Power Pruner Storage

[sotc]

How do you guys carry these to the job site? We've always just tossed them in the back of the truck but they tend to get a little abused that way. Been thinking about a way to carry them on the chipper but wanted to see what you folks are doing.

 

[FireFighterZero]

Uhhh....I just set them up on ties until I need one. So they dont rot.

Then I take them to the job site with a tractor.

I bet you aren't talking about "power poles".....

 

[Jomo]

I think Willie's talkin bout power polesaws...

Jomo

 

[Buddy]

How about a quick fist? These would be handy for a few other things too.

http://www.thefirestore.com/mobile/...uctId/10963/End-of-the-Road-Quick-Fist-Clamp/

 

[Merle Nelson]

Right now mine goes in the truck every morning and out at night. It travels with a scabbard on bar and chain and a soft cooler protecting the engine.

 

[squisher]

If you stuff your power pole in the back of a chip truck regularly. A helmet cover is great for covering the powerhead atleast.

 

[sotc]

How about a quick fist? These would be handy for a few other things too.

http://www.thefirestore.com/mobile/...uctId/10963/End-of-the-Road-Quick-Fist-Clamp/

Interesting idea, I'll check those out a bit more, thanks.

Jim, don't make me hot shot you!

 

[BlackSmith]

Power Pole protection huh, I could run with that if this wasn't a family forum...

 

[pantheraba]

Glad you asked that question, Willie...I am setting up a new (to me) trailer and have been wondering how to secure long things like that.

 

[pantheraba]

It looks like a good idea:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTE0jX7VHfg

does not allow embed of video

 

[MasterBlaster]

The eff is "transportation grade?"

It looks awesome.

 

[sotc]

25 pounds, my poles are 15, might be worth a try, thanks

 

[SeanKroll]

Transportation grade might mean something about that they are legal to hold shovels, etc on the outside of a rig.

 

[flushcut]

Ladder rack for me.