I bolted that to the inside of the plywood sides of the truck. At the end of the day, provided I had left 1/2" of space in between the wood and the rack I could slide the saws blade first into those slots. They held fine, never bounced out and a chain through the handles and down to the rack and padlocked kept them safe. No fumes in the truck to breathe and I could dump the load at my yard or a customer and never have to handle the saws.

 

[Philbert]

I like to keep our saws in a case but frankly the case that you buy is a bunch of crap. I went to order a case for the 660 and found out they don't even make one for it!!!

Check out this post:

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=106294

and this one:

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=102569

Philbert

 

[chemist]

I have an echo-330T that I keep hidden!

 

[Lawnmowerboy48]

Wherever there is room too and from jobs, otherwise top shelf in the garage.

 

[treemandan]

better question is where I keep my shotgun.

 

[coolbrze]

Anywhere the wife cannot get an accurate headcount.

That is freakin hilarious, I'll 2nd that for my rabbit beagles!!! Thankfully I've got quite a few B&Ts it's hard to tell them apart

 

[Greystoke]

How I store my powersaws

Here is an effective saw rack I use sometimes:

Otherwise I store them in my Pickup, with an all metal utility topper that I got for free! Just had to shorten it up a few inches. I built the bedslide, and it makes my job much easier!

Stihl 088, Husky 3120, two 660's, Husky 455, two husky top handles, echo power pruner, all of my climbing gear and ppe.

 

[treeslayer]

you are a sick, twisted man to flaunt a setup like that. :jawdrop:





Wow, what a rig.

 

[Greystoke]

you are a sick, twisted man to flaunt a setup like that. :jawdrop:





Wow, what a rig.

I love it...now I just need to get some heavier springs for my yota!

 

[Steven B]

I keep mine in the garage. I built a saw horse & seems to hold my saws pretty good. I've got enough wood left over to build me a traditional saw horse.

 

[TreeClimber57]

Here is an effective saw rack I use sometimes:
I built the bedslide, and it makes my job much easier!

I love that bedslide.

Stihl 088, Husky 3120, two 660's, Husky 455, two husky top handles, echo power pruner, all of my climbing gear and ppe.

You must be cutting some big firewood to use a 088, a 3120 and 2 660's. Those are some mean saws. Love it!!

 

[Philbert]

Here is an effective saw rack I use sometimes

Nice slider.

Philbert

 

[Greystoke]

You must be cutting some big firewood to use a 088, a 3120 and 2 660's. Those are some mean saws. Love it!!

Timber Faller most of my life so I needed some big saws:

But They still come in handy now that I do tree work:

 

[TreeClimber57]

Timber Faller most of my life so I needed some big saws:

No question about it!! I used to do a quite a bit of felling.. nothing quite as big as you show in that one picture though. I had a 088 myself but sold it a few years ago. Sometimes wish I still had it, but can hardly justify a 880 for the amount I would really use it. My 660 can really do 99% of the big stuff. And that 088 was a heavy pig thinking back..

But They still come in handy now that I do tree work:

For sure!! Nice saws.


I keep my saws in trucks, a dedicated trailer.. or in the shop. Maybe beside the bed would be a good place too... but wife may complain about the gasoline smell..